more time to kill baby seals. >> greg: speaking of which, i'm interested in your animal story, katie pavlichie: at the beach, seagulls try to eat your french fries, they eat other things, including whole squirrels. gulfed it down like -- >> kat: i knew yours would be murderous. >> katie: this is greg after every show, he is starving and eats the squirrels. one bite. look at that. he can't breathe. >> bottomed out. >> greg: where did you find this video? >> katie: on -- >> greg: i have to say you were talking about mating, reminds me of high school program, everybody pairs up. i would not want to be a fish. >> tyrus: you are small, they would eat you. it is a fish, different. thanks for trying. >> greg: move on, why diversity needs to grow on tv's wokest show. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today a

katie pavlich, i want to read you this from the injunction, judge writes if the allegations are true, the present case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in u.s. history. in their attempts to suppress alleged information, the defendants named here are alleged to have blatantly ignored the first amendment right to free speech. talking about the president of the united states. >> not just the president of the united states, but obviously a huge problem, administration wide, widespread operation that was used through hhs, fbi, homeland security, all the agencies to try and suppress -- >> gillian: all blocked as well. >> blocked from talking to the social media companies as a result and the judge pointed that out. it shows it was not a limited effort by a communication team to try and do something on behalf of the president from the white house, this was going on throughout the federal government. and it's interesting, we read the 155-page ruling that was handed down, it really shows that the administration was trying to remove what they would say was false info

joining us is fox news contributor, katie pavlich. they are saying, if you drop out now, it gives other people like gavin, governor gretchen whitmer, michelle obama, more time to run. do you buy that? >> katie: gavin newsom. it would be more democratic for democrats to say joe biden should drop out immediately, but they don't want a bloody primary. they want to push joe biden into the nomination and let republicans fight it out and have more resources in the general election to take on the gop for the white house. when it comes to president biden's problems, age is not necessarily the issue. plenty 80 year olds there wits about them. this is polling that shows joe biden losing to president donald trump in a number of swing states issue not just nationally and democrats think he should step aside and let somebody run, majority of democrats say they want someone new. if he stays in the race, 60% say they will vote for him in the democratic primary. they are in a tough spot, especially since approval ratings are in the 30 and low 40s and

katie pavlich with me this morning. all right, katie, i hope you heard what i just got to say. are you with me? >> i did. stuart: i see real dangers with vapeing marijuana for teenagers and high school kids. >> yeah, it's certainly a concern that parents have, especially when it's difficult to track these devices and i know there's some talk and there are rules and laws and regulations and a number of states that limit who can buy these types of devices. they do have age limits on them. under the age of 18, you technically shouldn't be able to buy this device, but that doesn't stop the teenagers from doing those things. of course social security one more thing for parents to be worried about. but i would give some advice, not just to young people but adults as well that if you're going to be using this, do not take it to a foreign country. if they find it in your bag, it's not legal there. brittney griner is a good example of that. you want to make sure that when you're traveling, you know all of the laws and rule when is it comes to what is allowed and what is not. stuart: all

katie pavlich, townhall.com ed tore and mark pen, ceo of stagwell inc. i want to dig down on the politics of this. katie, special counsel or none, renegotiated plea deal for hunter biden or not, the timing is problematic for president biden. he's certainly not hoping as we go into the end of 2023 to have the press and his own team, you know, tied up with worrying about hunter biden's foreign business deals. >> well, this time around, they can't claim that this is russian disinformation like they did in october of 2020 when hunter biden's laptop and the contents of it came out. the white house was hoping that the department of justice, which we now know was colluding with hunter biden's legal time to get him this unusual special treatment plea deal when it fell apart this week. they were colluding. the white house was hoping this would go away. the white house was caught off guard when the press secretary was asked if joe biden would ever offer a pardon to his son with his presidential powers because they weren't expecting it to get to the level of needin

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katie pavlich is standing by. first to jacqui heinrich. is the white house saying anything further about this shifting message? >> jacqui: not yet, sandra. as you just showed, the president has said all along that he's never spoken with his son about his overseas business deals but now the white house is putting it a little bit differently. first it was ian sams, the spokesman for the white house counsel office and the president was never in business with his son. i asked him in june why the phrasing was different, and he pointed me to a question in the briefing room karine jean-pierre was asked if it was true the president has never spoken with his son and she said nothing has changed. but now as you just saw in that sound bite, yesterday she started using this line not in business with his son. this subtle shift in messaging is gaining all the more attention because hunter's former business partner, devon archer has agreed to a closed door deposition before house republicans who are seeking clarity on president biden's potential involvem

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thanks to katie pavlich and brett velicovich. [cheering] >> greg: i love you, america. y. [cheers and applause [cheering] >> carley: breaking this morning, police are looking for the group of teenagers accuse of murdering an afghan interpreter who escaped the taliban, only to be shot while working as a lyft driver. we have the latest on this story. >> ashley: and no real information about the bag of cocaine found in the white house. and even biden's friends are not happy about the stonewalling. >> i was found limited access place down near the situation room down below. >> the west executive entrance is closer to the situation room. it is also next to west executive drive, where for example, the vice president's vehicle was parked. >> ashley: we will bring the administration's latest excuse for dodging reporter questions. >> carley: did you hear this, brittney spears said she was backhanded by a security guard while trying to talk to wendy. how both are reacting this morning. you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. af

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and i will see you next time on life, liberty >> good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm katie pavlich in hunter biden tax and gun case said she could not accept the plea deal. the president's son sweetheart deal that would have helped hunter avoid jail time derailed after the judge questioned the constitutionality of the agreement. hunter pleaded not guilty as federal pr

host of the fox nation series, katie pavlich.ause] he is the only guy who asked how you would like your terrorists cooked former military intelligence analyst brad velicovich. [applause] she is like popcorn. light, salty and always popping off. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] and for him, a big gulp is half a big gulp. my sidekick in the -- tyrus. [cheers and applause] so tyrus, it looks like we are rolling with the inches. [laughter] you got pavlich and -- >> yup. >> greg: we are rolling with the inches. >> tyrus: very clever patrolman a little wordplay. does this stuff bother you? because it is like -- it is not just pissing in public. it is like trespassing. >> tyrus: it bothers me in the sense that it is like, i'm at a family reunion picnic. and there's two uncles in the back that to them [bleep] every year. and those are the only ones they put on the family poster. [laughter] the rest of us are doing our part. we work. we pay our taxes. apparently made getting up and going to toilet is just too much to

our sunday group, francesca chambers, juan williams, guy benson on fox news radio and katie pavlich.. i want to read from the actual text of what we're talking about before we get into it. i read through the social studies curriculum, there are dozens of things they want students to learn. this is part of it. examine various duties and traded performed by slaves, agricultural work, how slaves developed skills which could be applied for personal benefit. guy, personal benefit have struck a nerve. >> i think the vice president is being willfully ignorant on dishonest, she is demagoguing. this is group of scholars that put together this curriculum, many black scholars and there is rigorous amount of information that students must be taught on issues. this one piece of it is a very small piece that for example, encyclopedia published says the same thing, system that amerged and developed skills of enslaved people, skills that created benefit for slaves, they were able to purchase their freedom and earn a living. there are well respected scholars who put together this curriculum and to fo

." ♪ ♪ >> greg: greg gutfeld, judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich. its the seventh grandchild that president biden refuses to face, and that makes him a total disgrace. the white house coldly shutting down questions about hunter's a strange 4-year-old daughter. >> there was a story in "the new york times" over the weekend about hunter biden's

and i will see you next time on life, liberty >> good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm katie pavlich in for trey gowdy. it is sunday night in america. the judge in hunter biden tax and gun case said she could not accept the plea deal. the president's son sweetheart deal that would have helped hunter avoid jail time derailed after the judge questioned the constitutionality of the agreement. hunter pleaded not guilty as federal prosecutors confirm he is still under federal investigation. this comes after the two irs whistleblowers testify politics influence the doj decision throughout the biden investigation. the trouble does not stop there for hunter. his former associate devin archer is expected to sit for closed door testimony with the house oversight committee committee tomorrow. former national intelligence joins me now, john ratcliffe, acting attorney from the great state. welcomes john ratcliffe. it was a big week, something unusual in the words of the federal judge take place, the plea deal fell apart and we're in a position where it looks like the department of justice collude

williams guy ben sony political et editor at town hall.com and guy benson show fox news radio katie pavlichple felt were anti-semitic. when you look back on this today, was he ultimately a good witness for the republicans to have at this hearing and should he have testified today. >> i think he has some good firsthand experience when it came to having a different point of view than the federal government when it came to covid, big tech censorship and democrats instead of focusing on the fact that the government was ordered, the biden administration not to discuss or have contact with a big tech companies, not just the white house comms department but dhs, hhs another of federal government agencies because they were using private industry to subvert the first amendment they got completely, you know, back handed in this 1 a 5 page opinion that this judge wrote saying it was the worst attack on the first amendment that we have ever seen and the lawsuit that was brought and the motion in the injunction was 1400 facts presented, 2500 pages of emails back and forth of administration officials ask

." ♪ ♪ >> greg: greg gutfeld, judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich.e five." ♪ ♪ its the seventh grandchild that president biden refuses to face, and that makes him a total disgrace. the white house coldly shutting down questions about hunter's a strange 4-year-old daughter. >> there was a story in "the new york times" over the weekend about hunter biden's daughter in arkansas. does the president acknowledge this as his granddaughter? >> i don't have anything to share. >> greg: cold. that damning "new york times" article, told how aids are told to flatly ignore hunter's daughter. quote, have been told the bidens have six and not seven grandchildren, including two people familiar with the discussions. i wonder which mind dog faced phony soldier they got that f from. >> the best part of it all, i have six grandchildren, and i am crazy about them. and i speak to them every single day. not a joke. as a matter of fact, just going through the calls, and guess what, they are crazy about me because i pay so much attention to them. >> greg: that is heartbreakin

katie pavlich also weighing in on what christopher wray is saying today and whether or not it holds up. first to congressional correspondent aishah hasnie live on capitol hill with a look at what has happened in there. hi, aishah. >> hey, martha. we are now in hour five of this brutal and long hearing for director christopher wray who i can tell you just sitting to the left of him, i can see at some times he's getting frustrated by still hanging on and answering these very tough questions from republicans. at one point he said the idea that he's biassed against conservatives seems somewhat insane to him. lots of tough questioning including this moment from congressman matt gaetz who hit him on the hunter biden investigation and that alleged texts to a chinese business partner. watch this. >> i am sitting here waiting for the call with my father. sounds like a shakedown, doesn't it, director? >> i'm not going to get into commenting on that. >> are you protecting the bidens? >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not, he says, martha. democrats did try to get director wray to throw the former

i'm judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld.hout his glasses. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ the white house going the extra mile to protect the oldest president in history, while the democrats unleashed on his biggest rival. "politico" reporting biden downplays age talk, but subtle accommodations are being made. team biden is secretly helping joe appoint countless embarrassing moments like when he stumbles up the stairs. so what is their solution? give him shorter stairs to get on and off air force one. i wish i was kidding. biden uses small steps toward every flight on his recent nato trip. they are also making biden change his footwear. joe is rocking casual sneakers instead of dress shoes, which could be more prone to slipping. there is, however, one top biden challenger who doesn't need accommodations to run for the presidency. democrats prorated and censored rfk jr. during yesterday's government censorship hearing, and now they are defending their behavior. >> what is the fear of having rfk jr. com

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america, hosted by katie pavlich. season two streaming now on fox nation.ght in america. rarely is the answer that only congress would get involved. especially when you compare politics with the game of golf and golf. you call penalties on yourself. compliment your opponent. follow the rules when no one else is looking and keep your own score. politics is where you claim you one when you didn't where you get away with what you can, regardless so you can consider me pretty skeptical that a congressional hearing is what golf needs to solve the p g, a live tour issue. there are political issues. to be sure monopolies and tax implications and foreign investment. but at the root of this battle between live in the p g, a tour lies money. that issue has vexed people. since there have been people joining us now to discuss this proposed merger and its implications is out. kick hose dan darkish, dan thank you for joining us. i do understand there are other like collateral issues, taxes, foreign investment that have government components. but are you optimistic? when

let's bring in our panel katie pavlich town hall.com. t's go to you first and get opinion from katie and juan. three new counts that have been added to this superseding indictment. two of them involve willful destruction of records. alleging that trump, walton nada and carlos de oliveira told on employee at mar-a-lago to delete security footage to keep it out of the hands of the grand jury. two counts and one count against olivier are a making false statements to fbi in a voluntary interview he didn't have to give it and then he according to the fbi lied to them. what do you make of the new counts jack smith doing about january 6th. and instead we are seeing him adding and trying to strengthen his case in the classified documents new name and two new charges. trying to delete one of the quotes was that the big guy wanted the server to be deleted. and so that's something that they are doing to show that trump was really trying to fight against jack smith getting this information. >> john: so, katie, how does this add if it adds anything be

>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine, carly hurt and katie pavlich.seventh grandchild that president biden refuses to face, and that makes him a total disgrace. the white house coldly shutting down questions about hunter's estranged 4-year-old daughter. >> this was a story in "the new york times" over the weekend about hunter biden's daughter in arkansas. does the president acknowledge this little

katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. what makes the ukraine membership so complicated. >> true. but what today was about was not actually will ukraine come into nato or not but will nato extend the invitation for a several years' long process and not to get bureaucratic. athey would have to go through several years of paperwork to get that formal invitation to join nato. why does that matter? eventually russia and ukraine will have to go to the negotiating table. and this could have been, perhaps, something they could have negotiated with i don't understand why it was dismissed by the united states, by the french and by the germans and it's emblematic of how this administration has conducted our support to the ukrainians. first, there was no aid to the ukrainians until russia invaded. that was a strategic mistake. and then afterwards, whether it was the abrams tanks, the f-16s or the cluster munitions, everything comes months and months and months after the ukrainians have asked for what they need to win. not what they n

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. >> let's bring in the panel now katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com.aushaar senior political correspondent at axios. thanks, guys, for being here today on this crazy day. josh, a lot to unpack, obviously. some of what we know went on in that courtroom. some of what we don't know. but i think the big picture here is that the u.s. attorney's office struck this deal with hunter biden's defense team. it did not hold up to scrutiny in court today. jonathan turley told me earlier in the hour it was if the judge nor rica cleared her throat and the whole deal just crumbled. >> it's a game changer and the white house was hoping at least politically to put the hunter biden scandal behind them get out of jail free politically. we don't know where this is going to lead. these are very serious charges. the big picture the president's son is facing tax and gun charges. that's pretty unprecedented when we just take a look at the big picture. and, look, we covered and we have talked about the various business scrutiny, dealings with china and ukraine officials that ar

williams senior political analysis, guy benson hosted the convention show on fox news radio and katie pavlichtownhall.com part welcome everyone i want to go and read from the actual text of what we are talking about before we get into it. i've read to the social studies curriculum there are dozens and dozens of things they want students to learn for this is part of the persian exam the rights duties and trades performed by slaves for example agricultural, painting, domestic service, blacksmithing, transportation, instruction includes how waves developed skills which could in some instances be applied for the personal benefit. guy, i know you have strong opinions on this those words of personal benefit have struck a nerve. >> yes i think the vice president is being either woefully ignorant or woefully dishonest on this issue but she is demagogue going what the state of florida has done for this a group of scholars that put together this curriculum but many of them black scholars. there is a rigorous massive amount of information students and that state must be taught on these issues. this one