i want to ask you about tim waltz. >> let's hear it. >> should he be the democratic candidate for president? >> yes. double down on crazy. i like competition. i want the audience to decide who is the best texan. putting tim waltz out there is not real competition for the democratic party. it's a double down on crazy. >> between me and you, who is the real texan? >> you want that poll up there? >> yeah, any day. >> i have to step it up and get rid of this tie and suit. lawrence dominates it, 6:00 eastern, "fox and friends" every morning. great to see lawrence jones. >> we get to the heart of the matter from the heart of america. now "the five." >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino along with judge

jeanine, haroldford jr., jesse waters and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in d.c. and this is "the five". it's been 44 days but the president has a lot to talk about to address a joint session of congress. from the border to tax cuts, the commander-in-chief will lay out the administration's plans to achieve his priorities over the next four years. while touting those he has already checked off his list. >> the theme is the renewal of the american dream. the renewal of the men dream is underway already. look at all that president trump has accomplished in his first month as president. he's going to highlight some of those accomplishments. he's also going to talk about his plans to fix the economic mess that was created and left for him by joe biden and his administration. >> he's also going to be himself, which means he's going

to poke a little fun and we're going to have a good time. >> dana: another big topic tonight, well, doge, of course. trump's tech support elon musk will be in attendance tonight. president trump also teasing an update on a crucial mineral deal with ukraine after a dust up friday caused it to fall through. zelensky taking to x to say the spat was regrettable. as reports emerge that tonight trump may announce that the deal with ukraine is back on the table. as predicted on america's newsroom. we have the return of the american dream as the president's speech tonight. jesse? >> jesse: probably his most confident speech delivered this century. he dodged bullets and prison and believe he's been blessed by god to save this country. he's never been more popular. the republican party is completely united. the democrats can't do anything to lay a glove on him. so there's nothing holding him back.

he's got every branch of government. he's not running for re-election. so it's almost revolutionary what we're talking about here. this guy as a politician came out of the tea party movement and now is at the height of executive power. he has a great story to tell tonight. he usually does very, very well at moments like this. the symbolism he uses with the guests, the rhetorical flourishes about american history. so we expect big things. on the border, it's a slam dunk success. it's completely shut down. safest border in u.s. history. didn't even need congress. in terms of the culture war, the dei and the trans victories, i'm sure he will to it that as well as doge where modernizing and streamlining the american government and saving taxpayers billions. the economic agenda, you need more patience. he's only had 40 days. he's got four years left. as the markets digest these trade wars, we have to give it a

little time. he's got the tax and regulation cuts coming through congress pretty effectively. and what i'm really excited about is the new space american expansionism. the a.i. arms race. that is a really great place to be if you're an american. i'm sure harold is excited about bitcoin. other than that, it's a bright future for the country and i'm sure he will talk about that tonight. >> dana: on "the view" they asked the question, doesn't trump have a mandate? listen here to stephen a. smith. >> the man won every swing state. increased the vote of black and latinos and young voters. 89% of the county shifted to the right. that's a mandate. >> he does not have a mandate. he won with the smallest margin of the popular vote since the 19th century.

he's on his way in the first 100 days to be the most unpopular president in their first 100 days. that's not a mandate. >> dana: did you hear the uh-huh, yeah. >> jeanine: you know, dana, it's stunning. i'm so glad she's not in the press office anymore. we don't have to listen to the gas lighting anymore. that is a perfect exampling of the gas lighting that we heard for four years. the man -- president trump not only has a mandate, 70% of americans believe that he's a man of his word. why? because he's doing exactly what he said he was going to do. and 83% of americans who voted for him believe that 56% wanted substantial change, 27% wanted upheaval. so a total of 83% wanted a change in this country and now we have donald trump. so what karine has to say is

irrelevant. we're going to hear about an america that is back. an american that is not only on the world stage a powerful country, but an america that will bring peace to the world, just the way donald trump left the world when he left office. you know, we're going to see the end to immigration, we're going to see the deportation of illegals who don't belong in this country, who have a criminal record about whom we know nothing. we're going to see a department of justice that is now going to be about justice and not weaponization. and fbi will stick to its motto and not to politics, this is a wonderful day in america. look where we are. we're in washington. we were all talking about how beautiful it is. don't underestimated, donald trump is a showman. there's no mistake that today is the day the tariffs kick in.

and now the tease that may be zelensky is going to sign the minerals deal. everything he does is calculated. he's smart and he's in control of what is going on. it's a good thing for all of us. >> dana: it's his stage tonight, harold. how do you think the democrats will react? >> harold: always good to be here. a place i had a chance, blessed to work there for ten years. my dad served for 22 years. i love being here. this is always a great night for the presidentwhether he's in his first term or second term. this president doing a second term. he has a lot to be proud of. he has an agenda that a lot of americans support. a lot of people wanted to see him end some of the programs he's ended to ensure that we started talking about classrooms instead of bathrooms all the time. people are eager to see a war ended. i hope tonight he gives us some positive news. there's been some unsettling news about ukraine and russia and where we stand in that.

i hope then't has a different message. we shouldn't kid ourselves either. the main reason president trump was elected or re-elected is because people want a better economic situation for themselves. we've seen just over the last 48 hours, questions about growth in our economy. we've seen people talk about an ugly word called stagflation. higher prices and slower economic growth. i hope we can shake it off and the president can comprehend and grasp some of the things that they may be doing in good faith that might be creating some angst and uncertainty in the economy. i'm not going to -- this is the president's night. i'm a democrat but i'm an american foremost. i hope the president is received well by democrats. elise slotkin the address for the democrats. i believe she will deliver a positive economic message and

one that may resonated that voted for president trump. >> dana: and she broke dana perino's rule. >> harold: what did she do? >> dana: always decline. never respond. one thing that president trump has done is executive orders. he will have the congress in front of him to later out his legislative agenda to get this more permanent. >> brian: it would be great for the house. the senate handed two bill approach two weeks ago. so legislation has to happen. harold, if they want to dig in with some real economic progress, they have to do it with legislation. as you said before, about tariffs, they're paying -- taking a toll on the stock market. ho howard ludnick said these tariffs could go away right away. if the tariffs are about drugs, i look at great progress mexico is making.

they made 900 arrests. they attacked the cartels. "the new york times" sunday said the cartels are afraid to leave their compound. we see at the border, there's nothing going on at the border. tom homan said i have never seen anything like it. that's huge progress. also on "the view", i figured out what k.j.p.'s problem was. she had nothing to report because nothing was happening. i used to think, why don't they let her in the meetings? there were no meetings. when she would try to answer the press, she had nothing to say because nobody was happening. it was the sienfeld administration. nothing happened. it's sad but true. she sounds more eloquent now that she can talk her mind rather than joe biden was -- >> dana: they love all the numbers back and forth. drives med nuts. >> brian: don't underestimate recruitment in the january. the positive feeling that the

president gives the military goes a long way. >> dana: a huge decline for a long time. >> brian: never talked about it. >> dana: jacqui heinrich says there's a reuter's report that the u.s. made no movement on signing minerals deal. jacqui heinrich says sources at the white house says the reuter's report is not true. there's been no movement on this yet, operative word. ahead democrats are apparently bringing the circus to trump's speech tonight with walk-outs and noise makers. ♪ hey, guys, chris pratt here. you know, i'm really excited to share my new partnership with the hallow app. you guys know hallow. it's the incredible prayer meditation app that i've been using for a while now. i love it, it's got, father mike schmitz, mark wahlberg, jonathan roumie. it's been a game changer for me personally, diving deeper into the bible and praying every day.

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>> brian: i would have picked this music had anyone asked. i approve. the democrats are plotting to crash president trump's speech in a way with i kid you not some props. according to axios. liberal lawmakers will be bringing a lot of noise makers, make eggs or empty egg cartons, pocket contusions and some hand clappers which i'm not sure what they are. others however will be keeping it more simple by just walking out. >> shouldn't be surprised if we see walk-outs, shouldn't be surprised if we see the kind of coordinated effort in dressing a certain way to send a message. we shouldn't be surprised if we see people might even verbally react to some of the lies. >> americans can expect donald trump to say many things that are false. >> it's going to be a maga pep

rally. >> he's going to lie that he's going to become completely divorced from reality. >> brian: does chuck schumer preread his copy? i have never seen anything like this. at least there will be no singing, we hope. ♪ the wind don't negotiate ♪ ♪ i don't negotiate ♪ >> brian: all right. and the leader of the resistance, hakeem jefferys, he's trying to get people fired up against donald trump. he's got this video out where he insists the american people are with us with no supporters with him. >> claiming that democrats are sending paid protesters in to their town hall meetings. we don't need paid protesters, bro. the american people are with us.

>> brian: so are they with anybody? are the american people making up their own mind or is hakeem jeffriess telling us? dana, what are you expected? sometimes joe wilson yells out spontaneously. i don't think it was preplanned. now they're preplanned disruptions? >> dana: it will not wear well. i think that that president trump might like nothing more than to be the statesman at the podium while the democrats make a fool of themselves. like that might just work in his favor very well. i said last week the president is blessed with some really dumb opposition. we'll see a little bit more of that later. the problem is that you have a basic duty to show up. you got elected. you chose to run for office. so supposedly you want to be a part of this process. you were elected. you have earned the right to be there tonight. so just be there. if you like what he says, applaud. if you don't, you don't have to say anything or don't have to disrupt. you can go back and do so media

later. he won the election. they have a duty to be there. >> brian: and stephanie diller will be the guest of the first lady whose husband was slain in brooklyn. you won't clap when you say lay kin riley's family? a lot of boycotts, jesse. bernie sanders won't be there. i don't know how you feel, but if he's not going to be there, why are we watching? >> jesse: it's like the academy awards when celebter is leave. they have somebody to sit in their chair. if any democrats stage this big walk-out, trump will be like go home to mommy. there he goes. you know, he's going to make him look like idiots. the base wants to know if democrats are alive. they're like hello! they're used to seeing people at restaurants and throttle his agenda. they have seen nothing. they want to see something. hakeem doesn't want them to mist

behave. they have no respect for him. they'll do something. like gallagher with the sledge hammer and something big. cross dress, light a fire. the way they do that is to make money. if you have a video acting foolish and walking out of the state of the union, you tweet it out, you can make $60. >> brian: people will dress up. women will dress in pink. they don't like donald trump. i don't know. there's blue and gold for people for ukraine. the black caucus will dress in black. your thoughts about the customs. >> harold: black caucus will do what? >> jesse: dress in black. >> harold: joe wilson happens to be a friend. he probably regrets yelling out. you should show up, sit, clap when you want to clap and not clap when you don't want to clap. dana is right. you have a duty to aagenda a joint session of congress.

to be more effective and efforts like this, if they want to point out the leaders of the democratic party what is at stake here, all of them should have been back in their districts this morning at a car dealership showing cost of cars going up a grocery store showing how prices are high. a coffee shop or gas station. then come here and bring some constituents. bring veterans. jesse had a great idea, which would surprise some. had this great idea a few weeks ago. had a great idea saying veterans, when you talk about doge cuts, they should be prioritized. >> jesse: i had other great ideas between three weeks ago and today. >> harold: that was one of your great ones. i heard from friend in texas and tennessee and north carolina how the social security offices are closing. not just affecting the employees but what it may mean for their constituents. be substantive. wearing a color, great. the country has rejected that. donald trump won this race on issues. he won it on the economy and the border. until we address those issues,

there's no amount of wearing whatever color, no amount of walking out, no amount of reading of notes and standing in front of the capitol making a speech that will substitute for that. i hope -- as they do the gimmicks, give me substance. >> brian: also, aoc will do her own instagram address. judge, looks as though some democrats will be bringing fired federal employees to say look what you've done. >> jeanine: yeah, they're going to do that. look, they're going to do all kinds of things. what they're not going to do is respect the fact that they are as dana said elected members of congress. if they want to boycott this particular address, then lets phil the seats with patriots. let's fill them with the angel moms, the danny pennies of this world, the people that would be -- would love the opportunity to watch government in action and watch the president. i think it's so hypocritical for them to say, you know, we're not going to show up because he's only going to lie. he's only going to lie.

first of all, he has spoken yet. number 2, you guys supported a president that suffered from so much cognitive decline, he didn't even know what he was saying. yet you were there supporting him every way. you know, the party of joy and unity is right now a party that just has no unity. they're certainly not joyful. they don't know what to do now. this is just a bunch of games by a bunch of kids that don't get that the american people are buying in to what donald trump is doing. the man has promised to do x and he's doing x. and they kind of like that in government. that is realism in politics. they haven't seen it in a long time. >> brian: looking at tapes of trump in the past, he looks like a guy that was in the middle of personal lawsuits. his family was under attack with russia. jared almost went to jail. the impeachment after. january 6 and four years of nonstop personal lawsuits. he looks like a guy with a new

lease on life now. the people are fighting on issues with judges. they're not fighting about putting trump in prison. >> dana: i think what drives the democrats crazy is it looks like he's having fun. they don't want him to have fun. >> brian: he's smiling. >> harold: you said something in your first segment about there's difference between the house and the senate on things. be interesting to see -- if i were democrats, point those things out instead of protesting and wearing the same color. >> brian: you went they department get behind the women sports act. just to keep trans men out of women's sports. that was an -- >> dana: look at the rundown, brian. >> brian: i apologize. i for got what show i'm on. up next, the canadians -- i got rebuked on live television. the canadians are on the war path. justin trudeau is making things personal after president trump unleashes the tariffs.

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we tonight want this. your government has chosen to do this to you. now i want to speak directly to one specific american. donald. in the over eight years you and i have worked together, we have done big things. it's not in my habit to agree with the "wall street journal." but donald, they point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do. we will never be the 51st state. >> jeanine: president trump firing right back at justin trudeau's very angry news conference posting on truth, "please explain to governor trudeau of canada that when he puts on a retaliatory tariff on the u.s., our reciprocal tariff will immediately increase by a like amount."

and just breaking, president trump's commerce secretary, howard lutnik is hinting at an off ramp. >> the mexicans and canadians were on the show trying to show they'll do better and the president is listening. he's going to figure out, you do more and i'll meet you in the middle and we'll probably be announcing that tomorrow. somewhere in the middle will likely be the outcome. the president moving with the canadians and the mexicans but not all the way. >> jeanine: you know, jesse, one of the things that hu ward has made clear and the president has made clear that the tariffs are about fentanyl and the fatalities and the autopsy reports. if we see there's a reduction in the number of deaths and now we're hearing at the border the cartel is hiding, that we can see a change in these tariffs if

mexico and canada are not sending in fentanyl made by china. >> jesse: just the mere threat of these tariffs have reduced the drug trafficking, the human trafficking and have gotten our hostages back from a few places. they have also brought in almost $2 trillion of investment in to the high tech manufacturing sector of this country. and that's more than joe biden's chip and inflation reduction act combined. that was taxpayer money. he had to tax and print that in order to spend that. so it's already having a great effect there. as for this, tariffs are about fairness. harold knows this better than anybody. harold wants fairness. he's a fire guy. right now america is a big fat duty-free shop. everybody can come in and we have almost zero tariffs across the board for imports. that was important after world war ii. everyone's economy was decimated and we had to help these countries out. now it's 75 years later and we

have no tariffs on their exports and they have 20, 3040% tariffs on ours. this is like a game of poker. there's a little pride a little bit of name-calling. but at the end of the day, the goal is to bring down tariffs across the board or at least make them reciprocal. and he had tariffs in the first term, we had zero inflation. a hot stock market and wage growth. so i expect everybody to be a wee bit more patient. >> jeanine: harold, you can't deny the fact that the tariffs that donald trump is imposing are in fact reciprocal tariffs. they are not retaliatory tariffs. they're reciprocal. that means we're trying to get on a level footing with these other countries. >> harold: i would add another word. unexp

unexplicable. in the real world, tariffs do work. they work ordinarily when a country is trying to ensure that a product they make can compete against a foreign product that they bring in. so say for instance, we wanted to protect the car industry, we wanted to protect the steel industry or protect our farmers. in indeed we're producing enough, you don't let someone fleet the market with chief stuff. the problem with these tariffs, you're right, president trump said he wanted to impose tariffs to stop the flow of fentanyl. a worthy goal and to stop the flow of illegal immigrants. the problem is a tariff should not be used that way. if you use it that way, you have to understand you're going to increase prices on everything. those price increases are not going to come down just because they say they want to -- now that fentanyl is not coming in or people are not coming across. if i produce something, i raise my price. everybody raises their prices. if we don't take them down because the reason they impose the tariff had nothing to do with the economy.

>> jesse: so why was there no inflation during the first trump term? >> harold: he did it in a targeted way. he's across the board -- >> jesse: we raised tariffs on china up to 30%. >> harold: i'll let you go back and look at the exemptions he game. he did an across the board cut. the only problem, judge, we don't make the goods. you normally say our domestically made good is going to be more powerful in three months, six months. we can't compete with some of the things. cars is more expensive. these are facts. they're hard to hear. >> jeanine: i'm going to go to dana. several companies have announced plans to relocate or expand manufacturing options in the united states, including honda civic that just said in response to the trade tariffs, they decided to shift the new create of the new civic to indiana from

mexico. isn't that part of the success of the tariffs? >> dana: i do not think they're successful. i'm in a wait and see mode. i think it's super complex. i think the inpatience is not going to be of the american people, it's with the commerce secretary. he says for two days this is -- the president said this is happening, this is happening. so the markets get ready. the markets took a huge hit. that's not great when you're about to give a speech. this is what i think is there's a communications sequencing problem. president trump ran on the economy, the boarder and crime. people are like yes. because the prices are too high. the border is out of control and i want my neighborhoods to be safe. then there's all of these other things that happened to a president. things happening around the world. they land on his desk. he has to deal with it. he's been talking about tariffs his entire political time. he always talk and them. but there was never a concentrated effort to speak to the american people that says this is what i'm trying to do

and this is why. the fentanyl issue, that's something that you and i know. that's not something that everyday americans now. peter navarro was on this morning. he was trying to make this convincing case, at the same time, the stock market said we don't know if we like this. now, i think the sequencing thing could have been this. why not wait till tonight's speech when you have millions watching to say this is what i want to do for america. tariffs in my opinion are going to be the way to do it. i can do a lot. congress, i expect you to do something. might take some time but be patient. this is where we're going. it's doing to take time. so sequencing that would have been let me explain it to you and maybe the tariffs happen the day after. instead we have the cart before the horse. >> jeanine: brian, if tariffs are not the answers, what policy should the trump administration to use to counter china's economic aggression? >> brian: they could use tariffs

on china. you're in wait and see mode. china is in wait and see. you can see justin trudeau going crazy and mexico overreacting. china says i'll give you a reciprocal tariff back. president president is waiting for president xi to reach back. i had no idea we were maying civics again. why not the prelude out? you have the sleek back. i had a prelude with a luggage rack. >> jeanine: you loved it. >> brian: yeah. i love it here. president trump wants to stop the drugs. it working. he's on his way. it's working. the other one is he wants to bring muching back. he jumps back and forth with

messaging. >> jeanine: that's one of the reasons that lutnick said we're going to make a decision april 2 to see what the autopsy and board numbers show with the fentanyl numbers. it's something that is under analysis. >> brian: i love your glasses. >> dana: they look good. >> jesse: professor pirro. >> harold: the stock market is down for the year. >> jesse: three months. >> jeanine: up next, talk about not learning your lesson. the democrats vote unanimously to keep men in women's sports, harold. >> harold: i'm for the president here.

when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a military freefall, and i had some faulty equipment.

i hit the ground. going, 30 to 40 knots and was instantly paralyzed. i met jack fanning when he invited us to park city, utah, through his foundation. i was able to actually get on the mountain and ski with my family, i can't put into words what that meant. i got paid in the military to do crazy fun stuff. and after my accident, i'm still that same guy. and when i was able to jump out of a perfectly good, helicopter, at 10,000 feet, i did it. i was talking to some vets last week amazing how we have these houses where they can come over because they■re in chairs too. carpet and wheelchairs don't mix very well. tunnel to towers, they got rid of all that. they redid my whole bathroom. that's probably the favorite part of my house. i thought they were just going to do the upgrades. but the surprise to me was they paid off the entire mortgage. when they told me they're going to pay off my mortgage, i cried.

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zero democrats voting for a senate bill meant to preserve and prevent transgender athletes from participating in women's sports. that bill failing to overcome the 60 vote threshold needed to pass the filibuster. while democrats sink in political quick sand, president trump bringing a volleyball player that took a spike to the head suffering a traumatic brain injury as his special guest tonight. judge jeanine, we played this video on the air. this was a hart spike right to the dome. and she hasn't recovered. >> jeanine: a traumatic brain injury last as lifetime. she had a brain bleed, permanent whiplash. she had partial paralysis. this young girl, young woman, has gone through hell. that is become men are in women's sports. and you know, the president came out, had the executive order signs ncaa adopted those orders. 80% of americans are against men

in women's sports. 60% of the democrats are against men in women's sports. you know what? in the united states senate where the senators are not even connecting with their honey constituents, they're not in favor of barring transgender women or men in women's sports. so they are so hell bent on resisting donald trump that they will ignore the constituency, ignore the party, the damage to the party and ignore young girls. i think it's disgusting. and they should suffer. they can talk about patriotism. we're going to be more patriotic, more moderate. you're not doing anything. you hate donald trump and you're going to keep losing. >> jesse: one of the things that democrats talk about after they got rocked in the election is that schumer and the democrats never gave him any air cover when all of these transgender sports ads were running in the battle grounds. they learned nothing. >> dana: and they didn't want to defend them because they believe it. i agree with everything the

judge said. there's a very easy question. it's something that president bush posted. you're either with us or against us. if i was those female athletes, i'd feel the same way. entire leagues have been affected. the san jose state volleyball team forfeited. the young girl that will be here tonight, what happened to her college dreams? what happened to her dreams? bob casey, the senator from pennsylvania, the former, i think that in the long run, one of the reasons he lost is because those ads were so powerful in pennsylvania. i'm telling you, coming up in georgia, michigan, nevada and arizona, you're doing to see all of those things again. this issue is not going away. i suggested to senator thune, maybe have a test vote about title 9. if you're not going to defend girls, why do we need it? doge that, too. >> jesse: they put them on defense in the senate the other day. what will it look like when this

woman is getting applauded and democrats are sitting like this? >> brian: the best optics, president trump was signing that ball. he waved the girls over to him to get closer. they're all staring at him. it's sincere. they're happy he's helping them. riley gains is in tears because of everything she went through. you ask yourself, do the democrats have daughters and nieces? i have to play against a trans agendaer midfielder tomorrow. are you kidding me? it's rare for a ball to hit you like that, but if you played soccer. >> jesse: field hockey. >> jeanine: he spiked it. >> brian: it's more apt to get hurt in the other sports. >> jesse: harold, more advice. >> harold: can we go back to talking acted tariffs? i agree with everything. i'm confounded why democrats couldn't vote for this bill.

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>> harold: welcome back. nearly 30 senate democrats copying and pasting the exact same scripted word for word on their response to the president's speech tonight. watch this. [speaking all at once]. >> harold: we talked a little bit about this earlier, dana. as someone that knows public relations, is this the way to do it? >> dana: obviously we're making fun of it in the e block. if someone hands me a microphone again, i can never look at them in the same way. i also love when you show the speaker, hakeem jefferys saying the american people are behind us. if you're going to say that, maybe you should have one of them with you. >> harold: brian, this looks like a great way to do "fox and friends" team. >> brian: talk at the same time and curse. everybody loves cursing. so you're a senator. you get this lofty position.

you talk like you're a thug. so makes absolutely no sense. cory booker, this story is -- cory booker walks up to schumer days before the election and he says we're getting our butt kicked in social media and podcasts. thanks. do it a little later. he goes you be in control of social media. the one that should be in control is aoc. she's a social media star. you might not like her message but she knows how to grow and have viral message. cory booker, if this is it, you're in for a long haul. >> harold: judge, you think this is an effective way -- >> jeanine: they want to say donald trump is a puppet. look at themselves. it's just an example of the coordinated attacks that we've been talking about all week. it's a continuation of it. it's not working. >> harold: prime time, what are your thoughts. >> jesse: looks like the brady

bunch. you had this great propaganda machine and worked so well for so many years. you had big tech, cable, the broadcast networks. it's gone. now you guys are reduced to holding these little thimble microphones and repeating some consultant's words and you're paying a consultant to listen and just say whatever he says. this thing is so broken, haroldford jr. you have no individualism. this party doesn't tolerate individualism. it's a mob. you guys only work like that when it's together. look at how dumb it looks. god, i hate you, harold. >> harold: everybody should have been in a gas station showing rising prices. one more thing is next. . ♪ you bet brother. stay prayed up. yeah, you know it. hey, father. you joining lent again this year? of course. alright father.

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>> how old are you? >> dana: time now for one more thing. i'm going to get myself together. there is "special report" right after this and then "the ingraham angle" and want to watch that. it's a special location. "jesse watters primetime" right here and 9:00 p.m. harold and i will join bret baier and martha mccallum for special coverage of the president's joint address to congress and hannity takes over at 11:00. so everybody stay tuned. jesse? >> jesse: the serbians love them or hate them they are going to serb. this is in their parliament. we expect the democrats to do this tonight. smoke bombs, tear gas. it's just a way of expressing themselves. so, maybe that will be a stunt this evening. stay tuned for special coverage of the joint address at 8:00 p.m. eastern. "jesse watters primetime." >> dana: judge? >> it's time for >> clueless.

so a florida woman is arrested for attempting to get revenge on ex-boyfriend by spray painting and vandalizing his car. only issue he vandalized the wrong car. the vehicle in question belonged to her next door neighbor, not her x lover. deputies responded to the call. spotted the female subject because she was covered head to toe in yellow paint. she was charged with criminal mischief. how did she not know what her boyfriend drove, her ex-boyfriend? >> dana: clueless criminals. my favorite. harold? >> a deputy named harangue go hailed as a hero in georgia. we may have a little video. unbelievable. he followed the cries and saved life. got bless him and that whole force down there brian punished he didn't read the run down. >> bret: is he also on every single show, dana. it's okay. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: thank you. >> dana: that's true. have a goo