biden s chances for re-election are nose diving and his campaign is getting very nervous. cnn describes the uneasiness can that many democrats feel about a president whose age is twice his approval rating. and this from axios describing how private polls show the same hurdle as public ones, brutally low popularity on the pop partopicsthat matter most to vo. biden getting crushed on handling of crime and inflation. not death by one issue but half a dozen at once. it gets worse, is he even imagining to alienating his strongest voting block, his unwavering support for israel, which has been america s policy for many decades eastern during their bloody counteroffensive turning off a big chunk of both younger voters and also at odds with many african-american voters a recent quinnipiac poll found that 51% of voters under 35 say they disprove of the united states sending weapons and military support to israel. that s a much higher figure than the 28% of americans who oppose such
everyone. i m judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, katie pavlich, and brian kilmeade, who is here from this morning. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. on president biden on the world stage for the d-day 80th anniversary in normandy and doing very little to dispel concerns about his diminishing the mental acuity following a bombshell wall street journal reported that claims he is slipg due to age. the president looking lost while getting out of the car, and later seen shuffling from event to event. social media erupting over one moment where joe awkwardly fumbles for his seat as other dignitaries remain standing. distinguished guests, please welcome the honorable lloyd jay aust and ii, secretary of defense of the united states of america. judge jeanine: meanwhile the white house is turning into a cleanup crew as they attack the wall street journal report. they have been urging democrats who were interviewed for the expose
coming. wasn t even in theater. we had to rush back to fight a counteroffensive that didn t stick. and we were amassing all of these men write in southern england. they have the whole channel mind and they thought we were going north but we went to normandy instead, put the 82nd on the 101st right over top with the parachutes, and then we just lit up all of the defenses that the germans had lined up all along the coastline, and in the tanks rolled in, and the raft rolled in. we lost 200,000 men, and then we joined forces, pushed down, and liberated paris in about two months. it was an amazing god bless america. one more thing is up next when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it s safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i ve been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works.
statement coming together on one file and made to the government. if doj has that, then this is a tough case for congressman santos to defend. george santos is known to just about everyone. he became a national punch line of sorts. he had his own saturday night live impression. one of the most famous or infamous freshman members of this class here, even before you get to what s now happened, the indictment. then you have the fact that for true legal nerds, the public integrity unit that deals with these cases has had its wins and losses. jack smith now known for overseeing the trump probes ran this unit. they have had misses. for example, where they went after people like ted stevens, then a sitting senator, john edwards, a former candidate who like george santos was controversial but the cases didn t stick. how does that when you go after a sit member of congress, but of course that s not
rachel that s quite a concept. but when you have a dad who is a devout catholic and a mom who s a very observant jew, you ve got to compromise. you ve got to make adjustments, you ve got to innovate something new. and that s what we did in the rivera family. now, first, it wasn t so easy. my dad from puerto rico, my mom from newark, new jersey, they got together right here in new york on 42nd street, a child s cafeteria. my mom was a waitress. my dad was in charge of the kitchen. help! they fell in love. and there you had a romeo and juliet story. but with a happy ending. so what we do about christmas, what we do about hanukkah. my mom insisted that my dad convert to judaism when they got married. it didn t go through the formal process. but he acknowledged to the world that yes, indeed, now he was jewish. i mean, that didn t stick, but he really tried initially. so my mom was in charge of the holiday season. now, hanukkah is very different from christmas.