jeanine" is next and remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcomeo "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. happy 4th of july weekend to all of you, and thanks for making "justice" number one all weekend. not just saturday day or saturday night. the fireworks may have been last night but we have more in store for you tonight with a guest line up that includes katrina pierson, stephanie hamill, and we'll talk the border crisis with the pinal county sheriff mark lamb. first, joe biden is publicly aapologizing over the comments he made about working with segregationist senators. joining me, corey lewandowski. thanks for being here, corey. we have this guy biden. sleepy joe as the president calls him. he's basically apologizing. i counted 9 days after he made the comment. it's more than 9 days. it's when he was in the debate with kamala harris and she turns it into a complete negative. then a week or 10 days later he decide he has to apologize. is this guy just a wimp or does it take him a hong time to figure things out? >>

i'm judge jeanine pirro.hanks for being with us tonight and a special thanks to all of you for keeping our streak going and making last week's "justice" number one all weekend long. can we do it again? we have rudy giuliani sitting next to me live to talk about my opening statement and more. also coming up, dan bongino and mike huckabee. and mark morgan and from the trump 2020 campaign, kayleigh mcenany. let's talk mueller. if ever there were a question whether a deep state existed, you got your answer this week. you witnessed it up close and personal. in fact, you met their cover. their shill. their beard. a man who regardless of what he may have been in the past, and i don't take any of that away from him, is nothing more than a front for the deep state. a man removed from the actual investigation who gave carte blanche to put his name on a report the deep state wrote. i have been talking to you about the deep state for a long time. i would about that in my book, liars, leakers, and liberals. but now, you s

," jeanine pirro.anin how are you? >> a lot. >> now, jeanine, i'm going to smugly ask a question that i already know the answer to, and, a warning to our viewers, my voice will get very high.th these democrats, do want ms-13 invading their towns and tieing up their hands and feet with duct tape? >> sadly, the answer to that question is "si, señor. " at this point, ms-13 is getting so brazen, they're promoting their own holiday in america. it's called sicario: day of the soldado. >> wow, so, what is th

>> hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro.ou for being with a sigh. a stellar lineup including republican whip congressman steve scalise. former gop congressman from california, darrell issa and tom fitton from judicial watch. plus a panel discussion on the latest kerfuffle. between the president and the squad. but first my opening statement. a lot of americans are fed up and i am one of them. we are close to losing the country. there is a plot to remake america by those who hate america. while everyone on the sidelines is freaking out, over political correctness is one thing for america to continue to evolve. it is quite another to seek to destroy the very foundation upon which the country was built. to eradicate all that our founding fathers and every veteran says the revolutionary war, thought to protect. that me tell you about the "squad". a benign sounding high school term that in reality, presents a dangerous assault on everything we hold dear.these four freshman congresswomen alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashid

i'm judge jeanine pirro.s for being with us tonight and a special thanks to all of you for keeping our streak going and making last week's "justice" number one all weekend long. can we do it again? we have rudy giuliani sitting next to me live to talk about my opening statement and more. also coming up, dan bongino and mike huckabee. and mark morgan and from the trump 2020

jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. happy 4th of july weekend to all of you, and thanks for making "justice" number one all weekend. not just saturday day or saturday night. the fireworks may have been last night but we have more in store for you tonight with a guest line up that includes katrina pierson, stephanie hamill, and we'll talk the border crisis with the pinal county sheriff mark lamb. first, joe

i want to bring jeanine pirro in.of a new book, radicals, resistance and revenge. judge, can we get a wrap-up of this mueller thing? is this over? what's your final verdict on this? what's the final verdict? >> don't we all -- we waited with such anticipation and what we saw this week was, and i'm talking about this tomorrow night on my show, is anyone ever concerned as to whether or not a real deep state existed, all you had to do was look at robert mueller testifying before judiciary, i think before intelligence as well. the bottom line is this. he was nothing more than a front for a whole group of trump-hating hillary-loving attorneys who on the record were already hillary-loving attorneys. that report didn't tell us anything. there was nothing in it. they didn't look into fusion gps. the organization that actually laundered money for hillary clinton and then gave it to christopher steele, who was a foreign agent, to get information from the russians. i mean, we didn't find out anything. christopher steele wasn't i

>> hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro.. a stellar lineup including republican whip congressman steve scalise. former gop congressman from california, darrell issa and tom fitton from judicial watch. plus a panel discussion on the latest kerfuffle. between the president and the squad. but first my opening statement. a lot of americans are fed up and i am one of them. we are close to losing the country. there is

chief jeanine nicholson, this is my report. since the last commission meeting, i met with -- i've been meeting with a lot of different folks at the san francisco general hospital because it we so intertwined with the hospital's, in terms of -- specifically in terms of our homelessness call volume. i met with doctor susan ehrlich, regarding homelessness and other commonalities, trying to continue the conversation with all of them. i think i told you last time that i will be meeting with doctor grant colfax from dph and doctor coldwell who is the head of emergency at san francisco general. to see what we can do together, to help address, not just the homelessness issue but the call volume that comes out of that crisis. we had labor-management meeting on the 16th. we are doing well. collaborating on some things and agreeing to disagree. so, we disagreed on a few things we are still. that is good. [laughter] we actually completed our station visits, and will begin again in september. i visited the last two stations, 32 and 37 last

h >> sean: gregg jarrett writes the number one "new york times" best seller, jeanine pirro, also, "theussian hoax: thew illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton" -- and what donald trump? >> frame donald trump. >> sean: what part of that is untrue, the title of your book? >> all of it is true. >> sean: it is what we know has happened. >> every bit of information that has come out in the year since my book was published has only corroborated all of the information. i wouldn't change a single word of it. and what they did to carter was unconscionable. the fbi set up an information laundering scheme to hide that this was all coming from, it was paid political propaganda from the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc. >> sean: backtrack a second, though, before you get to that, the same people investigated hillary, right? >> oh, yeah. >> sean: did they write an exoneration of her before they investigated her? >> oh, absolutely. >> sean: did hillary clintonel violate 18usa793, that i -- >> she did. the espionage act, two different provisions, as well as obstruction of justice and theft of gov

. >> seth: see, nice and slow in a new york accent. [ applause ] jeanine pirro -- jeanine pirro is likee explorer if she'd grown up on long island. "can you help boots find the auto body shop good job." [ speaking in foreign language ] [ laughter ] this captured the fundamental weirdness of the hearing mueller wants the report to speak for itself, and that report is incredibly damning on its own which is why mueller often responded with simple yes-or-no answers. in fact, so much of this hearing consisted of democrats just reading excerpts of the report to mueller and having mueller confirm that he did, indeed, write those excerpts >> on page 77 of volume 2, your report also stated, quote, "in addition, some witnesses said that trump privately sought information about future wikileak releases. end quote. is that correct? >> correct >> the president engaged in efforts and i quote, "to encourage witnesses not to cooperate with the investigation. is that right? >> that's correct. >> didn't the president say, quote, and this is on page 116, if he doesn't write a letter, then maybe i'll have

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like if trump was boxing and he got knocked out cold, like jeanine pirro would be like, "brilliant. "another strategic consciousness pause "by president trump. "you can't get knocked down if you stay on the ground." [laughter] [eerie music] no one knows. no one knows for sure what's hiding in trump's taxes, but last night, the new york "times" found out what he used to be hiding. - this morning a bombshell report in the new york "times" is casting doubt on president trump's self-proclaimed wealth. the "times" reporting it has obtained years worth of previously unrevealed figures from the president's federal income tax returns. the real estate mogul spent at least 10 years in the red, reporting business losses totaling over $1 billion from 1985 to 1994. according to the "times," year after year, mr. trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual american taxpayer. - holy shit. for 10 years, donald trump might have lost more money than any person in america. that is crazy. the guy who lost the most money is the same guy who claims to be the best businessman. it

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide wo made landfall as a category-1 hurricane. but was down raided. other parts of louisiana could see up to 20 inches of rain causing massive flooding. the coast guard had to rescue several dozen people terrebonne parish, stuck on the roof tops of their homes. for all your news headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most of powerr powerful name in news, fox news channel. greg: let's not forget paul ryan. president trump: paul ryan wasn't a talent, he wants a leader, he wouldn't give subpoenas, why nancy pelosi hands them out like they are cookies. greg: can donald trump spell the word the wrong? >> donald trump spelled the word the wrong. he doesn't know how to spell the. he spelled it thi. he couldn't get any kind of a punctuation mistake. i'm actually a good speller. but the fingers aren't as good as the brain. going * what a gift. meanwhile the woke-a-dile is like a crocodile. you can try to appease the woke-a-dile. sleepy joe is gobbled up bi

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide world.

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i'm jeanine pirro. advocating for truthing with justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next. see you next week. president trump: moscow mitch says it's a hoax. >> i love this because it as continuation. >> what am i supposed to call him. okay mitch? i don't know, maybe he's right. he's only okay mitch if he's running cocaine to moscow. he's moscow mitch. greg: and he's morning bozo. they called it a hearing but it was more like hard of hearing. >> can you repeat the question, sir. can you we peat that, ma'am. can you repeat the last part of that question. i apologize. can you start it again. i am sorry, can you again repeat the question? what was the question? greg: it could be he was trying to run out the clock. for every repeat question he asked, you lose the time available for a new question. i try this when fox news questions the purchases on my corporate credit card. i purchased a lot of leather goods for charitable purposes. but, man, did that hearing take. how bad was it? worse than this. worse than this. and worse than this. at least the media took it well. i thought

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide world. reporter: this is a fox news alert. the lights are back on in new york city after being out for more than four hours. power company con-edison said it was caused by a transformer fire. 72,000 customers were without power in a 30-block stretch. it included the radio city music hall. some people were stuck in elevators, while subway service was affected. the mayor says he's appointing a crew to investigate the fire. it comes on the anniversary of the outage that left new york city without power for two days. tropical storm barry made landfall as a category-1 hurricane. but was down raided. other parts of louisiana could see up to 20 inches of rain causing massive flooding. the coast guard had to rescue several dozen people terrebonne parish, stuck on the roof tops of their homes. for all your news headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most of powerr powerful name in news, fox news channel. greg: let's not forget paul ryan. president trump: paul ryan wasn't a talent, he want

i'm sure the commissioners that were looking at this opportunity of a new administration like chief jeanine nicholson and yourself. an opportunity for us to examine the components of the department what is functioning? what is not functioning? what could be better? i totally appreciate that. thank you very much for your report. did i take public comment on this already? i believe i did. thank you very much. >> item five, commission report. report on commission activities since last meeting on july 10, 2019. >> commissioners i have a couple of items that i want to relate to you as part of information. there was mention about our correspondence through gardens over the city which was sent. we asked for a response back on august 2. commissioner cleaveland was involved with that with the chief's office. a point of information, the letter that was sent was that we wanted to get an update in terms of the wellman fund which was under our jurisdiction as well as the one 50th anniversary balance. will be asked for in that correspondence we are hoping for on august 2 is an expenditure report. also we

i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld greg gutfeld * is . welcome to our special july 4 weekend show. it's brand-new but was pretaped a week ago. which means tonight whatever topic i choose to discuss. it has to be interesting and fun and generic and non-topical so it doesn't get old in a week. how about the stupid democrats? that never gets old. it never gets old. definitely not mailing it in tonight. the democrats want to be president and they are trying desperately to stand out while trying to appear human. they drink beer just like you and my. >> hold on a sec, i am going to get me a beer. hey, my husband bruce is now in here. want a beer? >> i will pass on the beer right now. greg: i will never drink beer again. they also go to the dentist just like you and me. >> i'm here at the dentist and we are going to continue our series on the people at the border. i'm here with diana, my dental high generalist. greg: they watch porn with their mom just like you and me. >> i promised we would go to this movie thea

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is hide world. york city after being out for more than four hours. power company con-edison said it was caused by a transformer fire. 72,000 customers were without power in a 30-block stretch. it included the radio city music hall. some people were stuck in elevators, while subway service was affected. the mayor says he's appointing a crew to investigate

i want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the first lbgt fire chief jeanine nicholson.nk you supervisor walton for being here as well. and our police department, our chief is here, bill scott. i am so excited. have you guys seen the new flag, new vehicles of the san francisco police department? amazing. thank you, chief so much. there is a freedom band that you will be the official band of the city and county of san francisco, lgbt freed domband. you will hear from them shortly. no one celebrates pride like san francisco. thank you for joining us to raise the flag in our city. i know there are challenges throughout the bay area of raising this flag. in san francisco it is not a question. it is an important part of what makes our city so special. i want to thank all of you every year for coming for the flag raising. i want to acknowledge the man behind making the celebration great, commissioner tom horn, thank you so much for your amazing support for this event. i want to say a special acknowledgment and for the parade which i cannot wait to participate in. it is a lot o

please welcome jeanine nicholson. >> good morning, everyone.ove our san francisco summer weather. speaking of nert, as supervisor brown just mentioned, i want to recognize, we do have some nert volunteers right here, and nert is going to be critical in the event -- [applaus [applause] >> in the event >> -- in the event of a disaster. we know it's not if, it's when. i want to recognize mohamed nuru. he's been a great ally for us and working with us. in the event of a disaster, our fire department needs to respond immediately. our firefighters and e.m.s. workers work 24-7, 365, and we need to be able to respond immediately. and this bill will provide the funding that we need to invest in our public safety infrastructure so we can continue to bring the city and the citizens the best service that we possibly can, but especially during a disaster. so thank you all for being here today. good day. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: all right. our last speaker for this program before we finally sign this legislation is the chief of the police departm

we have a new fire chief, jeanine nicholson. this is her first disaster council as chief, so it's worthy of note. i want to welcome you and say how happy i am to work with you sister and have you by my side in our efforts here in the city. please say a few words and introduce yourself if you would like. [applause] >> thanks everyone. so it's great to be here. i want to introduce some of my command staff that's here. victor is here. [applause] >> deputy chief of administration, jose is here. [applause] >> and the guy really charge in the diaster, the assistant chief of homeland security. [applause] >> thank you so much. so the north bay fires of 2017 and 2018 caused unprecedented damage and significant loss of life as we're all well aware. in response to this tragedy, they have instituted and been approved by the c.p.c.