and she heard a female voice but she couldn t see the female. at 18-wheeler cab you are going to be able to see the woman in there. then said they tied her hands up like this. and they took pictures of her naked. and you can go online and see pictures of people naked. why are you just going to tie someone up, take pictures, and not do anything? jeanine: she said they did nothing else. jesse: that makes no sense. and then she said they didn t tie her up, because they did not want to leave compression marks on the wrists. because when i could not people, that is the first thing i think: don t leave compression marks. jeanine: best part of it as she came home with just her right sock on and had $107. [laughter] dana: hopefully she gets the help she needs. jessica: that s what you meant to say, jesse. dana: and also that she has to pay for the consequence, for the things that she caused.
and they want money. dana: that s it? jesse: maybe four things. the pandemic gave health experts all of those things at once. and they had their 15 minutes. they got book deals. they got on cable tv. everybody in america was listening to them and they were bossing us all around and whenever they would say to do something, okay, okay. and then, all of a sudden, they were wrong and covid was over and they were still clinging to the power. and you know people like that. you know doctors that are still trying to get on television. even though covid has been over for a long time but they still want to get on tv and they still want to make everything about covid. it is not about covid anymore. jeanine: thank you. dr. potter chair, robert malone, peter mccullen, they were ostracized. why are we doing it to these
he didn t pay. this was bizarre, something i had never seen before. more icing on the cake, telling us that crime has become a regular part of life. it has become kind of a police state in san francisco. i don t know how else to describe it. jesse: and while the liberal media gets a crash course on crime, we are learning that mexican drug cartels are fueling america s shoplifting search. they are selling the stolen stuff online and then wandering the path know my profits through, guess where, chinese brokers. dana, cnn finally discovered crime is a crisis in san francisco. dana: this is after they made fun of us for pointing it out last year. greg: two years. dana: around the same time they said there was no crime in new york city because two of their anchors had been approached, we love your show, everything is fine in new york. car service, guaranteed, it is
you are going to pay for this. jesse: what is the joe biden anti-cartel strategy, jessica? jessica: i don t know exactly what it is. okay, well we are tied for once. no, i don t know i don t have the policy off the top of my head. i know it is something he has spoken about and it is obviously something he has spoken about. i know he has spoken to the mexican president about it and things are going better at the border, whether using the cpb one app which seems to be working with 1215 people a day registering for that so we know who is actually coming into the country versus streaming across artifact that border crossings are down 70% writ large. to dana s point, i didn t think it was at least some semblance of good news that if this is organized, some prayer of stopping it and it isn t every single average american is be happy to walk into stores and ripping us off and walking around town like zombies strung out on whatever, this is a coordinated attack that hopefully we can have
and that is another level of twisted to all of this. greg: that s a good point. jessica: oh, thank you. greg: we never follow these stories because we know they are going to fall apart. we always know we know we were sitting in the green room during smollett, saying this thing is not going to last, we knew it was faked. than msnbc always incentivizes these things to early. jessica: but it is news. it is an important new story. what he three missing kids and there is nothing, maybe it is all the estrogen and mom in me, i hear something like that, immediately heartstrings pulled so hard and you want to know more. dana: there was also money involved. crime stoppers offered $5,000 reward, an anonymous donor kicked in $25,000, 60 other concerned citizens donated money and made that polarized over $63,000. dana: oh, jesse. [laughs]