I am Jesse Watters with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, martha maccallum, and greg gutfeld. Its 5 00 in New York City and this is the five. Its the big moment weve been waiting for, the second republican primary debate just hours away. It all starts at 9 00 eastern and can catch it on fox news and fox business. Its no ordinary debate. Our very own dana perino is comoderating along with Stuart Varney and ilia called her own. Getting dana ready for this is harder than it seems. We had no choice but to send harold ford jr. To california to help her out. They think i am here to help her. Get my stuff out of the trunk. That would be the help you could provide. Harold, thank you. Also dont wrinkle anything. Sorry, sorry, sorry. The moderator is here. Get out of the way. Im sorry. Somebody please get the door. Dana is here. Can someone open the door question with the moderator is coming. The moderator is here. Can you tell us where to go . Martha harold, what is all this stuff . This gut
i felt like this was the one that i ve been waiting for. maybe it was too good to be true. did he love me or was this all a game? a beautiful businesswoman falls for a dashing doctor. but her daughters have doubts. i had lots of suspicions. she thinks his fingernails are dirty. this does not look to her like the hands of an actual doctor. who was this guy? his nickname was dirty john . this woman knew him all too well. i started snooping and i found everything. this reporter made some unnerving discoveries, too. he scared a lot of people. he swindled a lot of people. the story of his dirty deeds riveted the nation in a hit podcast. this is dirty john . but dirty was about to turn dark. he s got duct tape, he s got all the tools ready to kidnap her. will this mom and her daughters learn the truth in time? she was in a panic. she said, i saw john outside in a car. a story ending in savagely that would stun even a police. there s no way he g
And say if you are in our country illegally, a single crime is too many. Talk about adding outrage to insults. Already breaking our laws, and then committing crimes. And there are an awful lot of crimes committed by people here illegally, and by noncitizens more broadly. The u. S. Sentencing Commission Says 44 of all federal inmates are noncitizens. Thats a huge number. Why wouldnt we be upset by that . Yeah, so, that federal data is only for federal prisoners, as you probably know. Tucker thats right. Federal prisoners account for fewer than 10 of all prisoners in the United States, and thats not representative of other crimes. Ill give you an example in 2016, almost 18,000 Homicide Convictions in the United States, but only 85 through the federal court because they simply dont prosecute homicide. So if you want to take a look nationwide at convictions and incarcerations of people by Immigration Status, thats a much better way to do it. Tucker well, you cant. No. It would be. Hold on,
A look at the latest news and headlines of the day features discussions of politics and culture, analysis of Political Correctness in Campus Craziness and. A look at the latest news and headlines of the day features discussions of politics and culture, analysis of Political Correctness in Campus Craziness and. Identity i certainly havent because i would be punished for it. A lot of people are punished for identity theft. What are you talking about . Tucker more than 10 Million People are living and working in this country using fake federal identification. They are not punished for that. You dont think they should be punished for it. I would be punished if i did it. Do you see the Double Standard . You defend the rights of people who arent even citizens and actual citizens like me would go to jail for it. I dont think that nativeborn americans or foreignborn people should have to prove and ask the government for permission by showing a piece of paper to get a job. Thats not what this c
senior reporter ben collins talk more about this. so i think in the run up to 2024, to november and what comes after november, a lot of folks are wondering what has happened to this movement, where has it gone. has it gone underground, now because of these prosecutions and incarcerations, especially of many of the leaders of these movements? i think some you have gone underground. so we will have just done exactly what they were doing. i think we ve done a poor job in this country, normalizing the stuff. and i do want to bring up, as we get into the next year, i think we should look to overtime. and i have a quote, hopefully it s up there on the screen. it says the practice of violence, like all action, change the world. the most probable change is a more violent world. that s some reflections 1969. and, that s what we re living through right now. it s a more violent world. yeah, a more violent world, where this sort of thing is okay to them, because they are not disputin