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i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, sandra smith and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> ♪ ♪ we are getting the dirtbags off of the streets.id >> theen dirtbags deported with the new dhs boss suiting up in ice gear getting up at 2:00 in the morning joining federal agents as they begin their first illegal immigration raids in new york city. as illegals were chargedav wite. kidnapping and a refreshing change from shopping for menswear while a crisis is ongoing. president trump's new white house press secretary levitt laid the smackk do down on liberal reporters who were confused about immigration laws. >> can you tell us numbers. company have a a criminal recor.

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division it something we should all be concerned about. >> trump wants photos when he goes low biting goes i. >> there will be those who won'e bect affected by it and that is the part that concerns me.hi >> i dnko the deportation raids went? >> i don't know about it in full now they got some of the bad guys. i think getting one that was part of the aurora apartment complex attacks sends a good message that we're tracking you across the country.il we knoo.w where you are and we e coming for you. obviously trump and co. know tha value of this and it's more impactful to see with homeland security. in the outfit out there i thinka

it alst o sends a strong message h these arrests and the points around the population of people who are but haven't committed other crimesth besides being scared there are people hiding in attics showing up at schools and churches in libraries. with the level of tenseness inte thvee population. r with peoplese who are upset and can nobew go into schools and american police they can go into a school for 17-year-old has a warrant why can't ice?to >> they can go wherever they to be when the president is determined. this will be ann expedited removal process there were overm

ea million and a half deportatin orders that doesn't even include the number of criminals so weo need to get ready to see this continuously. first of all it is so refreshino to see her on the ground as well as todd homan and it's a reminder of how absent this was and how absent biden was for four yearsth. secondly within a week border crossings are down and down 95%c and theyan do it the messages don't cross the american borderh she wentus to go there. calling trump hitler how do you. refer to this as like gestapo raids. of these arethes individuals one

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ten times more, what is left? >> barack obama deported millions and nobody called himled and nazi. >> when talking their judge were were showing video s of the ratr and foe r a second there thought you're about to say even thatf they're just takinthg one of the people to street it's a gooding thing i don't know how you'd finish the sentence that's the case now we're talking about mad thousands the point was made these are people with bad track records and bad criminal recordn kidnapping assaultap burglary charges these are known criminals to getting them off the street and i spoke to a city councilmember today and so much energy she has.d she came here and said i will g remake my point. sh a se came on and at democrats republicans and people ine

new york citsty and something we had to accept that people can break the laws and be criminalsz and weed are super jazzed about what's happening and we had todd homan on the show yesterday and this i s what voters wanted.is overwhelmingly i this is what ty voted for. and it is the top issue forry americanin voters. we are following through onof promises t and they had chicago and in new york this is what they promise to do and fox news polling people overwhelmingly support getting criminals offg the street camthe people out of the country.edia >> they are in a weird position

where they are for keeping criminal aliens in the country >> greg: i for one am concerned about these known criminals being in our libraries. i'm not worried about that. america loves what's going on, and this raises the question for the remaining democrats. how do you react? you react in the context of the last ten or 15 years where your party was paralyzed in thought and word? or do you grow a pair? or do you grow up and react accordingly to the situation that is happening right now? the past is dead. that is what logic and reason would tell you to do. if you keep calling people hitler -- by the way, you need a new because this is getting old -- or if you call people racist, your party is going to die because america is tired of that. you can pick any issue, and he will find this pattern. somebody tries to solve a problem, and then there is this mundane hysteria. the hysteria -- the democrats in my opinion are hopeless. because they were so used to

forgoing their own beliefs for the bat signal. the bat signal would come and tell you what to believe, that biden was mentally fit even though you knew he wasn't, that men can be an girls locker rooms even though you know that is screwy, and that illegals are victims and you know that is not the case. the bat signal has now gone dark because the threat of cancellation for expressing common sense is gone, so now the democratic party is orphaned. you can't even grow the ideas you have because you only have one idea. and but y there to lead

the way, so all of these people you suckered into wokeism is now at a loss, so what you are seeing every day in these immigration raids are solutions to a huge problem that america is behind and the democrats are like, racist! but the biggest sin, i think a lot of democrats believe the cost of their personal and professional status was too great to side with common sense. they were like the green groceries in eastern europe that would put up a sign that says, workers of the world unite. even though they hated communism, but they put that up there because not only did they not want to take the risk, they didn't want to share the risk, either. i am really curious, what is next for a party when you are seeing all of these practical solutions happening at all you could do is shout hitler? that's all you've got. it's pathetic. you are going to die if you keep

doing it because no one is buying it. that is my advice, jessica. >> jessica: first time ever that you told the truth about what you said to me in the green room. >> greg: that's true. >> jessica: wait a second, this is a weird sensation, that actually happened. >> jesse: but then he ruined it because he wore the same shirt as sandra. >> greg: a leprechaun threw up on the judge and i think we should get somebody over there. >> judge jeanine: irish. >> jesse: coming up, democrats are losing it over trump rooting out government waste and putting a pause on condoms in gaza. ♪ ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 150,000 lives with dental implants. because a clearchoice day changes every day. finance your new smile for as low as $148

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>> judge jeanine: breaking news details as president trump takes a blow torch to our federal government. u.s. judge temporarily pausing the trump administration's freeze of federal grants, loans, and other financial assistance programs. the freeze aimed to root out all the dei and the green new deal nonsense that undermines our national interests. but democrats like chuck schumer want to play politics and accusing the trump administration of starving people in order to pound their pocket. >> this is a dagger at the heart of the average american family in red states, in blue states, disaster, verl hospitals, aid to the elders elderly, food for people in need, all are on the chopping block. in this new administration. why? they need tax cuts for the ultra wealthy. this decision is lawless,

dangerous, destructive, cruel. >> judge jeanine: new white house press secretary karoline leavitt wasting no time to debunk the democrat media hysteria over the order. >> this is not a blanket pause. it means no more funding for illegal dei programs. it means no more funding for the green scam that has cost american taxpayers tens of billions of dollars. it means no more funding for transgenderism and wokeness across our federal bureaucracy and agency. they also found that there was about to be 50 million taxpayer dollars that went out the door to fund condoms in gaza. that is a preposterous waste of taxpayer money. the past four years we have seen the biden administration spend money like drunken sailors. >> judge jeanine: wow peered all right, 50 million on condoms in gaza. look, the pause is not across-the-board, it is to eliminate programs that the

president promised he would eliminate if he was elected on, and that was dei programs, and it is pausing money only from 5:00 today until february 10th so that they can take a look and decide what they're going to do. >> sandra: so we now know that, judge, this is obviously brand-new information, the judge blocking this, u.s. district judge lauren l allie con is a biden-appointed judge, i had to read through this ap article to get the update and read through trump plunge the u.s. government into panic and confusion on tuesday, there wasn't a lot of confusion if you really read through the details of this, and karoline leavitt did a great job articulating this. it didn't involve or affect individual federal assistance from the government, didn't affect the food stamps program and all of those type of things. obviously people need more information. but the media seems to be fearmongering a little bit here. the judge is getting in the way of this. this entire thing told me, again, that this is an

administration following through on its promises and that they understand that we've got to cut back, and with got to start somewhere, and they've got to get aggressive because you can't just do this bit by bit in small batches. i think this is going to be -- this will be a major roadblock for them. but i don't think -- they are not going to tire, and they are going to keep going. this is a strong message that they sent starting this out in week 2 of the administration. >> judge jeanine: you know, jesse, there was a judge who put a freeze on it and then a judge pause the freeze. but this is a funding phase they are looking at the does not involve money that goes to individuals, as karoline leavitt made very clear, it is not social security, not medicare, not money to s.n.a.p., not money that goes to individuals, it is like for the green new deal programs and foreign aid. >> jesse: so you are saying the media and the democrats

overreacted? >> judge jeanine: i think chuck schumer is a little over the top. >> jesse: so everybody is getting the money. this is like of i took over of ceo of fox peered i wouldn't change programming. you would still see "gutfeld" at 10:00 and "the five" at 5:00 i would make sure something's changed. >> greg: what would you get rid of, jesse, go for it. >> jesse: perhaps some pilots on fox nation might be shelved temporarily, perhaps the d.c. car service, cars to west virginia, and maybe whether people might not be getting that new studio until we get costs down. it's an analogy! you get it. they are still going to be able to watch programming. >> greg: do you think "fox & friends" is too long? >> jesse: it is going to two hours now. they are all freaking out but you are still going to be able to watch the news, jessica. do you believe, judge, $50 million for condoms in gaza?

>> judge jeanine: who is in gaza? >> jesse: there is less people -- >> jessica: concentration of childhood amputees in the world. no condoms. >> jesse: that means a thousand condoms per man. >> judge jeanine: a thousand condoms. >> jesse: are they worried about safe speed 20 they are making condom bombs. that is right, hamas floats these things with bomb-making materials and then booby trapped condom, dual use technology. >> judge jeanine: jessica, would you like to respond to that? >> jessica: absolutely not. you know, sandra, you said there is no confusion. there is widespread confusion. in all 50 states across the country. karoline leavitt would have us believe that it is just a wild coincidence that they initiated across-the-board freeze board freeze and the medicaid portals have gone down everywhere. do you know what that is like,

to go to log in to access -- there are -- >> judge jeanine: remember her? >> jessica: yeah, i do. the obama administration didn't initiate an across-the-board freeze. by the way, she also didn't know how to answer whether 72 million americans still had their health care. she said oh, ask the unconfirmed head of omb. what is going on is president trump doesn't like sharing power with anyone else. he things that congress is irrelevant, and he wants to run all over us, doesn't believe in a separation of powers, doesn't care that congress appropriate money and that is meaningful. these are three coequal branches. so we already talked about medicaid. what about the had star pop-ups people are getting when they tried to access funds? you think that doesn't affect individuals, low-income families with kids in schools? you have school lunches getting caught. a congressman who was on with cam brown himself, saying school lunches no big deal, these kids

should go out and get a job, stop mooching off the government. do you know get school lunches? >> jesse: did anybody miss lunch today? >> jessica: i actually didn't get a lunch. opioid prevention funding, suicide prevention funding, hiv/aids treatment. they are just throwing crap at the wall and seeing what sticks. you didn't say anything on the dei front, the dod for a few hours took down the video about the tuskegee airmen -- >> greg: bring that up -- >> jessica: i am bringing it up because when people pay no attention to the details -- >> greg: that was on purpose. >> jessica: really? >> greg: you are better than that, jessica. >> jessica: 18 inspectors general. you have dick durbin and chuck grassley -- >> judge jeanine: great idea -- >> jessica: illegal -- >> judge jeanine: president trump -- >> jessica: judge, you are a lady of the law. congress gets 30 days to evaluate -- but this is about

trump is executing a power grab. he is waiting for it to smack him on the wrist. >> greg: this goes back to what i said before. you had somebody like hegsteth making very practical solutions and you go tuskegee! that was designed to do that and they caught it. that is you, a lack of ideas, you brought up three coequal branches and i'm glad you did. i believe they are the executive, legislative, and judicial, jesse. but that is not what this is about. this is about three other branches, the legislative, the administrative, and the regulatory. we do make laws in the legislative branch, but almost all of the thousands and thousands of rules that we are pummeled with our regulations. laws that are never voted on. instead are created on behalf of the administrative arm of gloating tumor of rent seeking survivalists who are only

interested in feathering their nets so when you hear the outrage you are hearing the monster and fear crying that they may lose 5%, oh, my god, they might get 2% off. the people freaking out about the freeze, they didn't spend one moment freaking out about the thing that is going to destroy us: debt, trillions and trillions. that is the cliff we are heading at peered we are not spending like a drunken sailor, we are spending like the whole damn destroyer. >> jessica: how much did trump add to the debt to? >> greg: how much gimmick. >> jessica: i think $8 trillion. >> greg: why did he do that? >> jesse: why are you the way you are? [laughter] >> judge jeanine: up next, john fetterman shocks the lefty ladies of "the view" by telling them the unthinkable: president trump's actually not such a bad guy. ♪ ♪

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need for bipartisanship but i didn't like the optics of you going over to his florida state. >> i think it's reasonable to have the conversation. >> trump called him common sense. it is refreshing. >> it really is. i hope for his case he survived being at the view but it is amazing. think about this. you have a stroke victim teaching talk show hosts how to communicate. it should be the reverse. the view ability to engage normal human beings has gone out the window. they went after a guy just asking to engage. i think they need to learn three words. i don't care or so what or one wart. so that way when somebody says something like that thing i don't like the optics you just go so and then they go oh jeez.

because who gives a. [ bleeps ] whether you like that. you don't like the optics of anything. that's the problem with the party. i don't like the optics of my colonoscopy but i do it every two years. it's beautiful. best you've ever seen judge. they need to grow some cojones and say we don't care if you don't like the optics. we are passed that and we are now entering the present-day world. i do apologize for swearing i don't mean it. >> and talking about your. and jesse it was a remarkable moment when he said i'm not interested in freaking out over trump. i am in the business of finding wins. i imagine that? >> i think if you do a colonoscopy that much you like it. i do it with anesthesia at least

that's her name there was one to have a conversation but then they never have the conversation. the person capable of having a conversation does it better than they do. they talked to putin and hamas and the taliban. you can't talk to talk to the president of the united states. the last time we stopped talking to each other as a nation it was a civil war. do democrats want to lose another civil war? i doubt it. trump brought it up earlier but they have split the democratic party. you now have 35% of the party agreeing with trump on trade and crime and foreign policy as well as the border. abortion off the table it means every election going forward democrats will run towards the right. what does that do to the democratic party. it makes the republican people

the party of the people so until they find a better strategy this is a party that has lost he said i hope those watching her tired of the van and staying in the haight. do you think more in your party can get behind that sentiment that he shared? >> sure. there's a bunch of that. people who are out there having that conversation. but i don't think so and he's not in trouble with the media he's in trouble with left-leaning accounts. jessica, fat shaming the view? >> i think everyone still needs to apologize about the stuff said in the beginning.

everybody more than just you. and i think he was elected to represent to state that also voted for donald trump. and we talked about staying at home and people starting rumors becoming a republican and there were people in the right saying it's a big defection and he said i'm not becoming a republican i would make a terrible republican i'm pro-choice and pro-immigration and pro-lgbt. i don't think i would be a good fit. at least people alone to copan manager specially win the representing people like the other guy in the selection it doesn't mean they will like the republicans and development 2028. trump is a singular figure. i don't know if j.d. vance appeals in the same way trump does or whoever is at the top of the ticket.

>> it even puzzled the ladies there when suggesting trump straw was politically motivated. >> and they freaked out. with the financial crimes. i bet you she doesn't know what crimes they were didn't have the name of the crime on it. but they are ready to go where is been convicted. they are so full of hate and anger and jealousy. it is disgusting. i'm tired of giving them any attention at all. the truth is though after four years and losing the selection they haven't learned a dang thing. so for somebody to give criticism for speaking to the commander in chief and just trying to find common ground shows they aren't interested in america but interested in their own political ideology and how crazy that might be.

also the optics of this set there. this last time joe biden invited anyone to dinner anywhere. places like the white house they have that poor guy or if the government his whole life. i'm just sick of it. and kamala harris was about joy and unity and they are about giving people medals of honor because they dislike trump. it's all about hate and i am done with them does this have anything to do if your mug change? >> up next and new era in the briefing room.

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thank you. ♪ ♪ >> greg: karoline leavitt making her debut -- the tea is silent. trumps white house press secretary and warning reporters. >> we welcome independent journalists, podcasters, social media influencers, and content creators to apply for credentials to cover this white house. we know for a fact there have been lies that have been pushed by many legacy media outlets in this country about this president, about his family, and we will not accept that. we will call you out when we feel that your reporting is wrong or there is misinformation about this white house, so yes, i will hold myself to the truth, and i expect everyone in this room to do the same.

>> greg: sandra, in the green world, you were telling me this girl did a terrible job. >> sandra: [laughs] she did a fantastic job. we carried this live during "america reports," and she came in there prepared. i don't think you can argue th that. she took questions. she took questions from the front of the room. she took questions from the back of the room. she laid out a couple of changes that could be interesting. in fact, she said one of the seats that has historically been a seat for white house staff member is now going to be a new media seat. she wants more representation from podcasts and social media influencers and all these other areas where people in modern days get their news so that it's not just the legacy media from whom she also took questions in that room. she did a great job, great job. >> greg: she is still not, you know, lesbian woman of color but i'm okay with it, jessica, because she has diversity of opinion. you and i probably would agree, you are listening to a person

that had direct access to the president. as opposed to kjp -- is that how you say it? from before? >> sandra: karine jean-pierre. >> jessica: if you are abbreviating. >> greg: it's nice to see you can tell she talks to the guy. >> jessica: for better or for worse, this is the very outwardly transparent and administration in that way, she definitely talked to him. i think it was important for her to not have notes for today, to send the signal, i'm going to do my homework even though kayleigh, who i think did a very good job in the first and administration, did have a big binder and she was effective that way. i agree with you, like the new media seat. she was a little scrappy with some of the reporters getting into it, one who was saying very specific things, asking -- she said i need some specifics, i'm saying the specifics. i think all in all she would be thrilled with this is a first day. >> greg: judge, it's interesting. are only competition is trump. her boss is almost as accessible, if not more

accessible than her. >> judge jeanine: that's my point. this transparent, transformative press conference today was preceded by a nonstop, daily serial pressers by the president since he put his left hand on the bible. i mean, how many times a day have leasing president trump? there is no question that she and president trump are close. they travel together. they travel together. they have been together for years. she is very familiar with the family and with the president. so i'm thrilled. i'm thrilled with the idea of the podcasters, the social media, the content creators. and i think that this administration is so far ahead of the other administration in terms of its forward thinking and how it capitalizes on everything. whether it is the podcasters and social media and the legacy media not being the only media allowed to come into these things, and, you know, even the president with the dump truck and mcdonald's, i mean, they

just see and they capitalize on everything. it's transparent. and i think she was young, competent, confident. >> greg: very plucky. >> judge jeanine: and by the way, they are going to restore press passes to 440 journalists who had their passes revoked, wrongly, by the biden administration, including one guy in particular, and i don't think she was plucky at all, i think -- >> greg: plucky is a complement, judge. yet another female press secretary, which i love, i hate male secretaries. >> jesse: i have one, his name is johnny. by the way things are going we could get johnny credentialed for the briefing room. >> greg: that is how low the bar has gone. >> jesse: i wouldn't say that. it's expensive. we have expanded it. she is so young, i feel proud of her. that's how i feel, proud of her.

everybody was impressed. it was a great debut. and she let off brilliantly with the drone story. >> judge jeanine: yep. >> jesse: very smart tactically. she said the drones for american government drones. we were doing research on drone technology and joe biden lied to you. he lied to us. why didn't he just tell us what the truth was about the drones? why lie, jessica? i'm talking to you, jessica. >> jessica: i am intentionally not talking to you. >> greg: the drone. might about the drones get okay, head, google bends the knee to the gulf of america. ♪ ♪ hey, grab more delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat.

♪ ♪ >> jessica: welcome back. google is going maga and will update the gulf of america and its maps for users guide. it states and the did nally mountain in alaska's back to mount mckinley. sandra, you've been pressing refresh, we are not there yet on the map. >> sandra: keep saying it's changed, kudlow did this on his show. we all went and looked, they are changing it. i don't have strong feelings

either way on this. i think, i don't know, we can change gulfs. >> jessica: do you feel strongly? >> judge jeanine: yeah -- >> jessica: a mckinley gal? >> judge jeanine: it is in the national interest to promote the interests of our nation. global change with u.s. updates based on the trump order. >> jessica: may be when medicaid gets updated. >> judge jeanine: biden's biden's website. >> jesse: many fox news personalities, and i call them personalities on purpose, lobbied for this and that. this term i will be lobbying for a body of water named after moi. doesn't have to be an ocean or even a sea, i will take a lake. lake watters. it will be my one more thing once he names it. i will do a ribbon-cutting ceremony. >> judge jeanine: were the

chances of that happening? >> jesse: high. naming large bodies of water, you think i can get a lake, judge? >> judge jeanine: yeah, no, not sure peered. >> jessica: greg, what would you lobby for? >> greg: i want revenge for all of those harmless statues peered i think trump should rename all of the cities that progressives destroyed. i will start with san francisco, call it caca cove. los angeles, you can call that asheville at this point, that's on the dems. >> jessica: really popular. someone has to live in robert e. lee town. >> greg: not that way. the name have to apply to what the progressives have done to the city. so portland would be junkie town. >> jessica: oh, i see peered okay. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory.

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