i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight another obama delay. first my open. president barack obama is using you as an excuse to be a lawless president, hurting you, me and the very essence of our system of government. and in the process, our nation as well. the latest example? this week he signs into law a raise in the minimum wage. albeit in the future for federal contract employees only. now, to

justin with judge jeanine pirro coming up next. judge janeen peer peer -- janeen piro is coming up next. neil: okay, thank you guys so much. john: at the wealth gap is getting worse. >> this is the defining challenge of our time. >> the rich are getting richer. the other percentage of people are left to suffer. john: you suffer because these people make more than you? and government can force more quality. and every one of

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. how vulnerable is the power grid?ence, wind always at your back. even when you're in a foreign country. kind of like a guardian angel watching over you or the calvary riding in to protect you. at least that's the narrative i grew up with. but this past week, president obama stumbled off script contradicting even his own narrative to the point where as an american you have

i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight in our long investigation into the dangers facing the u.s.er grid, what would it take to bring it down? and if our system did break down, how would you you asurviv what would it be like in the dark? i'm in lower manhattan right now standing in front of a typical power station. but last month i went to a meeting just a few blocks from here in the freezing cold. when i came out of that meeting,

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. how vulnerable is the power grid? but first to my open. you know, there is something about being an american, a sense of pride, confidence, wind always at your back. even when you're in a foreign country. kind of like a guardian angel watching over you or the calvary riding in to protect you. at least that's the narrative i grew up with. but this past week, president obama stumbled off script contradicting even his own narrative to the point where as an american you have to wonder not can this man be trusted, more than half the country already doesn't trust him, but can you as an american be protected? it's every part of a son or daughter in the military asks every day. this week the president said for the first time he did everything possible to help americans in benghazi. >> we were focused on making sure that we did everything we can to protect them. in the aftermath, what became clear was that the security was lax. >> what did you do, mr. president, to protect them? we know you were in the white house. we know the

i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight in our long investigation into the dangers facing the u.s. power grid, what would it take to bring it down? and if our system did break down, how would you you asurviv what would it be like in the dark? i'm in lower manhattan right now standing in front of a typical power station. but last month i went to a meeting just a few blocks from here in the freezing cold. when i came out of that meeting, i was frozen. not from bitter temperatures, but from fear. i learned things that no one is talking about, things that can change my life, your life and the lives of everyone you know forever. i started thinking about how fragile life is and how ill-prepared we are for this. tonight, in an exclusive justice investigation, the vulnerability of america's power system, the united states electric grid. are we ready for a terror attack? and what would we do if the ligh lights went out? tonight is about a series of forces and individuals, who instead of doing the right thing for you and me, are playing politics and gambling with your safety and our way of l

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. how vulnerable is the power grid?s something about being an american, a sense of pride, confidence, wind always at your back. even when you're in a foreign country. kind of like a guardian angel watching over you or the calvary riding in to protect you. at least that's the narrative i grew up with. but this past week, president obama stumbled off script contradicting even his own narrative to the point where as an american you have

i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight in our long investigation into the dangers facing the u.s. grid, what would it take to bring it down? and if our system did break down, how would you you asurviv what would it be like in the dark? i'm in lower manhattan right now standing in front of a typical power station. but last month i went to a meeting just a few blocks from here in the freezing cold. when i came out of that meeting, i

i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight another obama delay. first my open.. and in the process, our nation as well. the latest example? this week he signs into law a raise in the minimum wage. albeit in the future for federal contract employees only. now, to some

i'm judge jeanine pirro. tonight another obama delay. first my open. president barack obama is using you as an excuse to be a lawless president, hurting you, me and the very essence of our system of government. and in the process, our nation as well. the latest example? this week he signs into law a raise in the minimum wage. albeit in the future for federal contract employees only. now, to some of you, this could be a good thing. but that's not the point. this is about power. the blatant pervasive and unapologetic power grab and the abuse of the office of the president. he uses as an excuse that he just can't wait for congress to act, so he's going to get in there and do it himself. he makes believe that congress won't work with him when, in truth, he is the one that won't work with congress. he thumbs his nose at congress, saying he's got a pen and a phone. well, mr. president, how about you use that phone to make a local call? to congress and offer to work with them instead of trashing everyone and creating a divisive, bitter atmosphere in washingto

justin with judge jeanine pirro coming up next.ing worse. >> this is the defining challenge of our time. >> the rich are getting richer. the other percentage of people are left to suffer. john: you suffer because these people make more than you? and government can force more quality. and every one of

justin with judge jeanine pirro coming up next. >> the wealth gap is getting worse. >> the super rich are getting richer. >> the 99 percent of other workers are suffering. >> you suffer these these people probably make more than you. >> she is the biggest earning female athlete in the entire world. >> you suffer because the ceo's make more than you. >> does it bother you others have more than others? >> everybody should get higher income and bigger taxes for rich. >> goltment programs. >> is that a good thing? >> it is run by