time. i believe it in sports, they are so well respected. it's kind of like a safe space. you go to a game in buffalo with two american games playing and they played the canadian anthem because fans are there, it's how much we respect each other. as players and teammates we respect to that. definitely, it adds to that and the spirit of the story line and i could not love any more than what... >> will: i know there is a brotherhood and it is all cross borders and hockey. mike, we have 10 seconds, who wins usa or canada? >> oh, boy,, we have to go with usa. i lived and played hockey in prince albert, saskatchewan, so i know how passionate canadian fans are.

>> hello, everyone, i'm judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr.'s, jesse watters, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. time flies when you're kicking butt and taking names. today marks president trump's first full month of office and it's been nonstop action of executive orders, open press availabilities and the most secure border in four years. axios points out how trump's month has transformed america. president trump taking a victory lap on his progress during a black history month at the white house. >> in four weeks our new administration has achieved more than most administrations achieve in four years. we brought our country back to. today our fourth week. we are now starting our fifth and we've done more in four

weeks certainly than the last administration did in four ye years. they actually went in the wrong direction. together we are going to be fighting long and hard for black americans and all americans. >> jeanine: it's also been one month of president trump running circles around the rudderless democratic party. only 21% of voters approve of the way democrats in congress are doing their job, which is an all-time low. and the democrats aren't helping their cause with lame messaging like this. >> captain chaos and extreme mega republicans spent last year promising to lower the high cost of living and running away from project 2025 as if it didn't exist. >> soon you will understand why it's important to maybe have somebody who isn't loud and ridiculous and may be sleepy joe is what we wanted to because we

can at least sleep at night. >> jeanine: be careful what you wish for, we just got some new images of former president joe biden at a diner in delaware this week and it looks like he's getting the early bird special. i'll start with you. we just heard from democrat congresswoman jazmine crockett and i said last month she's going to be the one to watch over the next four years because she is very animated and she says that the democrats have no way to counter trump and trump only has a higher approval rating because americans are just too stupid to understand. >> okay, i love all of this. if jasmine crockett is the new one to look for, hardest hit -- aoc. basically let off the gas but maybe she's plotting something we'll have to look. i'm glad we saw president biden come i've been looking for a

proof of life video. it's really strange they haven't even put out anything except for a couple videos here and there. i also will say if we didn't work at 5:00, i would absolutely be there for the early bird special, that is my time to eat i really love it. i think president trump's benefit is not just from doing all sorts of things that people said they wanted him to do and through the common sense things like the straws, we talked about my sister she loves the thing about the straws. is that he has terrible opponents and they can't get their footing. they have a 21% approval rating in congress. jasmine crockett -- she's dynamic, energetic, beautiful woman. i always want to listen to what she's saying and she keeps telling them that their stupid. if you say is a democrat right now, you say i don't know if we should just defend usaid spending as our total opposition, i don't think we

should talk like liberal arts college professors. i don't think we should line up 80-year-old house democrats and sing outside of federal buildings. she goes on errands as your stupid. she's getting all the attention. that got a big problem on their hands but their problem is benefiting president trump. >> jeanine: for years the republican party was in disarray and we will look at the democrats and say they circle the wagons, they are altogether. now with the statement by mitch mcconnell that he's not going to run again, i think that the final nail in the coffin of the republican rhinos and now that you've got mike johnson, president trump, john thune, everybody is in sync. >> jesse: there are still going to be people who are going to give you trouble but you can take care of them yourself. dana had a point about trump's

enemies. going after sleepy joe was so great. it's a good service and bad service at a restaurant. when you order the sleepy joe, you had to wait. for getting their tables you were, like can i get some bread? it almost was such a bad service when you think the waiter hates you -- happens to me a lot. the service is so bad you think they hate you. >> greg: and you are right. >> jesse: that's how you felt about joe biden you're like he hates us! then you go to the trump real and they make you feel special. they bring you out the complements of the chef those little things you don't know what they are but they are delicious. those little red blades they scrape the crumbs off. it's so civilized. white tablecloth service -- not racist.

>> greg: don't put them on your head to. >> jesse: we have very high expectations, we have easy pass. if you want to anything you click a button amazon delivers it to your house come you don't even have to go to a bank anymore if you don't want to. except the government. you're looking at the sleepy joe and you're poking him your like pizza is $30 and i'm drowning in a sea of migrants over here. do something. trump comes along and he's the democracy app. i want border, i want hostages, i want a $15 pizza and he's like a sure you got it. this is what he used to joke about modern-day presidential, this is it! this is represented of government in real time. you get what you want and he's set the bar so high that any president after this that follows him, we are going to expect quick action like this.

>> jeanine: given what jesse has said, what strategy can the democrats use? i know what you believe the democrats need to do but if a republican continues along with donald trump's policy of how he does things, how he does them quickly, i expect the republicans will be in office for a long time. >> harold: you may be the right and you could absolutely be wrong. it's good to be back with you. the president said this is four weeks. has been a blizzard of activity for the president, a blizzard of executive orders. i would remind a few things, even vice president vance had to acknowledge today and he acknowledged by saying the bite administration ran up inflation is such a grandiose way it's going to take them a long time to bring it down. i would argue as much as he think she's right about it and it could be, they are not helping with some of the uncertainty around tariffs and even the uncertainty around some of the firing and the layoffs, as justifiable as some of them may be. i'm curious as the courts work

through some of these things, the president got a victory today, federal courts sing the layoffs were find that it was the wrong venue -- it was interesting to me, your story yesterday -- your pal, you talked about veterans would not be laid off, some conditioning around that. the truth of the matter is, we may not know how ready we are for all of these cuts, are these the right things to be doing. you are right, i'm not taking away from your point, is this a recipe for the president to stay in office a long time? deportations are not going as well as they want largely because the house in the senate won't give them the money. the president to send 175 billion in the house and senate can't agree on that. we are four weeks in, we will see where we are four weeks from today and where we are in the first hundred days. if you're judging the president on the first four weeks you have to give them a high grade, we haven't seen this kind of activity from the president. not when joe biden was in office

and maybe not since bill clinton was elected. >> greg: i have three points i want to make -- isn't that great how i set it up that way? what is the difference between this month and every other month in the history of politics? none of the stories about this white house are media driven, they are trump driven. why are you getting all of this truth every day? the legacy media has no impact. this is the raw truth, not the ultra-processed junk you get from angry hacks. narrative used to be manufactured by powerful media. america is red billed, it doesn't work. you've had on the other side one month of tantrums. but when all of them are screaming about trump, you have to be reminded they would scream it about joe -- you could say that's obvious, that's not why they are screaming. the protest here is different.

it's about having a president's. when joe biden was president he wasn't the president. he wasn't there. he function just like the legacy media he was just there on appearances on behalf of the lips. now we have a president and a castrated media. the transparency renders those in power absently powerless, no wonder they are freaking out. about these nicknames are getting from hakeem jeffries, those fail coming from dams because they are not tethered to any ideas. there's no ideas behind them. they are load-bearing phrases. words that do the work that are supposed to be done by the id ideas. now you know why the dems are in trouble. they don't have any ideas because they depended on these load-bearing phrases. fascist, threats to democracy, follow the science. all of those load-bearing phrases allowed them to ignore

the idea of having an idea. we talked about weaponization, you remove that word from a sentence, the sentence coll collapses. how was it possible that men pretending to be women to be allowed female safe spaces. if you insert one load-bearing phrase -- transphobic -- he didn't have to defend the idea. you could just say if you disagree, transphobic. if you disagree with dei, you are racist. now none of those load-bearing phrases have any power. if somebody calls jesse racist, he just laughs. what you have is a giant hole with the ideas are supposed to be, they don't have a ladder to get out of it. none of these words work any anymore. >> jeanine: do you have to brush that shirt? >> greg: when i do it stiffens up, so i don't.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: elon and his wrecking crew about to blow up the most despised government agency in the land pick of the irs is about to mass fire 7,000 pencil pushers from the roster. musk telling hannity he had no choice. >> this a lot of rich people out there -- they should be caring

more about the country. the reason they should be caring more about the country, america falls, what do you think is could have it your business? if you think you're going to be okay if the ship of america sings? of what i'm doing here, what the president is doing is long-term thinking. the ship of america must be strong, it cannot sink. if it sinks, we all sinks with it. >> jesse: there could be a beautiful payoff for the american people if doge is successful, musk is mulling $5,000 dividend checks funded by the savings from his department of government efficiency. 47 seems onboard but some democrats aren't sold. >> this even under consideration a new concept where we give a 20% of the doge savings to american citizens and 20% goes to paying down debt because the numbers are incredible. hundreds of billions, we are

thinking about giving 20% back to the american citizens. >> we are not in the business of giving out money and i don't know what $5,000 will do for y you. >> jesse: that woman jasmine crockett praised the checks back in the day and now she's saying what are you going to do with five grand? >> harold: i said yesterday paying down a debt should be the first priority. if you pay down the debt you actually make it more possible for more dollars to be lent to private companies because public debt is not crowding that. we pay a trillion dollars almost in the interest on debt, if you're able to reduce that that reduces government spending. it's the fourth most expensive thing government does. of the $5,000 checks come i think it should only sit at the people who earn less than $150,000 a year. sending $5,000 to a multimillionaire here in new york, boston, philadelphia,

new jersey, when we should be paying down our debt, that to me is a bigger priority. >> jesse: you know it reduces government spending? when the government spends less. >> harold: at they save money they should pay their debts. i respected your opinion yesterday, i don't think paying down the debt should be at second anything. $36 trillion. your kids and my kids and our grandkids will be saddled with paying this down. what elon said about doge, it's unclear to me the president and mr. musk are as thoughtful about -- i use the word thoughtful to describe my pal greg gutfeld and his great article and variety. it's unclear if they're being thoughtful about some of these cuts. cdc lost an office in new york, and the survivors of 9/11 lost one of their offices here in new york, republican and democrat congressman in new york and new jersey sent a letter to

mr. kennedy today asking to restore that and over that office back up. bipartisan -- why? it's not clear to me they are looking at all of this in a way they are analyzing readiness, analyzing whether or not these dollars are being spent effectively. there's no doubt there is fraud and waste and inefficiencies. i hope they are more careful and more studious and fastidious as they go about making some of these cuts. giving money back to taxpayers earning under $150,000 a year and paying down debt, let's be the priority. >> that's what he wants, that's what the president just said. >> jeanine: he said to everybody. i like the idea giving $5,000 to everybody not because i wanted or don't want to come us to something across the board for everybody and let's cut down on the debt. the most important thing we got to do is stop spending. stop funding programs, stop paying for things we shouldn't be paying for. the president signed an executive order that directs all

the federal agencies to identify and illuminate programs currently providing benefits to illegals. do you know how much money that's going to save? we have spent so much money on illegals and on usaid and on duplicity. i was a local d.a. i prosecuted medicaid fraud to. let me explain something to you, that was not my charge but it was unbelievable. i got hundreds, tens of millions of dollars and its low-hanging fruit. you can't say you have to make sure we don't do this and don't do that, let's start from square one and decide what is essential. what is essential for the american government to survive. most of the stuff we have is pay back to people who did this for that person or for another person and we've got to stop doing that. the irs -- letting go of 6,000 employees come i have no problem

with that. joe biden between 2021 at 2024 port on 25,000 new irs agents, the only reason we need them because of covid, nobody could figure out if there was so much corruption, who was getting paid and not paid. we can't start crying and saying we can't do this -- let's get it done, go down to brass tacks. >> harold: i'm not saying your guy shouldn't have been fired. the low-hanging fruit of medicare is where they should've started, this lot more money there. >> jesse: real men don't cry. the fired irs agents, are those the ones with the guns? >> dana: no -- i don't know. one person i follow said roughly half of them are the ones that go after -- audit small business owners and the self-employed. i think we are missing one point i would add to this discussion which is don't forget, it was biden's inflation reduction act

that added $80 billion in irs funding and 90,000 more irs agents. even with what they are saying what they want to do with doge, they still come out ahead for the irs. you're about to watch the democrats add to their list of priorities defending the irs. they are digging an even better hole for themselves. >> jesse: keep crying. >> greg: this dividend is not right, but it's persuasive. doge wasn't supposed to be robin hood to. but everybody loves robin hood especially if he is robbing on behalf of you. trump understands of the government has been ripping you off and giving up the cronies, maybe it's time we get in on the action. he's like omar in the wire stealing from the drug dealers.

i get the idea but it's not going to help solve the debt crisis unless you look at it long term and this is where i straddle the fence. >> harold: that's not the way you roll, you never straddle the fence. >> greg: look at this long term, how do you keep the public supportive overtime? i'm suffering from doge exhausted disorder. it's like a new puppy every day, i love it, after 20 puppies, come on. what's amazing, trump fulfilled the most outrageous both he ever made to. you are going to win so much you're going to get tired of winning. it's actually happening. maybe he knew that was going to happen. here's the deal. the dividend will keep supporters so you can continue with doge after trump -- it's a bribe. at least it's going to the citizens who have been ripped

off and lots of graduate of brown who is getting their student loan canceled. in order to vote for joe biden, we went through that. it's not right, it's persuasive. if it's right, you devote to preventing financial ruin, if it's persuasive you try to do that while giving the public a fat green bone. that's what you want to. there is counter argument. right now they are losing on doge already. you abs a doge dividend? that's going to be more popular than the women of the bible cookbook. >> jesse: why is giving her money back a bribe? >> greg: i guess what i'm trying to say is we are looking at the budget. we have to shrink the government so you lower interest rates so you can jump-start the economy and they will get their money back. you can give them their money, it is their money.

but you're not doing it in ten years when our expenditures will be seven times what we bring in. there won't be a country left. how will you afford your hair gel? >> jesse: are talking about 55 billion that they have saved compared to the trillions congress is spending. if congress takes in $7 trillion in revenues and they spend 9 trillion, that's where the real savings are. >> dana: can i add one thing? lets a citizen person was a lot of credit card debt and at the office all of a sudden they find out they are getting a bonus. is a $5,000 bonus. you would tell that person is you should pay down their credit card debt so you can start getting ahead. >> jesse: you also need to spend less. >> dana: exactly that's the

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>> would you want to say a couple of words? is much more comfortable -- [crowd chanting "tiger"] >> it's an honor to be here with you. >> dana: golf legend tiger woods, another sign of a mega culture take over in the sports world. one of the obama pond burroughs thinks there's a lesson to be learned for the dems. >> he's using sports and a smart way. he went to the super bowl, he did the loop around the track at the daytona 500 in his limo over the weekend. it feels he's creating a bond with these audiences that democrats don't have, how do you think democrats can be part of that conversation? i can't think of anyone who

would go to a game except for barack obama going to nba games because he genuinely love the sport but to wells? >> dana: my favorite thing i've ever heard at this table is who is tommy viator? he worked for obama. >> harold: there's no doubt people like sports, president obama played sports he connected with people, president bush took a loop around the daytona as well with the france family agreeing to it. i don't know who that guy is what he doesn't realize that sports and politics go hand-in-hand, where has he been? i thought the smartest thing the president did today was he called the usa hockey team and told them go beat canada tonight is millions of us are going to watch and hopefully -- though usa.

i was at the national championship game when president trump came when lsu played clemson and i've never heard of innovation, that was right before covid really hits. i've never heard an ovation like that. i think it's smart for politicians to go to sporting events and there's no doubt. he's not the first one to do it. >> the biggest sports story during the biden administration was biological males being able to play women's sports. >> jeanine: there in lies the difference. you have donald trump who is an authentic sports person, he's always going to games and the fights and to matches and to races. i've done it with him over the years. this is what he does. he has always been involved in sports not just in terms of watching but also participating. when you get to the democrats they want men and women's sports, they are not authentic and they bring out an assistant high school coach and make it like they'd understand why he

gets booed -- tim baltz -- at a football game. donald trump is a sports person, he plays hard and he works hard and he wins. and he plays hard afterwords. it's not performative like the democrats, like everybody should get a trophy. that's why there is so much masculinity in terms of those people who focus on trump and his connection to sports, this is the way we want to win. we want to fight, we're going to kill them, we're going to win. >> dana: maybe i'm wrong, probably going to get crushed for this but doesn't feel very partisan to me. when he goes. he genuinely enjoys going. >> greg: you know what they say about tiger woods -- a terrible place a picnic. the pond burroughs are funny, they look at these events where he just walks and go how can we be part of that conversation? we should go to sporting events.

it's a big fat jobless sack of whatever, walking down the street looks over at a dog park and to seize all these pitiful women walking their dogs -- that's the ticket! will get a dog! i'll get the ladies then! that's how i'll be part of the conversation. no, no, the people get him, he gets the people. the pond burroughs don't get them and they don't get you. what would be the corollary to the democrats, democrat leaders to find crowds that can relate to -- a protest, a planned parenthood parking lot? the democratic party is deliberately fractured. they put people into boxes. it's really hard to find them all in one spot. >> jesse: i was just a game upgrade, watching mayor pete try

to go to a football game. he just doesn't belong in a football game. or liz warren trying to go to a basketball game. >> greg: they can't even go to pickleball. >> jesse: when i see people the first thing i look at, is he an athlete? you're either an athlete or you're not an athlete, that's just how i look around. >> greg: can you beat up the guy who's not an athlete? >> jesse: i'll leave you alone. if you're not an athlete, we can still hang out and get along. we are going to have a catch or go to a game together but greg is cool. >> greg: thanks. >> jesse: the democrats last three times nominated to go women and an 8-year-old who couldn't walk, they are not going to games, they aren't relating to this culture. you are either in the culture or you are not, you can't fake culture. >> greg: just ask rachel dolezal. >> dana: president trump

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>> this is an attack on our sovereign identity, independence from washington. thing about this, next time you're stuck in traffic. >> greg: there you go.

is this more free money off the table for trump? he just helped the plumber and the electrician who need to drive-in because they can't afford to live in new york city and they need a truck or a van to haul their tools or equipment. he just saved those guys 50 bucks a week? >> dana: nobody has a short-term memory loss about this -- she's the one who knew it was a political loser so she pondered it until after the election. then she put it in place. went into place in january. there has been less traffic and the subways are packed. i don't know if it's a direct correlation but there's always less traffic in january and february, we don't exactly know. she was the one who knew it was a political loser and it wasn't about climate change and it wasn't about the traffic in the city. here's the other thing. if they really want people to feel better about taking public transit, fix it and make it safe

and make it work well and on time and then more people would take it. >> greg: don't make us pay for it in congestion pricing. in the green room you said i'm sand tire of trump helping out the poor and working-class. >> harold: whether you agree with ka kathy hogle or not, president trump has no right to do this she's exactly right. imagine if a democratic president said to the states of florida and tennessee you guys have no state income tax so i'm going to punish you by reducing this or increasing problems for you in this regard. this problem he feels is in new york, this is solved electorally. if voters don't like her policies, they won't vote for her in the next election. she has done nothing illegal here. she followed the process and the department of transportation agreed to. secretary duffy, my friend decided at the request of

president trump to say we're going to try to kill this, this will go before the court's. can you imagine a democratic presidency into a state that has an abortion fan we are not going to let you have an abortion ban -- the supreme court said it's the law! we can disagree with that, you can try to campaign against those governors and state legislators but this is not the way to do it. one of those problems is foreign policy i hope you get a good deal and we don't surrender to russia and stand up for our friends in ukraine. >> greg: that was a jump. >> harold: i learned from you. >> jeanine: a couple of things. as dana has said when kathy hogle paused to the congestion price thing, the quote she used was she wanted to avoid an added burden on the working class families and that is a quote. now all of a sudden we're past the election. it's like who cares, whatever.

as it relates to secretary duffy, here is the bottom line. the authority of the president to hold congestion prices -- pricing is there because the secretary of transportation by rescinding its approval of the program and site and the concerns of working-class families and fairness to them and to small businesses, they have that right because they need his approval. the president said no you don't have our approval if it didn't meet their approval. it will go to the courts no question about it. let me tell you something, donald trump is about new york city, this woman is from buffalo. he was building the skyline of new york city he was born in queens, she was the deputy county clerk in buffalo. the person is going to defend new york and protect new york is donald trump. >> harold: you went to school in buffalo! >> jeanine: that's because i was a skier, that's the end of it -- i'm not going to say it.

>> greg: this feels like a new york eccentric segment. can you bring it back to america and please work jesse jr.'s opinions on this. >> jesse: he said this is like trump treating the media like his little sister. always flicking her ear or stealing her food or teasing her about her boyfriend and sticking like a dead mouse, she falls for it every time. he has an arsenal of these provocations he uses with the media and every time it works. another four years and they go crazy, he calls himself a genius. >> greg: 51st state? 51st state. >> jesse: they think it's the guard rails, trump is just throwing water balloons at you guys and we are all laughing at

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dough for surviving a fiery plane crash? delta air lines is offering $30,000 no strings attached to each of the toronto plane crash survivors. what are your thoughts on this? >> jeanine: they are saying no strings attached but i would definitely not sign anything until i spoke to a lawyer. if i'm hanging like a bat and i see flames in the plane, it's worth more than 30,000 to me. >> harold: what are your thoughts about this? >> jesse: i higher harold ford jr. as my counsel and i consider this the opening offer and eventually i settled for six figures. right? >> harold: seven. >> dana: with that, do you pay down your credit card debt? >> dana: i don't know how they come up with this number, cost-benefit analysis -- we interviewed a guy that took a lot of the video that we have been seeing. he's from colorado originally. cool as a cucumber. i would like to ask him if he thinks this is a good number.

>> harold: g what would you say if you had them on the show, would you tell them to take the 30,000 or not? >> greg: i'm just wondering who was the pilot. let's be frank right here, when we say who was piloting that airplane -- an australian. >> jesse: what was her name? we don't know if it was a man or a woman, who knows? >> harold: one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪

>> judge jeanine: time now for"" strike a cord in your heart

horse wants to play guitar with owner every time a chord is played strikes a beat herself. hear that? watch this. >> judge jeanine: never under estimate the power of music in animals, never. okay. greg. >> greg: we have banger of a show. charlie hurt so good. liz mcdonald's, she has a farm. jim norton and emily compagno. let's do this. greg's fox news there it is. huh? there is a fox trying to get up on a car in halifax but snowing just keeps sliding. try a second time maybe wants to dry that thing. third time is a charm. once the fox got up there and had a blast jumping all over the hood. fun story after they was shot dead by a hunter.

>> jesse? >> jesse: that's sad. a woman wrecked her car, flipped over. the car was on fire. this officer comes in with his billy club. another reason to use the billy club to bash the window wide open. >> greg: what's the other reason? >> jesse: crowd control. january 6th. ever heard of it. comes in and saves this woman what great heros. >> judge jeanine: god bless them. >> jesse: jesse watters johnny went to anti-doge rally. look. >> how do you suffer from doge? everyone suffers from doge. >> jesse: johnny got hurt. we will show you his injuries tonight. >> judge jeanine: oh, no. that's it for us tonight. have a great night and go u.s.a. >> i think jesse should pay down credit card bill. thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier