waters along with judge pirro. and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." brand-new pro-palestinian protests happening right now in new york city as anti-semitic threats and attacks surge in america. jewish communities are on the edge, while the biden white house focuses on islamophobia, and push hamas pro talking points. a man getting arrested by the feds after threatening to scathe a rabbi and quote every other jew he could find. a woman arrested in indiana after plowing her car into what she thought was a jewish school but she wound up smashing into a building associated with an anti-israel israeli group and in california a man killed at a pro-palestinian protest. witnesses claim the victim was struck in the face with a megaphone before falling and hitting his head on the ground. the medical examiner ruling his death a homicide and the sheriff's office has not ruled out the possibility of this being a hate crime. a witness describing what happened. listen. >> you know, i hear the bullhorn coming from across the street. and all of a is you, you know, i saw a hand fly with the bullhorn in it. when i saw the star, i saw the bullhorn come across. very easy to see from where i was. >> there is also those left wing people who have been ripping down posters of babies, innocent women and children, who are being held hostage by hamas. the white house fumbling the ball when asked to condemn it. >> is it the white house's view that these action should be condemned, the pulling down of them, or that that's form of peaceful protest? >> i have sort of kind of seen the reporting, i think it was from last week. >> 30 million videos. >> i hear you. i hear you. >> i'm just not going, i'm not going -- >> is that peaceful protests to pull that down or should they not be doing that? >> i'm not going to go into specifics on that particular thing. >> it's deeply concerning that people -- >> as it relates to a lot of reporting out there about violent protests and threats. >> kgap had to quickly clean that one up tweeting this, tearing down pictures of their loved ones who are being held hostage by hamas. >> she's on thin ice. >> i don't think she has a lot of time with the president. i could be wrong but one of the things is if you have time with the president you would know what he thinks about the news of the day, as peter alexander said, there have been many of these videos. people in america are talking about. this there was vandalism at the white house about this very issue. it's not just the tearing down of the posters, and if you can't in your gut know and say the president condemns the tearing down of the posters and is determined to get every hostage out, including the americans, and pivot and talk about the great things that biden is doing to support israel, but then for peter alexander to say can you take this question back? and -- thank goodness they have twitter, right? because before, like if you had a briefing like that it would have lasted 24 hours so i think, it was unfortunate, i'm glad you cleared it up. glad to know that's hurtful. let's not tear down the posters because tearing down the posters has become a similymbol of someg else. it something they can do to make themselves feel powerful and maybe get a video on tik tok, put it out there, show their friends and family what they are doing and there are no consequences for them. so to have the white house say it is important. the other thing is about the 69-year-old, i'm not going to call him elderly, the 69-year-old man who was killed in california. and i think about the difference between jordan neely, in the suburb of new york, was menacing people in a drugged out stew for, homeless guy that daniel penny puts in a chokehold to get him under control and danny penny is accused of homicide, right? >> man slaughter. >> he's going to be on trial for his life, and think of all the people that came out and condemned daniel penny because of racism? they said that jordan neely never deserved any of that jordan neely didn't deserve to die, he deserved more help than he got from the system that's broken. how is it i know jordan neely's name several months after that happened and paul kessler's name i've got to look down, paul kessler, that's right, i'll not forget his name and people like rashida tlaib would you be best off condemning that type of violence, instead you're out there saying from the river to the sea doesn't mean what it meets as you're playing these mind games because you know how disgusting it actually is and how people feel about that and when she says the american people are not with the president of the united states, think about that, barack obama over the weekend gave credence to what she was saying in the middle of a war when the president of the united states is now on an island trying to do the right thing and his poll numbers are dropping and we're in a situation, with anti-semitism increasing, the war increasing, and then putting more pressure on israel to take a pause so they can get hostages out. i hope they get hostages out and they are not just pressuring israel to do a pause for political purposes here at home. >> greg, we know the real threat is islamophobia. >> greg: of course. you nailed it. when it comes to the dead elderly jewish man you're seeing the opposite of how the media operates in other indents like perry or police video, suddenly restraint is employed. as it should be, all the time. but it's not. restraint is only employed when it doesn't fit their oppressed versus oppressor filter. now they urge calm and waiting for the facts because when the news -- the news is always suppressed when it's bad for the oppressed. and you notice the difference in age between these rabid hamas protestors and the jewish vigils in new york city. it's no secret that young people are naive and extreme in their beliefs. it's basically passion without wisdom. but that's the problem here. what you're seeing is what happens when adults leave the room. the democrats refuse to believe -- to police this growing malignancy among their younger peers. instead they i am police sitly endorse their woke tactics whether it's shutting down speech, pushing for censorship, saying their speech, saying the republican speech is violence. but their violence is social justice. employing the race card in everything. basically saying it's okay to riot and loot after from 2020 on. they justified all sorts of crimes in the name of social justice and now they are redefining jews not as victims of atrocities but genociders themselves. basically advocating for their extermination so the democrats have birthed and caudaled a monster and now it's out and now they are dealing with it. meanwhile the white house has decided to focus on the manufactured narrative of white supremacy for the last three years. you wanted an opportunity cost? that's an opportunity cost. they september saying there are millions of extremie ist maga h grown. now you're seeing liberal juice going holy crap. i thought these were my allies. the questions for liberals is what's left to hate? right? hatred toward the west. hatred towards experience. hatred towards achievement. even hatred towards success and hatred towards beauty. is it any coincidence that activists deface art? it's something about excellence that they despise so the big question of the liberals is, how did you expect this was going to go? more peaceful or more violent when you have been endorsing this over and over again. how did you think this would culminate? you've give an green light to future destruction and future violence? >> judge jeanine pirro. >> good to be back at the table. look, what the biden administration puts out this national strategy to combat islamophobia, anti-semitism is up by almost 400%. the 69-year-old man who was killed is an example of that it's already been ruled a homicide, but the question is where is the leadership from the white house on this? pierre couldn't answer the question about the bloody hands that are outside the white house, and, you know, i just don't want to get into the specifics and all of a sudden they are afraid of rashida tlaib. it's like petty politics in michigan. assuming it's all-pro palestinian. i don't know that it is. 17%. and the air of american vote in the united states is less than 1%. but the elections are so close they have to worry about those numbers but this white house wants to lecture all of us about hatred and extremism and then when they see it they can't say a word about it. but the thing that gets me, and the thing that's so frustrating to me, i kept saying why is it that the world is upside-down now? why is it there are these protests and calling for a cease-fire and everybody is wild, when it's never been more dangerous to be a jew in america, whether you're on college campuses, whether you're in a school that someone thinks the jewish people are in and therefore she drives her car into it. and then i started thinking about it. when isis under the name of islam was killing and beheading arabs in syria, libya and iraq there was no call for cease-fire. there were no protests, there were no people carrying flags and yelling, you know, let's protest this. and when the dictators in syria and libya, when they killed a hundred thousand arabs, there was no call for a cease-fire, nobody protested, nobody raised the flag of their country. but when arabs in the last decade, 400,000 yemens are killed by saudi arabia nobody says anything but all of a sudden when arabs are killed by jews, in a war, where under the laws of war they have a right to defend themselves because, what, 1,400 israelis were slaughtered and burnt and beheaded, then all of a sudden the whole world comes out and says how dare they kill palestinians. forget about the fact that it's war and you can do that, okay? i'm sorry, it happened in japan and in germany. but the hate is not about -- it's not passion about pro-palestinian. it's hatred of jews, and what we've got here is arabs getting angry because now they think the jew hatred, this is the way to get rid of the jews. >> it's hard to follow all of that. >> welcome back. >> you can't follow that. >> i think your voice on this is powerful, everybody has been great. the way you share this proliferation of hate and you gave us a brief history of the killings that have happened in that region and who it was instigated by, i would say, just two quick things. you have to be able to categorially demonstrably and quickly condemn acts of violence if it's political or not. and there should be no hesitation. we live in a time now where people justify their own hate toward some issue or some group of people and they feel emboldened and empowered to be able to do it. there are so many instances, judge, you took the words out of my mouth. if we cannot, those who believe the palestinians are being treated unfairly, if you cannot before you say that say what dana said and others have said on the show, release the hostages, and then a conversation about a pause or a cease-fire could seriously credibly happen but until then, the judge said it well. we're at war. and we have chosen a side in this war, and i hope my side wins. >> all right. thank you. >> coming up, time for the biden family to lawyer up. republicans ready to rain down subpoenas on hunter and james. ♪ for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. control of crohn's means everything to me. ask your gastroenterologist about skyrizi. ♪ control is everything to me ♪ learn how abbvie could help you save. hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, 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we can connect the dots because as you showed on the screen, with this series of transactions, that's called money laundering, and this was a very organized criminal enterprise by the biden family and the reason they did these complicated transactions was to disguise the source of the revenue and to deceive the irs for paying taxes. so what you're going to see in the coming weeks is a lot of loans. any time the bidens have money they are going to claim it was a loan baecause you don't have to report loansen your taxes. >> greg: david weiss is claiming politics played no part in the hunter probe of harold, you claim to be lawyer. i'm still not sure who jump defrauded and what went on there but this is absolutely so clear-cut. disguising the source, avoiding paying taxes through these interest free loans. come on, harold, this is like so easy, and yet, the media can't grasp it, but you can. >> it doesn't seem like anybody -- that's a theory, that mr. comer has, and if he can back that up with evidence, then perhaps the justice department and others will pursue the case. if he has, i can't even pronounced after what we talked about here. >> greg: subpoena. what's a subpoena? >> it's under you know what? >> if these things are to be believed, that there are 20 or 30 of them, we'll get an opportunity to see, but i don't lead to conclusions because people write checks to one another and i don't leap to conclusion because someone says it's a loan repayment. look, we had a conversation at the break about the law and about what happens when someone is charged with an assault or a manslaughter or a homicide. the same is true with these kind of incidents. if there is evidence to back this up, mr. corm has something but there is no evidence, this is a theory of the case he has and we'll have to wait to see if it can be proved. >> greg: judge, this loan thing and the fact that they are interest free, this is like a common tax cheat, isn't it? >> pretty common in my experience. in addition to the whole biden family. there is nothing more important than putting to rest a claim one way or the other that the president of the united states is corrupt and is at the head of an organized criminal enterprise. one of the issues there is, let's assume it's repayment of a loan. let me see the loan. let me see the agreement. what is the schedule of payments? and if it wasn't a loan, then joe biden is still in a pickle, because if it wasn't a loan he didn't pay taxes on $240,000. by the way, the $40,000 is 10% of $400,000 that hunter got in 2017. the same year that he said my father and i are waiting, we want our $5 million. david weiss said he wasn't impeded if his investigation at all. i don't believe that for one second. why did he ask to be special counsel? why did it take him five years to ask to be special counsel? and why did it take him five years to come up with a plea deal that was so embarrassing that no one in the justice department had ever offered it before, when i heard today that the baltimore police commissioner got jail time for less tax evasion than hunter biden did. david weiss is not an innocent player here. this is money laundering, and either joe made a loan to the family and they paid him back through chinese funds, connected to the chinese -- >> can i ask you a question. i'm not doing business with china but what would be wrong with that? what's legally wrong? >> if it's a chinese connected communist connected fuel company, where the heads of the government are on the board, then that's illegal. >> tell me what's illegal? i wouldn't do that, but i don't know what's illegal about that he was not in office. if you're saying if he did give the family a len and he paid them back, we're going to make some assumptions, i don't know what's illegal about that. >> because they are promising something in return for that money. what did they give them in return for that you know contract law. >> maybe they said we'll give you help in the government. >> maybe. >> i'm just trying to figure it out. >> i believe it's called quid pro quo, which i just coined. >> quid pro joe. >> he wasn't in office. i hear everybody saying he was not in office. i get it i just want to get the law down. >> they were paying him for what he did when he was in office. this came in right after he was eight years in the white house. and he took action as vice president, and he took action favorable to china when he was president. it doesn't take a genius to figure it out, haired. if i can figure it out, you can figure it out, haired. biden says he's a big believer in fate. i'm a big believer in karma and if you lie and take bribes and hide it for all these years it will come back to bite you and this is coming back to bite him right now. his base, biden is leaving, at the same time comer is closing in. biden is totally exposed. you need a strong solid big base to defend some of these investigations. he doesn't have that and now i know because i know the media better than it knows itself, when that 40,000, 10% for the big guy came in and all i heard was crickets from the press, that tells me they know it's bad and they aren't even going to attempt to try to hide it. >> greg: on that note which is in a rare form, jesse, it makes sense, it is incredible, this is basically being spoon fed to the media. this is something you can follow and you can make a great story but they won't. >> and the president's staff and the campaign staff, and the lawyers, their job is to make you think this is very complicated. their job is to make you believe there is reasonable doubt in the court of public opinion. but i can even do 10% math, right? so they get the $400,000 payment. it goes into a checking account that has no money in it and all of a sudden later that day they gate 40% check. okay, that makes sense to me. 10% for the big guy. >> greg: see harold, women can do math. i like what you said in the break. [laughter] >> i'm in agreement, too. the other thing -- >> di not say that. >> part of the quid pro quo was the access. it's just access, and it's like, that's why, for example, you have powerful people on retainer, just in case scenario that you might need them at some point. it doesn't necessarily mean that you do something specific. it means i have you on retainer in case i get arrested and i need you to bail me out, rye, judge? >> absolutely. because you know you'll get in trouble one way or the other. >> the knife should have their own board of people on law enforcement just in case. >> yes. 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chase. make more of what's yours. >> democrats are panicking like never before over new swing state polls showing joe biden getting demolished by donald trump. the former president, you like that, huh? the former president is making huge inroads with key groups that carried biden to the white house. a congresswoman getting confronted over why black voters are losing faith in biden but all she could do was insult their intelligence. >> their feelings are dictating their reality. their reality is they said they feel better or they felt better when trump was in office. but we've been trying to push back. we've got some very popular african-american artists that are out here saying things like, oh, i got checks when trump was in office. i want those checks again. we also have an issue as it relates to civics in this country and people not understanding exactly how any of this works. >> judge pirro: and morning joe is having a new meltdown over biden's mad poll numbers. he his the problem is they are not going after trump hard enough. >> whoever inside the white house is telling joe biden not to attack donald trump, stop it. seriously. stop it. all right? and maybe start a lawn service with push lawn mowers, because you don't know what you're doing. you don't know what you're talking about. and you're costing the president. >> judge pirro: all right. harold, how condescending is it for an african-american congresswoman to say that black americans are basically too dumb to understand civics and reality. >> i think any politician that's condon sending when they sayre those things, irony is more politically delicious. crime is on the minds of black voters. nation and the lack of buying power, diminished buying power is on the minds of every voter including black voters. what's happening at our border, and how you think about your future and your kids education. these are the banks in poll six. young congresswoman, i hope she reflects on what she said because i think she's entirely wrong and she should be hopeful her own constituents view and hear what she said because they may have second thoughts about her ability to represent them if you believe black voters somehow or another are wrong because they want more money. that somehow they are wrong because they want safer neighborhoods. somehow they are wrong because they want their kids to go to good schools. politicians need to meet voters where they are and they all go to better places. politics, and there is a long line, who tell them they are dog better, healthier than they think and safer than they think, a lot of them are home right now. >> judge pirro: just to follow up on that, jesse. >> joe is right. >> judge pirro: thanks. we'll file that. the reality is they felt better when trump was in office, i mean, even she recognizes that african-americans, i mean, they had less unemployment ever than in the history of this country, and also, 22% of the black vote so far. >> according to the poll. >> "new york times" poll. >> i think we should be treating voters the way i treat women. which is -- i don't tell them what they are feeling is wrong. also, i don't like when people speak on behalf of their own race. that's why i don't speak on behalf of white people. >> you don't? >> i thought uyou were going to say? . >> with respect to hugh hilt, can i have permission to speak on behalf of all black americans. >> absolutely. 1%. >> i didn't think would you say yes. i have nothing prepared in. that case, harold, i would say you're right for the first time. there is no difference between blacks and whites especially when it comes to the economy. gas still costs the same when you fill it up no matter what color you are. a big mac meal $18 no matter what kind of race you are. >> true. >> it's still impossible to buy a house because houses are at 8%, doesn't matter what race you are. >> true. >> she said black people and white people liked that free money. that we got during the pandemic. it's the same thing, so i don't think she should say those things and when it comes to trump, greg, you're going to love this he's like a contractor with a horrible attitude. comes into your house. place probably smells like smoke. rude to everybody at the house. his car probably runs over your grass a little bit, but, you know what? judge, he remodels the kitchen like a genius, wife is thrilled, looks spectacular. joe biden comes in late and overbudget and that's why people don't like him. can't get results. >> joe biden -- joe scarborough proves what we've been saying all along, it's about keeping trump out of office and not bettering the lives of americans. >> you could tell they were worried because you saw in that clip mica was double fisting. >> look at that. >> got her mug. she's like, god knows what's going on over there. look, do blacks not understand biden omics? no one understands it, including joe biden. joe biden's true biden onmics. it's getting money from foreign countries and getting it to him. if only he could expand that idea to the rest of us that would really be generous, but there is one set of economics for him and another set for us. i would ask blacks, were you better off four years ago? of course you are. which raises the question, with all the hyperbole over identity politics and white supremacy, merely deception tools to convince blacks that the democrats were their own ally, that you couldn't trust the other party because they were racist and it's the republicans who will victimize you, not the democrats, who tell you that you're constantly oppressed, so they keep you in their pocket. it's one way to keep the races at each others' throat so you don't see how bad the libs have been treating you. >> dana, the best question for you, if joe biden's numbers are so bad right now and we're a year out, what does he have to do? >> well, they will say the fundamentals of their race are strong and that the economy is going to get better and people are going to realize that bidenomics. what did he do yesterday? a president can do anything any day that he wants, and what he chose to do, an event yesterday with amtrak, and announcing they were getting $25 billion. i think it was billion, yes. and again, like in the previous block, this is not complicated. rent is too high, jobs aren't plentiful, hard to get a mortgage, difficult on the school front in terms of getting school choice although it's getting better in some places, and i think of guy benson. guy benson -- >> me, too. >> speaking for black america, guy benson, he was on the podcast after the debate in milwaukee. he took a uber to the airport and his driver was a black woman who wanted to talk about politics. she saw his credentials, want to talk about it, she said, look, i'm paraphrasing but basically she said, i'm a black woman in milwaukee, i'm a democrat. but i could understand why many people in my family will not want to vote for him next year because we're all working two jobs. we're all more stressed than we were and nothing is better for us today than it was when biden took office. so -- >> great stress reducer, ice plunge. i recommend it to black women, white women, everybody. >> i'm never doing that? >> no? never? >> not in the wintertime. >> okay. ice plunge for me. >> judge pirro: outrage after a high school male field hockey player knocks the teeth out of a female athlete. ♪ with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. thenase is obligated to support them. it's just a way of taking care of each other. we need your help. please contribute $11 per month to support their efforts by visiting t2t.org. ♪ >> should boys be playing on the girls team. a shock field hockey injury at a school in massachusetts is sparking debate over just that issue. a female player accidentally struck in the mouth in a point blank shot by a male on the opposing team. they were left traumatized and begging the state to change their equal rights amendment which allows male athletes to play on girls teams if that sport is not offered at the school for the boy. >> that's a weird interpretation of equal rights. maybe they have written that it way in massachusetts but is this what the equal rights amendment there was intended to do? >> i haven't read that equal rights amendment but the way they are interpreting it is basically saying the equal rights amendment says that you cannot deny someone participation on a team based upon gender, okay? so to me, i've always been offended by the transgenders. i've always been offended by the leah thomases swimming as women against women. but this is worse because you're not swimming in your own lane. this is literally combat. and these men, who historically are stronger than women, that's the end of it, being allowed to compete with women in this kind of sport, is dangerous, and i'm not surprised at what happened. i'm sure she was wearing a mouth guard. apparently her injuries were so horrible, whether it was an accident or a guy who was so confident i'm going to show these women how to play, the whole stadium apparently was traumatized by what happened. she lost teeth. she lost -- she was all full of blood. this was very serious so you've got men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, field hockey, let men do their own field hockey and in a situation where there is combat men should not be allowed to play in women's sports. >> you share the judge's view, jesse? i know you have two daughters who compete in swimming. >> jesse: yes, this isn't some slender waif out there. this guy is a co-captain and four year all county, so he's winding up and just smacking the shot, and i had the room look at. this a female volleyball player, she spikes it at about 50 miles per hour. a male volleyball player can spike it 80. back up. what about softball? female softball player can mitt the ball 55 miles per hour. a male softball player, 90 miles per hour so if he rips one straight back into the pitcher's face forget about teeth. hits you right here, you could die. i mean, this is putting women's, not just records in danger, their lives in danger. >> football, some women are playing on men's football teams in high school, and even college. >> usually kickers. >> but some -- >> not a lot of contact. >> how do you -- does that make you think about this in a different way? >> not really. i think adults can be reasonable here and as i covered this morning in massachusetts it does say if this is not a field hockey team for both genders everybody plays together. it seems ridiculous and it doesn't feel like you have to go through the whole court system and have an election to decide that this is not a good idea. that actually happened to my sister in a co-ed softball game. she was playing, i believe, third base and took one right to the head from a guy, and in colorado, there are loot of these co-ed teams, it may be a fluke thing, but she never played again and she was very fortunate, she had a great surgeon who did some stitches for her, but it could have been much worse. it was much worse for a volleyball player in north carolina because one of those guys spiked the ball. it changed her whole life. she was on track to get a scholarship at a four-year school she wanted to go to. she didn't get to go to that school, so it did change her livelihood and her future. >> greg, your thoughts on this? >> greg: yes, i look at this stuff case-by-case. that's how i would roll. >> i'm in the news. >> i don't mind co-ed sports. it's kind of fun. like we used to play co-ed softball. pickle ball, very popular among the co-eds at the villages. cornhole, that's fun co-ed but there is an effort to erase distinctions between male and female chippeds up hurting both sexes bullet nationally you're seeing now it's more so on women in women's sports. men happen to be better at some things than women. and women happen to be better at some things than men but you can't say that right? and that's kind of where we are right now, where you can break a woman's nose or her teeth under the guise of gender equity. i don't know about the case here because frankly, i don't care about field hockey. i didn't even know what it is until today. >> they didn't have field hockey in north carolina when you grew up? >> no. >> sure they did? >> no. >> it's what rich people do. >> no, it's not. >> that's lacrosse. >> up next, tech is turning us into mindless zombies. ♪ i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping is fast and reliable. remember. keep it simple. make gold your new standard. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900, 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. ♪ >> technology is turning our brains to mush. a viral reddit post is asking for those born between 1990 what school do you possess that no one uses anymore? 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