judge jeanine: kim jong-un. judge jeanine: what should we do with rock theman? blow his ass up with his rockets. just blow him up with his rockets. judge jeanine: who is rock itman? >> the guy from north korea. judge jeanine: do you have think he will get his? >> we'll have to wait and see. judge jeanine: what should we do to rocketman? >> blowing him up. judge jeanine: who is rocketman? >> the north korean president. what should we do with rocketman? >> i have no comments. judge jeanine: what do you think about the speech at the u.n. that was all about u.s. first. good or not good. >> good. >> good. judge jeanine: how tall are you? >> 6'9". >> used to. judge jeanine: why did you give it up? >> i got old. judge jeanine: who is rocketman? >> kim jong-un. judge jeanine: what should we do with rocketman? >> i think we should try to work it out. judge jeanine: we have been trying to work it out for 15 years. what should we do to kim jong-un? >> strap him to the rocket. judge jeanine: that's an idea. judge jeanine: do you think the world is a safer place? i'll tell y

judge jeanine: are you kidding me? >> i'm talking about the president in his own words, judge.udge jeanine: david, what do you think of this. is it a good idea for the president to be reaching out to the democrats? >> yes, it is far more to republicans' advantage that schumer and pelosi get their team on board with the republican agenda. let's remember. republicans control the house and the senate. and we heard a couple weeks ago how oh, my gosh, there is a great 3-month deal negotiated between chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. had paul ryan and mitch mcconnell not wanted to do it, it wouldn't have happened? why? the majority party is the one that decides what gets voted on. if they didn't want it voted on, it wouldn't have happened. judge jeanine: i lot of way you are spinning. you are both spinning and i get. but if the majority party were in favor of this president and securing his presidency they wouldn't have been messing up legislationing for 9-10 months. >> if the president wants to get things done, he will need to work with more than just the republicans. he has to work w

judge jeanine: we hear jim comey wrote the draft exonerating his girlfriend hillary. ied under oath. >> he didn't lie. you and i are both criminal attorneys. >> i'm a judge, you are an attorney. >> you were a attorney before you became a judge. >> in a criminal investigation, you don't wait until after the investigation is done to draft the beginning statement. james comey was 9 months into that investigation an drafted that letter saying he didn't believe hillary was going to be charged. judge jeanine: that's a bunch of hogwash and you know it. have you ever prosecuted a case or put own investigation together? no. >> i was a civil prosecutor for the city. judge jeanine: this is totally different. you don't make a decision until you get the evidence. prove to me he wrote a note saying she was guilty. >> she wasn't guilty. why would he write something that wasn't true. judge jeanine: he knew of ahead of time he was going to exonerate her. >> you don't wait until the final day of trial to write your closing argument. >> this should go in front of a grand jury. just becau

judge jeanine: a live look at florida's residents who haven't left yet. welcome to a special edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. the outer expands have moved in and tens of thousands are already out of power. with the brunt of irma a few hours away from lashing the florida keys and moving up the western part of the state. we have live team covering of what could be a history-making storm. we get a live update on irma's track in a few moments. but we begin with adam housley in key largo which is in irma's direct path. reporter: we moved from the oceanside to the bayside a few hours ago. we are in an area protected from the wind. the rain is starting to come down heavy. it picked up significantly since we moved to this side of the island. when we drove around earlier when there was still light you could see much of the keys is deserted. many of the people who normally stay for storms, many of those folks got out this time and said we are not going to challenge this, we are not going to test it. there are some here not by choice. folks trying to get a pl

judge jeanine: let's talk about that. senator cruz wasn't too happy to help us new yorkers out and jjites out when sandy hit. how do you think that's going to play when he is seeking money, and the president as well for the people of texas. >> i think there is a will the of politics in play by some folk. i was not in the congress at that time. but let me just say this. this is not a time to play politic. this is the first weather disaster. the most of expensive one in the history of america. and this is not the time to play politic. judge jeanine: it never is, but unfortunately there were a lot of people who suffered in the northeast during some of our hurricanes. but let's hope everyone remembers the importance of coming together. you referenced someone who lost x number of head of cattle. do you worry about disease, mosquitoes, e. coli, people not having access to fresh water or food? grocery stores being flooded? >> we are dealing with it with helicopters. i personally delivered a huge load of food and supplies to seve

judge jeanine: president trump and the first lady en route back to washington, d.c. after a history-making trip to texas and louisiana. welcome to a special two-shower edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. so much to do we decide to start a day early. the president of the united states feeding hungry people whose homes and in some cases lives were literally washed away. the commander-in-chief and the first lady loading up people's cars with critical supplies. a proud sight for anybody who calls themselves americans. we'll show you the pictures and hear from the president and some of the people who were on the ground for his historic visit. and we'll get you updated on the rescue and recovery efforts by the places hardest hit by hurricane harvey. and we'll keep you updated on irma which is churning and threatening the east coast. steve harrigan is live in houston with more on what happened today. reporter: for the second time since this storm the president was in texas today. he picked up a little girl. he plays with children. he hands out meals of hot dogs and chip

judge jeanine: let's talk about that. senator cruz wasn't too happy to help us new yorkers out and jjites out when sandy hit. how do you think that's going to play when he is seeking money, and the president as well for the people of texas. >> i think there is a will the of politics in play by some folk. i was not in the congress at that time. but let me just say this. this is not a time to play politic. this is the first weather disaster. the most of expensive one in the history of america. and this is not the time to play politic. judge jeanine: it never is, but unfortunately there were a lot of people who suffered in the northeast during some of our hurricanes. but let's hope everyone remembers the importance of coming together. you referenced someone who lost x number of head of cattle. do you worry about disease, mosquitoes, e. coli, people not having access to fresh water or food? grocery stores being flooded? >> we are dealing with it with helicopters. i personally delivered a huge load of food and supplies to seve

brought up you never ever see that in western media that's never brought up is america on the judge jeanine program on fox i mean than they did some box pops down the streets and just whipping up war whipping up war warmongering scaremongering and it just wall to wall and it's a feel good experience here and that's what i find very disturbing is that republican democrat progressive liberal whatever you still get the same policy look there is actually some rationale some logic behind what trump the with his inappropriate and frankly grotesque speech in front of the united nations general assembly and the logic is this remember how the league of nations. stopped you know how it ended up being us and this is what the united states wants for the united nations and here's what it's for the united nations since the end of the cold us to rubberstamp because they're at the united nations since their existence and actually it was founded during cold war two it was based on a. sea of the one hundred forty two and then found it in the last stages so here in the west they use world war two to two minut

judge jeanine: president trump putting on a full court precedence athletes who disrespect the flag and white house. the nfl in a frenzy. michelle malkin is here with reaction. trump putting america first and the north

monolog to continue to convince people i have to say when we look at north korea i mention this judge jeanine program on fox news it works the media does does is able to convince people to follow their narrative going to have to go to a short break and after that short rick will continue our discussion on real news stay with us. in case you're new to this is how it works my economy is built around. corporations corporations run washington washington the media the media over the voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry suddenly i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a game still some more fun to feel those that didn't like t

judge jeanine: a live look at florida's residents who haven't left yet. cial edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. the outer expands have moved in and tens of thousands are already out of power. with the brunt of irma a few hours away from lashing the florida keys and moving up the western part of the state. we have live team covering of what could be a history-making storm. we get a live update on irma's track in

judge jeanine: president trump and the first lady en route back to washington, d.c. ry-making trip to texas and louisiana. welcome to a special two-shower edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. so much to do we decide to start a day early. the president of the united states feeding hungry people whose homes and in some cases lives were literally washed away. the commander-in-chief and the first lady loading up people's

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you are right, judge. >> jeanine: about what? we need bipartisanship. >> jeanine: wait a minute, wait a minute. what i believe the republicans that have the oval, house, and senate to get on board and do their jobs or admit that they are partisan and get them out. >> not necessarily. >> jeanine: the president mentioned it lisa murkowski. he talked abouthe her. >> he did not mention her name. >> jeanine: up 200% in alaska but she still is a nice person. >> right. he basically said he didn't think we were going to get reform. >> jeanine: so then we go to tax reform or we call it a day? >> go to tax reform. >> the issue too is that the personal dynamic -- senator mccain. who so loathe the president that they don't want him to have a victory.y.pe the president has to come in and also start to maneuver and work with mcconnell. >> chuck schumer. >> jeanine: call chuck and nancy, you never know. maybe that will, get the republicans in line. anyway, tammy and doug, thank you so much. coming up, sean recently sat down with recording artist

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judge jeanine: right now on "justice." the negotiator at work.he president reaches across the aisle and anyone criticizing him doesn't know a thing about how washington works. tonight corey lewandowski and gop congressman ron desantis weigh in. plus a winner's welcome for a loser. hillary clinton still bewiched, bothered and bewildered about why she lost. do you really want to know what happened, hillary? you asked, so i will tell you.

then judge jeanine can do a follow-up on the "fox & friends" coverage.ut steve hilton. steve hilton on sunday. do all the weekend coverage and then we will do a recap on monday. that's what he said. we are going to do it. >> juan: back to the substance of it, kimberly. >> kimberly: what was it? that was like a chain letter. >> juan: president trump had a dinner with donors on monday. >> kimberly: fantastic restaurant i recommend highly the asian chicken. it is phenomenal. >> juan: at this dinner he says he thinks mcconnell is weak. then when he's asked by reporters he says well, you know, we'll see how things work out with the tax plan and it's up to congress to decide whether or not mcconnell is weak. what do you think? >> kimberly: true story? do i think it happened? >> juan: do you think it is fair to mcconnell? >> kimberly: i don't know. people are blaming things on him. the president is displeased. there is a number of different factors at play here. you should be getting the legislative reforms through you promised the american people. one of the k

"justice with judge jeanine" you, there are 20 or so others, and including members of congress and aides administration officials. can you tell us briefly what exactly it was that got you and those others convicted before we go into how we might deal with some of these problems? >> yeah, well, it was a variety of things, but i think in general, what it was is that there are bizarre lines in the sand between what's illegal and legal in washington, and people mistake sometimes as i did, unfortunately, between legal and illegal and right and wrong, and unfortunately, most of stuff that all of us did was legal, it wasn't actually what any of us had trouble with, and that stuff is abhorrent and unfortunately has been absolutely terrible for the country. what we did do, i think, among our group, unfortunately and others do it too, we were the ones focused on it at that point, certainly, we went over the lines, the bizarre lines that aren't anywhere where they should be. steve: what exactly was it? >> well, giving -- basically providing a series of goods and gratuities and the rest to public se

judge jeanine pirro is here with the intel for you. but first, i want to go to blake burman for the latest on new north korea actions. i like sound of it, blake. >> this comes in the form of an executive order president trump signed in new york today before he met with leaders of south korea and japan. the president saying this new executive order allows for the treasury department to go after individuals, companies and financial institutions that finance and facilitate trade with north korea. the president saying the new measures will give the treasury department the ability to go after those that do quote, significant trade with north korea. adding it is in the areas of goods or services and technology. the president also saying that foreign banks are going to have a decision to make. >> foreign banks will face a clear choice to do business with the united states or, facilitate trade with a lawless regime in north korea. reporter: the president confirmed china's central bank told banks within the country it can no longer accept new n

[cheering] judge jeanine: president trump and the first lady en route back to washington, d.c.rip to texas and louisiana. welcome to a special two-shower edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. so much to do we decide to start a day early. the president of the united states feeding hungry people whose homes and in some cases lives were literally washed away. the commander-in-chief and the first lady loading up people's

judge, and we're facing a fight from the trump administration's appointees and agencies. something that is so frustrating. it's one thing that faced us during the obama administration -- >> jeanineght. well, tom, thanks for all the work you're doing. thank goodness for this judge. >> yeah. >> jeanine: coming up, steve harrigan joins us live with an update on the recovery efforts in texas. plus, newly-obtained documents show that the fbi and dhs have been warning officials about antifa violence for years. antifa violence for years. i havenenenenen ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere... is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >> jeanine: this is a fox news alert. floodwaters still remain in many texas communities hit hard by hurricane harvey. joining me now on the ground in orange, texas, is steve harrigan. >> judge, the floodwater here is still rising. all day we've been seeing people try to pull what they can save out of their flooded houses. c

"justice with judge jeanine" you, there are 20 or so others, and including members of congress and aidesion officials. can you tell us briefly what exactly it was that got you and those others convicted before we go into how we might deal with some of these problems? >> yeah, well, it was a variety of things, but i think in general, what it was is that there are bizarre lines in the sand between what's illegal and legal in washington, and people mistake sometimes as i did, unfortunately, between legal and illegal and right and wrong, and unfortunately, most of stuff that all of us did was legal, it wasn't actually what any of us had trouble with, and that stuff is abhorrent and unfortunately has been absolutely terrible for the country. what we did do, i think, among our group, unfortunately and others do it too, we were the ones focused on it at that point, certainly, we went over the lines, the bizarre lines that aren't anywhere where they should be. steve: what exactly was it? >> well, giving -- basically providing a series of goods and gratuities and the rest to public servants as th

judge, and we're facing a fight from the trump administration's appointees and agencies. something that is so frustrating. it's one thing that faced us during the obama administration -- >> jeaninet. well, tom, thanks for all the work you're doing. thank goodness for this judge. >> yeah. >> jeanine: coming up, steve harrigan joins us live with an update on the recovery efforts in texas. plus, newly-obtained documents show that the fbi and dhs have been warning officials about antifa violence for years. i haven't heard about it. stay with us. you can do endless move 201online research.t, or, you can take advantage of our best offer ever on an xt5. don't wait. our 2017 models will be moving fast. you can drive a car... or you can drive a cadillac. come in now before the end of our made to move 2017 clearance event and leave with the perfect cadillac xt5 for your next adventure. choose a low mileage lease on this xt5 for around $339 per month. >> jeanine: this is a fox news alert. floodwaters still remain in many texas communities hit hard by hurricane harvey. joining me now on the ground in orange, texas, is steve harrigan. >> judge, the floodwater here is still rising. all day we

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judge jeanine: president trump and the first lady en route back to washington, d.c.er a history-making trip to texas and louisiana. welcome to a special two-shower edition of "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. so much to do we decide to start a day early. the president of the united states feeding hungry people whose homes and in some cases lives were literally washed away. the commander-in-chief and the first lady loading up people's