." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone, i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jessicaers, shannon bream and it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ toxic chemicals are no big deal for america's transportation secretary, health concerns growing in ohio despite assurances that everything is safe. pete buttigieg giving his first interview on the disaster and downplayed what happened. >> it has evolved a lot over the years but there is clearly more that needs to be dumb because while this horrible situation has gotten particularly a high amount of attention, there are roughly 1,000 cases a year of a train the railing. >> judge jeanine: buttigieg also says he hopes to get to know some of the folks who were impacted by this but blames the reason he hasn't visited is because he wants to respect the investigation. east palestine, the mayor think staying away is a good idea. >> it is a dog and pony show. yeah, they left us hanging out to dry as far as pete, i would rather he stay away. and unless he will bring a shovel and shovel some and get rid of this contami

." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro with jesse watters, martha maccallum greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." china caught red-handed lying about its giants by balloon hovering over america. it was last spotted this morning in northeast kansas. and that is after it was seen in montana, which is home to our nuclear silos and intercontinental ballistic missiles. beijing claims it is a civilian aircraft used for media meteorological research. that got knocked up by bad weather. but the pentagon says that is a bunch of b.s. >> we know this is a chinese balloon and it has the ability to maneuver. the balloon has changed its course, which is again way we are monitoring it. speak with the balloon continues to move eastward and currently over the center of the continental united states. we assess the balloon is not a military or physical threat to people on the ground at this time. we will continue to monitor and review options. we assess that it will probably be over the united states for a few days. >> judge jeanine: so why the hill

judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: city council meeting in the state of washington. interrupt every participant that came to the microphone. two hours into the meeting and well over three minute speaking time limit the cat was finally released. i don't know what that means well over 3 minute speaking time. bottom line is, there is a perfect ending to this because the cat was in between the roof and the ceiling and the cat found its people and that's the end of it. >> jesse: state of washington. >> judge jeanine: they are all high there. >> jesse: washington. i love how you say washington. >> judge jeanine: really? >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" ladies night rachel cam poets duffy, tulsi gabbard, jeanine pirro and abby hornacek and now leave more time for harold. >> harold: serena williams, 23-time winner of majors is receiving an naacp image award the jackie robinson icon award joins michael jordan, magic johnson recipient of the award. a terrific career off the court. venture number of things. congrats to her. and could not be in a better name than jackie robin

." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro with jessica tarlov, jesse watters,a perino and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> but make no mistake if any object presents a threat to the safety security of the american people come i will take it down. >> judge jeanine: tough talking president biden finally addressing the american public on what the hell is going on in eric's guides. he tried to clear things up but in true biden fashion alleviate of the verse. the white house start of the week floating the idea at the pentagon may have shot down the ufos were aliens. but now, it could just be junk from private companies. >> we don't yet know what these three objects were, but nothing right now suggests they remain part of chinese spy program or surveillance vehicles from any other country. the intelligence communities current assessment these three objects most likely balloons tied to private companies. i want to be clear, we don't have any evidence there has been a sudden increase in the number of objects in the sky. we are ju

>> judge jeanine: i don't know. >> harold: one more thing. >> judge jeanine: geraldo?ez louise. >> geraldo: judicially not a big birthday. beautiful daughter sol. we started inviolate people and then it started and then it was six people and then it was eight people. then there is akbar from afghanistan. our other pal? it just started growing. she has a group of friends in the neighborhood. we call them the housewives of norfolk boulevard. all accomplished women. you know, career women. any have beautiful families. they all came erika's birthday party was wonderful, wonderful, my son cruz on the left. that's j.w. and whitney haslam. they run the cleveland browns. >> greg: any more people? nobody knows. i need to see everybody in your neighborhood. i want to see everybody. >> dana: 87 pictures of percy i took today. >> greg: i would love to see percy. i have been doing at my dog too much. >> geraldo: happy birthday, darling. i love you. also 20th anniversary year. >> dana: year? [laughter] >> greg: national dark chocolate day. "special report" is up next. >> mike: happy

judge jeanine is one tough cookie but here's a surefire way to make her heart crumble. >> judge jeaninething comes between me in my chocolate. dark chocolate, apples. every time i think about that peppermint patty i have a sensation of a cool breeze blowing through my hair and across my long life stress. >> greg: loves that dark chocolate. the key to win geraldo's heart is... geraldo. >> harold: geraldo's geraldo news with geraldo. >> greg: that is the way to all of our hearts. we are doing like fastest on valentine's day. geraldo, what are you going to get yourself for valentine's day. >> geraldo: erica and i have been together 23 years. it's wonderful. i have learned over my long life that diamonds are a girls best friend but if you are not in that financial place then flowers, roses, orchids. i like something hand wrought. every morning i draw a little sketch for erica. special ones for her birthday. my beloved. bringing her coffee, the queen of my life. rise and shine. >> judge jeanine: that is sweet. >> geraldo: the bottom line. i don't know if you can read it but it's the valentin

that is free money. >> jeanine: all right.'t these dems understand that we used the facts against them as greg was saying? there's certain trusts that can't be denied. >> on plus, the defund the police, it wasn't some kind of movement towards a bill that would take money away. it was a cultural narrative that said policing is so rotten, it needs the done away with and replaced with good well and empathetic das. racism is almost extinct now because we can't discern true racism from wokeness. wokeness is racism in and it itself. this two words equal out. going back to mayor adams attacking ron desantis. he talks about new york city values. they're they ban people that are not vaxed, send immigrants to canada from a city of seven million. they can't take immigrants. they stand between americans and their right to self-defense called the second amendment. so it seems to me the values of new york city politicians are those of exclusion and oppression. >> jeanine: one of the things that adams talked about with ron desantis, he used

i go, -- >> jeanine: you may never know?ow what you are talking about, but in truth, we will never know. it is not a defense, it is more like it is wishful thinking. i mean, if you were on the hook for 9 million dead, you want to hope perhaps we will never know because what we might find out, it leaks from a lab in which the united states was involved with. that is the kind of thing, you know, was brought up here a couple years ago. and it was laughed at. now it is like, it is the plurality, it hasn't reached a per plurality. the thing i noticed, it was decided it was naturally do bribe, the scramble was on to find out what was at the wet market, what is know mike was a pangolin, batt soup, whatever, s there, what happened, then the man-made origins become more and more plausible to the point where yeah, it is so obvious that it is true, now it is, we will never know. so how convenient is that? everyone was looking for the origins until you found the origin, and then it is like yeah, you know what, there was a guy from "the

>> jeanine: i think that is the strategy. i don't know the judge and i don't know what he or she normally -- the judge is a male come i think. i don't know the procedure is. but neither when i was a judge, the court officers very often there was a union there would be a union and the court officers would have to be in there and put their guns away before x o'clock and that something nothing to do with the trial per se but rather with the unions. who knows. >> dana: what is right after this? i'm sure he will meet with his lawyers again? >> he will meet with the lawyers. now, they will talk to him, although the jury will be advised not to discuss this case with anyone, with each other, not to read anything about it, not to listen to anything about it. they will tell him whether or not they will go into any new areas. i doubt they will say too much about the cross-examination, they shouldn't. but they will be making a decision also based on the cross-examination of this defendant as to whether or not they will have to go back wi

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it up. >> judge jeanine: great idea.everyone so afraid of joe biden? we hold our breath up or down a flight of stairs. we sat there hoping others say what he says but why is no challenger willing to get out there and stir it up. >> greg: you just fed me the greatest question, here is a quiz. a quote from someone running for president, right? the candidate said two years of the pandemic mental health problems from inflation higher than it should be, gas prices, high gas prices come a war and i can't think of more uncertain time in history. who said that, marion williams or donald trump? someone running against biden? it was joe biden! he said that! he said that on abc this week! he just volunteered a stump speech for his competitors! and then he goes, and the negative. what is that correlation or causation? but i'm pretty sure it's causation, joe! >> judge jeanine: jesse, when is the last time in american history you heard the president's wife announced before the president that he was running again? she certain but he ai

panic-inducing, terrifying. >> judge jeanine: it's wonderful. >> will: amazing. >> judge jeanine: i doeryone. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: judge rides her own hot wheels there. good evening, welcome to "special report." i'm bret baier. the arrest of a murder of a catholic bishop known for work with gang members. residents around east palestine ohio. worried not current clean up efforts but those in the future. take you waters in florida border crisis southeastern style. but, first, breaking tonight. president biden begins his european trip marking the one year anniversary of the ukraine war with

does he have a case judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: no, he's an idiot.e a friend and you're not more than a friend. he says she breached the agreement to improve the relationship. that is such a subjective test. there's no way you can assess damages or whether someone is wrong i. >> jesse: geraldo have you ever been in the friend zone? >> geraldo: is that facebook? i don't know. i mean i don't know. i'm just a twittererer. the one advice i would give as an attorney to my clients is, whatever you do, don't ignore this lawsuit, however frivolous it seems you must answer it because otherwise if it is filed in court and you ignore it you could get a default judgment against you and then you would have to fight back from behind. so you have to confront it, as unpleasant as it is, if this knucklehead, this dope, wants to go this rout, you have to take it as seriously as you do any other. >> jesse: you guys give us a lot of trauma when you friend zone us. >> dana: she even agreed to go to counseling sessions with him just to get him to like deal with his grief.

." >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with piers morgan, jesse watters, dana perino, it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> it was my intention, my intention again and we have time to make that decision. joe biden intends to run for reelection as president and i intend to run with him as vice president of the united states. speak with the president has been clear about this he intends to run in 2024. >> judge jeanine: not so fast. somebody may be getting cold feet. it turns out president biden no longer certain about a second term. he was supposed to launch 2024 campaign in february but now the timetable keeps getting pushed back. democrats are wetting their pants as joe drags his feet. his delay is causing nervous chatter at the party, top aides and potential candidates developing a plan b and keeping their options open. and if joe makes another go at it, get ready for basement biden to return. had campaign reporters have been picked him wanted to be at his wilmington house. that is hunter's former party pad and where they kept classi

>> jeanine: because it will be canceled. >> kat: that's the right attitude. >> jeanine: the problem isnto a hole or feel embarrassed. you know, hit me. i don't care. in the end, i'm honest and i'm clear about what i think and what i say, and they can drop dead. i really could care less. [cheers and applause] >> kat: if you only knew how much she means it! [laughs] tyrus, i think people who write stuff like this, i have a theory that they maybe think, if they write this stuff, it'll keep them from being canceled someday. but it doesn't really work like that. >> tyrus: they work for rolling stone. the cancel happen, you just didn't see it yet. i'm the same way, i give zero [bleep] about cancel culture. [applause] my truck is paid for, i've got savings. i'll take the time off and wear it as a badge of honor. but when you have people -- and ricky gervais' said it best. the arrogance of these people who think their feelings are more important than anyone else, that they can go through life and never be insulted or never not like something. if they don't see something, the entire world needs

incredible. >> jeanine: did he enjoy?s uncle came over, uncle carl, they came over and played for hours, hours and hours. >> harold: he looked happy in the picture. >> greg: what? >> harold: he looked happy in in the picture. >> greg: he did. >> dana: of next, where in the world's president biden? he needs to speak out after ordering to shoot down three mystery objects. ♪ ♪ i have sleep apnea. couldn't use cpap. now i have this. this is inspire. it's simple... it's just a button. sometimes i press his button. inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with the click of this remote. no mask, no hose, just sleep. we go night-night now. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the

rex reid was in it. >> judge jeanine: they complain about us.wave coming for the weaner mobile. stolen the catalytic converter out of the weaner mobile. this is the last straw you can't rip off a car that's 27 feet long. judge pirro and kellyanne. conway. can you put the raquel welch thing back up? "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: does greg want more time on the poster? >> greg: you bet. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. residents of eastern ohio prepare to grill officials over safety issues in the aftermath of that train derailment that produced toxic chemical clouds. former south carolina governor nikki haley officially kicks off her presidential campaign saying it's time for a new generation of leader. we will talk live to a current governor south dakota's kristi noem about the 2024 field and, perhaps, her own prospects. meantime,

judge jeanine, what do you think?judge jeanine: when he started with the forgotten man, that's when i started thinking about president trump. it was like red from the beginning but there's a couple points that i want to make. number one, when he criticized the republicans and he started by saying many and then he stopped himself and he said some republicans want to stop social security and medicare. and they booed him. i've got to tell you something. i am so sick and tired of hearing the democrats say it. karine jean-pierre say it, the president saying it. one republican senator apparently set it and now they're going to broadbrush everyone. at that point, i don't blame them. they had to take the position. i don't like that it wasn't as proper as it might have been but at that point, there's so many people watching this speech, they needed to hear that they are not in favor of this and stop gaslighting us. stop lying. the other thing that really made me crazy was when biden started talking about ty tyre nichols ad how

[laughter] >> jeanine: i love toby keith. >> greg: why don't you marry him?ho you it is. migrants want to come back from canada. handing out free tickets to migrants, so mayor eric adams is now being slammed as hypocritical after saying texas governor bussing migrants was inhumane, but adams insists no one is encouraging anyone to go to another country, he is just assisting migrants with their requests. he said four months ago, it is unfortunate, inhumane, unamerican, unethical to send migrantses or illegals from texas to new york and he's shipping them to canada, but he's just accommodating them. >> lawrence: easy to talk like that when they are not on your turf, texas is compassionate, but you overflooded our hotels and food supply, trashed some towns, so again it only goes so far. i got to say something that is important. american people are compassionate and like to be welcoming, people coming across the border better be careful how they act, the entitlement of saying what you are entitled to when you broke our law to get into the country, you are just go

>> judge jeanine: i have a feeling he will find his way back.n border. not surprising. usually they are involved in one criminal activity. but by the time you find him, it is not surprising but fish on "the goonies, that is the eligible. >> greg: at raising a serious question. what did robert dobbie do to that man to cause him to leave a fish? >> dana: why would you do that? >> greg: what kind of signal is he sending and isn't that ironic he throws a dead fish and almost dies in the ocean? >> dana: i'm scared on boats anyway, jessica, are you? >> jessica: it is kind of a lame read of this but just kind of in awe of the power of the ocean. i feel like we don't see footage like that. >> dana: jesse, how about you and the story? >> jesse: the canadians are hitting our people with in the head with a hammer. and not giving us these chinese air balloons a heads up. we need to look at the canadians. >> dana: what is wrong with justin trudeau? what is going on up there? >> judge jeanine: you know why the illegal immigrants in new york don't like it and

judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: okay. things got a little nuts in san francisco.pest control. it turns out that an avalanche of acorns poured out. a hungry woodpecker had been attempting to store the acorns in the chimney of the property. they were enough to fill eight 40-gallon. they weighed 700 pounds. the woodpecker not deterred at being spotted by the exterminators kept putting more in the holes he created. actually hyden the stash from president biden's irs agents. >> jesse: not the hammers it's the woodpeckers. greg? >> greg: my one more thing did you know that dana perino eats her salad with her fingers? yeah. she does. she actually eats like crumbled feta cheese with her fingers. she didn't have a a fork. she actually ate her salad with her fingers. >> dana: better than a comb. >> greg: are america's sweetheart. >> dana: i didn't have a fork. >> greg: you are a creepy salad either. i don't have to do my one more thing. i have no show tonight. >> greg: happy birthday, johnny. my assistant 27 years old. oh, to be 27 again. >> dana: oh. >> jesse: i'm going to

maybe he thinks it's not necessary. >> judge jeanine: i don't think you should think that unless he is a scientist. >> j>> geraldo: the rails in themselves are an awful condition. 15% are cracked rails. we have to pay attention to the

he got every single one in. >> judge jeanine: amazing. >> martha: the crowd went wild. >> judge jeaninet's i ♪ ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly str

♪ rub my name in the sand >> judge jeanine: okay., here's the story, here's the story. 30-year-old danny spent $4,000 to marry herself and claims it was the best decision she ever made. friends and family witnessed the ceremony where she stood in front of a mirror. kissed her reflection to seal the deal. that wedding was even featured on dr. phil to the critics claiming she was overdoing it. danny's response is some people buy themselves a bag. some people buy themselves a nice cruise crews. me, i gave myself myself a wedding. >> jesse: does she have any plans for a honeymoon? >> jessica: er with carrie bradshaw registers herself? >> jesse: totally remember that show. >> jessica: popular show. >> you should be making south carolina family helped raise 72-year-old pizza delivery woman who took a nasty fall on their porch in january. barbara gillespie was weeks away from retirement when she tripped and was apparently more concerned with the food than well-being. decided to bless barbara with a time tip and organize go fund me page plan

hello everyone.everyone, i' i'm jessica tarlov, alongro with judge jeanine pirro, lawrence jones, sandra smith and greg gutfeld . it a it's five o'clock insk new york city and this is the five , the countdown to super, h fifty seven is on the philadelphia eagles facing off against the kansailpy city chiefs this sunday atef six thirty pm eastern on fox. king o and you're going to see a lof t more than just football because the king of late night

. >> judge jeanine: joey suede. >> greg: hi, bret. >> bret: joey wins one more thing. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, as the world marks the first anniversary of the ukraine war, a war of words between the leaders of the u.s. and russia. president biden today in poland saying there will be hard and bitter days ahead as ukraine battles russians across that country. but the president saying, having just visited there, the u.s. will support ukraine for, quote as long as it takes. meantime in duling speeches, russian president vladimir putin says he is suspending russia's participation in the last

we did see also after the attack on jeanine some long move attacks in jerusalem and some retaliatory violence, their international call for com. antony blinker and the u. s. victoria state visited the region shortly after those the last bite of attacks in january. and he called for com. we've seen the un calling for com, but those calls falling on deaf ears at the moment. so all eyes on goals are whether or not her mass will retaliate, but so found nothing concrete clear. thank you so much for that update. that's rebecca readers for us in jerusalem. while authorities and turkey have started to conduct building inspections after the series of earthquakes that have killed tens of thousands of people, many buildings which are still standing or structurally damaged. and those left homeless have little choice, but to sleep in their cars or intense the vent waits eagerly as his flat here and gassy untapped is inspected to the alleged raj alpha. i'm one of the lucky ones altogether. i've been living in a hotel since the earthquake happened, honorable roger young wilson followed up on the 3r

he got every single one in. >> judge jeanine: amazing. >> martha: the crowd went wild. >> judge jeanine: that's i ♪ ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] rachel: good morning. it is 6:00 in new york city and i'm happy to be here with will and pete. love that national anthem. love your photos. please keep sending them into friends@foxnews.com. will: good morning. rachel: nice to be here. i've been reminded of that. pete: what is everybody right now? 10? it is lower than 10. rachel: this is like your childhood. will: that is why i fled as quickly as possible. if it was over 40 °, we didn't wear a jacket. pete: that was a w

judge jeanine pirro is co-host of "the five."he law that you can wrack up felonies as a juvenile? we can't even know about them and then they turn 18 and then they go out and sometimes kill people? >> well, yeah, you know, the whole idea and what we are seeing here is just consistent with what is going on with the rest of society except they are young so people apologize for them. first of all, how can you be a career criminal when you are 19? first of all, we don't have access to your records. we have to ask ourselves as a society, why did we allow young people who to the? records. why? because we figured everybody makes a mistake when they're young. you probably made a few. >> misdemeanors. >> yeah, misdemeanors like a cassette tape if they even had them when you were a kid. i think what we should do, number one, is if they want to have their record sealed, they have to earn it. so that at this point, if you are a juvenile, okay, we will give you one or two. but when you get past 2 we are going to make it all public. and if you

panic-inducing, terrifying. >> judge jeanine: it's wonderful. >> will: amazing. >> judge jeanine: i do 110 normally. only kidding. >> dana: that's it for us. happy presidents' day everyone. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: judge rides her own hot wheels there. good evening, welcome to "special report." i'm bret baier. the arrest of a murder of a catholic bishop known for work with gang members. residents around east palestine ohio. worried not current clean up efforts but those in the future. take you waters in florida border crisis southeastern style. but, first, breaking tonight. president biden begins his european trip marking the one year anniversary of the ukraine war with visit do capital. the president meeting with ukrainian counterpart in what is being described as a defiant display of western solidarity. white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president and reports tonight from warsaw, poland. good evening, peter. >> bret, if president biden stuck to his schedule he would still be in washington, d.c. right now. but, instead, he is here in wa

judge jeanine pirro joining us watching this. judge jeanine, he's admitted that he lied and he stole from his law firm and he said something very interesting that i want to start with here in this first sound bite. this is at the beginning of this session. this is call number 1. >> i didn't shoot my wife or my sonny time. ever. most of all, i'm sorry to mags and paul paul. i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. ever. ever. >> interesting. it almost sounds like an admission the way he phrases it. i'm sorry to mags and paul paul. i would never intentionally do anything. on one hand, you can say he's a lawyer and that's how they speak but on the other hand he apologizes to his dead wife and dead son. the interesting part of that intentionally, that word, that kind of creates the possibility of a down charge. so that when there jury is ultimately given the case, the defense can argue that your honor, in addition to intentional murder, maybe there's a reckless murder. the judge will say where is the eviden

judge jeanine's points were excellent.lay you those and continue with the cross-examination today. >> steve: that prosecutor was great that conversation combingsst comes up after this. ukraine marks one year after the deadly russian invasion with a solemn ceremony in kyiv honoring the fallen. >> ainsley: in washington the u.s. announcing a brand new $2 billion aid package for ukraine this morning and more sanctions against russia. >> >> brian: let's see if these work. steve harrigan is live in kyiv with the latest. steve, i guess give us a roundup and people i guess are worried about the barrage of rockets. one year mark. >> revenge missiles. there is a real fear that russia could set off missiles across the country. that's why a lot of schools are going remote today. businesses as well. and people being told avoid crowds. it's quiet so far now. and certainly an encouraging sight for a lot of ukrainians to see their president zelenskyy out on the streets here in kyiv today before an honor guard paying tribute to those who

for palestinians and the occupied westbank year. israeli forces rated a refugee camp in the city of jeanine, killing at least 9 people. the next day, a palestinian killed 7 israel near synagogue and he's jerusalem. this comes just weeks after a new hard line is really government was warning with benjamin netanyahu, where the helm and with the far right figures occupied key cabinet position. so what will this mean for palestinian that conversation next on this week, the going to be on upfront are deanna blue to ramallah based lawyer and former legal advisor to the palestine liberation organization. an advocate she is a human rights attorney and associate professor at rutgers university. her latest book is titled justice for some law and the question of palestine. thank you both for joining me on upfront and i'm going to start with you. 2022 was the deadliest year for palestinians in the occupied west bank in nearly 2 decades. and now with the latest round of violence this year is on track to surpass that january 26 or one of the highest daily deck told in years when israeli forces rated a re

in years when israeli forces rated a refugee camp in jeanine killing, at least 9 people are the following day. a 21 year old palestinian killed 7 israelis near the synagogue in east jerusalem. you're on the ground in ramallah. what do you think is driving the latest wave of violence? because it can, it's been years of the united states and other countries around the world cobbling israel, telling israel that it can do whatever on that there are no guidelines and inside israeli society itself, if you said it's okay for them to be able to kill palestinian this is why we see not only the death toll rising, but we see the daily aggression against palestinians. these are numbers that are never reported. people are who are dying because of medical lack of medical treatment. people whose homes are being demolished, whose land is being taken. this is part of the daily violence that palestinians live under because of israel. and it's because israel can and because there is nobody who is effectively stopping every other thing to israel, that there are red lines. so this is why we see what we see. a

specifically in areas like not bless and jeanine where there has been an increase and that will increase in the youngsters. armed men including lyons den, which has car has carried out a few a tax on settlers but also loan palestinian moves the carrying out tax for example . the one that was outside the synagogue that killed 7 israelis and the israeli government is saying this is why they have set up their rates, the rights to somebody that's happening all the time. now in terms of this security summit, the there is that there would, as security would be handed over to the palestinian authority that would take charge of what's going on in nablus and jeanine much. so the discontent of most palestinians of come out vocally saying that they don't have the problem here is see a continued is ready occupation, especially the increasing of israeli illegal settlements in occupied territories on the expansion and building of new homes as well. and this is a time when the israeli government, for example, has just within the last hour is looking bring in and introducing a law that would serve the d

he got every single one in. >> judge jeanine: amazing. >> martha: the crowd went wild. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. see you back here on monday have. great weekend. ♪ >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. outrage in the u.s. over the discovery of what officials say is a chinese spy balloon flying over the country. the chinese government calls it a civilian aircraft studying the weather that went off course. so far president biden has not directly commented on the issue but many of his critics have and some want drastic action. we have fox team coverage. jacqui heinrich in philadelphia where the president is participating in a democratic party meeting with, again, chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon and the latest information about the balloon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, shannon. fox news has learned the chinese spy balloon could exit u.s. continental territory moving off the east coast in the next 60 hours. the spy balloon first flew over alaska on january 28th, exited u.s. airspace a

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judge jeanine pirro. how are you? >> thank you. [applause] >> sean: you're one of the best legal minds i know. let's go over this from a legal standpoint. you agree with me two presidential elections in a row, the fib put their thumbs on the scales of election? >> it's called election of interference. when you have the fbi lying to a fisa court to spy on the president and you get the warrant reuped and reuped again without additional evidence, that is punishable prosecutable. what we also have is a steele dossier, which was created in an effort to destroyed donald trump at that time, the presidential candidate. then in 2020, what we had was a suppress of the laptop. this is where we get into the issue of the first amendment and freedom of the press. for the president to say the american public doesn't care about this, he's delusional and disconnects. 3/4s of the american public that were questioned said this is critical information that they should have known about, was suppressed by the fbi and twitter and social media. of that 3/

. >> i think jeanine pirro was named in this as well.darcy, thank you. >>> with us "usa today" columnist kerstin powers and david urban, republican strategist and former trump campaign adviser. kerstin, how significant do you think it is that murdock is acknowledging that lou dobbs, jeanine pirro, maria bartiromo and sean hannity were putting out the false claims that the election was stolen? >> i think it's extremely significant. he was put under oath, so he had to tegt the truth. it's not shocking to learn that they were knew this was a conspiracy theory and there wasn't any truth to it. i don't think it's possible, and i say as somebody who worked there -- it was seven years ago. it was a different place. i think at this point, i don't think you can be too cynical when looking at this and assuming pretty much the worst. to me it was always obvious that they knew that what they were saying wasn't true. and had this lawsuit not come about, there wouldn't have been any way to prove it because people needed to be put under oath. >> david,

. >> judge jeanine: that's beautiful. >> kat: makes me want to shed real tears. >> judge jeanine: can you shed fake ones? >> kat: so many things in my life would be easier if i could. >> jesse: you have it pretty good. >> k ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ will: good morning and welcome to "fox and friends" on this saturday morning. last saturday in february. we are back in new york city together once again. after a weekend in daytona, florida, fuels like coming home to a house after a long vacation. rachel: the couch feels different. pete: i don't know if they improved it or what. i am glad to be here. rachel: great to be back. we had a great time. pete: p

democrat voter in the front left, jeanine.voter samantha hug and republican voter frank gregory. thanks for being here this morning, getting up early for us. let's get a sense what voters are thinking about going into the state of the union. jeanine, as a democrat, joe biden taking to the podium, talking about the state of the country, how are you feeling right now? >> he passed the bipartisan infrastructure act. he passed the infrastructure act. he has a plan with auto emissions people to reduce emissions 2030. he restored the clean water act, violence against women act. helped with the burn pit legislation. thank you, jon stewart and allowed medicare to negotiate drug prices. i'm feeling strong going into some of the things i was very interested about. he passed the first gun legislation passed in years although we do need a automatic weapons ban. pete: no doubt a lot of legislation passed in the democrat controlled house and senate. >> i feel good. pete: what about voters peeling about crime, inflation, the border what is h

then murdoch is asked by kfox host jeanine pirro and he says, i think so. >> the president's lawyerspany called dominion that started in venezuela to and with the assistance of a smart medic software it's capable of flipping votes. >> foxbusiness host lou dobbs? murdoch's answer, a lot. >> this president has to take i believe drastic, dramatic action to make certain that the integrity of the selection is understood, or lack of it. the crimes committed against him and the american people. >> okay. next question. kfox host sean hannity. murdoch answered, a bit. >> it will be impossible to ever know the true fair accurate election results. >> in a statement to cnn and fox news person said, dominions lawsuit has more about what will generate headlines than what can withstand legal and factual scrutiny. okay. let's talk about that. cnn legal analyst allie and sarah here as well. good morning to both of you. i know we have been following this murdoch travel a lot. this murdoch trout not quite to travel yet but i am interested in. sarah, i will ask you this. some of fox big names called out

." >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone i'm judge jeanine pirro, along with piers morgan, jesse watters, five." ♪ ♪ >> it was my intention, my intention again and we have time to make that decision. joe biden intends to run for reelection as president and i intend to ru

let them get a shot in. >> judge jeanine: jesse, are we on tv now?se: tell me with this other guy. this guy gets out after serving a sentence not only does he say he is going to kill again, he admits to other homicides. can we do anything about this guy? >> well, that may be bravado to the extent that you consider that bravado on his part. no, you can't do anything about that. unless it's specifically with respect to someone where you can show that there an imminent harm, imminent danger to a particular person, this guy is just mouthing off. i will tell you what, if he kills someone who is caucasian, you automatically have a hate crime because he has established the premise for a hate murder. the guy is a dirt bag. but we will see if he is full of it or not. there goes my pen. i keep complaining about these pens. >> jesse: knock on the cure you admitted on tape that you may have committed other murders. we would like to talk to you. can they at least do that. >> sure, they can do that and he can slam the door in their face that will be the end of tha