threats of violence. republicans are demanding answers. >> at this moment, the fbi is not, is treating parents as terrorist threats. and the attorney general came in front of the committee and suggest the opposite. >> attorney general garland purged himself in front of congress and should face the consequences. >> what this shows us, in fact, the parents are getting domestic terrorist treatment. oh, no we would not treat them like terrace but put them under oath and bring them before the committee and say what the world is going on question work >> greg: attorney merrick garland accused of lying under oath forcing the if you're using counterterrorism tools against parents. >> i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriot act would be used in ine circumstances of parents complaining about their children nor can i imagine the circumstances where they would be labeled domestic terrorism. >> greg: defending to defend the practice but more harm than good "a tag is merely a statistical tool to track information through reporting and the fbi has used tags from drug trafficking to human trafficking and now, i add, parents! that really clear things up, katie, no, no, no use this thing drug dealers and human slaying drivers and parents. >> katie: i read that this morning and i was like wait, what question work [laughter] so they made it worse by comparing them to actual criminals by claiming that they weren't doing it. and they also confirmed the memo from the whistle-blowers. >> greg: s. >> katie: they confirm that and obviously they are trying to squash dissent. the national school board association sent a letter to the white house and the white house staffing we have a problem with the parents and the justice department and fbi to go after them here they toss it over to doj and doj with the task force and it becomes public and then they withdraw the letter. the fbi continues with the task force. so merrick garland goes on capitol hill and claims it's not happening. the fact they have not withdrawn the task force proves this is all about squashing defense. because the left have had a lock on education for decades. the parents now are a threat to that power. and they are using the fbi, this administration, to take care of what they perceive as a problem. if you don't think the teachers unions and these leftist organizations like the national school board association has control and power go back to when the cdc was writing school guidance for masking and covid regulations, right? so they don't exactly have them influence with the justice department with the parent showing up at a school board meeting. >> greg: dana is merrick garland lying or cluelessness that allows for plausible deniability because you see this a lot with this administration. you know, joe biden where he would say he didn't know anything and you find out he does. are they deliberately not knowing things? because i do that sometimes to get out of trouble appearance before it is a good way to stay out of trouble and that can happen in washington. i wasn't in a meeting so i don't know. i take notes, i don't know. when i first got the fbi statement this morning and it come out during "america's newsroom," that makes sense, i got it wait, what? two drug traffickers? and i can imagine that the boss comes in and says, "hey, this is what we will say." great, send. wait, we can't say that list we are actually doing it. when the patriot act was reauthorized tremendously past and reauthorized, there were these concerned it would be used against american citizens. and all the safeguards put in place. we don't do that. that never happened but we would never do that, but now, citizens could be definitely forgiven for thinking it does. this is what i would say to the fbi and to merrick garland, especially at the school board association with the letter, there is no shame. maybe it is a new cycles worth of, oh, you guys are idiots. fine, that is better than trekking through and further distress the fbi. that is not something we need right now. >> greg: geraldo, i do wonder if i was wrong supporting the patriot act when people were saying this because always thinking -- there has been a lot of blunders, but this might be the biggest deal breaker for independence because everybody is apparent except for me. you are a parent. >> many times over and one more thing to litigate. >> greg: one more thing, one more time. >> geraldo: i worry about hyperventilating in congress. soon i was dismayed, i'm sorry, by the tone so, so disrespectful when they have the attorney general there for the first time, these congressmen in georgia, my home state, they know that this is not using the patriot act to snoop on. let me finish and not characterizing parents as domestic terrorists. it is the statistical tool. there was a trend of violent confrontations in the school board meetings. i understand why -- i don't like the teachers union i understand, however, how they can be alarmed, let's say, by the passion. and a lot of it mirrors what is happening right, left, trump, biden, you know it is distressing in this country. and i understand the suspicion that people have of the other side. i am dismayed by it, but -- >> greg: all right, i will take geraldo at his word but that still doesn't warrant you to use this enforcement arm to scare the or intimidate parents. >> jesse: like when the fbi opens a file on someone but they haven't opened up a formal investigation. so they are looking at narcotics traffic are pure they were looking at someone running women for the mafia. they are looking for islamic terrorist or militia man. but here's the thing, the memo says the task force involves the counterterrorism division. and the national security division and the fbi. the patriot act is the primary tool used by those divisions that allow for easy wiretapping snooping on computers, phones. >> dana: foreign national. >> jesse: inserting -- well, people in this country. you can insert informants into those things and do all kinds of things, right? so that is why this is dangerous. they have already had a meeting about according to the memo, this task force. so we need to bring these people back to the congress and say "what happened at this meeting?" this is a huge escalation and remember fbi keeps files on a lot of people and they kept on martin luther king and marilyn monroe, helen carroll or they keep it on a lot of people and is not a good thing, geraldo. it's a threat matrix against the u.s. citizens where you can share information for local state and federal law enforcement. it is not good. >> geraldo: do you concede there is an alarming entry of apparently in these very vigorous -- speed went there was one local beast that was charged. two low local beast that were charged. the other guy got arrested and that was because they covered up -- >> greg: you guys have kids. if there is an organization between you and your kids, you will get upset and that is different than being a threat and treating you like isis in cardigan sweaters, this is not. >> i will give you a hypothetical. i am a parent. you are teaching is good for you in school. >> greg: okay. >> i wouldn't, but let's be clear. [laughter] and i say, listen this is inappropriate and i want to kill you and i will burn the school down because people like you are exactly why i hate. a nonhypothetical. >> dana: and on hypothetical the attorney general have no evidence of an investigation and the only thing they went off a list national school board association letter saying apparently there were incidents appear that is what they went off in the letter withdrawn so . >> greg: all right, speaking of nothing, we have something. that is a transition period of next, the big developments and the kyle rittenhouse trail as we get closer to a verdict. ♪ ♪ your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permanent. high cholesterol and weight gain, and high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, may occur. side effects may not appear for several weeks. common side effects include sleepiness and stomach issues. movement dysfunction and restlessness are also common. you are greater than your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. what makes salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain?r than your bipolar i. salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes. must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. >> dana: major developments date 2 and kyle rittenhouse trial. the juries we watched evidence in the courtroom the night of the shooting and that happen as the defense pushes once again for a mistrial with prosecutors held key video evidence and the judge in the case. >> i don't see how anybody can say that this judge is not biased and not leaning in a certain direction. >> he is shielding kyle as if he has a child. >> this judge throughout what many people believe would be the one charge that he would be convicted of. >> his phone was going off with a phone. but we won't go into that too deeply. >> what about the judge involving rittenhouse and drawing those numbers? i've never seen that. doesn't happen? >> i've never ever seen that before. speak with the judge rick schroeder is not calling for but he will think twice about live broadcasting one of his trials. >> when i talk about problems with the media when this trial started, we were there in part. within part because of grossly irresponsible handling of what still comes out of the trial. i will tell you this, and i will think long and hard about live television of the trial next time. >> greg, he's right about the way the media has covered this but don't you think the trial was broadcast so that people could watch it themselves without media filter? >> greg: the media, it is funny people are watching it and still media lying about what is happening, sellers especially, just full of falsehood. we are at a stage every juror takes part in a trial will have to be placed in witness relocation after the trial because the media and an activist class twist them in danger because they see violence as an appropriate response if the jury doesn't come back with a decision that they want. so the media perpetuates the cycle. if there is riots they will call peaceful but then puts the cops on notice, you better not arm these peaceful protesters with the molotov cocktails. they will deliberately like those clowns ignore the facts of the case, bear the truth about jacob blake and the truth about the man that rittenhouse that rittenhouse killed in order to make sure that there is, there is trouble later. i'm not rooting for anything but justice. so i will live with whatever outcome there is. but the media plays has a lower bar for the activist class. they believe they are hate endemic behavior can include any kind of violence no matter what. i said yesterday to the audible gasps a month ago when i talked about the derek chauvin verdict that i was relieved that derek chauvin found guilty because the neighborhood would not be torched. there was a commentary and the justice being held off bench by threats of mayhem because the media will allow the activist to write for that reason. >> katie: they have received a number of threats because of the trial. 's before that might be a sign of the time the spirit we were talking about passions but then also sound like threats and thee fbi is involved. the judge, i understand why they don't want cameras in the courtroom because some ways it is a distraction and can put the jury in jeopardy we make then perhaps change their minds, but i also think that this trial being on television helped a lot of people understand what was actually happening that night. why did kyle rittenhouse feel threatened? was it self-defense? and just think, what if it wasn't on television where the prosecution witnessed and admits he had a gun pointed at kyle rittenhouse. without that we would not have known. i'm very interested in the whole process of there is a mistrial motion and when the judge can make a decision and that also includes even if they find him guilty. you can go back and say mistrial and prosecution has to start all over. we don't know what will happen but watch that closely. >> katie: geraldo can you comment on that legal expertise while the trial motion was filed? again one file previously in the trial because the prosecution is held high quality video. the jury had seen it before but low-quality and your submit a high-quality version of it. >> geraldo: i think what the defenses indicating is that they would have proceeded in a different way had they had that vivid, high quality video knew more precisely what their client did. i think a couple of things. i think on the basis of defense moving for mistrial without presence, which means the state would have a do-over, that doesn't seem they have a lot of confidence in their case for the defense to did that. why would they want a mistrial without a do-over if they thought they were winning right now? so, you know whom i'm starting to feel a little bad on the fact that deliberations are now being prolonged. but remember when i was starting in the news business decades ago, a guide, a sports guy let's go to the videotape. nowadays, because of body cams on cops and surveillance cameras everywhere and drones and cameras, the jurors are discounting the physical testimony and are asking to be their own witnesses are looking at the videotapes themselves and making a determination what they see, did rittenhouse provoke the first victim rosenbaum or was he merely trying to defend himself? if you see in the videotape, if, indeed rittenhouse is pointing the gun first and then the whole thing happens commit is different if rosenbaum in his face. >> dana: jesse, the prosecution berated by the judg, multiple times in the trial trying to introduce evidence that had been thrown out and now we are learning they didn't actually give the defense the proper evidence. >> jesse: i am so shocked how unethical lawyers can be. these guys, you know -- doctoring evidence against donald trump. they are embezzling money and shaking down people like often naughty. and remember mueller, destroyed after that witch hunt. i love these people who are supposed to be independent actors but they are just like the rest of us come a bunch of really dirty rotten scoundrels. these are rogue prosecutors. they are rogue runaway prosecutors. this is great because now we can see how dastardly they are. if you didn't have cameras, you get the press come out and lie what would happen. right now come if they didn't have a window here, the press would say it's raining. they open up the window, no rain. the press tells me it is raining. that is at the country doesn't trust the press anymore. you can see the internet now, full visibility cameras in the courtroom and you can see the actual documents. the fbi ig reports. you see a great, great time to be a life in the country. we are just being lied to interfaces. and the press is also trashing this judge. they don't like this judge because he supposed be impartial. the left hates impartiality. they want active roads and they point to the high court and a total left-winger. but the liberal justice never crosses over to the side with a conservative. it's always the can service justice crossing over because they have semblance of independence. no, no, no, they don't like the sky even though this judge appointed by a democrat and ran for election like a bunch of times the people putting them there. >> katie: and associated press line today frustrating with the difference the judge had to the defendant but innocent until proven guilty. coming up will smith gone way too far? the shocking story of a college professor trying to normalize pedophilia. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪ ♪ >> geraldo: we missed lady gaga. could it be that we have finally reached the tipping point with richard wokeness? this outrageous story you are about to hear certainly makes a powerful case that we are. and professor old dominion university in virginia attempting to normalize, yes normalize pedophilia, advocating read do you stigmatize and rebrand the deeply sick members of society. >> used the term in the title for multiple reasons. first of all, because i think it is important to use terminology for groups among members of that group want others to use for them. and that advocacy group before you act has advocated for to determine theft. they have advocated primarily because it is less stigmatizing than other terms like pedophilia. a lot of people when they hear the term, they automatically assume it means a sex offender. if it's not true and leads to a lot of misconceptions attractions to minors. >> jesse: how can a sex offender not be a pedophilia? the university coming to it since placing the professor on leave. the president of old dominion issuing the statement "i want to statement the terms possible, child sex abuse is morally wrong and has no place in our society." >> katie: you have a little more, do you want to... ... [laughter] >> geraldo: the professor said child sexual abuse is in excusable front. >> katie: and now we are ready. >> dana: and we are back. b5 and were back. i drew the line chest feeders and birthing people for women. this person goes by the pronouns they come at them and transgendered. people who warned about this language manipulation and rejection of reality leading to something like this, redefining the terms of child sex abuse and pedophilia pickets. i'm glad we have a line for the manipulation but these are the same people saying that you you should allow people like this professor of sociology and criminal justice to put drag queens in your kindergartners schools for story hour. and so if you are a parent and you are saying "no thank you" like my underage kid will not be subjected to this rejection of reality. you are not a bigot. you are perfectly within your rights of thinking that. >> geraldo: i'm flashing back to grade school in the city. i think there were drag queens entertaining the children. but listen, minor attractive person. so you know not to hire for your babysitter. the minor effective person. >> jesse: geraldo, i see this as i want to support full academic scholarship and you should be able to pursue as far as you want with controversial issues, but this is not a legitimate act of pursuit. this is trying to have a phd help with the branding for the pedophilia community and the taxpayer money, funded by the taxpayer money of old dominion school. this is like the illegal immigration. >> katie: come on! >> jesse: because illegals stigmatizing them we don't want to do that so we will just call them wanderers or something like that. you had stigma for a reason, pedophilia has a bad stigma because one of the nasty things you can do. here is what she says, just because you are attracted to a minor doesn't mean those people act on that attraction. okay here it show me someone who is attracted to a child so much, show me someone attracted to a young child as an adult hasn't tried to touch that person. who hasn't surveilled a playground or who hasn't put themselves in an environment where other children are around or maybe even watched on the internet. no, that attraction is the strongest attraction in the human body commits hormonal inside your body, chemical inside your body. nothing you can do about that. you have to keep those people away from children and stop trying to solve peddle it like it is an attraction no one pursues periods >> geraldo: but is this, dana, so stupid that it will affect, isn't wokes in retreat? isn't this like the last gasp? this is so ridiculous, such a stupid idea. >> dana: they keep given us examples to bring up here they are not stopping. i think the american people are saying "we are sick of it." i see her point, is it her? i don't know. their point. >> jesse: did i miss gender him or them? >> greg: go to hr right now. >> dana: with the point being that perhaps somebody is attracted to children but have not acted on it. i do think this has missed a point all day long, which is outrageousness of a child and the pervasiveness of all of that around the world on the world is so disgusting and it's happening all across the world. you think about one of the things the justice department recently did with that big takedown of child pornography cigna could. there is harm to the child even if not touched to the person who has the attraction and that is a huge issue. spilling the justice department just did that? >> dana: recently. >> jesse: well done, garland, stick to that, garland. >> geraldo: so a bridge too far? >> greg: i will come out against pedophilia, right? of course, of course, but the thing is everybody makes fun of people who warned that this will be happening. and then when it happens, nobody remembers the warning. we have been in this process of shifting condemnation from the deranged to those who wish to not comply to the demands of the deranged. and there are stories in which women are called trans will be of bigots because they will not have with women who have intact male. that is not from me from a left-wing paper out of england. we are at a point where -- >> draw a picture. no one understands what that means. >> greg: the point is if you do not accept what is called the new kind of a moral truth, then you are the one who is guilty of deviance. let's see if you don't want a lap dancing drag queen in your kindergarten, that is on you. that is way different than we are talking about but all of a sudden you are the uptight parent or the bigot because you won't sleep with a trans female who has male. the point of being a is -- okay, you don't want to see that step in your bedroom so why do you demand it? nobody wants it! >> geraldo: why are you so emotionally engaged? >> greg: this is a great story and jesse took my talking point, which is stigmatization exist for a reason. and it is we are in a back end way you almost agreed with the professor by saying it is biological. if it is biological commit is not free will so that means the has no choice in what their thoughts are. >> geraldo: that does not stop you from stopping them to have access to children. >> greg: that is true. >> geraldo: weather in theory or otherwise. >> jesse: i don't think they are born pedophiles something happens in their child and molested as children. and then they do that to other children. >> geraldo: would you cut the coupon out? my talking point on psychiatry? up next inflation insanity from democrats who claim republicans are happy about -- ♪ ♪ l studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, as these may be life threatening... ...or uncontrollable muscle movements, as these may be permanent. these are not all the serious side effects. now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor about latuda and pay as little as $0 for your first prescription. at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because a bit of magic unfolds when there's a ketchup for everyone. ♪ ♪ >> dana: you guys will pay with big money for the commercial break content. but it will not happen. a new political strategy to deal with inflation. point the finger at republicans. jen psaki said "g.o.p. rooting for inflation." as democrats have a spending plan and claim it will cost nothing. >> my plan to build back better for people getting folks back to work and reducing cost of child care, elder care, housing, health care, prescription drugs, 13, 13, excuse me 14 nobel warriors in economics to actually bring down the cost and reduce the deficit and it will totally be paid for it. >> dana: fact-check, not true. but when you know what this reminds me of, dana, republicans were the ones. and now, you know, guys, i've been saying that all day. and then he trots out this other thing that's been debunked. how many times to be have to debunk this guide to keep talking about this? watch box for one day we've been debunking this for a week. i don't understand, the guy trying to inflate his way out of inflation. who in their right mind says adding $5 trillion on top of the $10 trillion we spent last year will reduce inflation? on what planet does joe biden come from? >> dana: the last three weeks, i noticed their position on inflation has changed. at first but they said inflation is not happening. then they said, transitory or temporary. then they said, well, if we pass build back better inflation won't be that bad. today, they are actually saying if you pass build back better it will help inflation. and jen psaki said there is not a single economist who said this will be two more inflation when there are dozens of economists, including democrats. joe manchin has been saying that as well. jessie, i'm glad you made my point, thank you very much. i appreciate that. so they are saying this because a they are losing on the issue and trying to take it to the republicans next year with the republicans by almost double digits in a lot of these new polls. so they were trying to get ahead of it by saying "look, they were touting inflation in the ads which shows they like it, when really they have no solution to actually stop it and they are telling americans the price at the grocery store can't be helped and part of a recovering economy." so they are trying to get ahead of the narrative of using and the political point to get election next year appearance before the other thing i noticed, greg, they seem to be looking at wall street to help them. >> greg: there you go mech periods before wall street might get this build back better bill passed. >> greg: i want to be clear i'm against b-17. >> dana: okay, got it. >> greg: pedophilia. i'm confused because i thought they said inflation was a good thing but now they say republicans want inflation so shouldn't they be relieved that republicans are onboard with their economic plan? that was the point i thought you were going to make, no. >> jesse: it was a good point. >> greg: the .14 nobel laureates does that sound like, the 14 intel or 17 intel expert and that all happened to be the same name. >> geraldo: this is the point. isn't the real point that because of joe manchin and senna and other moderates in the senate democrats, this will never happen. this is never going to be passed. >> dana: think about what will happen friday congressional budget office nonpartisan scorekeeper for how much the bill will cost the american people. so the moderate democrats and senator manchin requires the video for. they are waiting to see what the score will be before they will vote on it. already because the white house knows the score will not come out in their favor, they are trying to work the rest. so these guys, they don't have the experience to say how much the irs will have to claw back from all of these americans and they don't really know and then today peter doocy asked them about that, "no, we are not trying to disparage the cbo. we just think if better xyz." so i do think joe manchin will hold strong, but yes, please finish. because there is a clear difference between the administration in the last five years, trump administration was highly entertaining and a little crazy but not harmful and they didn't go after individuals and they did not call individuals white supremacists and let them eat cake when it came to gas prices. they didn't say eat cake when it comes to inflation. all trump did was go after the media, politicians, celebrities, nba, and china. he always bunched up here this entire administration is punching down at middle americans and the working class by stating, "your gas prices are going up and that will help the environment." >> jesse: almost had something else. >> greg: you know, tough love. which i'm actually poor. >> dana: but not pedophilia? 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[laughter] >> greg: that is how the brain is reacting, 20, 30, 50 times a day. we still have the biological effect of the doorbell in our brains, wind, in fact, we can't turn off silent notifications on the phone, oh, my god. it is a false unnecessary sense of emergency that you use to feel when somebody was at your door but now it is here. you are walking around with a dork. >> dana: the problem is if you don't respond right away they send five more notifications, email. >> dana: unfriend them. to. >> katie: unfriend them my think face time in public without our phones. >> dana: terrible. >> katie: if train or plane and face time for hours with no headphones -- that happen to me. >> dana: i would have lost my mind. >> katie: i had to sit there for four hours listening to so >> dana: it is usually nonsense, what did you have for dinner? >> katie: a couple fighting, even worse. >> geraldo: that is why i would love to turn my phone off. when you have various stages and in the old days they used to have -- i used to have, you know concern about the news but now, the kids and the grandkids. >> dana: i'm not saying turn your phone off. just a notifications. >> geraldo: but if you turn it off and you don't get the notifications, right? is there something i'm missing? >> dana: [laughter] >> katie: i will teach you. it's >> greg: that should be on your gravestone. [laughter] ♪ ♪ . are you going to try it with me or be lame? >> i got to say they look delicious. they smell really good. >> really good like the best thing you have ever had. >> jesse: applebee's limited time check it outs. also check out prime time tonight. promote it with my mouth full. we have bongino. kayleigh mcenany, rand paul, senator john kennedy, larry he would driven and much more check it out 7:00. >> greg: i had kayleigh mcenany on last night. >> dana: you win. >> greg: tonight got andrew yang. >> jesse: yang gang. >> greg: don't interrupt greg's breakup news. strong intimate relationship i'm deciding that i am breaking one delta airlines. laguardia. slipped below my nose. i was asked to put it up. then flight attendant asked me if i wanted something to drink she said wine. you don't need to pull down. you can hear me, correct? that's your second warning. then she told my manager that she was going to report me and that was my second warning. and i'm thinking to myself what does that mean? i'm a frequent flier. i have been with delta for years. are they going to duct tape me to the chair? >> jesse: hopefully. >> greg: i completely shut up and shut down what does second warning mean? she was a mask nazi. this stuff is too far. i'm delg telling delta, i have your damn credit card, i have six figures of frequent flier mileage which i'm going to donate to somebody. not you. you have too much already. i have have had it. you guys suck. >> jesse: greg does not speak for "the five." i love delta. number one carrier in the country. >> dana: what delta should do in order to they should advocate for the mask mandate to be taken away. and they should be the leaders on that. >> greg: she enjoyed it. >> jesse: jess. >> geraldo: there are people who have sadistic -- >> dana: i wanted to do one more thing. diana the musical premiers live on broadway good friend of ours david brian he wrote the music and lyrics. he is the keyboardist for bon jovi. it is a fantastic show. it's about diana, princess of wales, of course, i loved it i think it's going to be a huge hit that goes on for many, many years. open on broadway. coming to new york get your tickets. don't miss it. >> geraldo, geraldo's news with geraldo actually about my daughter sol. look at her when she was a little baby. cutie kindergarten. playing piano for the first time. noted first time ♪ ♪ now flash forward to age 16. we had a recital last weekend in cleveland ♪ ♪ >> dana: wow. >> jesse: i don't notice a difference. >> geraldo: eat some more cheez-its. we love her. she is so accomplished in her own. she is so busy. so focused. here she is getting her certificate. but, the other thing is her great youtube channel, sol food is really happening. check it out. sol food on youtube. >> greg: crt. >> katie: no crt my colleague at town hall just announced has a new book coming out fire but mostly peaceful 2020 riots gas lighting of america he was in kenosha when it all went down. cities across the country last summer. his book comes out on may 3rd, 2022. you can preorder it now where books are sold. >> jesse: very clever title. >> greg: i may have to read that. julio rosas. >> greg: that's it for us. guy why did you eat that? >> jesse: going to kill another sponsor? >> greg: "special report" is up next. >> bret: did you just burp to intro me? [laughter] >> bret: thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight we are following two major stories. jurors have just been sent home for the day after the second day of deliberating the fate of the illinois teenager accused of murdering two people and wounding another during a protest in wisconsin in the summer of 2020. we have been following this. kyle rittenhouse maintaining he acted in self-defense. we will have a live report from kenosha in just a moment. first tonight the growing controversy over the bid