i'm judge jeanine pirro.he president crisscrossing the country with the election just over 50 days away. i had the honor of visiting the white house and sitting down with the president of the united states for an exclusive interview on the rose garden patio. joe biden indicated after the woodward information came out, that your handling of the coronavirus and that situation was despicable and almost criminal. president trump: i think a statement like that is criminal. we did a much better job than he could have done. it was much later that he thought the ban was a good thing. what i said to woodward was good. i said calm, we don't need panic. do you want me to jump up and down and say is everyone going to die? i'm a cheerleader for the country. that was done after i had banned china from coming into the country. i took tremendous steps, everybody knew how i feel. we saved hundreds of thousands of lives with each one of those bans and saved 2 to 2.5 million lives by doing what when did early. judge jeanine: yo

judge jeanine: okay.his debate is coming up joe biden some days he can't finish his sentence. other days, he reads pretty well from the teleprompter unless they have to move it up for him. how do you think he will be tuesday, if he shows up? >> let's put this out there, this is really important everyone understands this. joe biden, and no way, shape or form or fashion is running a presidential campaign. name may be on the ballot but nothing of a presidential campaign is with joe biden. he barely talks to the media never gets out of his basement, rarely leaves his house, doesn't even ask for people's post anymore and he doesn't shake hands, he's doing nothing. what i would like to see in the debate, i asked this personally, i said mr. president, please nail this guy down, he keeps saying i'm not going to raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 in the next sentence he says but i will repeal the trump tax cuts. that's not possible. they largely benefited people who make under $400,000. whyse . judge

judge jeanine: the debate. you are not doing the traditional prepare where somebody stands in with joe biden. president trump: i think i will do it the way i did it last time. romney was so bad on the debates. he studied for three weeks. he locked himself in a cabin. they asked him a question and he couldn't speak. he should have won that race so easily. the first four years were a total failure for obama. but you have to be loose and you have to be able to do it. the debates worked out well for me. i don't know what's going to show up. i see different guys. i see a biden that tied bernie. everybody thought he would be killed by bernie. it wasn't winston churchill but it was fine. but i have seen him where he wasn't coherent. judge jeanine: how does he go from coherence to not coherent. president trump: i think there must be drugs involved. you saw some of those debates with the large number of people on the stage. he was -- i used to say how is it possible he can go forward. he only won because elizabeth warre

. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine pirro.hanks for being with us on this labor day weekend. let's get right to my open. don't lie to me. i'm tornado of lies. the absurdity of the claim that president trump even the donald trump i knew before he was president would call fall be soldiers losers and suckers is absurd. from day one this president has spoken proudly of and has been supportive of the u.s. military and law enforcement. and like everything else, he doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk. this week "the atlantic" claimed he called those? the cemetery in many *, france as suckers. i would think the people would have unquestionable credentials. so who are they? you know them well. anonymous. no name, no attribution. no ability to question their veracity. good ole anonymous. you have remember them. anonymous brought you have the fake dossier. among mouse brought you the false russia collusion delusion. anonymous brought america two years of hell as they seeked to overturn the election. >> did they explain their th

judge jeanine: welcome back.ust yesterday before we learned of the death of ruth bader ginsburg i spoke with sean hannity, host of "hannity" and author of "live free or die." sean, great to have you on the show. sean: i read your book cover to cover. i'll show you my copy. it's highlighted he where. you being you and laying out great strong powerful arguments. we are lied to about the deep state and we were lied to about covid. where was joe biden hiding in his bunker worried that china would get annoyed with us over the president's travel ban. he was saying that all through march when the president was putting in the first quarantine, subsequent travel bands. and by the time we get to november, we are going to have a vaccine by every indication that we now see which is great news to everybody. could beverybody. congrats on your book. you bring us on a journey to understand things better. there has never been a greater country in the history of mankind that used the might of capitalism and innovation and risk and

jesse: "justice with judge jeanine" is starting right now. judge jeanine: mourners across the country remember a giant of the supreme court. hello within welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight'tonight's open opening t is still ahead. but first, it's been 24 hours since the nation learned about the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg. but the partisan battle on capitol hill is in full swing. the president made it clear he plans to nominate a relacement for ginsburg. as for the pick, the president made one thing clear in north carolina tonight. president trump: it will be a woman. a very talented, very brilliant woman. we haven't chosen yet. but we have numerous women on the list. i built this incredible list of brilliant people. we are asking for biden's list, he can't give it. judge jeanine: what woman will the president decide on? will the democrats try to stand in the way, and will any republicans break rank? we have live team coverage as america mourns an icon and navigates a political firestorm at the same time. let's b

i'm judge jeanine pirro. american way. ♪ ♪ greg: she went from the greek system to the penal system. jail on a million bucks bail in pennsylvania after the police shot a mad man. one suspect is sorority girl charged with felony right, felony vandalism. she basically majored in looting with a minor and phony dresses. a lot of deer meat but the judge has lowered the bail to 50 grand credit him for initially coming down hard. he's an adult gets incentives with an extra syllable.

judge jeanine: welcome back.fore we learned of the death of ruth bader ginsburg i spoke with sean hannity, host of "hannity" and author of "live free or die." sean, great to have you on the show. sean: i read your book cover to cover. i'll show you my copy. it's highlighted he where. you being you and laying out great strong powerful arguments. we are lied to about the deep state and we were lied to about covid. where was joe biden hiding in his bunker worried that china would get annoyed with us over the president's travel ban. he was saying that all through march when the president was putting in the first quarantine, subsequent travel bands. and by the time we get to november, we are going to have a vaccine by every indication that we now see which is great news to everybody. could beverybody. congrats on your book. you bring us on a journey to understand things better. there has never been a greater country in the history of mankind that used the might of capitalism and innovation and risk and reward to advan

judge jeanine: the wait is over.y new book don't lie to me is finally out and available at bookstores everywhere. if you don't have your copy yet you can order tonight on amazon or at judge jeanine dotzler. you can even buy a t-shirt, sweatshirt or a more coffee stupid mug, coffee mug could get yours today. thanks for watching. i'm judge jeannine pirro advocating for true justice and the american way on this historic night. president trump nominates the third person to the supreme court justice amy coney barrett woman of exceptional caliber intellect and poise. goodnight. greg: today's lesson is in contrast to delusions and reality. the delusions are actually nightmares by the media and democrats forever predicting the end. whenever pertinent facts trump looks at the heavens and sees the beauty of creation and the democrats into look to the heavens in asked why trump is inviting meteor strikes. the reality actual daily violence is real, preserved by democrats in a killer parents who is rioting and looting keeps it al

we do you think on facebook and twitter #judge jeanine. my new book don't lie to me is now available to buy can go to amazon or judge jeanine i think you'll like it. here with reaction to the president's nomination of judge the me coney barrett to the supreme court lindsey graham chair of the senate judiciary committee who actually holds the hearing. good evening senator graham. thank you for being with us tonight. you will chair the committee that conducted the hearing when you expect these hearings to start? >> october 12th 15 days for the nomination and 24 of the 42 supreme court justices who have had hearings were done within 16 days kennedy 14, stevens ten powell 12, rehnquist 12, but and 14, chief justice burger 11. sixteen days from now we will start the hearings on octobe oc. monday introduction opening statement by the nominee tuesday was a are question days and thursday we will the markup process. judge: senator you are involved in the judiciary chair during the kavanaugh hearing listen to what you said then. >> you all want i ho

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

i'm judge jeanine pirro.sing the country with the election just over 50 days away. i had the honor of visiting the white house and sitting down with the president of the united states for an exclusive interview on the rose garden patio. joe biden indicated after the woodward information came out,

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anez: [speaking spanish] >> jeanine aÑez took office in november last year, when national protests overed vote rigging pushed morales to resign and self exilile in mexi. in january, she sparked controversy by announcing her candidacy for t the october 18 vote, contradicting her original pledge to hold a new election and bow out. on wednesday, a well-regarded poll put her in fourth place. the candidate for morales' movement f for socialism party leading with 40%. by pulling out of the race, anez reduces the chances of victory with just two viable conservative candidates on t the ballot. the government has beeeen accusd of using the country's justice system to persecute the former leader's allies. morales was himself charged with terrorism in a case that rights groups say lack evidence. laura: global cases of the coronavirus have topped 30 million. health experts warning of an alarming rise in infections in europe. in israel, a second strict national lockdown is coming into force, just as the jewish high holidays began. british government is considering a new national lockdown with a numb

jesse: "justice with judge jeanine" is starting right now.mourners across the country remember a giant of the supreme court. hello within welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight'tonight's open opening t is still ahead. but first, it's been 24 hours since the nation learned about the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg. but the partisan battle on capitol hill is in full swing. the president made it

jesse: "justice with judge jeanine" is starting right now. judge jeanine: mourners across the country remember a giant of the supreme court. hello within welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight'tonight's open opening t is still ahead. but first, it's been 24 hours since the nation learned about the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg. but the partisan battle on capitol hill is in full swing. th

joining us tonight is jeanine pirro. she is the host, as you know, of justice with judge jeanine.ew book, and she's happier about it than she looks -- there she goes, we got a smile her new book, "don't lie to me," we recommend it to you highly. judge, great to have you with us. the president having to deal with the nonsense, can you imagine? i i mean, would you ever have imagined that any president would have to put up with that series of headlines for making those comments? any other president certainly wouldn't have, but for him to have to put up with this, the strongest president since abraham lincoln. your thoughts. >> well, look, and this president has had to put up with the left wing, both the mob as well as the media, and their hissy fit. you know, i think it's really hysterical, and the other books that i've written, "don't lie to me" is the third in the trilogy where everything that they complained the president is doing, they're doing. it's like when you point a finger at someone, three finnin? they're the ones who won't agree to a peaceful transition of power. since th

. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine pirro.s for being with us on this labor day weekend. let's get right to my open. don't lie to me. i'm tornado of lies. the absurdity of the claim that president trump even the donald trump i knew before he was president would call fall be soldiers losers and suckers is absurd. from day one this president has spoken proudly of and has been supportive of the

judge jeanine pirro is with us now.not only was she being criticized in her nomination to the 7th circuit court of appeals -- for which she was confirmed -- but i think the criticism will only ramp up if she is, indeed, to be the candidate for the supreme court. this is in violation of article vi of the constitution which prohunts any kind of a religious -- prohibits any kind of a religious test as a prerequisite to any type of public office or appointment. and what we're going to see is probably the most difficult supreme court hearing, nomination that we have ever heard. the chem9 accurates are dug -- democrats are dug in. make no mistake, they're all about abortion, and they are upset that amy coney barrett is a practicing catholic, she lives her life of in a wholesome and godly way, and as a result of that, they're gunning for her. she has, however, made it very clear that if there is a problem, that she is clearly aware of the fact that her job as a judge is to apply the law and the precedent and never to allow her

will be here, sarah sanders, dan bongino, judge jeanine will also join us, ari fleischer will join uss well, but first, let's start with joe biden, who once again refused to answer a simple, basic, fundamental question. would he support packing the supreme court? he refuses to answer. take a look. >> are you willing to tell the american people tonight whether or not you will support either ending the filibuster or packing the court? >> whatever position i taken that, that will become the issue. the issue is the american people should speak. you should go out and vote. you are in voting now, vote and let your senators know how you feel. vote now. make sure you in fact let people know, your senators. i'm not going to answer the question because the question is -- the question is -- the question -- would you shut up, man? >> who was on your list, joe? >> gentlemen, i think with end of this -- we have ended this segment, we are going to move onto the second segment. >> that was a really productive segment, wasn't it? >> shut up, joe. he's running for president also. joe won't answer a piv

judge jeanine pirro, great to see you. >> it is great to see you.hank you and good to be on. >> schools are certainly already completely over school and some have told kids that their parents are racist if they support police. one of those parents joins us after the break. one movie event that can't be missed. infidel. rated r. >> tucker: gladwin elementary school is now requiring fourth and fifth graders called stomach to read something about "not my idea" a book about rightness. the book also says that people who don't watch media reports about police shootings are complicit in racism. the school's cultural proficiency committee has mandated several other programs for young children including classes that teach kindergartners that just asking other people questions can be racist. we reached out to the lower merion school district which includes a glad when elementary which is one of the richest school districts in the nation and they responded to us this way. "the lower merion school district fully supports the ongoing implementation of an antirac

but jeanine may remember.ever pay attention to the news, now i do or than i ever did before but that was somewhat of a liability. i was walking in the morning i had a great group of guys and women but the editor who was a rough guy, he would say roger where did we think about that. i had no idea what he was referring to but the chances of it being good were so minimal and i would always say that is terrible and i would run to find out what he is talking about and write the essay. but at the end of the day you had to show up. >> someone here is sharing -- julie issuing a great memory of you at the public library association meeting in boston having a blast handing out copies of your book, do you recall what book that was. >> having a great time handing on my own book. >> i think many of us wish we could do that. what else, there is a question, this is a question that we traditionally ask at the beginning of the book group that i lead at the library were discussing the book that we are about to discuss and we go

jeanine and remember how -- i never paid attention to mr. i pay more attention than it ever did before but i was working for newsmagazine so that was something of a liability. i was walking in the mornings since i was the essayist. we had a a great group of guysd women. i didn't know the news. the editor was a great guy and would say what do we think about? i had no idea what that was what he is referring to but the chances of the being good was amenable i would only say terrible, just terrible. then i'd run to find that what he was talking about and write the essay. at the end the day you had to show up with something. >> so here is sharing -- let's see, where did it go? julie is sharing a great memory of you roger at the public library association meeting in boston having a blast handing out copies of your book. do you recall which book that was? >> i don't but it sounds self-aggrandizing enough to be me. having a great time handing out my own book. >> many of us wish we could do that. what else? this question about, question we traditiona

he didn't make it on march 23rd luke became seen truants 1st corona death jeanine and their daughters nell and lane and lorenzo didn't even get to see goodbye now that really hot. it struck was really all. mayor very hit and felt it personally her husband became critically ill but survived it was a terrible time for the families but also for us as a mayor and also all the people of my policemen and you know the people in the town working for 24 hours a day 6 months later same treatment has the infection rate under control with strict measures father room in and he says now inhabitants need to heal it's important that we share. with each other what we feel what we want or are and i'm sorry that too but also or the. mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flower. as have been planted by city landscaper d.d.'s summers long with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in a heartbeat that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's out. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials de

hello within welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. first, it's been 24 hours since the nation learned about the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg. but the partisan battle on capitol hill is in full swing. the president made it clear he

jeanine pirro, great to see you, thank you.ast night on the show, we told you the truth about certain billionaires, politically active billionaires trying to influence the way justice is meted out in this country by buying local d.a. races. that upset other billionaires in silicon valley. and they tried to suppress and censor our video. we will explain it after the break. plus, continuing to monitor the president's rally tonight in pennsylvania talking about the military as we speak. >> president obama, president bush, income rose. $2,945. >> tucker: a lot of cities are really enforcing the law anymore. in places like portland and san francisco and philadelphia, violent crimes are treated like traffic violations. why is that? last night we pointed out that billy and their ideologues have spent millions of dollars on local district attorney's races with partisan operatives who prevent the enforcement of the law. terminals can do crimes, they release them. that is not a conspiracy, we have watched it happen again and again. peopl

so he peddles this lie to jeanine pirro who will gobble up anything. i don't want to hear that fox news is a news network when they let jeanine pirro sit down with the president and swallow this uncontested. any journalist would stop them and say who says that? who is telling you this? because we saw what happens when jonathan swan stops him in his tracks in the oval office interview and says who is telling you that we shouldn't test? and he can't answer the question because he's making it up. >> and we have brian stelter's new book out, "hoax" and he talks all about the relationship between fox news and this administration. brian is coming up in our show a little bit but i wanted to play this sound from bill maher and he mocked his guests about being so confident about biden's chances in the upcoming election. watch this. >> biden's numbers have been unbelievably steady since march. he is up consistently six points. >> he better be. the whole -- what about 2016 thing? it's not 2016. people have had four years of donald trump. a verdict has more or les

because that's true. >> okay. >> tucker: judge jeanine pirro, great to see you. >> it is true. you, good to be on, tucker. >> tucker: schools are suddenly completely out of control. one elementary school we are going to tell you about tonight has told kids that their parents are racist if they support the police. one of those parents joins us after the break. ♪ >> tucker: glad when elementary school pennsylvania outside philadelphia is nowke requiring fourth and fifth graders to read something called "not my idea," a book about whiteness. it teaches children that their parents are racist if they defend the police or complain about protesters or blocking the htroad. the book also says that people bo don't watch media reports about police shootings are implicit in racism. austria's cultural proficiency committee has mandated several other programs for young children including ililclasses that teach kindergap that just asking other people questions can be racist. we reach out to the school district, which includes the element or school, one of the richest school districts in the n

judge jeanine pirro was host of justice with judge jeanine and the author of "don't lie to me and stoprying to steal our freedom." she has studied the video and happy to have her on tonight. you've studied this, of course spent a lot of times in courtrooms. what does this add to what we know about whatad happened? >> first of all, thank god for the video. it puts truth to the lies and light to the t darkness. o the media grabs onto the narrative irrespective of what the facts are and they repeat it over and over and they don't care about the lives that are ruined in the meantime. video shows is a clear demonstration at the very least a need for self-defense and i think the d.a. in this case should be very worried. in fact that he would be able to bring charges, all of these charges in less than 48 hours is very disturbing, how could he possibly interview all the witnesses and everything abouts this case suggests that kyle went there to help. he had no intent -- they claim he's part of a militia, you know, he's a o vigilante, a whie assist. none of that stuff. he went to help, his inten

like on saturday, when he sat down for an interview with jeanine pirro where he threatened to send federalts after the election, falsely claimed shadowy figures were behind civil unrest, and celebrated extrajudicial killings by state forces >> let's say there are threats they say that they're going to threaten riots if they lose on election night assuming we get a winner on election night what are you going to do >> we'll put them down very quickly if we do that. >> how are you going to do that? >> we have the right to do that. we have the power to do that if we want. look, it's called insurrection the suburbs are going to be next >> yeah. >> look, the suburbs, the people, these same protesters -- but they're not protesters, they're anarchists, they're agitators and they're rioters. >> who are they? >> they're people that in many cases are paid we sent in the u.s. marshals for the killer, and in a short period of time they ended in a gunfight this guy was a violent criminal. >> a lot of them out there >> and the u.s. marshals killed him. and i will tell you something. that's the way it has

he didn't make it on march 23rd luke became seen truants 1st corona death jeanine and their daughtersell and lane and lorenzo didn't even get to see goodbye now that really honed. it struck us we hold. mayor very early hit and felt it personally her husband became critically ill but survived it was a terrible time for the families but also for us as a mayor but also all the people of my policemen and you know the people in the town who are working. 24 hours a day 6 months later same treatment has the infection rate under control with strict measures father room tin and he says now inhabitants need to heal it's important that we share. with each other what we feel what we want our r. and d. but also or the. mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flowers have been planted by city landscape or d.d.'s summers along with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in the heart of. the flowers so yeah even when it sat. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th

judge jeanine pirro is the hostess of judge jeanine, she joined us on face time to respond to this breaking news. what is your reaction? >> its shock and certainly sadness. you have to understand that ruth bader ginsburg in addition to being the second woman appointed to the united states supreme court was very much a cult figure for a lot of young women. a woman who went beyond the odds and ended up on the united states supreme court and fought constantly for women and women's rights. she was a pioneer in terms of equal pay that led to the lilly ledbetter act. she worked with president obama on and she was very proud of her decision in united states versus virginia military academy where women were denied entrance because of their, it was a single-sex military academy. she was very much a smart woman who has a long the following and will be remembered. in terms of the legacy, not just in terms of court cases but in terms of young women and a whole generation who believes in the notorious rgb, her death will motivate some on the left. she clearly was a left judge was on the liberal wing of

to good of the children he didn't make it on march 23rd luke became seen truants 1st corona death jeanine and their daughters nellie and lane and lorenzo didn't even get to see goodbye now that really hold. it struck was really hold. mayor very early hit and felt it personally her husband became critically ill but survived it was a terrible time for the families but also for us as a mayor but also all the people of my policemen and you know the people in the tongue working. 24 hours a day 6 months later seen tradin has the infection rate under control with strict measures father room can and says now inhabitants need to heal it's important to share. with each other what we feel what we want our r. and d. but also or the. mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flowers have been planted by city landscape or d.d.'s summers along with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in a heartbeat that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's sat. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials

judge jeanine pirro. i'm looking for that book two.g up on 920 the new york exchanges holding a moment of silence to honor ruth bader ginsburg. [silence] [silence] [silence] stuart: that was one minute of silence on the new york stock exchange for the late ruth bader ginsburg. trading begins very shortly and it's going to be a selloff, right now we are down 500 for the dow, 160 for the nasdaq, we have election chaos to worry about, the possibility of a second wave, big banks are in trouble for alleged money laundering, loads of problems for investors this morning, we take you to wall street, the opening bell after this. ♪ ♪ this is the feeling of total protection now that we protect your identity, mobile phone, auto, home and life you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we've had a ton of obstacles in finding ways to be more sustainable for a big company. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of zero emissions electric vehicles.

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