judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. this might just be the one thing more than anything else that raises the alert that they are coming for your gun. this week new york attorney general, letisha james filed a fraud case. ex employing their positions for personal benefit. expensive travel on expensive jets and vacations. which if true is an outrage. with you ag james is not a prosecutor. but she is calling for and demanding the dissolution of the nra. what's this about? permit me to set the table. letisha james ran to become the new york state attorney general on a left wing platform of trump hate. take a listen. >> he's going to be a fine [bleep]. he has no money personally. classy. not to mention a violation of ethical standards. another central theme of her campaign, a promise to prosecute the nra. but now she says her charges have nothing to do with politics. thank god for honest politicians. this is a classic civil fraud lawsuit brought by one state a.g. that seeks the dissolution of the largest and most influential

judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for joining us tonight. let's get right to my open. you are being conned. the biggest fallacy in america might prize you. the truth is the divide in this country. it's not right versus wrong or law and order versus chaos. fundamentally it's the left versus the right. there was that moment after the killing of george floyd when all americans came together and said never again. legitimate and constitutionally protected protests in support of black lives were hijacked by left wing progressive bent on creating chaos. they pounced on systemic racism in the departments that needs to be defund, destroyed, burnt town or reimagined. they burnt down businesses owned by all races and ethnicity. there is a difference between black lives matter and black lives matter the organization which is justified in taking other's property and declared the nuclear family unnecessary. this week the anarchy came to chicago. the magnificent mile was looted by criminals justifying their destruction and th

judge jeanine: hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight but let's get to my open. i hate it when people lie to me. i even wrote a book titled don't lie to me out in september. the person who lies it seems you are too stupid to fathom the truth so they just keep piling it on. and they are nomination of bunker joe biden the dnc described an america that was dark dreary and depressing and it's president trump's fault. but for donald trump rally they'll be happy prosperous frolicking along the hillsides picking daisies. they have forgotten under donald trump rally have the greatest economy this nation has ever seen the greatest of employment of african-american spanish asians and women that this nation has ever seen. more jobs than people that sell them, gdp brought back from the obama 1% new normal. a half a million manufacturing jobs brought back after obama said it couldn't be done. under donald trump rally economy was soaring. the nation was optimistic because the rising tide indeed lifts all boats. michell

judge jeanine: leo .: what hurts me as an american and former democrat is the democrat playbook was to allow american cities to burn. as you said, the polls have said the american public is fed up with it. they know that are going to allow that to happen and that's why the polls are shifting to presidential but it hurts me as an american that they would sacrifice cities, individuals, murderers, arsons to win an election. they were called because the american public rejected that. judge jeanine: it's even worse, they didn't just sacrifice, they were silent about it. it wasn't until they saw the numbers go up president trump that they said they ought to make out a statement. this is not what america is supposed to be like but congressman, you work in washington. washington police with the d.c. police were not there. this is what we are seeing. we are seeing police not being deployed and are so many people i knew were at the president's acceptance speech who were harassed and menaced. i could name five peopl

"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. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. what is right and what is wrong? it's time to make up your own mind. you are simply going to have to rely on yourself. exhibit one. you can't open your business if you own a gym. in fact you risk arrest and loss of your license no matter how hard you try to comply with the rules, how hard you clean the facility, how much distance you put between gym members. if you want a mass protest, have at it. governor phil purchase city exempted political protests from pandemic restrictions and joined thousands to protest. go for it, it's your time, but don't you dare go to work. just today gym owners made up their own minds as to what was wrong and forced to open up their gym that had been barricade by the state. consequences of their actions are yet to be seen. exhibit two, you cannot go to church, synagogue or mosque in number

judge jeanine." judge jeanine: joe biden closing in on a vp pick.ere to discuss, leo terrell and "turning point usa" founder, charlie kirk. let's talk about something that appears really significant. and that is that the president's numbers are trending upward in pennsylvania which is a significant state. let's start with you, charlie kirk. >> there is a new poll that tends to be a democrat poll that had donald trump down two points in pennsylvania. before that he was down 3 points in pennsylvania. it seems there is a trend line. gradually then suddenly as ernest hemingway said. the media doesn't want to talk about this. but a lot of the trend lines are going in the president's favor. over the summer they said there is no way he can win. but a decent amount of americans got behind the president. and this from a poll fill that tends to lean democrat. judge jeanine: leo terrell, in 2016 a lot of people didn't want to admit they were voting for donald trump. now they are scared for their lives. what is it about pennsylvania that people are trending upw

jeanine: [indiscernible] good number on safety. there is a huge debate out there. based on our forecast, i don't think they are going to have to cut it in the near term. the liquidity, they have issued new debt this year alone. based on our forecast, this would cover their and their dividend through 2021. it is unlikely that is going to be cut in the near term. last week, exxon announced key announcements that have positive read through for the dividends they see. they are going after savings. and capex is likely to be meaningfully lower in 21, which i think is unexpected from the market. that should help in terms of the dividend. alix: the big question i have, and this dovetails with bp -- if bp is getting rid of 40% of their hydrocarbon business, i'm wondering what kind of supply gap creates, which leads me to

"justice with judge jeanine" is next.emember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. what is right and what is wrong? it's time to make up your own mind. you are simply going to have to rely on yourself. exhibit one. you can't open your business if you own a gym. in fact you risk arrest and loss of your license no matter how hard you try to comply with the rules, how hard you clean the

jeanine: that is a good question. there is a lot in that.always get questions about when it is going to return. we have a sense -- we do not have or will guidance yet for a lot of companies. pioneer, i think the expect next year to grow about 5%. , if oil prices are between 40 and 45, we anticipate they will probably be flat versus year-end 2020. but if oil prices are $45, we expect they will allocate some capex for growth, and a balanced method between growth and trying to increase cash flow and return of capital. alix: what is your favorite pic right now in the space? jeanine: [indiscernible] especially after the announcement last night from pioneer, we think that pioneer is going to be a good company moving forward, especially given the election risk we have. we think there is going to be more noise in the church, not less, related to the election risk in november. pioneer has done well. [indiscernible] out of our coverage universe, with the most consistent activity. as we have found out through the downturn, balance sheets matter a lot,

judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro.joining us tonight. let's get right to my open. you are being conned. the biggest fallacy in america might prize you. the truth is the divide in this country. it's not right versus wrong or law and order versus chaos. fundamentally it's the left versus the right. there was that moment after the killing of george floyd when all americans came together and said never again. legitimate and

judge jeanine is not far off in what her intuition is. when cnn publishes a piece that says harris is ready to take over when joe steps aside, you can already tell that they are setting the table for something, a takeover. maybe they meant the first term is over but that's not really what you're getting at. i believe joe biden in many ways has been seen as kind of a trojan horse. that's not a conspiracy when you see people on the left saying the same thing. what you saw with harris, she could've gone in one of two directions. she could've restored a sense of law in order to the democratic party or she could have gone full identity politics. you're going to have a convention speaker lineup which is going to be a lollapalooza for the left, woodstock for the whelp. she could've stood up there as the lone adult but what you saw today, the same litany of identity politics with unprovable claims about this, that, and the other but not addressing their riots, the looting, the sense of chaos. people fleeing cities. moving companies breaking recor

i'm judge jeanine pirro.thing more than anything else that raises the alert that they are coming for your gun. this week new york attorney general, letisha james filed a fraud case. ex employing theiros

judge jeanine: hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro.r being with us tonight but let's get to my open. i hate it when people lie to me. i even wrote a book titled don't lie to me out in september. the person who lies it seems you are too stupid to fathom the truth so they just keep piling it on. and they are nomination of bunker joe biden the dnc described an america that was dark dreary and depressing and it's president trump's

judge jeanine touched on one. she's refused to condemn the violence we've seen in seattle, portland, and even in her own home town of oakland, when there is terrible violence there. we did not hear her condemning the violence in the riots. so, we know she is by these impromptu comments. i also agree with what the panel said. she's not exactly the best candidate in the world. she didn't set everybody on fire in the democratic presidential primary, and remember she barely won the race for attorney general over a bland,sh well-qualified but bland southern californian republican prosecutor. in that great state of california, far left state, she barely won the attorney general race. so, she's good on the inside politics. look at all the oppo dumps. like poor karen bass. there's only one place that came from. and it's kamala harris' operation. i do think this. politically, she's going to be further biden, the attack machine. she is going to be going after president trump. and president trump is a great counterpuncher, b

judge jeanine pirro has thoughts. great to see you. >> you know what, here's the bottom line.are about bill clinton when he was engaging in sexual relations in the oval office with an intern? no. did they apologize for him? yes. does the mainstream media continue to forgive him?el yes. if it was a republican, it would be totally different. but we have heard about this epstein case, we heard about democrats. bill richardson, george mitchell, bill clinton. everybody says no, bill was never on the plane except he's on the manifest 26 times. and then they say no he was not in the island we now havee testimony. identification evidence by virginia roberts who says he was on the island with two young girls. and then evidence is significans and they can call virginia roberts a liar until the cows come home. but she's the woman who is a picture of yourself at the age of 17 with prince andrew's arm around her waist in someone's home with ghislaine maxwell looking at her. ghislaine maxwell of course we find out what a monster she is. she not only arranged all of this, she sought out girl

you know. >> tucker: judge jeanine.hs] >> we don't have time. >> tucker: great to see you tonight. thank you so much. one thing you know about ellen degeneres is she's the kindest person in america, much kinder than you. she cares, unlike you, mr. and mrs. selfish. the people who work for her say she's actually one of the nastiest people ever to host a tv show that's a high bar. trust us, those of us who work in television. the real story on ellen according to some of the people who work there, after the break. ♪ >> i don't know if you know this but it's world kindness day. [cheers and applause] it is. since i preach kindness every day, this is a big one for me. it is like my super bowl or my world series or mind -- i don't know any of this boards. >> tucker: for ellen degeneres, world kindness day is like christmas. she is the kindest person in the world. that's when her show is about, or kindness. her staff says it's totally fake. she's not kind at all. according to them, she's quote mean, fake, cold. and now there is

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me" judge jeanine pirro.ee this attorney general saying we're going to dissolve the nra, your reaction? >> well, you know, when i heard about this major announcement the night before this was actually announced and then about an hour before the attorney general has an announcement of national import, you knew she was desperate for some attention, but when she comes out and she says we are going to sue the nra and i'm thinking to myself, this has to be big. well it's a classic self-dealing allegations, you know, private travel, expensive meals, airplanes. it's classic, but what she decides to do and let me set the table here for a second. this leticia james is a trump- hating, nra- hating individual who made an essential campaign when she ran for attorney general in liberal new york state if i need to add that myself so she's coming through with her promise she's going to destroy the nra but look i've prosecuted organizations or individuals who cheated their organizations, okay? it happens all the time. it's n

judge jeanine pirro. i don't think i would ever lie to judge pirro, would you? because she scares me. i watched her opening monologue i love her show, some of her own monologue scare me and we've been friends for years. >> i think it's healthy she's been doing her show by remote so she can't actually hurt me that way. >>> oh, governor! >> congratulations. >> we do, of course. congratulations on the book, great start, number one. by the way, joe has a book coming out. it's called "live or die for free." it's the new democrat socialist mantra. so, that's his new book. it's not number one and it's not going to be number one because he's over there enjoying people jumping in his lap and feeling the leg hairs, trying to figure out how to send a text message. >> sean: i don't even know what to make of it. what i see happening though, judge, this is now really serious. we are three months away. their stated policies, they are all proven failures. they can't pay the trillions that joe is promising to spend on the new green deal. do we really love our second amendment ri

the movement was triggered [indiscernible] much wider anger toward the current president jeanine anezwer for ninein months. in that time, we've gone frfrom being the fastest growing economy in the region to an economy that collapsed. people feel impoverished. they feel persecuted. the climate of authoritarianism in the country. the suspension of the elections was a trigger [indiscerernible] that is what we're seeing a number of dififferent demands. some calling for elections ass soon as possible. a more radical sections calling for the immediate overthrow of the government. i think the n next couple o of s will bee key sing which section of the movement will win out. nermeen: ollie vargas, can youu tatalk about how s security fors have r responded to ththe protes and in particularr the paramilitary groups that have reportedly been attacking them? who are these paramilitary securityty forces? and sisince when and by whwhom e they b been depeployed? >> the question of repression during this last p period i thik is an ininteresting question. the police a and milititary havt been mobilize

in west charlotte, i'm jeanine donaldson. >>all right time for another look at the forecast as we look live over the embarcadero and you can see some of the out their time now to check on our weather with what remains of the weekend at a resort area stand by. >>i think the hi catherine gusts out there and hard to believe it's going to be september starting on tuesday but from now until then thanks to that deepening marine layer. temperatures will cool us down along the coast in the mid 60's for downtown san francisco in half moon bay low 60's from those of you in daly city with low 70's for millbrae and burlingame at 71 degrees as a san mateo redwood city in the low 80's for you with widespread mid 80's for most of the south bay, san jose 85 degrees as a santa clara in the mid 80's as well at 83 degrees with low 90's for try valleys like livermore in the east bay inland valleys with widespread low to mid 70's throughout the east bay shoreline so overall temperatures going to be near average for most of the bay area oakland 75

delayed elections the vote has been put off twice already due to the pen demick the interim president jeanine onions has previously stressed the health risks of holding a vote but now she accuses the bolivian election body of playing with she took to twitter to point out that she has nothing to do with the latest decision adding though that she will respect it at the same time the government has announced the ongoing protests it says they pose a danger to public health and safety and accuses former leader of a morality of infighting 7 7 teleporter picks up the story. when it comes to combating potential election fraud donald trump seems to have a solution suspend the elections altogether and while that's caused quite a fuss in the united states the pro-u.s. interim government in bolivia has successfully used that strategy twice just see for yourself how the opposition feels about it. and there was no. the people are demonstrating taking to the streets and calling for elections now because we are seeing the inability of the self appointed president who has been groped in the country was going

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

here to react the host of justice with jeanine, author of the upcoming book "don't lie to me" judge jeanineis probably the best voice in america to talk about crime in the city and in any city, usa, given his experience and bringing crime down in new york city, when everybody thought the city was gone. look rudy giuliani understands what's going on with the democrats and with the socialist agenda and that is that it is anti-police and pro- criminal and it's not just democrats ordering police to stand down, it's prosecutors are being funded by certain organizations where they then come down and they say look we're not even going to prosecute you, we're not going to prosecute these looters. they have a right to peacefully protest but if you can give us evidence on the police we'll turnaround and prosecute them for violence but rudy giuliani is the most credible person to talk about the fact that black lives matter is not conditioned about the little children being shot and being caught up in the gunfire in work and if you think it's new york city think again because it's coming to your city b

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is ♪.l cain, take note, that is how you start an hour right there. that is with britney spears. that is true with britney spears. not sure you start an hour. will: are you a fan of the songbird of the generation. pete: i feel it is yes. otherwise i'm not invited for day three? jedediah: w

we should have a beach blanket that says judge jeanine so feel like you went to the beach. then read my book, don't lie to me. get it? [laughter] have a good night. ♪ ♪ greg: one of the signs of hysteria? behavior typically deemed mentally unstable becomes entirely acceptable. you ever wonder how people enter the drowning which is or killing neighbors civil wars following is the deacon on instagram? you can bet hysteria was the driving force. we see idiots depending fighting and looting while laughing on rising murder rates. currently in nyc, the rate of shootings is expanding faster than sweatpants. pretty sure i used that line before but it never gets old. behavior is more blindness, acceptance of evil infecting the media, politicians and all playing on the street. people call them protesters out of fear but they aren't. they are the white middle-class right kids caught in a spell of fashionable madness. it's awful until it's so awful, it's hilarious. ♪ >> shut up. shut up. greg: there is a classic. normally i never think of that movie ever except it's been pulled from fi

just just with judge jeanine is next remember, i am watters and all the noise, outright lies spewed willnt trump's reelection. the two conventions were

jeanine piro was in trump's ear for that. lauer ingram instrumental in that.ge voter doesn't know just how many of trump's actions and inactions are dictated by the network. frankly the average political journalist doesn't watch often enough. guilty as charged. i frequently read stories by white house correspondents that describe unvetted white house hires and unhinged policy decisions and unglued tweets but leave out the cause. can be traced to tv habits. ha hatred for ukraine because hannity said hillary clinton colluded with them. when he threatened north korea, it was because of a fox segment about kim's nuclear button. when he told iran never threaten the united states again, it was about a fox segment about saber rattling. attacked google because of fox, raged against migrant caravans because of fox and got the facts wrong and wrong again because of mistakes and misreporting by network. kobe bryant died in helicopter crash, he sent condolences but got death toll wrong because of fox. brian stelter's new book, "hoax," out on tuesday, he details to me newl