judge jeanine: and get the truth. >> exactly. judge jeanine: thanks for being here in australia.tor lisa boothe joins our political panel with jonathon harris. the topic? background checks. , what shoulde for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. we'll take great care of him we get it you got it oh! thank you we're petsmart thank you we're hugging go to vettix.org. aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie. the manhunt in tennessee for an escaped prisoner is if you its fifth day. the 44-year-old man escaped on a tractor he took from a farm where he was work as a prisoner laborer. he's accused of strangling an officer. a paper of tornadoes caused damage in parts of europe. it happened friday as the twister tore through amsterdam and luxembourg. wind gusts reached 80 miles per hour. i'm aishah hasnie. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." will allow people to be extradite

judge jeanine: what about the middle?hat's he doing to try to get the middle. >> we had to start a website called promises kept.com to keep cup with the president's success. he'll be delivering the message directly to the people of his successes when it comes to bringing back jobs. 1,700 of those 19,700 jobs are from manufacturing. the same industry president obama and others in 206 said would never come back to the united states. donald trump delivered that. the president cannot be matched on policy and he'll not outperformed. as long as we are doing what we are doing at the trump campaign and the voters are listening to the message. donald trump is on his way to a 2020 victory. judge jeanine: i remember when obama said they will never come back. and i remember him making the comment -- >> you need a magic wand. judge jeanine: we saw huge crowd for the president, this time in new hampshire. you don't see the same energy on the other side. why do you think that is? you can say it's because the president is, you know, winn

judge jeanine: jonathon, i was a d.a.ault weapons ban had virtually no impact. >> there was an increase by 47% after the ban expired. judge jeanine: give me the name of the study, i wanted to look at it. >> i will do that. judge jeanine: the bottom line is we have an issue in this country and we have to look at it. my concern is a background check not turned into a national registry. there is something wrong with being asked whether you have been in a mental health facilities and whether you are on psychotropic drugs. we need to know that. it won't shall the answer toaferg. but we have to start somewhere. even the guy who said even before president trump i didn't like these people coming in. >> he used the rhetoric. judge jeanine: we all use the same language, we speak english. >> i don't call illegal immigrants invaders. judge jeanine: a lot of people do. stop with this craziness. lisa boothe and jonathon harris, good-bye. cpac chairman matt schlapp is here in australia to talk about the ever expanding reach of the conse

judge jeanine: thanks.icals resistant of america and that's a book you want to get your hands on and you can preorder right now on amazon it is definitely on my facebook instagram twitter in the socialist and the whack jobs that we've been talking about tonight. don't forget to keep up with me. during the week with me on facebook, instagram. here is my book. thank you for watching and jeanine pirro for truth, justice and the market way. the grade uphill show is coming up.

now back to "justice with judge jeanine." to "justice with judge jeanine."ether you love me or hate me, you have to vote for me. you have the best unemployment and the most of successful state in the history of your state and in the history of our country. then you are going to vote for somebody else? oh, good. let's vote for elizabeth pocahontas warren. judge jeanine: president trump staying on his message of economic prosperity and taking aim at the person our fox news polling says is surging among the democrats, elizabeth warren. joining to us talk more about the race is trump 2020. katrina, the president is joking about pocahontas there. but the truth is, elizabeth warren is jumping leaps over bernie sanders and is second behind sleepily joe biden. i wouldn't be surprised if she passed him. we have to give her a little credit. but our own pox news polling says in addition to her taking these big leaps and vaulting into second place, some of her mess averages aren't all that left. some of what she is proposing sounds similar to the president and could be

judge jeanine: that's enough. this president when you say should be working with congress, all they have done from the day he got elected was resist him. and they are full of revenge because he wanted hillary clinton. would you tell me what the democrats did when the president stayed at the white house over christmas vacation? they wouldn't do anything this president wanted. >> something that we are not talking about is the fact that, chris, are you one of the democrats hoping and praying for a recession? i don't hear you criticizing them. >> absolutely not. >> i'm not talking about fringe people. i'm talking about pun did, tv hosts including bill maher who said he's hoping for a recession to hurt the american people. where do these people come from. did they grow up in wealthy homes and did they forget where they came from because they are living in this elitist bubble. did you attack bill maher for this? i am so disturbed. it hurts my heart to hear the rhetoric. >> i know you are disturbed, tef anywhere, and som

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight and thank you for making "justice" number of one in viewers all weekend long. tonight governor mike huckabee, dan bongino, charlie kirk and kayleigh mcenany. first my open. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, san francisco, long admired for its stunning scenic beauty is now a crime-ridden rat infested city with an enormous homeless population and streets full of dirty needles and human feces. property crimes there are the highest in the nation. one out of five people in the state of california has a criminal record. it's so bad just last year they started an app called snap crap. that's what i said, snap crap where residents upload photos and locations to alert poop patrols, that's the public works employees, to scoop up the human poop the homeless street residents drop. in case i want to visit that city by the bay and i want to

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just just with judge jeanine is next. ♪ welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine.hank you for being with us. thank you for making justice number one in viewers all weekend long. tonight, governor mike huckabee, trump 2020 team are all here. strapped infra fun filled hour. first, might open. >> san francisco long admired for its stunning beauty. crime ridden rat infested city with an enormous homeless population in a street full of dirty needles and human feces. one out of five people in the state of c california has a criminal record. it's so bad that last year, they started an app called nap crab. nap crab. residents post photos and locations to alert poop patrol to scoop up the human poop that the homeless residents drop. in case i want to visit that city by the bay and i want to go for a stroll, they would be mortified to step in human poop. there's a website that masks out human waste and uses needles. unless your wondering, san francisco has had democrat mayors for well over the last half-century. here's just the last six dating back to 1992. one of the mayors

and joining me now with reaction, judge jeanine pirro, host of justice withit judge jeanine andd author of the fabulous brand-new book "radicals resistance and revenge: the left's plot to remake america." also with me is chris hahn former aide to senator chuck schumer and progressive podcast. judge, congrats on the book.lovt today. obsessed bernie. he's obsessed with the communist regime. and the top of the 2020 democrat heap so what does that tell us? >> what it tells us is there are a number of young radicals who have been educated by radical professors whoe. are actually buying into this stuff. the truth is, he loves venezuela left socialism until that went to hell in a handbasket. he wants to bring it here. the amazing thing, he was the first democrat socialist to run for president but now all 20 or whatever number is left, they want to implement socialist policies and free health care free everything. basic income. they are absolutely convinced in the end of the rich will pay for it but this guy cannot do basic math which is no surprise since he never had a real job. and they can't

"justice with judge jeanine" is next.. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to a special edition of "justice" live from sydney, australia. i'm judge jeanine pirro. we have a big show on deck'. joining me in australia, nigel farage and matt schlapp. the fbi and the inspector general's office opening investigations into the stunning death of alleged sex trafficker saturday morning in a manhattan jail. new york city officials say it was an apparent suicide.

remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeaninefor making "justice" number of one in viewers all weekend long. tonight governor mike huckabee, dan bongino, charlie kirk and kayleigh mcenany. first my open. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, san francisco, long admired for its stunning scenic beauty is now a crime-ridden rat infested city with an enormous

jeanine pirro, every saturday right here on fox, the author of the brand-new book "radicals resistanceevenge" and we are proud to have her on the show tonight, thanks for coming on. now you've been involved, personally and cases where there is a dispute over whether suicide or murder. given your background, what do you make of this? >> first of all the medical examiner should have listened -- listed the manner of death. what actually caused the death, that asphyxiation, the homicide or suicide or pending undetermined. so, there are foreign investigations going on right now. her rush to judgment to decide this was a suicide it makes no sense. we don't know why the cameras were not working. why everybody was asleep, why they are lying to the fbi the doj, the bureau of prisons and everybody doing an investigation but where it's capable of being one of two ways, you've got to give me the additional thoughts that caused me to believe it is one way versus another. by the way, talker, you have tried cases listed as suicides and i have gotten a homicide conviction. so they were not suicides bu

she told voters to hold their nose, swallow a little, and -- judge jeanine laughing. and make the sensible choice. hold your nose? vote for my husband? is that like a new campaign thing? anyway, look for yourself. >> your candidate might be better, i don't know, on health care than joe is. but you have to look who is going to win back the selection? and may be have to swallow a little bit come and, i personaly like so-and-so better, but bottom line has to be that we have to beat trump. >> sean: hold your nose and swallow? wow. with enthusiasm like that from his own wife, i'm sure biden has this nomination, this sucker locked right down. while dr. jill biden's baiting voters to grin and bear it, senator elizabeth warren is buss on native american -- they have recently scrubbed any and all references to her phony claims, including a dna test showing that warren had between 1,164th and 1/1,024th native american ancestry. yesterday, senator warren attended a native american residential forum where she offered a pretty tepid apology. take a look. >> before i go any further

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

jeanine pirro every saturday night right here on fox.r of the brand-new book, "radicals, resistance, and revenge," and we are proud to have her on our show tonight. on.ks a lot for coming you've been involved personally in cases where there's a dispute over whether it was a murder or a suicide. given your background, what you make of this? >> first of all, i think with the medical examiner shouldro he done is she should have listed the manner of death. i understand there are two cove differences, what actually caused the death, some credit asphyxiation, but the manner of death can be a homicide, suicide, or pending, undetermined. so she -- there are four investigations going on right now. her rush to judgment and to rudecide that this was a suicide makes no sense. we don't know why the cameras weren't working, why everybody was asleep.ot why they like. the fbi, the doj, inspector general, everybody is doing an investigation. and we arej, capable of being oe of two ways. you've got toon give me the additional thoughts that cause me to bel

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and there's judge jeanine pirro. >> as someone who's run for office five times, if the devil called methe opponent, i would be on the first train to hell to get it. and anyone who tells you otherwise is a liar. >> i don't know why everyone is yelling. first trolley to hell. that should be the name of her show. after every interview, she be like do-do. coming up, next stop, voter fraud. the country is -- that's not really -- yeah, it is my larry king voice. i have one voice. that's all i can do. the country's best known name sake might not like it when fox news releases a poll, but the president hasn't forgotten all the network did for him and his also. where else would rudy giuliani have been able to defuse the stormy daniels hush money scandal. >> it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> they funneled it through a law firm. >> funneled through a law firm and the president repaid it. >> oh. >> i did not -- he did. there's no campaign finance law. >> zero. >> zero. a lot of "o"s, like in loser. except michael cohen is in federal prison for conspiring with the president

just just with judge jeanine is next. ♪ welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine. weekend long. tonight, governor mike huckabee, trump 2020 team are all here. strapped infra fun filled hour. first, might open. >> san francisco long admired for its stunning beauty. crime ridden rat i

. >> seth: see, nice and slow in a new york accent. [ applause ] jeanine pirro -- jeanine pirro is likethe 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 ha

jeanine pirro, great to see you. >> good to see you tonight.ting ready for bed. >> brian: you were kind enough to give me her book, i hadn't had a chance to so with mccabe, i find this go through it. fascinating, you do this every day. i obviously don't, but the fact is that defense attorneys for mccabe were kind of meeting. they had two separate meetings with justice department officials over the last few days. what do you think that means. >> i know what it means. what it means is that the lying prosecutors did not agree to go forward at the prosecution of andrew mccabe, otherwise there would be no point to go to the deputy attorney general, right? if they didn't want to prosecute him, there would be no point to go to washington. that's why you keep hearing an indictment is imminent. his attorneys are trying to convince the top guys at the doj you cannot invite this guy, and here's our proof for not wanting you to him by ten. lisa page -- part of that love verb couple, strzok and page -- mccabe had to leak this kind of information. he was the

thank you for watching and jeanine pirro for truth, justice and the market way. the grade uphill show is coming up. >> i think you have to consider a change at the top of the ticket when someone is acting like this. he is away to his personality so the minute you say something he does not like he figures that he can intimidate you like a bully. >> there is an evil and trying to divide the country. >> so many big words. the involuntarily all mouth guy who saw as a non-serious butthead is now finally being treated as a serious butthead. because he. it's a strange new respect rope. the people who cannot stand you will lavished with attention want you jump ship. now he is on cnn and nbc bc who treat him with oracle held together with her job. he hopes that one day he will end up on real housewives of coney island. [laughter] so good. he is among the desperate oddballs, they roam the countryside and the trump supporters they demean because this is less about the acceptance and rejection of them. he is best known for being close to park for 13 seconds break that is a f

i'm jeanine pirro. greg gutfeld is next. i will see you next week in new york. [♪] greg: it's almost impossible to make a bad week worse. but load of people tried. first the media. after condemning heated rhetoric, what do they do? call everybody a nazi. when trump ordered the flags at half-staff msnbc had the real reason why. >> the president said that we'll fly our flags at half-mast until august 8. that's 8-8. i'm not going to imply he did this deliberately but i am use it as the ignorance of the adversary being demonstrated by the white house. the numbers 8-8 are significant in the neo-nazi movement. the letter "h" is the 8th letter of the alphabet and to them the numbers 8-8 refer to heil hitler. greg: how did mr. brian williams respond. >> i know you are keeping your options open. but as chilling as it is to hear, you are saying someone who knows better is offering or editing the word that show up and are read verbatim or are supposed to be read verbatim by the president? greg: that deserves another holy [bleep] so it

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

"justice with judge jeanine" will not air tonight so we can bring you coverage of the horror that took place in texas. we used people use the carts for groceries to bring out the wound. this morning in the 10:00 hour el paso time, mountain time miss say a gunman opened fire in the parking lot of a walmart. it happened when at least 3,000 shoppers and workers on-site. witnesses describing him as confident and a man with a mission. they watched him corner his victims. when they had no chance of escape he killed them one by one. you see men in their tactical gear comforting survivors. it was aemotional day. >> from the shooter we have 20 confirmed fatalities. and 2 -- and 26 wounded. the ages and genders are numerous in the age group. the situation is a horrific one. reporter: the chief went on to say he believes this has a nexus to hate crimes. according to police he left a manifesto before going on the shooting. but the chief declined to comment on the specifics inside. they are treating this as a murder case, but will be investigating with the possibility of a hate crime, anita. anita:

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

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. the streak continues.k you for helping to make justice rrp number one all week long, day, night, all weekend news cable. last week we were in australia. dan bongino an and hogan gidleye here. the medical examiner ruled jeffrey epstein's death inside a city jail a

i'm certainly happy, i think sean hannity, lou dobbs, tucker carlson, jesse waters and jeanine. we have a lot of great people. >> did you catch that there, he said "we" when referring to fox news? >> a couple of times. in the past, and when people have talked about networks having their guy out there in the politic al sector, you've seen politicians try to separate themselves from that and say look, it's favorable coverage and you should be doing more of the same. for them to be saying we're going to be doing this, i have control over the debates. the president watches fox news and feels personally invested in that and talks to the hosts of fox news as he tries to see how various things will he do will play out in the general public. it seems like various points of tension there and maybe this is just him reasserting the i'm with you guys, be with me sort of assessment. >> asawin, you've written about how fox news cowers to the president. >> absolutely. important thing to note, not just about fox news, but sister network fox business, is that it's not just a bastian of informati