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dana perino along with the judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters and greg gutfeld, it is 5:00 a new york city and this is "the five".is ♪ ♪ i >> dana: fly eagles, fly right over the chiefs. yes jesse's beloved team crushing kansas city chiefs.m even if that beatdown could not overshadow the stadiums a reaction to talk to a high-profile the guests.adow ♪ ♪gu [booing] >> dana: taylor swift boule booed at the super bowl whileco president trump gomit to enjoy some applause becoming the firsr sitting president to address of the game, going on truth sociale that says the only one that had

a tougher night than the kansas city chiefs it was taylor swift, she got booed out of the stadium, manga is and will -- unforgiving? before that he said down with the bret baier to talk about what he saw it as a chance to k unite thnoe country. >> you will be the first sittina president to attend a super bowl, big day for america what made you want to do what? >> president trump: surprised,'s i would assume any presidents had come. i thin tk the country has taken all a whole new life, it's at itgood thing for the country to have the president be at the game. >> dana: the celebration turning into scenes of chaos,us eaglesin diehards causing mayhem across philadelphia after the super bowl with people clashing with police officers, writing, looting and yes climbingth light poles and taking them down. jesse returned to you, congratulations. >> greg: nice lady. >> jesse: everybody keeps

congratulating me like a played. >> dana: take it. >> jesse: and beginning to think i did play! couple injuries, i overcame a lot of adversity but thank you, we did win. permission to take an analogy? tell me does this remind you and improbable underdog a victory from a -- by a controversial defeat, followed by a massive come back at win. last three eagles super bowls. remember we had a big upset over to the patriots, nobody thought they could win, very controversial phantom flag into the end zone, not wreggitt, not allowed to say that. and then and massive come back accumulating stomping out of the chiefs.we we are tied as his city to donald trump, philadelphia the place where the constitution is

written.ghs] and if you think about is this,w how much this country and the city has come around in the first trump year in office, super bowl. and the first year of the second trump term, the eagles won of the super bowl. it is all connected dana, our destiny is shared. i did not see a riot i saw love! we call it love, it's the same thing. isn't mostly peaceful protests got everybody in philadelphia, cops included,mo pea trading ris for a day where we win the super bowl. this -- riot.ng this e eagles teamwork talked a" lot about god and supporting each other, i root for greg, he does in route for me but it's fine. whengreg she has a good time one five, i don't try to over talk,

and never do! say where the eagles are!sa okay? it can be.sa [chucklingqu] good reyth smith catching of tho affordable, that is what we're like at "the five" are.an >> dana: have you ever seen jesse's show prepared?a:g: >> i greg: i just don't get the logic of destroying stuff when something good happens, it's somelike, "the five" good -- has good ratings every day, we don't owe to number to the kirby we're so excited g. cannot talk about taylor? >> she is to be a philadelphia fan. >> greg: not anymore. i think at the super bowl she got a whiff of preference falsification, millions of girls adore her and of the media, out of terror must be compelled tor, cheer for her in the same way.t once you are in a stadium affordableonou a fans, plays wee

teenage girls are less likely to be at, you get in the popularer vote. there is no risk of backlashe i. people cheered for him and not have to feel like they cheered for her. that's not forget what che for r did, she endorsed kamalamac. she said that kamala harris was gifted. yes twomak we know the code word for gifted by the way, study handed, that is what you say when somebody drinks. she also was impressed by tim walz saying he would fight for thoue rights over lda womane body as if all of that was under attack. maybe she did not lie and she's just stupid, maybe she should be wearing a helmet, who knows, there is something to obviously american about the super bowl. one-of-a-kind, it'bvios huge, extravagance, extreme. most about it's a spectacle of energy, you modified or president more comfortable in a

vortex then trump. but i would even know what he is adds, he could be at a funeral for a head of state of another planet, no clue. clu trump is as american you would get so even to the critics get those, when he is there they cheered, as american as the beach boys, the super bowl, and hating jesse wattersr bo.er >> dana: a lot of patriotism on displaye .a >> judge jeanine: i thinlok the game kind of reflected america, it's like we need to think about , when he ist term taking a knee, all of thisis nonsense about in the national anthem, whether they should salute or stand u p or take a knee, i think the nfl game it was almost like a metaphor that america was happy, they were cheering for the president, they were cheering for the national and of them.re sure there wasn't negativity , between the teams but i think that was a unifying momente, --

there was -- a moment where kamala that she would bring,ould joe biden, did not bother to go to super bowl game, or give a super bowl interview.ew i think it was great.ft into the end, taylor swift getting booed, i don't know if it was anti-maga or philadelphil fans butic the public does does not wantes i celebrities in ther sports anymore. they don't want the politics ine their sports.t they want to enjoy sports for sportsto. i want to talk about the halftime show. what a nightmare, i kept sitting there saying, maybe i just don't get this guy, then if i know there is a subplot, drama with drake, during a concert with kendrick lamar, winning all of these grammies. we had the weekend, beyonce, brionna, we had performers. i know what this guy was doing but i did not get iti do.

couple of important points,pare jalen hurts, up early seven years ago he was benched yea, ad they lost the game and he apparently, whatever the come party of the other game a winning good as a screen saver on his phone to be the ultimate motivation for him. and is a great comeback story. and cooper, this 22-year-old who intercepted patrick mahomes, turn to the ball over for the eagles, finally the commercial i loved was thnd fe jesus commerc, it was heartfelt and tradi traditional. >> dana: i'md it glad you loved !t everybody had a good time, jessica did you have a good tim jessica: watching the game? >> jessica: i did, i think the game could have been more exciting, not that philadelphia d have wanted to potentially lose but it was a blowout. they knew it was coming, how much has patrick mahomes come back from? bu comt not going into halftime.

odds were against the team. but i always think it's funny. taylor swift getting booed,is going to nfl games all year and not been booed before, and think it was about the philadelphia fans, the president being there, somebody happy to pick on, for 70 wants to "united the country" he does not have to on taylor swift. as for kendrick lamar and his toer an was not everybody's favorite show but he is immenselyyo talented, won a five grammiesrs last week, first solo hip-hoput artist, great guests that have, come out. they made a good point, the food with drake and how it started, w know they likeit to have somethg to back off of but talking about a systemic issues in the cou country. people like it or not it's going down in history as an important

super bowly. performance p3 nows going down is the worst halftime show ever. do you think it appeals to the mass market? >> jessica: as much as katy perrymass? >> greg: i think they are kawilling -- they don't care if anybody is watching, it's for a different reasonfan.a whatever it isdi! >> jessica: obviously a long time ago to do this but nfl removed racism from the end z zone. i'm sure it was -- it takes ag long timtie to put all of this. >> judge jeanine: something about the relative version being televised, pick the right time for the wrong gu ty. >> dana: all right. i think serena williams looked good. t coming up, donald trump not only walking to theo. super bowl were getting some super approval numbers. ♪ ♪geg some s

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♪ ♪ >> jessica: 47 is having a honeymoon with the voters, donald trump with his best approval ratings of either terme >> our cbs poll finds 53% of americans approve of the job he is doing, a better approver than ever reach during his first term in the white house. >> holy smokes, look at the difference between now versus eight years ago during the first trump term, what a difference, osit he's on the positive side at the ledger, positive net approval. again, woah, woah!

every single day of donald trump's terms of our he has been on the positive side of the ledger, that's already ten more days than he was in his entire first term. >> jessica: a big part, his unfiltered off because comments like when heappehi should have d this person... >> president trump: upi know what you are talking about, neither do you. who are you with? who?with no wonder. i thought they died! are they still around? i have not read them and years and that they died. >> jessica: i think they just got a death at the pentagon actually. jesse want to come to you, very nice handyman he's having, at plusbs poll, has a ten -- the ten advantage now with gen z voters. >> jesse: i don't even know , are you a boomer?

just getting jessica. this is like guy buys an estate, who were the previous owners go, and he gets to work immediately.o. a million dollars, solar panel, greenhouse growing out, guidedgu it. now it's beautiful english walking garden. p and japanese maples.on fixes all the holes in the fe fence. fires all the contractors working on of the estate and and restores it to what it should be, that is what he's doing toun thistr country. it's a restoration of the united states, the previous owners , now everybody isdate marveling at how good is a country can be.th isthe girl these great things! it's now a national historic landmarkshou. h we have contractors,is alarm system, no squatters no broken

windows, this is what america deservesat. >> jessica: the good old days when i was younger since i am a boomer. >> jesseesse: wh: whatever you o be. >> jessicat to: i can identify s i wish. greg what he thinks is primarilr drawing to the popularity surge? >> greg: i hate to say it but radiated boy over there stole -- [laughter] the reason why they believe that he will provisioning fulfill promises, ist because it's not that he is doing new things, it's because the democrats before were doing weird and awful things. walking so far off the reservation even lives of warren was sending smoke signals,ing n if you're not up for donaldym trump, youan are okay with theoo n changes. he's a handyman that comes to house and starts fixing things, the squeaky door, whose formallo

board, you you did not know what you are missing thflooe until it fixed. it's like i don't really like the handyman bad boy my life has gotten better since he fixed the things. sure sometimes he fixed things i don't want to fix but overall my life is better, isn't america's handyman came along.er thice fact he has 53% approvalzg rating is amazing because usually the headwinds of a legacy media would keep that numbernds never above 40.day every day for a republican is an away game to continue the sports analogy,away i have a visiting , crushing the home team, in the media, in popularity. he is essentiallhomey the harlem gold charters and the democrats are in the washington generalsly -- harlem globetrotters -- now the laws the credibility of their pay our teamn, pr team, ad you should be ashamed of

yourself. >> jessica: aand what's on you> >> greg: i don't know, good question: th. j >> jessica: esthat there would be more of a during special report, bracho did such a good job interviewing to the president and he asked aboutssue when can we expect prices to come dow n and trump rift, how long a day think the grace period will be for the administration on prices gra ? >> dana: i think before people realize that joe biden because of the inflation and then it can order iteopl, they called it abl high-class problem, now all of a em sudden democrats are worried about egg prices. they could have watched anybody here, you look at any poll this is what is happening. she was not even an office for six hours before hakeem jeffries tweeted about how terrible grocery prices are.ha i thin k people look at that and say set down and give him some time.

it's been three days.pe people have that in mind but it's a concernave , that is whye understands that, a bit of a way for him to say just give me a minute.a i think the voter numbers,mi tho voters under 30 it is wild.th the approved overall by ten, 55y even millennia's are plus four.p this tells me the honeymoon will not wear off. for a while andt people areth looking at this wih fresh eyes. democrats positioned themselvess .ruo the 10-15% at every issue president trump can call it low-hanging fruimpt but let's gt rid of the plastic straws,. deported violent criminals, okay,, we want to do that. democrats are like but we will !et to the courts to do it neighbor that will work, i don'i know. 10-15% on every issue?

>> jessica: i think dana's right about the action element of this, even if people don't necessarilgreey agree, they liko see something gain emotion motion especially when it comes to government. maybe on the immigration issue -- >> judge jeanine: i think you see that o>> jn every issue, the operative word here is thebe juxtaposition between to thitws administration and the prior, t peopleru describe donald trump s energetic, 12, focused, effective, and to continue the analogy of the handyman, this is a handyman who does everything you asked him to do, 64% approve of his promise and actions are to the border, 59% support the move towards the deportation of criminalmoves. 54% approve over the handling after the gaza conflict, 70% to say he is doing what he promised.

what he's doing what you were hired him to do. to me, that number is incredible , it tells you they are findin thag the politician incredible. how many politicians can you say are credible? >> jessica: i guess just one. [laughter] up next, democrats are ramming to take doge destruction to the next level. ♪ ♪to take r look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish. did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! every day is a struggle for us pigeons... and he's flipping through channels faster than a falcon!

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>> this is our country, you unmask he cannot have it! come here and take as! [bleep]! >> judge jeanine: democrats holding a more anti-doge rallies as a ramp up their war on musk cost-cutting, the latest weapon of the federal courts, judges have moved to block some of trump and musk's biggest moves including most recently a decision to block doge from accessing treasury records. other democrats want to go further and shut down to the government over doge. they can attack all they want about president trump is standing by musk and the doge team seven they have to solve the efficiency problem, the fraud, waste and abuse. i don't know what's going on by the people, i ran on this, at the people want me to do it and i had great help with elon musk who has been terrific.

>> you say you trust him? >> president trump: trust elon musk? he's not doing anything, i do not know how he has the time to. >> judge jeanine: the worst of congressional fight, constitutional fight, street fight, the worst crisis since watergate. since when is transparency constitutional crisis? >> jesse: i don't know. if you will say something with earmuffs on, i won't take you seriously. i had mistakenly warn earmuffs one time and o'reilly killed we were one year, i never wore them again. democrats are shutting down the government to protest trump? shutting down the government? trump is trying not to pay bureaucrats and democrats want to charge the government down so bureaucrats don't get paid? have you ever seen democrats boldly serena slam pro-government shut down? ever? trump is turning democrats into republicans, now warned that elon was because access to their

social security numbers? elon musk as a part of the government. the government has access to social security numbers. what does he think elin will do with your social security number? what he open of a credit card and your name and max it out at best buy? do think he's an identity thief, the world's richest man? this is crazy. this reminds me, what's the, espouse that as a shopaholic, and one day, look of the statement! and she grabs you by your hand and says you cannot look at this! if you do that it makes me suspicious and as with the democrats are doing. to look at the books you have to open the books! >> judge jeanine: all right, apparently for those who think this is a constitutional crisis, looks like they have something to hide. >> dana: again and looks back

to the 10-15% approval, issue waiting approval, they are figuring out a way to drive down with a 30% approval rating. pete is arctic complaining about it trump not bring google prices down fast enough. it's like gigi waters causing a huge mess in the kitchen and complaining know we cleaned it up fast enough. it's happening now. another thing, one of the things we see with the democrats, remember they went to the department of education and were complaining, they did not say what they would do when they went inside? they were berating to the federal official, the federal worker urges doing his job, giving him a hard time. being outside of the department of education at the very same time, those same democrats skill to house hearing held at that very moment on the future of american education in the house.

he had to the parents and education grew out of there saying this makes no sense. it's not like you have to look at the three main broadcast networks of my childhood, all this information is out of there, and it's kind of entertaining to see them spiraled down. >> judge jeanine: jessica, if you have a problem, don't you need a forensic accountant to look at whether or not there is a problem? and just like jesse said, what is elon musk going to do with social -- a social security numbers or anything else? >> jessica: two issues, the constitutional crisis is congress was subverted, we had to seem to this over and over again, federal judges ruled on those, they are not assigned there are no programs i deserved to be asked, hearsay to these are not dollars the executive can decide what to do with.

there is a process to go through. the accountability front, yes, we have the government accountability office, a biggest spending database we can see where the dollars are going to and have conversations about programs that have to go. but elon musk is not a forensic accountant, he is one of the most brilliant people to have lived for sure, but he has some minions adored passes same security task to have access to the information and i don't know where they will do with your social security number or medicaid or anything else they have access to. the point is they should not. the big one over the weekend was a freeze on the funding for an mh. i send those overhead costs you may think are too high. but going to say and say that because have to go down 15% what completely -- >> judge jeanine: but without him we would not know --

>> jessica: i just said, the future of cancer research for every dollar the nih grants out of, yeah, $2.46 back and they generate $93 billion a y year. >> judge jeanine: short of $500 million. >> jessica: that is not real money. elon musk said it himself. by the senator from alabama had to say no don't take our nih dollars. >> judge jeanine: greg? >> greg: this is the conversation we are supposed to be having. is so much fraud, you bring out medicare, there's hundreds of billions informed. imagine he had an icon on your computer screen over the white house and you never double-click on it, and it was just there. elon musk finally double clicked and we are seeing the files. it is read only, we are reading of the files. that has to scared the sixmak

out of the democrats. it's not about the constitution. the treasury rubber-stamped these things, no control, no stopgap, it's becoming a revelation for people. when you are a victim of fraud or there are three parties, the victim, the perpetrator and the person he called to stop the fraud of. the democrats are not the vi victim, and they are not to the people starting -- trying to stop it, who are they? they are the perpetrators. they are embracing the caregivers sanga oh, my god,, they will have the social security numbers. these guys are on a paypal, they have social security numbers. they don't even know -- either they are so stupid they don't know how a business works that to everybody else gets those, every business it doesn't audit, that's what you do, every year you try to figure out how

to cut costs. the act like it's an act of terror because they've never run a business. it's a gravy train. they've been incentivized to exaggerate certain programs, victims of disaster why are they not getting funds it but there's a trans opera in a foreign country? it incentivizes funds electrical down to people. you're looking at corruption, ignorance, and am therefore it. this will not go away, we double clicked on the icon. >> judge jeanine: definitely. up next, james carville has a new theory provide he thinks democrats are stupid. ♪ ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! biberty: hey kid, it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: bi-be-rty! baby: biberty!

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rent-free in the minds of democrats, urging either party to stop over blowing everythingd 47 does. saying if you make everything death con five, eventually nothing is a death con five. james carville's wondering if there is a plant in the party,rv pushing them to back the dumbest ideas possibleil. >> it's like there's a plant somewhere in "progressing" americ quoa, that sees how money jack [bleep] super things that can embrace. there has to be an ai generatedb progressive at generatinrag that really [bleep] ideas. they have not been right about a single thingrate in all of histo they will never be rightf . >> jesse: i will let you respond to that jessica, is our plant in your party. >> jessica: i don't think so

but james carville is always colorfulthin, really circling a. the most alien points and i think democrats get this stuff a lot. a component of what congressman goldman saidt, very competitive rule name, she said he has not gotten any calls to his office about constituents upset about trump, they are just upset about musk.'v that is where you have to talk abou talt this. it's not the guy they voted for, it is the guy running the efficiency bureaucracy. one of the way democrats can do that is talk aboutcien aspects e who is getting big government contracts? billions of dollars that you could be looking for that can gt to musk projects like star links of the world's and ev subsidies. i thinlik carville did not mentn in that interview that would be worthwhile is the national performance review that happened during the clinton administration were they caught tons of waste.r ow

you can have our own doge, democratic just -- instruction office. take your trans operash yo, i wl cut things! >> greg: like whatr tran? >> jessica: maybe trans ope operas. >> jesse: anmaybe that was not definite.bu >> judge jeanine: but he would not have known about it without elon musk looking at it! you think joe biden was going to tell us about that stuff? i think there's a is a smart guy, everything is a death con five. i it'ss like the kid who cried wolf, nobody will listen to. finally carville, will be short, like a republican plans -- whatn is wrong with a 10-15% of democrats at everything they s say, it's not progressive or republican. let's have men's and women's locker room severed and have these trans shows two kids and they are likheye yea!

it's stupid and he is right. >> jesse: did i hear jessica here, doge it gives electric card subsidies? all of a sudden they are again subsidieshat . that's as great. i'm here for naught.begi also little pep eve, death con five is actually the default for peace. death con is when it escalates. i could not care less.ld drives me nuts. i think it's interesting you n murphy clipste over the weekend, he said in one minute, constitutional crisis, worse than watergate and threat to our democracyrs . what you think watergate was? secondly, read the room.si yet a president ain't biden who tried to tweetde a constitutionl n biamendment. everybody was like what are you nstig?

they did not say constitutional crisis, they wer dide like thata great idea! >> jesse: they did not blink it's like just biden being biden. not >> greg: it's interesting, the difference between hunter biden and other democrats as hunter did below, the democrats did over below. the differences a blow can be fun but there's nothing fun about over below twomakon performative outrage, emptiesep the room and you can tell peopls don't want t to be around to yon even if the people you claim you were defendingt , going to be around you. black eyes would be like enough about antiwhite hysteria, get enough for me! democrats for always telling peoplet th they were helping the poor, that needy.y, they were helping themselves in rich donors, that is why usaid terrifies them.s trump comes in and drinks their , they are neither party over the worker and labor, the guy who has a truck alone,

not an outstanding college loan for trans applicant studies.ndi out of fear,lo democrats who embraced d.e.i. edge trans, they were not cajun table issues, they were not just removed from the average american, they demonized those needs. i that's why the end of a dark place. i don't get -- see them coming out of this in two years. [laughter] >> jesse: i just want to know what a massage table issue is. >> greg: i will show you later. [laughter]ge table b3 it's my upper left trap. president trump gets ready to nuke the penny. ♪ ♪ e th for more than a decade

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: president trump warning to the treasury to start printing areas because they are as users as addressees chair pease, for far too long they say the u.s. minted pennies which costs more than two cents. it is so wasteful! ago to you for no reason for -- at all. penny for your thoughts?ni

yoesu don't like pennies do you? >> jessica: i don't, like to use change of. >> greg: let's have thl te conversation. >> jessica: into the bodega when i'm getting a diet coke. >> greg: you are to the person in front of me counting penniesm >> jessica: i am she! [laughter] >> greg: it's a conveniencedega store, the rest of america does not have a bodega you,>> j dana, continue this stupid conversation. >> dana: i interviewed rich for my podcast today, he is a talk radio guy ain't a fairly and he says he is against it, is is is nta slippery slope one of the government takes over to the payment system in now i'm r rethinking my position. >> greg: i don't like slippery ethinkslopes. >> judge jeanine: is also f our thoughts are suffering from inflation, our thoughts ar costing more than a penny. practically wasn't there a time of the silver dollar was popular

and it went out? s they just go out of extinction. that will happen with the penny. >> greg: jesse, pennies, pennies. >> jesse: at first i felt bad for the bombs because they usually get thessee pennies -- s -- except now they will be getting nichols and start of pennies. >> greg: i agree completely! [laughter] you know what a level by your compassion is the way you think about everything through what you can give to the homeless guy. [laughter]though here is some paper straws! >> jesse: i've seen you take money out of the homeless man's cup. >> greg: i do not like how he looked at me. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jessica: time for "one more g thing", this is when you view favored things, you will do you match up. it is a dog and a toddler, this toddler picked this up abscess. >> a dog baby. >> jessica: then you see the notice the dog and realized he was just imitating him. pol greg? >> greg: that was an amazingitir [laughter]g: g guy benson, kat timpf, tire is tonight at tiny it's been a while! ♪ ♪ ♪ animals a great ♪ we need a mayor in new york and finally it is happening, and honorary dog mayor. upper west side rescue dog made

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