>> judge jeanine: shocking. there are now reports that going the is the one sending our -- google is the one sending our information to the nsa. but don't worry, be happy. >> this program does not target innocent americans in any way, shape or form. these programs have helped keep america safe. they have enhanced our ability to go after terrorists who want to bring harm to the american people. >> judge jeanine: really? you don't catch the boston bombers. these guys were constantly on the phone with jihadi mom, living in the country from which they all fled political persecution. the boston bombers recall all over the internet and youtube trying to be famous and your data collection couldn't find them. it was civil yans who identified the times square bomber. it was self-yans who identified abactual mutallab the underwear bomber and civil yans identified the boston bombers and the nut job at fort hood communicating with al-awlaki. but by collecting hundreds of millions our efforts you thwarted dozens of terrorist

now, back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: that was a live shot of the white house.o many scan tal cals and so little time. with the new accusations plaguing the obama administration is the white house in defense mode? with me, democratic strategist ryan clayton from d.c. and republican strategist and my friend fox news contributor tony. thank is for being with us. >> thank you. >> should eric holder be indicted, ryan? >> i think eric holder made a significant mistake here. i'm on the side of the freedom of the press and freedom of receive in in instance and the first amendment protection for journalists just doing their job. they should have the right and ability to have confidential conversations with people and to be able to protect sources from political retribution and that is not happening in the case. the people that authorized and sanctioned and participated in violating the constitutional principle of the freedom of press is should be held accountable even if that includes attorney general holder. >> judge jeanine: an interesting approach that you are taking

i really don't. >> judge jeanine: interesting.the conference workshop that cost 40 whatever million dollars and some of the workships say things like political savvy, how not to shoot yourself in the foot. that is a good one. as well as ethical fitness. i mean was this a joke on their part? should a special prosecutor be appointed? >> i don't favor a special prosecutor. what i do favor is the commission everyone a favor a joint committee of congress if you will along the lines of what was done in iran contra. i think that the american people are disturbed enough and there is enough there that we need to get to the bottom tfn a bipartisan manner if you will. i'm also concerned, judge, that the tax -- the tax writing committees, ways and means and finance are going to all the other work will stop and tax reform which is so essential as you know he that will take second place to this and we he need to just investigate it thoroughly. >> judge jeanine: but a recent quinnipaac poll says 76% think a special prosecutor should be appointed

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: that is toby keith. to the command ner chief the war on terror is over. now it's time to negotiate with the taliban. that is right. i said negotiate with the taliban. with me now former counterterrorism agent from tampa and all right gentlemen. why negotiate with these people? >> eric? >> i'm saying don't negotiate with them. obama administration thinking is they want to pack up their bags and go home and get out of afghanistan as soon as possible. i think at the end of the day that is what we're seeing here. we have a history, judge, when it comes with negotiating with the taliban. back in 2006, 2007 pakistani government signed a peace deal with the taliban and their forces. a few months later the pakistani taliban broke the peace deal. they got within 90 miles of the pakistani capital. if they are breaking a peace deal with the pakistani government what makes us think they will keep a peace deal with? >> judge jeanine: if you have actually negotiated with these people? >> during the war in 2001 we woul

>> judge jeanine: they did it again. they fled. the most transparent administration in history locked down and wrapped up in very constitution they continue to chip away at. but then again pleading the fifth is better than lying and committing perjury. we know they would never do that. but will the wrong doers be held accountable? don't hold your breath. we are still waiting for fast and furious. hello and welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine pirro. i have so much more to say about the president and his irs in just a few but first there are two criminal cases that are gripping the nation. george zimmerman and aaron hernandez. we begin tonight with the zimmerman case. this week the star witness for the prosecution rachel took the stand to give her account on the night trayvon martin died. almost immediately commentary started on her appearance and demeanor. good evening? >> hi, judge jeanine. >> in my time trying cases, witnesses come in all sizes and all shapes. we don't pick them. they don't even pick themselves. there is certain

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good evening. >> hi, judge jeanine. >> in my time as a d.a. trying cases i learn witnesses come in all sizes and all shapes. we don't pick them. they don't even pick themselves. and they are certainly not out of central casting. some arearticulate. some not. the criticism of this witness, the to speak to trayvon before the shooting was almost universal. what's your take on it? >> well, first of all, you know, we look at rachel she's 17 years old but looks much older. i think that it's very difficult for people to understand that she's not really, was not an adult really when this all happened. and she was basically judged by her, by the entire jury and by everybody that's out there including the media. her demeanor was not good. i'll tell the first day she showed up she had a black shirt on, big hoop earrings, she suede in. you could tell she was hostile, didn't don't there, she was frustrated. you could tell in her voice inflex, rolling of her eyes. >> susan, you have your own personal experience. share it with us for a moment. >> well, you k

welcome to "justice" i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. this week the citadel on the hill the united states department of justice is under a cloud because of the actions of its head attorney general eric holder. jury continues to mount as he is asked to clarify what he appears to be per injujerous testimony the midst of a hearing on what is perhaps the broadest attack on the free press of this history. this most recent scandal is nothing new for eric holder. it has been marked by repeated miss steps questionable illegal procedures and questionable judgments. he has been held in contempt of congress, a vote not just by republicans but by democrats as well. his tenure also marred his department shipping assault weapons directly to the mexican cartel used to kill hundreds of innocent civilians as well as an american border patrol agent and a customs agent. he clearly does not have the ability to investigate what is happening in his own department as evidenced a letter submitted congress that contained a play tant lie. that letter stating ther

put on your big boy pants. >> judge jeanine: it is the citadel of justice in america.enormous power but because of its re reverence for the la. its integrity is supposed to be unimpeachable, beyond the poe let cal hims of washington and because of its fairness in all matters of truth iig

get the hell he out of your elitist egghead tower and put on your bigboy pants. >> judge jeanine: you take it apart and examine it, you just eat it. you mary someone. you don't follow his every move or put a lojack on his butt you just live married life. we elect leaders assume they are honest and trustworthy to run the

. >> judge jeanine: they come here to kill us and we worry about what they he think of us.should protect you? your sons killed us. why would you give the criminals an advantage over an unarmed citizenry? get the hell out of your elitist egg head tower, put on your big boy pants. >> judge jeanine: maybe it is because of my legal training or my experience as a prosecutor judge and d.a., but to me the united states constitution is like a rock. the very foundation upon which our country is built. but america is changing. it is changi our very eyes. our founding fathers wouldn't even recognize the america of

. >> judge jeanine: they come here to kill us and we worry about what they he think of us.he criminals an advantage over an unarmed citizenry? get the hell out of your elitist egg head tower, put on your big boy pants. >> judge jeanine: maybe it is because of my legal training or my experience as a prosecutor judge and d.a., but to me the united states constitution is like a rock. the very foundation upon which our country is built. but america is changing. it is changing before our very eyes. our founding fathers wouldn't even recognize the america of

put on your big boy pants. >> judge jeanine: it is the citadel of justice in america.mands respect not because of its enormous power but because of its re reverence for the la. its integrity is supposed to be unimpeachable, beyond the poe let cal hims of washington and because of its fairness in all matters of truth indigos tess.

[ chuckles ] >> judge jeanine: they come here to kill us and we worry about what they think of us.ve the criminals an advantage over an unarmed citizenry? get the hell he out of your elitist egghead tower and put on your bigboy pants. >> judge jeanine: you order a chicken salad sandwich. you don't take it apart and examine it, you just eat it. you mary someone. you don't follow his every move or put a lojack on his butt you just live married life. we elect leaders assume they are honest and trustworthy to run

jeanine nah prado says the thieves took off with her tv, computer, but also left with her urn that held the ashes of her late boyfriend. he died in march and prado says she was planning to spread his ashes and give him a proper sendoff. she says the theft happened some time yesterday morning and it looks like the burglars broke in by busting through a window. >>> right now, an exclusive investigative unit reports your doctor's name, past illnesses, even the kind of medicine you take, this is the kind of information that is being sold in a multimillion dollar underground market. the investigative unit obtaining a list of hundreds of california medical records being sold throughout the world. and we surprised some strangers in the bay area who had no idea their private medical history was up for sale. >> want to see people buying data. >> that's your doctor? >> yes. >> selling data. >> so that is the right medicare number? >> like it was candy at a store. >> the investigative unit shows you how you can find out if your medical information is out there and what it is costing you. we will h

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. >> jeanine is orbitz senior travel editor and has the five must-see places that are fun for the kidserican history. but a little off the beaten track. >> everyone knows about d.c., gettysburg. a lot of people have been there. right. here are some places you may not have thought of that are still fantastic places to see in america. >> and affordable too, right? >> very affordable. >> let's start with charlottesville, virginia. >> home to three of the founding fathers who went on to become u.s. presidents. thomas jefferson's home monticello is here. >> first vineyard in america. >> we know all the wineries around here. university of virginia is here, and it's really weaved into the community, the history, the early american history here. lots of tours, educational things to do. >> what's your hotel pick? >> the boor's head inn, i love this property, from $160 a night. it's set on 573 acres. it's beautiful and owned and operated by the university of virginia foundation. >> great. >> next we go to houston, texas, for the johnson space center. >> the johnson space center opened in 1961. m

joining us is the political commentator, jeanine terror and a friends of the show. brunette hair. >> yes. i'm back. everyone is so excited. [ laughter ] >> brian: you're going brunette on friday, right, steve? >> steve: it all depends. is that sweeps? >> brian: yes, it is. >> gretchen: i'll wait around for that. let's go back to the original question where we've seen this ten point swing in the polls that people are getting a little uncomfortable about trusting the government. you agree with that? >> i do. there is a fine line between safety, but i'm reading "1984". what's heart to happen is aren't we all talk being it now? what if someone is listen to go it? that prohibits our liberty and freedom. definitely could be a rise to tyranny. >> steve: in fact, the prism program has been described where they're monitoring internet traffic and they're watching people do searches and it's been described as you're watching people's thoughts as they are formed because they're able to track them. >> yes! it is orwell! frightening. >> steve: when you look at the irs scandal, we