judge jeanine: no, not a chance. first of all come i want to do my own laundry and i don t want them doing dishes. everything would end up in the wrong place and that s the end of it. katie: i have a room. judge jeanine: judge jeanine: i do too. judge jeanine: i yell at it to get out of the way. kat: i don t need a robot. judge jeanine: [indistinct] periods kat: you are better at making the bed then i am. jesse: he s better at making the bed? [overlapping voices] kat: and breaking the glass ceiling by using the app, ladies, take notes. harold. harold: that does a mind trick. look, the one thing i like about the robot i believe all this hacking stuff and i watched homeland when they did that thing with the vice president
your house. harold: they tried to get the money back from people. they are parting with class action law to get the money back. judge jeanine: they never tried to give me money back. [laughter] harold: you want me to give you an arcade card? judge jeanine: no thank you. you know what i do to remember? i put them in my wallet and that way when i go to the store, give them my credit card. kat: you get stressed out. one more thing is up next. whoa. okay. easy does it. we switched to liberty mutual and saved $652. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we thought we d try electric unicycles. whoa! careful, babe! saving was definitely easier. hey babe, i think i got it! it s actually. whooooa! ok, show-off! help! oh! only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
you will not tell fat americans they have to eat last. that is a way to have rights on the streets. do you think the rights in 2020 will be bad, take away food from a fat guy. have you ever seen the average slice of pie in the united states? there is a great advertisement. in france, you get a sliver. you could floss your teeth with the size of a piece of pie in france. america, a quarter of a pico maple wedge. i m down with eating less portion control, but don t tell americans they can t have seconds, and don t tell americans they can t have an appetizer pier that will lead to a bloody take away the buffets. harold: chatgpt do you use it? jesse: i don t understand it. harold: chatgpt? judge jeanine: chatgpt it scares me and i don t like the way it replaces everybody. but if you think everybody is teed off now, take their food
this has captured the country s sole attention and the people that matter are ignoring it. kat: that is a good point. where al gore and john kerry? they have no problem hopping onto the jet to talk about environmental issues somewhere but they don t want to get on the jets to bring attention to and maybe bring some water. i don t leave the water is safe to drink and drinking one glass pier that will not get you over time. it reminds me flint, michigan, an hour from where i grew up, the water is fine to drink and people are saying i m sick, i m sick. like people in east palestine and 18 months after estimated 9,000 water level to say, okay, no it s not. jesse: fiji should be sending pallets. bring them some water. judge jeanine: harold, your turn. i want you to take a listen to
heart machine or something. i don t want robots anywhere in the house. kat: one more quickly, turns out all those gift cards from grandma at a appeared americans have collected $21 billion in unspent gift cards and one hiding in a joy. till next door. harold i m creative but i can t imagine you using a gift card. harold: i get gift cards and i resemble this i have a thousand dollars or $2,000 in my house. 90-year-olds have gift cards from arcades and stuff. just piled up in drawers. jesse: just collecting dust? kat: yes. jesse: i have $10,000 in cards. kat: how do you remember to bring them? katie: i have restaurants where i forget. covid. judge jeanine: and then the restaurants closed. katie: don t tell the federal government about these billions of dollars in gift cards because they will try to tax them. kat: they will walk around