judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. the most dangerous profession in the united states is law enforcement. members of congress are promoting that we simply get rid of cops. take, for example rashida tlaib. she wants no police. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those who condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. and her pal and squad mate aoc echos her. and former president obama simply wants to reimagine policing, whatever that means. and don't you dare accord police their constitutional rights. you know the same rights illegals get even if we don't know their names and background. the latest example, the city manager of brooklyn center where wright was shot. the city manager was shot for saying the officer should be given due process. >> they are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due process. judge jeanine: since when aren't police entitled to constitutional rights? police are quitting all across the

jean rsh i'm judge jeanine pirro. i take you to the southern border for an exclusive look at the border crisis. but first my open. since i visited the border a couple weeks ago a lot has happened. tens of thousands more illegals and unaccompanied minors entered the country. border patrol is even more inundated than they were two weeks ago. when the rare individuals where being tested, they have a 10% covid positive rate. no surprise given the pictures we see of immigrants literally within inches of each other traveling in large groups in many countries are being sent into the interior of the united states to a town or village near you. we hear of teachers now, the sales -- the same ones refusing to teach our children, volunteering to these the migrants children. the work of the cartels and the coyotes continues as they inhumanely traffic children and young girls in the dangerous trek from the northern triangle. this week in a testament to their brutality, we saw coyotes literally throw two little girls, ages 3 and 5 o

"justice with judge jeanine" is up next. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice."eanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. there are two things citizens everywhere in the world know to be alarmed about if taken away. one is freedom of speech, and the second is the wright to bear arms. joe biden's official position on the right to bear arms puts us in peril of become a fascist state. in his latest effort calling for more gun control he says firearms purchased at gun shows are exempt from background checks. that's a lie. his claim gun manufacturers have immunity from lawsuits is also a lie. but according to joe, nothing impinges upon your right to bear arms. >> nothing, nothing i am about to recommend in any way impinges on the second amendment. but no amendment, no amendment to the constitution is absolute. judge jeanine: really? really? nothing congressional amendment is absolute? where did you hear that one. or better question, who made you king? what other amendments are not absolute in your mind? how about the 19th that gives wo

judge jeanine: why?se if you shoot in the air, joy, the bullet has to come down somewhere, hopefully not near you. and it's prohibited to fire a warning shot in just about every police departments in this country. and also the leg is the narrow target and the victim is right behind that leg. police are trained to shoot at center mass. let me add something, joy. the police weren't just cruising the neighborhood looking for as the left calls it two kids fighting. this wasn't just kids fighting, this was a suspect about to plunge a knife into the neck of a victim. the police officer had a fraction of a second to save a life, and instead of commending him, he's deplored by you as a racist. my favorite is valerie jarrett who wants to know why a cop used a gun to stop a knife fight. maybe she needs to stop watching those old indiana jones movies. does she wants machetes strapped to officer gun belts. no one talks about the 7-year-old shot dead while sitting in a car at a mcdonald's drive-thru. so get out of yo

judge jeanine, do you have a hobby? >> judge jeanine: not really. i baked.thing they put on netflix. i am netflixed out. >> dana: i am watching over but the restaurant," swedish, highly recommended. this recipe for something called popcorn salad that calls for adding white cheddar flavoring, mayo, sour cream, vinegar, sugar and a mix of vegetables to your popcorn. harold, maybe you want to try this on your kids tonight. >> harold: i'm going to process went out, we are not going to try this one with with my new hobby. >> jesse: emacs b1 jesse, would you want to eat popcorn salad while you are watching your newborn? >> jesse: it's i'm going to be braver than harold, i'm going to make this tomorrow and i will taste it and tell you how it is. >> dana: that's a tease, we will be here for that. judge, they made fun of me for making queso, i think this sounds discussing. >> judge jeanine: i wouldn't give this to my dog so i'm not going to make it. >> dana: dogs deserve a lot better than that. greg, too many carbs in this thing. >> greg: yeah, but it gave me an idea

welcome to "the five," i'm dana perino along with greg gutfeld, jesse watters, juan williams and judge jeanine pirro today. it is expected to be read at any moment, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin faces one count of second-degree murder, one count of third-degree murder, and one count of second degree manslaughter. we are going to take you to the hour, let's go live outside the courthouse in minneapolis. hi, matt. >> hi, dana, jury selection in this trial began back in early march, the trial lasted 14 days so really a month and a half in the making and we are now in what are probably the final moments before we hear this verdict, the jury is made up of seven women, five men, a mix of white and black and two who identify as multiracial. their ages span between 20 and 60. in the final moments yesterday, both the prosecution and defense made their final pitches to the jury, the prosecution argued that derek chauvin made an ego-driven decision that he had behind the power of the badge, he did not comply with the onlooker's request to get off, the prosecution also argued to the jury

i think you are right, and i think judge jeanine is right.you have to be able to understand both sides. he could very well be the one who didn't make it home that night. sean makes a great point as well, the message that needs to come to all of these people is that you should not resist arrest. no 11 of the outcome. also watch that police officer, he walked around in circles, he sits down, you know what is going through that mind. he is shocked and in pain from what has just happened. >> jesse: that moment where he goes and hovers over the 13-year-old boy, tries to find the bullet wound, calls and excruciatingly painful way for a medic to come and save this kid's life, you can see the pain and anguish on all sides of that situation and it's graphic to watch but it's important to see the reality of what's happening on both sides. more of "the five" up next. somey greatest challenge ever. but i've seen centuries of this. with a companion that powers a digital world, traded with a touch. the gold standard, so to speak ;) life... doesn't stop for

judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro.ngerous profession in the united states is law enforcement. members of congress are promoting that we simply get rid of cops. take, for example rashida tlaib. she wants no p

"justice with judge jeanine" is next.m watters and this is my world. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. the jury returns a verdict of guilt in the case of the people versus derek chauvin. murderer 2, murder 3, and manslaughter. there was total agreement. united, unanimous. 7 women, five men, differing generations, black, brown and white. they spoke clearly that this

"justice with judge jeanine" is up next. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice."ks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. there are two things citizens everywhere in the world know to be alarmed about if taken away. one is freedom of speech, and the second is the wright to bear arms. joe biden's official position on the right to bear arms puts us in peril of become a fascist state. in his latest effort calling for more gun control

joining us now to react is judge jeanine pirro, the host of "justice with judge jeanine."ge, thanks so too much for joining us tonight. packing the supreme court, this is something franklin roosevelt tried, had to back off because c it was considered too radical in the middle of the most radical legislative.ro in american history, the new deal, this was too much? what would this mean if it were to happen? >> what this would mean, tucker, is that we would have another legislative body in the united states. congress has historically -- the supreme court has historically been filled by presidents who, when they are there, if there is a vacancy, they appoint someone in line with their thinking. so, sometimes they are more liberal, sometimes they are more conservative. w and i think when president trump had the ability to add three justices, the left went crazy. now, biden wouldn't answer, if you'll recall, the question during the campaign, and neither would kamala harris answer, and now, they just had a committee that was supposed to look at it, now, all of a sudden, they have

judge jeanine: hello and welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro was the right to my (there to thinkarmed about. one is freedom of speech. and the second is the right to bear arms. joe biden's official position on the second amendment, the right to bear arms what's us directly in peril of becoming a fascist state. in his latest efforts calling for more gun control, he says firearms purchased at gun

judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro.the united states is law enforcement. members of congress are promoting that we simply get rid of cops. take, for example rashida tlaib. she wants no police.

chief jeanine nicholson. this is my report for march 24th. good news in the city we are now starting told in the orange tier, which opens up a lot more things in terms of activities and retail and hopefully we can get a jump start to this economy. as you know, we are a general funded department. it is offices, nonessential offices will open up to 25%, some entertainment stuff opened, some recreation, dining, gyms, all sorts of things. that is good, but please keep wearing your masks for right now people, appreciate it. because we are in the orange tier the covid command center at moscone center is shutting down. each department can run their own command out of their operations center. we can run out of the fdoc on the second floor at headquarters. the vaccination process is continuing to ramp-up, which is great. i believe we have over 40% of san francisco vaccinated at least one dose right now. i understand the next five and a half weeks enough doses for every san franciscan. that is great news. we will be assisting with vaccinations on treas

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

judge jeanine, thank you. wow. rudy giuliani did show the country that there is a way to make cities safe and secure. he found that areas in new york city that have the highest crime rates, that were the most dangerous areas, and put a heavy concentration of police resources and instituted a stop and frisk -- you may not like rudy giuliani's politics, it's not about politics. the murder rate went from nearly 3,000 people a year, down into the low hundreds as a result of caring and good policing. it worked. every city in america could follow that example. the police, do i think they need more training, yeah, is there is a reason why we have been showing you other nonlethal alternatives that cops should have available to them, like the burner gun we have shown you, and other weapons that are nonlethal? yeah. to give police another option. because training to the extent you need to train to be physically martial arts prepared takes years. joining us now on the ground in minneapolis, filmmaker, documentarian, independe

it you feel that pain when you're so tired it hurts some people when i you tube comments section jeanine are just saying this is all about racism this is all it is we're in the united states the institutions of racist this is racism johnny respond. so like what i said earlier there was already some level of inequality that was just an exacerbated by the cold midnight and i think we should just continue these conversations but because it's actually really important to be able to talk about it and be able as a filipino be able to speak my personal experiences about it and just you know i think it's true there are some level of inequality maybe raises so we don't know at this point but you need to do you honestly honestly not know you just finger very cautious about not corning in god we are in america right now we are in america in 2021 are you paying careful because you still have to go back to work. saying health institutions in the united states could do so much for their filipino nurses it's ok if you want to get that question to study right do a. study take it. so one thing you think

"justice with judge jeanine" is up next. [♪♪♪] ♪. will: straight to a fox news alert.ng in portland forcing federal agents to come in and control the chaos. jedediah: quickly turns into a standoff between the rioters and agents with the agents unloading pepper balls to disperse the violent crowd. will: we continue to cover all aspects of that story. we go to maryland where a controversial police reform package is passed into the law. they actually overrode the governor es veto. it includes a repeal after officers bill of rights. the first state to do so.

jean rsh i'm judge jeanine pirro.uthern border for an exclusive look at the border crisis. but first my open. since i visited the border a couple weeks ago a lot has happened. tens of thousands more illegals and unaccompanied minors entered the country. border patrol is even more inundated than they were two weeks ago.

"justice with judge jeanine" is next. ♪. will: straight to a fox news alert.re in a bar in kenosha, wisconsin, overnight. three people are reported dead. two others are hurt. we'll continue to update the story as it develops. another major story. anti-police clashes erupted across the country, congresswoman maxine waters joins protesters in brooklyn, minnesota. jedediah: breaking the overnight curfew. hundreds gathering outside the city's police demanding more confrontation. reporter: protesters got support

i'm jeanine pierrot, advocating for truth, justice and the american way and i'll see you next saturday night. ♪♪ >> i haven't said the last president's name and five months. why would i? >> a so-called champion for freedom award over the weekend. an annual award that stretches all the way back to three days ago because they made up to sue the eagle of the kueng. look how tiny the trophy is, i believe that's the saucer to serve rick scott is breakfast. >> donald trump is gone and we have a new president in case you haven't heard, not for you to make fun of. her name is kamala harris. [laughter] [applause] [applause] greg: as chaos continues, werd finally heard from the people who really matter most, noted criminologist and social scientist, ben & jerry's. [laughter] they tweeted the murder of dante right is rooted in white supremacy and results from the intentional criminalization of black and brown communities. the system can't be reformed, it must be dismantled in a real system of public safety rebuild from the ground up. # defund the police. meanwhile, signs silence is deafening. [la

today's if you're just jeanine into the lifestream you can follow the conversation on twitter using the # politico playbook and ask us questions by tweeting at us at politico life. thank you again for joining us, madam secretary. >> glad to be on, thank you. >> let's start with bidens emissions pledge. he said that, he is made this promise before his info structure bill passed and it's it passes, it's looking like the republican version they cemented over the weekend so how can the administration achieve these emissions cuts at a promise without the assist from congress? >> i think he's counting on the assistance from congress but if you can achieve it it's just a lot harder but the whole goal here of the american jobs plan is, as you know, is to point us as a nation to the future and to be able to give people the vision of seeing themselves in jobs in the clean energy sector and of getting members of congress to see their districts in the future. the people in the district they want to be able to look to the future and when i think about which again, we had, we had difficulty with our

report from chief of department jeanine nicholson including budget academies, special events, communications, and outreach to other government agencies of the public and reports on administration deputy chief jose vello on administrative divisions. fleet and facility status updates including updates from chief thomas o'connor on the auxiliary water supply system. finance support services and training within the department. >> good evening, president feinstein and other commissioners. greetings everyone. let's start with our vaccine update. we are at approximately 75% and slowly climbing and i think we're seeing this in many places where there are some who are reluctant to still get it, but we are still putting the message out for our folks that it is still available to them and hoping that the people that have said "yes" will sign up for it. we are continuing to have conversations regarding the up coming budget and lots of fruitful conversations especially around the vision that we have for the department and community paramedicine for one and community paramedic division in this department

thank you for watching, i am judge jeanine, advocating for truth, justice and the american way, i'll see you next saturday night. mark: hello i am mark levine, this is "life, liberty and levin." let's talk turkey. about the man in oval office, joe biden, joe biden has been saying many hateful things about many people. because they disagree with him, joe biden has been saying things that are flat out lies, he has been dishonest about the way he has approached his policies. this is par for the course for joe biden, he served in senate almost a half century, anyone that served with him who is honest, knows that joe biden does not have a principle in his body, he is a chameleon. if you look at early part of his life. he was a cheat, he wanted to be president of united states, first and second time, he stole word for word from a speech of neil, the labor party head, and from late robert kennedy. it not because he is a smart man, he is quite a dumb man. all about power and joe biden. for joe biden. all about promoting joe biden. the other week he met with a bunch of historians, he wanted t

i'm jeanine pierrot, advocating for truth, justice and the american way and i'll see you next saturday nig mark: hello america i am mark levin, this is live, with two great guests, john ratcliffe. and newt gingrich. i want to talk to john ratcliffe. i am looking at this threat assessment put out this week. john. from the biden administration, now they realized that china is quote, near peer competitor, you were director of national intelligence, you were tryinryio tell the american people that democrats in congress we have a huge issue with communist china. you think realize it now? >> i think they realized it all of last year. i spent much of the past year saying that china is our greatest national security threat. militarily, economically, china and china alone intends to is u supplant the u.s., we received a lot of push back it was not the political narrative that the left wanted, they wanted russia to be the bad guy. intelligence was clear, mark, i fell strongly about it, i did something that directors of national intelligence had not done before, i wrote an op-ed, saying that chin

i am jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and see you hours on fox and friends. enjoy gutfeld. >> been free to follow your heart. ♪ live free ♪ ♪ beat surrounds you ♪ ♪ the world astounds you each time you look at a star ♪ [bad singing] i can't sing very well but i'm furry and sexy as he will. [applause] >> greg: so hunter biden is out pumping his new memoir like the stock he owns in buries ma. i could have said a dead hooker's chess but that would have been too far. last night he went on kimmel. doing a show is like inhaling a crack pipe, it's like sipping on a temple through a twizzler. hunter says he doesn't remember anything about the lop top. >> i really don't know and the fact is, it's a red herring. >> i think i'm within my rights to question anything that comes from the desk of rudy giuliani. >> greg: it's a red herring which, by the way is not a sex act involving a fish. you never know with hunter. he also defended his spot on the burisma board. >> i had an expertise in corporate governance. i was asked to serve on the board and i was a lawyer, which is