over the weekend he called into his favorite fox news shout fest with jeanine pirro to discuss his thinking for when to reopen the economy, something he can't even do on his own >> i know you said that the decision that you'll make, uh, regarding reopening the country is probably the hardest decision, uh, that you've ever been called to make. uh, when you make that decision, i mean, where do you go within you? what is it that you dig deep for to come up with a decision, aside from all of the people surrounding you? >> well, jeanine, i think it's going to be the toughest decision that i've ever made and i'll be basing it on a lot of --

i'm judge jeanine pirro.he president of the united states stepping up to the mic before a huge crowd in tulsa. joining me to talk about this. charlie kirk. you have seen a lot of these. what was your take? >> nice to see one again. it's been too long. as a trump supporter and someone that has brand-new battling in the trenches the last couple months. it's refreshing to see the president back in front of his base. this was an important distinct for the president to articulate. the 63 million americans who voted for him support. one line he said we stand on the shoulders of heroes. those are the heroes the democrats and the rioters in the streets are taking down. the president seems right where he belonged. he had great energy and great spirit. he's back on offense, putting the democrats on defense. judge jeanine: we could see it. president trump: joe biden surrendered to his:party and to the left-wing mob. he has no control. does anybody honestly think he controls these radical maniacs? you know what he says t

judge jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro, you are watching a news conference with attorneys for ray charred brooks. him get awa. they were hell bent on stopping him. so yes getting away from a situation that could be detrimental to you also turned into a situation that was detrimental to you. you can't get out of it. that's probably what happened but we can't speak to it. i always try to look at from these situations to look at what it justified for the officer. i don't want to look at something totally unfairly. if they had shot while the tussle was going on and they said he reached for my gun. that's normally how this happens. they are fighting for the gun and they shoot right then. that's not what happened. if this would have happened while they were rolling on the ground. okay, maybe. that didn't happen. they didn't feel like their life was in danger while they were tussling on the ground and grabbing things. they waited until he ran off. so their justification went out the door. >> we got a check on the emotional state of these officers. it gets personal. this is a thing when you are i

most right wing commentators the the pro police crowd the sean hannity rush limbaugh or judge jeanine pirro they all condemned so there was no attempt to say oh you know this was an understandable reaction on the part of these now if you contrast that with what happened 3 years ago same city in minneapolis when a young australian woman white australian woman who was shot dead by a black police officer the black police officer was apparently threatened by a woman in her night gown and he shot her debt. there were no protests there were no riots there were no condemnations anyone even knew about this event the police officer was placed on suspension on full pay it wasn't planned immediately and after some time couple of years went by he wasn't be prosecuted and sent to president bush while b.s. now if america really had a problem with systemic white racism then it would be exact reverse what you would have is widespread hysteria about a black officer shooting dead a white woman and i think that as opposed to this is where people were saying well you know these are white white officers of cour

joining us now, judge jeanine pirro.estrain yourself here, if you can, but i call that a flat out insurrection, an absolute disgrace. you go at it. >> well, you know, i have -- [laughter] there's this fella who wants to add his two cents. look, what is going on is outright anarchy, it is anti-government, it is un-american. they can call it a peaceful protest all they want, but the bottom line here is that you've got them setting up barriers, i mean, we can't have borders, but they can have barriers. people walking around with ar-15s, and then you also have people who have to have id in order to get in, they're being questioned. it's almost like a police state, but they're saying they're a police-free autonomous zone. so the question now is what happens, how long will this go on, will they just run out of steam, or will they enjoy this? will they, you know, will they turn off the phones? will they turn off the air-conditioning, the water and everything that makes it human-friendly to get, start to get them to get out? or

i'm judge jeanine pirro, thanks forking with with us. let's get right to my open.hat happened to george floyd was a torturous and sadistic murder that has been etched into our national consciousness. it can only be handled in one way with zero tolerance. within days minneapolis d.a. mike freeman charged police officer derek chauvin with murder. now all four officers are in custody for aiding and abetting the second degree murder of george floyd. but should chauvin be charged with murder one. the causing of death will premade takes. some say it's too high a charge. that a jury will compromise, that racism is reflected in injury eve --in jury verdicts. as d.a. my office prosecuted an sister for shooting and killing a black man. the jury in my case didn't think murder was too high a channel and neither did the highest court in new york. unbeknownst to me until after the verdict it was the first of its kind in new york. george floyd was not resisting arrest. he was complying. even more egregious, he wasn't being arrested for a violent crime. but for allegedly using a c

i'm judge jeanine pirro, thanks forking with with us. let's get right to my open.t happened to george floyd was a torturous and sadistic murder that has been etched into our national consciousness. it can only be handled in one way with zero tolerance. within days minneapolis d.a. mike freeman charged police officer derek chauvin with murder. now all fourff

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i'm judge jeanine jeanine pirro. we'll continue in a moment. >> from washington and good evening live pictures of the city of atlanta and protesters have now taken over i 75 and i 85 the major interstates do one of america's largest cities they are upset over the shooting of the 27 -year-old black man by atlanta police officer shot after police and he got in to a fight over night. he grabbed one of the officers tasers and began to run. once he was on the run he turned around with one of the officers tasers in his hand and was shot by atlanta police and

i'm judge jeanine pirro advocating for s truth, justice and the american way. ♪.reg: yes we are live, watching the rally with you. the first rally in a long time in tulsa oklahoma, not a full house, two thirds full but that makes sense, i wondered did we have bad people outside? >> we had some very bad people outside, we had some very bad people outside doing bad things. greg: very bad people, he started early with his sleepy joe stuff, why wouldn't he. did you notice biden gets his state wrong. >> biden often times it is states wrong. he's in iowa and he says it's good to be in idaho. no, no urine iowa. he's in new hampshire and he says it's great to be in ohio. no, no, you are in new hampshire. it has not happened to me yet. when that happens, there is nothing you can do to make up for it. you might as well walk up the stage. because the speech is a disaster. greg: then came the storytelli storytelling. trump gave his version, long one of his visit to west point a few days ago. in the hot sun, what did they say to him before the speech. >> they said to me before

welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro.oining me now to discuss and talk about this, turning point usa founder charlie kirk. all right, charlie. you have seen and lot of these. what was your take? >> nice to see one again. it's been too long. as a trump supporter and someone battling in the trenches the last couple months. it's fre refreshing to seat president back in front of his base. it was important for him to articulate the world view that the americans to support him support. he said we stand on the shoulders of heroes. nose are the heroes the left and the democrats and the anarchists are taking down. you saw the statue of george washington taken down yesterday. he had great energy and great spirit. i think he's back on offense. judge jeanine: you can see it, i think we have some sound i would like you to listen to. >> joe biden has surrendered to his party into the left wing, he has no control, does anybody honestly think that he controls the radical maniacs? you know what he says to his wife when he is not confusing

judge jeanine pirro, philadelphia, a perfect example. they can call in the national guard. the liberal mayor can talk to the police chief and they can set the boundaries of what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. that seems not to be happening. >> what it appears is that the left and the mayors of a lot of these cities and the governors as well are looking to have chaos and anarchy. i'm 30 years in law enforcement. my response to this, once we have a protest, it's a wonderful thing. if america came together -- we all agreed, every prosecutor i know, every cop i know said what happened to george floyd was a crime and it was murder, which we'll talk about later in the show, i'm sure. we all agree that it was a nightmare. protests are appropriate. but this is part of the anarchy to destroy america. we cannot go into a further economic downturn here. we have to have leaders. we have to make arrests. the president has designated antifa as a terrorist organization. what does that mean? what does that mean in terms of prosecuting? we've got the ability to take them down. gr

. >> sean: joining us now, jeanine pirro and former arkansas governor mike huckabee. i said before there is no comparison in the case, this can happen at all. we saw the actions of one cop and the inaction of three cops. but i for three years have also one bad cop, look at what is the result. we also pointed out the abuse of power, very different circumstances. i am not comparing them. 1% bad apples, there is an attempted coup to undo an election. bad people in high positions, very different, but it means something. and bad people the job are not good. >> i think that what we have going on now is an effort to identify police by the actions of this one individual, but only those police who were involved in a situation such as the one with george floyd and in my opening statement last saturday night, i laid out why i thought the murder of george floyd should be murder one. but there doesn't seem to be a concern about murders of african-americans by african-americans or murders of whites by police officers although i can tell you working with them for 30 years, 99.9% of

joining us with more as the host of "justice, judge jeanine pir jeanine pirro, dan bongino, giraldo rivera. before dan and geraldo rivera start fighting, i'll go to you first. there's a lot at stake here. i like the presidents reforms, i really do. i want more training, dan and i talk about martial arts all the time, people say "shut up, hannity, about your stupid martial arts," i am a student. it's important, he also talked about alternative nonlethal options and he said money is no obstacle here. he will pay whatever it takes to keep people safe and secure and safe. your reaction? >> look, today when the president spoke he took a conciliatory tone with strong support for the police. and it was clear that he wanted to do something to make things better. he has proven that from day one as it relates to the african-american community paid for jobs to making sure that we have this first step back which really is a reaction to the omnibus crime bill that joe biden was involved in in 1994 when he called young african-americans predators. so what we've got to do now is allow the president to do

i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and judge jeanine pirro.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." peaceful rallies underway across the country to commemorate juneteenth, the official end of slavery in the united states. come since president trump gears up for a major relaunch of his campaign with a huge rally tomorrow night in tulsa, oklahoma. it's his first since the pandemic started. supporters lining up all week and his campaign says 1 million people have rsvped. the city's mayor declaring a civil emergency over threats of violent protests in writing. president trump responded with a stern warning to: agitators, looters or lowlifes ." the trump campaign is taking precautions and the governor of oklahoma says the event will be safe. >> we've got to learn to deal with it. we have to learn to be safe and take precautions with got to learn to too live our lives. and we feel like it's the right time to start reopening and so we are excited about the president coming in again, like they said before, there's been over a million requests

judge jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro, you are watching a news conference with attorneys for ray charredoks. him get awa. they were hell bent on stopping him. so yes getting away from a situation that could be detrimental to you also turned into a situation that was detrimental to you. you can't get out of it. that's probably what happened but we can't

i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and judge jeanine pirro.d this is "the five." peaceful rallies underway across the country to commemorate juneteenth, the official end of slavery in the united states. come since president trump gears up for a major relaunch of his campaign with a huge rally tomorrow night in tulsa, oklahoma. it's his first since the pandemic started. supporters lining up all week and his campaign says 1 million people have rsvped. the city's mayor declaring

i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and judge jeanine pirro.new york city and this is "the five." peaceful rallies underway across the country to commemorate juneteenth, the official end of slavery in the united states. come since president trump gears up for a major relaunch of his campaign with a huge rally tomorrow night in tulsa, oklahoma. it's his first since the pandemic started. supporters lining up all week and his campaign says 1 million people have rsvped. the city's mayor declaring a

over the weekend he called into his favorite fox news shout fest with jeanine pirro to discuss his thinkinghen to reopen the economy, something he can't even do on his own >> i know you said that the decision that you'll make, uh, regarding reopening the country is probably the hardest decision, uh, that you've ever been called to make. uh, when you make that decision, i mean, where do you go within you? what is it that you dig deep for to come up with a decision, aside from all of the people surrounding you? >> well, jeanine, i think it's going to be the toughest decision that i've ever made and i'll be basing it on a lot of -- a lot of very smart people, a lot of professionals, doctors and, uh, business leaders. there are a lot of things that go into a decision like that and, uh, it's going to be, uh -- it's going to be based on a lot of facts and a lot of instinct also whether we like it or not, there is a certain instinct to it. >> seth: there's instinct involved are you making a political decision or are you a swallow returning to capistrano? dennis miller joke and i hope you'll pardon

here reaction host of justice with judge jeanine, author of liars, liberals and leakers, judge jeanine pirro. jeanine: good morning. steve: frustrating for people in law enforcement because they are trying to figure out who they can arrest these days because it is getting harder and harder to arrest somebody and keep them in jail because here in new york state as you know, judge, it's a resolving door, you get arrested, they take you downtown, next thing you know you're out. jeanine: yeah. well, you know, the resignation by this precinct commander in the 46th precinct which is a very high-crime area. we are talking drugs, guns and gangs and he's very well thought of and well respected and very well liked. his resignation is an indication of the frustration within the new york city police department. when the police commissioner took down the anticrime unit which is responsible for dealing with some of the highest crime areas in the city and worst crimes in the city, we are left with precinct commanders who are left to go to tell their bosses and how many arrests they're made and identify hig

judge jeanine pirro, judge good morning to you. so what do you make of what's going on? oral arguments today but its suddenly become quite political. >> gee, you think? look, michael flynn, i think that this has been going on for three years. the poor guy, the department of justice has made the decision that it doesn't want to go forward for a series of legitimate reasons including the fact that there was exculpatory evidence that was concealed from the defendant in this case, and the fact that now , that there are the testimony or the recorded conversation he had with kysliak basically amounted to nothing and the fact that he was questioned when there was no predicate by the fbi for even an interrogation and now what is going on is the judge's refusing, of course, to dismiss the charge from the government and flynn have agreed. the absurdity of this is the fact that the judge in this case, sullivan envisions himself as someone whose beyond the constitution. articleii of the constitution makes clear that it is the executive branch that has the authority to enforce the la

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judge jeanine pirro will discuss that shortly. i'm sure she will be fired up about it. please excuse the digression but i had to do it. >>> the big story of the morning is your money. futures soaring ever higher after that extraordinary jobs number. right now we are up 660 on the dow industrials. jonathan hoenig, friday morning market guy, this jobs report, does it mean that the recovery is faster and stronger than we all thought? >> well, stuart, good morning. for weeks now, we have been hearing about this disconnect between the market which has been soaring for months and the economy which we know the fundamentals had been very weak. maybe they are not as disconnected as we thought. the market has been, in my estimation, a leading indicator. this is a tremendous report, as you alluded to, really historic. never seen a beat like this with such terrible expectation. but as i said, the market has been going up, in fact, as you said, the market has had the best 50-day run in history, talking about the s&p 500. so what caused the unemployment, what caused the economic dist

times best sellers liars, leaker s and liberals and radical s, resistance and revenge she's judge jeanine pirrosley: good morning. >> good morning. steve: you know, one of the other things that happened this week did not get a lot of publicity is the fact that bill barr whose the point person on this federal response to the trouble, apparently it looks as if what they have done is they have the doj has authorized the dea to effectively use all of their assets to figure out who the troublemakers are. that's significantly different than if it were just the local police looking into it. >> well, yeah. it appears that bill barr is well aware of what's going on and i think that most americans can figure this out, steve. i mean, bill barr made it very clear. look we've got peaceful protesters. thank god for them they have the right to do what they're doing and god bless them for taking up this cause, because i haven't met one person in law enforcement, prosecutor, or anybody else who wasn't horrified by what they saw in the george floyd case. then you've got the looters. these guys are criminals. the