geraldo, i'll start with you. >> geraldo: judge shopping.d to think that you get the same justice from every judge is ridiculous, naive and the voice of inexperience. the other thing i want to say is that the actress lori loughlin -- i have had many people -- clients and friends of clients who, when it comes time for justice to be meted out and they know they're facing actual time in prison, it's an awakening that has a real sobering effect on you. panic sets in. you never, ever thought of yourself -- just think. two, three months ago she was on top of the world doing these movies for the hallmark channel and evgeni else. >> greg: that's the top of the world? my god, kill me. >> geraldo: don't be so -- she was very successful and suddenly her world has collapsed and her own children now look at her as the instrument of their own humiliation. it is a horrible thing. i feel nothing but pity for her. >> jesse: she was also on "full house." >> greg: from "full house" to the big house. such a trite joke. >> jesse: i think i used that line on my w

geraldo, i don't mind prison reform. when i saw alice marie johnson come out of prison, a family, that made me happy, and she said "thank you, america, for a second chance." she was a one-time offender,

why did they get a pass, geraldo?servative if they would have said this, forget it. >> geraldo: because she has made 50 speeches in the last 40 days, and this is the first time you have heard something that was a misstep. she said elegantly. she had a rough time in the white house. i think you will be fondly remembered. >> sean: i love millenia upward and onward. and i think she has to be judged by her track record. last words, to me. >> tammy: she is not a sloppy woman and she said what she meant and it was insulting and it rebuild a side of her a lot of people don't like. but i think we need to keep that in mind. it is we are to help democrats keep doing that, surprising us with these types of opinions. >> sean: good to see you both. appreciate your time. welcome back. updates on two scandals, one with lori loughlin, and trace gallagher come a full report and candace owens will be here confronted by protesters some with their faces covered in a scary scenario on a college campus yesterday. we will have all the detai

geraldo, i don't mind prison reform.n i saw alice marie johnson come out of prison, a family, that made me happy, and she said "thank you, america, for a second chance." she was a one-time offender, drugs, and she said i won't let you down. i want to find all of the alice marie johnsons in prison and let them out. but the marathon bomber? terrors, pedophiles, no way. >> you know, the president, president trump past of the first step act, meaningful criminal justice reform that reduced the use of mandatory minimum sentences, provided jobs training, education, alcohol and drug rehab, that is real criminal justice reform. to propose that convicts the granted the right to vote before he or she has served their time behind bars, played their debt to society, is an obscenity. it is grotesque, and it is deeply disappointing. i'm starting to look at bernie sanders and saying, that feisty old guy, he's got charisma, he's got what it takes come he's the best one of the democratic field. now i look at him and i'm reminded of all of

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>> i would walk in. >> sean: you make it personal and geraldo changes.t your comments -- then there's the real serious side. where are all the "i believe" people, gayle king doing these interviews with these people, alleging rape, and they told people at the time -- no i believers. where are they? where's that group? i guess -- >> who is w alleging rape? >> sean: that is a case of justin fairfax. >> this is why i could never be a liberal. it requires you to get up in the morning and be a total fake. conservatives have been entirely consistent on those. women are to be taken absolutely seriously, any victim for that matter. they are to be respected. but evidence is to be believed. everybody can't be believed anytime -- anybody can make up a charge against anyone.of thankfully it doesn't happen often but we have a system that gives people due process. conservatives have never changed on that way liberals came out on kavanaugh and of course completely jumped the shark and said -- what about these women? why are they to be believed? there is photographic evi

why do they get a pass, geraldo?nservative said this, forget it. >> because of she's made 50 speeches in the last 40 days and this is the first time you've heard something that was a misstep. she's an elegant lady -- >> sean: you are so forgiving. >> she had a rough time at the white house. i think that she will be fondly remembered by most. i love melania, onward andup upward. i think that she has to be judged by her track record. >> sean: last word, tammy. >> i think that she's not a sloppy woman. she said what she meant, and it was insulting, and i i think it revealed a side of her that a lot of people don't like but i think we need to keep that in mind. it's weird how democrats keep doing that, keep surprising us with these kinds of opinions. >> sean: good to see you both. appreciate your time. when we come back, we have updates on two scandals, one involving lori loughlin, jussie smollett, and trace gallagher has a full report. also candace owens will be here confronted by a group of protesters, some with their

but geraldo put it right. the democrats have a problem. even if they try to do something big, who thinks their work behind the scenes on a healthcare bill or something else will draw as much attention as the latest irrational demand nor documents or the latest charge being issued by adam schiff? who thinks they're going to be able to give that kind of mindset to work across the aisle with republicans and doing these things requires some degree of bipartisanship. >> ed: thanks for coming in. >> you bet. >> ed: also here tonight live, judge andrew napolitano. fox news analyst. good to see you. >> like-wise. >> ed: what do you make of the land scape? >> i think the -- this is from the mouth of speaker pelosi and adam schiff that impeachment in the present environment is fruitless without a broad national bipartisan consensus for it, which doesn't exist. they may try to generate one, try to follow the same irvin model where for eight months that just brought witness after witness and witness on national television to describe president nixon's

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i love geraldo rivera. i would whack him! >> laughing launching.ing]. >> sean: brated actor alec baldwin. i have the best tape you have ever seen. you have to see this next and jesse watters straight ahead. ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. >> sean: crazy alec baldwin very angry man. becoming more and more unhinged. well, he is obsessed with fox news and talk radio and yours truly. we had our back and forth over the years. look at him attacking me. he was on with howard stern. >> hannity is an idioted and an untalented idiot. what about this immigration? he is like a long island working class buffoon. everything is hate. sean hannity lacks self-awaresness on any level. >> you have had a discussion with him? >> no, why would i waste my time with him. he is a what could out idiot. -- whacked out idiot. >> sean: if what i do on radio and tv so

in moments, karl rove, geraldo rivera and robert wolf but we get started tonight with peter doocy who is live in pittsburgh, the site of biden's big campaign kickoff today. hi, peter. >> martha, joe biden says he knows that if he is going to beat donald trump next year he needs to win this part of pennsylvania and he is trying to get ahead here by arguing before a crowd of about 600 people that some of the president's priorities, including tax reform were written more for people on wall street than people in western pennsylvania. >> all my time in public life since i have gotten involved, i have refer to as middle class joe. it's not always meant as a compliment. it's usually meant that i'm not sophisticated. middle class joe. i'm awfully sophisticated about why how and who built this country. >> president trump is fighting for the state's 20 electoral votes as well on twitter where he writes biden is having his first rally in the great state of pennsylvania. he obviously doesn't know that pennsylvania is having one of the best economic years in its history, with lowest unemployment e

geraldo rivera has the answer and dan bongino. let's go back to stupid.million new jobs and record low unemployment and energy independence and the biggest tax cuts. forget that good stuff. >> why worried about this hysterical stuff the world is going to end in 12 years. let's just party and have a good time. >> sean: i will quit tonight. >> when bernie sanders is the reasonable voice in the room, you know your party is in trouble. they go left, as they try their best to be socialists and embase the green new deal, they will alienate themselves from the mainstream american voters. the president's challenge is to seem reasonable and understand the concerns of the young folks without embracing these crazy notions of the left. >> sean: dan, maybe we should be happy they are so nuts. they believe this garbage. everything will be free. no gas or oil or combustion engine, cows or planes. this is worse than nazi germany. >> it's an embarrassing field. swallow tweeted out on twitter we have the nukes. you want to put the nukes in this guy's hands? the energy and

geraldo. >> good morning, everybody.ese opioid. we'll talk about this really innovative program within the sarasota jail system. and also how the county now is calling these pill pushers, what they are, murders. watch. lying face down in the grass, not half a mile from the sarasota, florida, home, a 41-year-old man, an overdose victim became the first whose death led to a murder conviction. how did you get a manslaughter conviction on this guy? >> we had to prove the defendant in this case provided our victim, carfentanil. not only did he give him the drugs, that the victim overdosed in the defendant's car. that the defendant dumped body on the side of the road. >> can we expect more prosecutions like this? >> a message to all the drug dealers here, if you push these drugs on our society that we're going to take you to the full extent of the law. >> we're charging people homicides for killing people by dealing them. some people have to be held accountable. we're here to help them make a better people. >> i'm been in the

geraldo rivera joins me next. a political fight simmering over justice brett kavanaugh and kristin blasey ford. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. heeeeey. hey! ah, control. (vo) go national. go like a pro. at a comfort inn with a glow taround them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. >> martha: what a story, today 60 doctors and pharmacists were charged by federal prosecutors with illegally prescribing opioids to americans. this crackdown is the largest of its kind in u.s. history with as many as 60 million pain pills illegally prescribed. geraldo rivera will travel to florida to investigate a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers. trace gallagher is joining us with the back story. >> this was a federal effort to combat the nation's skyrocketing opioid crisis that in 2017 claimed more than 47

geraldo rivera, i have to leave it there. thank you.at true story on this monday night. thank you for being here. on thursday bret baier and i will be town hall with howard schultz. tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." joe biden isn't technically nut presidential race. is he frontrunner right now that could change due to biden sniffing the hair of unwilling women. the joe biden hair sniffing scandal more on that ahead. also the jussie smollett story continues to unfold. we will talk to the lawyer for the nigerian brothers who told police they were hired to attack smollett. that's just in a moment. first tonight there is always something a little poignant about the end of something. maybe that's why people get drunk on new year's eve to forget it. sad to think that a whole year i

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steve: ladies and gentlemen, the great geraldo rivera.ss. just be nice, say something nice and just toss. >> i think she is such a fine reporter. i want to hear her summary of the news right now. jillian: thank you. i will ask janice about the weather. ainsley: carley shimkus is from chicago. will be warm in chicago. in 60s. jillian: personalized forecast. fox news alert. remains of three heroes killed in afghanistan are now home. one fdny firefighter, marine, christopher slutman his body arriving at dover air force base overnight. his casket draped in an american flowing. his family and fellow firefighters watching nearby. his fellow marines were killed in the bombing. >>> twice deported illegal immigrant accused of murdering a nanny faces a judge. he is accused of kidnapping, strangling, sexually assaulting caroline cano before dumper had body in a lake. they have video of rios chasing down her in a park in new jersey. >>> the city is demanding the "empire" actor jussie smollett cover the cost of the investigation into his alleged hate

before we get to the president, calling in momentarily, let's first get reaction, dan bongino, geraldo rivera, i look at the deep state issue, all of this happened on their watch, geraldo and that atrocious economic record, that iranian deal. you can look at the president's foreign policy. you've got israel. you've got the embassy. you have got the golanot heights. you've got kim jong un. no rockets fired in a long time. we did get the remains back. and, of course, the iranian deal is dead. economically, all of the records that have been set in two-plus years.rs >> i think that, first of all, sean, we anticipate the president and what he has to say in his first big interview, you know, since the collusion illusion has been dissipated. but i think if -- were i president trump right now, there is two things i would do. number one is, i would fight every request from every democratic committee for any information.in i would fight them tooth and nail.oo and people say, well, how could you not concede to congress -- i should defer to president trump. >> sean: geraldo, you are second though.

joining us now, fox news contributor, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. let's start with the issue of crazy uncle joe, the democratic party, and the media, geraldo. the double standard i'm describing here is to flagrant. it's never been this bad. i admit i'm a talk show host. we do reporting, investigative reporting, opinion news, we're like the whole newspaper. they say they're only one part of the newspaper. we're honest who we are. >> you should take a victory lap in terms of the investigation your team has done. dan and i are kind of tangential to that. >> no, you're big players. >> to watch -- to watch john and sara and you really go at it and greg jarrett, it's been very impressive. you have not gotten the credit for it. i want to urge one thing -- we know how this story ends because the attorney general of the united states has told us how this story ends. this story ends with no finding of conclusion, the central theme on the attack of the president, the 45th president of the united states has been that he consp e conspired with the russians to fi

>> geraldo, rivera. >> this is going well. >> no. >> this is going to be great. >> you traded up. >> right. >> i love geraldo. >> we have three thought leaders here with different approaches to revitalizing and protecting local news. as a reminder to our audience here and watching live stream, you can tweet questions to us using the hashtag post live. audrey, let me start with you. eight years ago, the san francisco con he canal was in big, big trouble. it was reportedly bleeding $50 million a year at one point. you took over as editor in chief in 2015. today the paper is profitable and thriving. what changed? >> awesome leadership. >> i should point out that audrey also you are the first female editor in chief of the san francisco chronicle. >> yes. >> put that out there. >> well, a lot of things changed. first of all, we have a pretty diverse company. we have a lot of companies within the chronicle. we have two different websites, one that i oversee for subscribers. sf chronicle.com. we have a free little bit buzzier entertainmenty website called sf gate. and more importantly, thou

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republicans go from here, a lot of things at the highest level of the executive branch, joining us live, geraldoer what happened his or horrificald how do we stop carnage that seems to be coming on a weekly basis. the president trump of the united states threw the white house correspondents' dinner. those who want to know what it looks for ainsley earhardt, behind the scene looks of what happens. i just told you insider information. rob: correspondents' dinner, i found it to be very boring. >> you know what, i went home. hayed to do something in dc with senator tom cotton on saturday and i chose to fly home and be with my -- that's right, my family rather than be with a bunch of people who really are upset that fox is on the media spectrum at all. let me just urge everyone, not you two but wherever you are get dressed. rob: thank you very much. we will be right back. in honor of my dad, who was alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink, and they just came out perfect. - [announcer] check out our huge selection of custom apparel for every occasion. you'll even get free sh

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geraldo will be with us.ere they were being held in mexico. brian: right now hundreds on the run. police in riot gear try to take back control. they did round up a few hundred since then. we know the migrants are part of the so-called mother of all caravans. jedediah: griff jenkins live in washington with possible new steps to protect our southern border. griff? reporter: they have to do something. mexico is having a hard time handling the mother of all caravans. this is the largest escape of detained migrants. 1300 breaking loose. most are cubans. escaped on foot in a southern city. this is mexico's latest solution to the caravans. keep them contained in the southern states. this is not good news. 700 have been returned. 600 remain at large, presumed headed for the u.s. border. the shelter they were in was way beyond capacity. it holds less than 1000 but more than three thousand were being held. as border patrol chief brian hastings who joined us earlier on this show, announced apprehensions this fiscal year

>> geraldo rivera. we have three thought leaders here in journalism with different approaches to revitalizing and protecting local news. as a reminder to our audience watching livestream you can tweet questions to us this morning using the hashtag #postlive. audrey, let me start with you, eight years ago the san francisco chronicle was in big trouble. it was bleeding $50 million a year at one point. you took over as editor in chief in 2015. today the paper is profitable, and thriving. what changed? >> awesome leadership. [laughter] host: i should point out audrey is the first female editor in chief of the san francisco chronicle. i will put that out there. >> a lot of things changed. first of all we have a pretty diverse company. we have a lot of companies within the chronicle. we have two different websites, when i oversee first subscribers, and we also have a free little bit buzzier entertainment website called ssgate, and we have a good relationship with our subscribers. we haven't cut our newsroom.

. >> geraldo rivera. this is going well. >> you traded up. >> we have three thought leaders here in journalism with different approaches to revitalizing and protecting local news. reminder to our audience here and watching live stream, you can tweet questions to us this morning using the # postlive. eight years ago, the san francisco chronicle was in big trouble. it was reportedly leading $50 billion a year. you took over as editor in chief in 2015. today, the paper is profitable and thriving. what changed? audrey: awesome leadership. [laughter] >> i would like to point out that audrey is also the first in -- female editor of chief of the paper. -- in chief of the paper. audrey: a lot of things changed. first of all, we have a pretty diverse company. we have a lot of companies within the chronicle. we have two different websites, one night oversee for our subscribers, and we also have a free, buzzy or entertainment website called sfgate. more importantly, we have a good relationship with our subscribers.

joining us now, dan bongino and geraldo rivera. this double standard i'm describing here is so flagrant. it's never been this bad. i admit i'm a talk show host. we do reporting, opinion, news, sports culture. we're like the whole newspaper. they say they're only one part of the newspaper. we're honest who you are. >> sean, you should take a victory lap in terms of the investigation your team has done. we're tangential members of that team. >> you're both big players. >> to watch john and sarah and you really go at it has been very impressive. i just want to urge one thing. we know how this story ends, because it's attorney general of the united states has told us how this story ends. this story ends with no finding of collusion. the central theme of the attack on the president, the 45th president of the united states, has been that he conspired with the russians to fix the 2016 election. there is no collusion. the dossier has fallen apart. it has been exposed in many ways as a witch-hunt, as the president has casework -- characteri

>> sean: geraldo, you are second though. you and dan. joining us now from the white house i assume the white house is the president of the united states. mr. president, thank you for taking the time.. we really appreciate you joining us. >> president trump: high, sean, thank you. >> sean: all right. a lot of breaking news tonight. you haven't really talked at length in an interview about a lot of issues. let me start with this issue of the ukraine. i don't know if you were following the top of the show or john solomon's new report or that both catherine herridge and sara carter are reporting tonight we now have text messages from peter strzok and lisa page, never before seen. discussing recruiting white house sources to spy on you. take it in any order you would like. >> president trump: well, i think it's incredible when you hear it. these are great reporters, all three. and when you have them on your trail, that's a problem. these are people that should be getting pulitzers, not the ones that got the pulitzers that got everything wrong

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senator maybe geraldo says this evidence that donald trump obstructed justice for not existing justice department policy, the house has ample evidence to indict for obstruction. >> i think what she's focusing on and a lot of the presidents' opponents are focusing on is the fact in volume two, it's a classic example of a prosecutorf facts into the record, many of which admittedly are not flattering to president trump. i think bob mueller acknowledged throughout his report that this is a very difficult call. both because of the legal complexities, the constitutional complexities, as well as a very mixed fact record. when you leave part two, you see a lot of on the one hand, on the other hand. when you try to evaluate what happened here, crossing the line into criminal conduct, you have to keep in mind it's a specific intent crime that would have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, the highest standard known to our law, and mueller was not prepared to make that judgment. >> your friends, former colleagues that worked in the southern district, andy mccarthy, he sees that there is plent

but geraldo lopez is a former presidential candidate, juan guaido's mentor and a political prisoner andft house arrest. he was out with guaido today. that is significant. guaido and lopez together is a stronger message. this seems to be a very strong message to maduro who we haven't seen until this moment, 1:25 today, so it's interesting to see what that means. >> because guaido's mentor is no longer under house arrest? >> and he's out on top of a car talking to the crowd. >> being inspirational to the opposition here. the military is what's key here, and also i -- we've been seeing some real difficult pictures to watch of government vehicles, military that is an alliance with the government plowing into groups of protesters, but it's also pretty clear we're not seeing the worst of it, because we know according to our reporter on the ground he has bullets coming -- that have been coming from ar-15s that he's been able to pick up. i mean, this is pretty serious stuff going on. the military is key. how is maduro's hold on the military at this point? >> well, brianna, we also don't know if

. ♪ we belong to each other >> reporter: pat benatar, neil geraldo, jason mraz, l king, and shaggy. ♪hance ♪ >> reporter: the judges even getting in on the act. judges katy, lionel, and luke sending home three singers last night. kate, sean, and bumbly. moving on to the next round, seven contenders including lacy kay booth. ♪ >> have mercy. >> i don't want to play favorites but -- >> reporter: it looks like the second time around may be the charm for contender layne hardy. ♪ take a load off annie take a load for free ♪ ♪ take a load off annie >> i love that they did this. >> yeah. >> the duets. i hope that's an ongoing thing. it really worked out for them. >> shaggy, though. i would have easily done "it wasn't me." that was my go-to >>itasn't me." night three more contenders will be going home, and they're probably saying, please don't let it be me. >> i don't want it to be me. and the show promises a new twist, america starts to vote next week. >>> next to the other big night for music in las vegas. >> reba. we all know reba. we don't say her last name. reba hosted the academy of cou

his is kind of like, you know, geraldo rivera trying to open al ca postseason's safe. we are going to pass this bill and vote with you on this so that that desire to know what isn't in the bill will timely be satisfied and i'm sure your chairman, the current chairman of the f.c.c., will be more than happy to hand you that list once we pass this bill. happy to do that for our friends and we on the democratic side support the amendment and intend to vote yes on the amendment and i now yield to my good friend. mr. walden: if it were that easy to get that list, why didn't you get it from the chairman before we went through this whole process? we shouldn't vote on the bill -- mr. doyle: i was amazed that you didn't have the list already. that's your good friend over there and a quick phone call would have satisfied this curious it you have. we are happy to entertain this and intend to vote yes and i yield back. the chair: all time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from ohio. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of th

today will be with this report the biggest let-down since geraldo opened capone's vault.wn. i know how democrats will feel today. they will be so incredibly let down when the report comes out. everything that they said that trump did, trump didn't do. it was hillary clinton and the fear of violating fusion gps and dnc and their law firm. we could go on and on. that is where, i'm really interested later this month to see the report on that. with regards to bill barr, interestingly enough i never heard any of these democrats say this about eric holder, who congress found, they held him in contempt of court. he was not giving the documents necessary related to "fast & furious." eric holder, someone who him and his documentation the president of the united states at the time, barack obama, exerted his executive authority to shield those documents and some of those we don't even know what they say to this day. amazingly it is bill barr that democrats have the problem with. brian: here is the thing. i don't think bill barr could care less. i don't think it is possible for a guy