same, doubling down on vaccines and masks to stop the spread and here's what he said just a few moments ago. >> president biden: this new variant as a cause of concern but not a cause to panic. on thursday i will put forward a detailed strategy outline on how we will fight this covid this winter, not was shot shut down for lockdowns but with widespread vaccination, blister testing and much more. [applause] in the meantime, the best protection is getting fully vaccinated. getting the booster shot. i urge all americans who haven't yet to come and get that done. get it done today. we are going to keep fighting through this and every tool we have. >> jesse: but americans are buying what joe biden and selling when it comes to the pandemic. only 40% of voters think he's done a good job compared to 64% just six months ago. then if there is the big problems with inflation and the supply chain crisis that the white house has repeatedly blamed on covid. jen psaki has some new spin to beth about. >> we are out there, democrats and others are out there, and taking steps to lower the costs. what is the republican plan for lowering costs, for addressing inflation? do something they were very concerned about that they don't seem to have any solutions for. >> jesse: are you buying that spin? >> dana: i would say the republicans are dumping a whole bunch more money into the government that will actually lead to inflation. that's a plan, the plan to not spend his still a plan. just because you are adding more money to the deficit or budget doesn't mean that you don't have a plan. actually think what president biden has done the past couple days is pretty good. he said we are not going back to lockdowns, i think he knows that that is number one not necessary but also politically untenable. he maxed out on his covid credit card and now he wants to continue to swipe it but everyone's like new, you are next out, you don't have any more room to run on that. plus things are different now. to his point we have vaccines, he doesn't bring up the fact that a couple of companies, maybe three now that have a therapeutic pill that could be used for treatments. we are still waiting to find out more about the omicron variant, he could be that it's more transmissible but less deadly and might have milder side effects for people so that means more of us get immunity and we can move on with our lives from there. >> jesse: what are these new things that will be in this plan thursday? >> greg: i don't know. whenever i talk in absolutes i'm not 100% wrong. >> greg: while easter consistent. >> jesse: anyway. this all comes down to good faith. do you believe the leader operates in good faith under similar circumstances? he spread lies when he was running for president about the vaccine and yet allowed violence to unfold because he knew it would hurt the republicans. he never really cared about the making people, he cared about his party. he had an issue labeling half of america's racist or deplorable's or whatever you call them but the fact is you can't trust them. he's disconnected from reality. he is exempting federal workers from the restrictions that he's applying to everyone else and again that's an unlevel playing field. he is not a unifier. my point is if we thought he was operating at a good faith and that he was cognitively capable, we probably would be okay with him but there are too many mistakes that he is made. and this is a huge -- at the pandemic is probably one of the biggest recent problems in history and crisis he is make the leader become a part of so disconnected that he can't be trusted to make sound decisions? i don't believe he's capable of making sound decisions because i've been watching. this guy makes mr. magoo look like winston churchill. forgive me if i'm just like, i'm not there for this. and zero-point, what was i going to say? >> think about what her point was. >> that means overuse the covid credit card and i think we had enough, if you do another shut down, there's going to be actual credible resistance, not the kind of hashtag resistance you saw when trump was elected, the stuff will be for real. >> greg: and emily, who is that vax mandate got shot down by the court and then he delayed his federal vexed mandate until after the holidays so it's kind of as if everything has been defanged. >> dana: absolutely, but to hear him talk about it you would think that it would happen. remember back in march when he was a candidate and he said no wall stops the coronavirus, no travel ban stops the coronavirus. cut to, all of that has changed to who is sitting in the white house because according to him, all that has -- of the policy is exactly the same. back then it was seen a of xenophobic and now it's working for some reason. now he set on pushing back any type of punitive behavior or punitive repercussions to these people in the military who are choosing not to be vaccinated, right now, there's a tremendous fight going on between the national guard and the pentagon under his watch in his direction and those guys aren't going to get paid. just today they were going back and forth with the press secretary and the pentagon saying they are not going to get paid to come up they're not going to do operations and that's a real threat to those families who are trying to learn that the omicron their livelihoods and put food on the table. that's just one more disconnect that is credit card has been overused by. and he couldn't even get the name right, he was calling it omicron. >> it's like a marble character. all right geraldo geraldo, your thoughts? >> i think the analysis is in partisan, i think he's taken the next steps he possibly can given the fact he doesn't know very much, but by saying no new lockdowns, i think that's a very important moderation. it hasn't worked to calm the markets, we had another awful day today and that's 2 out of 3 so we are down over a thousand points since friday. but i also think having just returned from the newly independent republic of barbados as you know over the weekend, you know, they don't have a travel ban. you have to show your proof of vaccine, vaccination, and you have to take a test. that, i think, is the key to life. show proof of vaccine, take a test and go wherever you want to. i'm i think travel ban's are ridiculously disruptive and we seen a proven time and time again. >> jesse: while they worked with china. >> geraldo: they worked with a communist repressive country. before they had a travel ban. 5g said it saved hundreds if not thousands of lives. they do work, you have to admit. >> geraldo: i think travel ban's are ridiculous and national boundaries are reportorial he drawn. when you start saying that you can go from vermont to new hampshire new hampshire, what are you talking about? >> greg: but instead he want people to show their papers. statement but have travel ban and have our border wide open seems a little ridiculous. >> jesse: and that's when i don't buy them will be taking this seriously, anymore ridiculous commentary, geraldo? >> dana: if you have a metaphor that you would like everyone to -- >> geraldo: while brace yourselves. i think you got to give the guy a few days to get his arms around this new variance. with all due respect, you want to see what the thing is all about and whether we should be in a panic about it, i hope not, i don't think so, i think the cases that have been presented so far i've been relatively mild, i don't think there will be a big spike in hospitalizations but when that starts picking up we will know there is real fear behind this. >> jesse: why think it would help if it he redirected his anger, maybe that would help with the goodwill that greg was talking about. >> greg: what does china have to do with the china virus? you should have stayed in barbados. >> jesse: next, cnn corruption on steroids. chris cuomo on air with shocking reports what he did to his brothers accusers. ♪ ♪ once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. so it was a happy ending... now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. or get started with internet and voice for $64.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee. give your business the gift of savings today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> emily: cnn's credibility crisis just got a whole lot worse, the liberal network allowing chris cuomo on the air last night with despite newly released bombshell text messages showing chris trying to dig up dirt on the women accusing his brother andrew cuomo of sexual harassment. the anchor texting at top aid about one of the accusers saying, i have a lead with the sweating girl. and in another text she writes rumor going around political one or two more people coming out tomorrow. can you check your sources. cuomo responded, no one has heard that yet. the message contradicted what viewers told cuomo back in august. >> i'm not an advisor, i'm her brother. i was there to listen and offer my take. my advice to my brother was simple and consistent. oh, no, what you did. >> liberal network says it's reviewing the documents and seeking additional clarity on what chris did. like they need any more time. meanwhile chris says he calls a criticism not legitimate and blames media noise. >> greg: i'm going to defend chris cuomo saying if a box anchor had been doing this, cnn would demand of that scalp until he looked like brian stelter. and he's not defending it because he thinks he's going to get the 9:00, fat chance. my theory is as long as it read as employee to come no one should ever be fired. ♪ ♪ is a pompous self-involved and that's what you love him. if you get rid of him i lose to have at least 3-5 segments a week of fun on my show. i am so pro cuomo i'm going out there. talk about him being fired, that's rich. that's too much. because cuomo isn't a racist. read is a bona fide out of the closet they get who repeatedly uses the word white as a derogatory adjectives and says they are inferior. this is 2021, where they employed a racist and prime time who literally is derogatory towards an entire race. and she says the words out loud and cuomo is nothing like that, until she's gone, i'm on king cuomo. >> she's good. >> she's a racist, she has white people. >> emily: we now know chris was leaning on his sources to potentially -- contribute or potentially contribute witness or intimidation. this is insidious. the one if there is lots of things here. one, what he told the audience. you saw that. in the clip, like i was just being a brother. if he had said that from the beginning or even set i'm going to take a leave of absence, i want to help my brother, it should be reporting on this, then trying to come up that would have been one thing. but he did do that. it's not just msnbc calling for him to be fired, it's one of the accusers for andrew cuomo who saying that he should be fired. to me that's all a bit more credible. the me too movement is well and truly dead if they don't do something about this. also, how much does he disrespect the bosses at cnn? and one last thing. what we have our emails and text messages because the attorney general is doing this. what you don't have is what was set on any phone call because everybody knows the phone call as we figure out exactly what you're going to say. we know that they've joined conference calls because of all that so i think it's an incredibly terrible judgment on his part. >> emily: he did try unsuccessfully to get rid of that text evidence, and to his point about the higher-ups at cnn, as former executive producer published an op-ed detailing a physical sexual harassment encounter which he didn't deny. in fact he apologize for it in writing. let me point out, it was the exact same scenario that his brother's criminally prosecuted for. it's forcible touching on the. under his watch, under his policy, not governor cuomo instated. the irony of this is not lost on anyone and he sits there night after night on air. >> jesse: he's already on thin ice. so if you are zacher you have to go through the motions and look like you are a legitimate news organization but they are disinformation and if they are presenting. the guys i has treated guy on cnn, you just re-signed him, sewed do you have to cut them loose? is he damaged goods and is he worth all the trouble that you're getting right now, or a could you kind of weather the storm and instead just suspend him for two weeks, take stock afterwards and give the guy another shot and hope no one really notices? is he going to be contrite if you do? you are looking at the ratings, they have three more years of biden's poison and they are in deep, deep trouble. so who do you replace cuomo with at night? it doesn't seem like they have a big strategy here. >> emily: as long as at present doesn't harass or contribute, you think it would be a good choice. rolling stone is leading the charge, an article with the headline said chris cuomo getting caught for doing something that any other journalist would be fired for. npr on board at the independent, the list goes on. he has no one in his corner it seems except for zuckerberg. >> geraldo: i don't think any of those liberal organizations, i think they are all hysterical from time to time. a couple of things, i think chris cuomo is my protege and i helped him learn the business. he was my host on my talk show as i trying to transition out and he is a friend so i'll give you that first. secondly as far as i know there was no allegation from august on that he used his program in any way to help his brother. so that's the difference between what he does behind the scenes as a private citizen and what he's doing as an anchor using cnn to manipulate what's going on. i think that would've been much, much, much worse. thirdly i hear no one mentioning anymore, letitia james. the attorney general of new york state which is the most historically left-wing public official. she is a rabbit in her ambition to be governor. she announced that her candidacy for governor even as she was trying to get rid of governor andrew cuomo, it is fraught with politics and this whole thing is filthy. i think that zucker is a right to keep his powder dry. let's see if indeed chris used his position. >> greg: when he put it that way it's kind of enjoyable because the spotlight cuomo was a conservative but he has been no friend to an independent thinker. he is a lockstep leftist and watching them devour themselves is actually enjoyable. so letitia james, is not much less -- he's as liberal as she is if you listen to his editorials. >> emily: i think she is diabolic. the new york taxpayer thanks to open the books and we now know paid almost $5 million in legal fees for the elder brother cuomo. all right, fine. got to go. >> geraldo: the fact that she drops us at the same time she drops her candidacy, you don't think that's good timing? 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>> dana: from the prosecutor standpoint and the the pullback by police, the prosecutors wanting no cash bail or even prosecuting the crime, there's going to be over recall. and that's going to send shock waves. when they vote for a criminal justice reform they absolutely must collate all types of law enforcement there. they refuse to prosecute anything in crime has skyrocketed. likelihoods have been destroyed and now san francisco supervisor has proposed, will make it easier for businesses to hire sheriff's armed and also in their uniforms, paid for by the business and it's on afterward he hours. so when you said the biggest role by government plays is keeping its citizens safe, that's exactly what our taxes pay for but in san francisco where taxes are sky-high, they are residents paid to be safe and yet the city and lets them down in that regard. so business owners have to pay twice for the same law enforcement officers to stand and be potentially killed on the line of duty like law enforcement officer nishida who was gunned down during one of those looting's which we can't say because it's racist because he was protecting ironically in a news crew and oakland. that same media that failed to call this for what it is, an abomination to be one on that note, is a new free-speech crackdown coming? what twitter did ceos say has conservatives worried. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> geraldo: george harrison later in the program, there will be a special regard to george on the 20th anniversary of his passing. but the segment is about twitter and going through a major change in leadership, the crackdown on free speech could be coming as a result. jack dorsey, the guy with the big beard, he's been replaced by his former chief technology officer who is raising eyebrows with these past comments. "our role is not to be bound by the first amendment but our role is to serve a healthy public conversation at our moves are reflective of things that we believe lead it to a healthier public conversation. before i address that, i have to say that the real scandal is that the taliban spokesman said he'll shaheen still has more twitter followers than i do. geraldo rivera, if you're a true patriot, please let me pass you up. >> i think it's obscured by that big bushy beard. so should twitter be bound by the first amendment? it's a private company. >> greg: it's a private company lie because this thing didn't exist before but we are using these things as if it was a public domain so it is censorship. we know that he is biased because in his previous tweets he does show an alliance. if he had a real company i say the word, falls, he should reinstate trump. because trump showed everybody the primary reason why twitter matters. that you use that to bypass legacy media and the elite classes by creating your own carpool lane. you chat by everybody else and at times of course he was hilarious, then he was cruel, and insane, but it was transformative. trump understood twitter better than the people who run twitter which, no wonder why they threw him off. but if they had some stones, they should put trump back up but if they don't, is more to the woke than jack dorsey was. >> geraldo: is the trump ban legit? given the fact that they believe he was fermenting civil disorder and distrust in our institutions, was the trump hand out legit from their point of view? >> dana: as long as you are on a private company train, yeah. and i'm might ban me after what i have to say. but do you really think it can get worse than jack dorsey? america, think about this for a second. he was flawed, but at least you could get to him and he would be somewhat responsive. basically this guy is saying we will determine what a healthy conversation is. now there is legislation in congress, bipartisan legislation honestly that would require these companies to be more of a neutral platform. i don't know if it will pass. and there's the point. it is twitter allowed to ban people? of course. but if you think that it can't get worse, i think it will. also the new ceo has all these tweets, going back like ten years and some of them are ridiculous. you're about to take over this company and you don't know how to delete tweets? that seems kind of strange. >> geraldo: talk about deleting tweets, isn't it worrisome that your tweet lives forever, no matter how many times you delete it, it could still surface for this or that. they can't delete, can't get rid of your history. >> greg: i can't see another short list giraldo yet everyone sends them. so i have one from the bottom. sick man. >> geraldo: i was talking in my native language. >> you are banned. but the new guy sucks. [laughter] >> dana: you're going to get banned. >> greg: you send means that you've liked on twitter. it's like the best part of the day, or you see all these guys that go film people looting where they film antifa, you won't be able to do that anymore. they are not going to allow that. this reminds me of the future. like when everything goes wrong in the future, everyone wears a gray and then you have some overlord walking down a hallway that's all been disinfected. then he looks at me and i have a micro type in my abs. and he shows me my social credit score. very funny. then he bans me to like maintain and puts me in a timeout because i have negatively contributed to the healthy conversation. >> but you have instagram, why worry about one social beget platform when there are so many? >> first of all i love that in your future, everyone wears gray. the monochromatic notice of it or whatever. but to your question, i think unfortunately twitter is a use platform among the youth which is why 90% of preteens referenced including twitter, the online enter harassment and bullying they suffer is contributing directly to suicidal ideation. the scariest part of comments was twitter's role in recommending content and how he directs people's attention to leading up healthy public conversation so the notion that people are actually free to read what they want and people voicing their thoughts equally, conservative or not, is such a joke. these guys are manufacturing what you see, what preteens see and what anorexics see on all of those platforms and we just laugh it up. to your point i would take that red pill in the future and if it meant we were banished to montana i would take it all day but twitter is the worst of all those platforms. >> geraldo: went out the conservatives mount arrival that is formidable? >> geraldo: the biden administration once again is proving that they can be clueless and out of touch. ♪ ♪ [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] ♪ ♪ >> greg: the biden administration once again proving a lot of touch they really are. check out the solution from transportation secretary pete buttigieg for soaring gas prices. >> families once they own an electric vehicle don't have to worry about gas prices again. people who stand to benefit most from owning an e vehicle are often rural residents who have the longest distance to drive and burn the most gas and underserved urban residents in areas where there are high gas prices and lower income. >> greg: emily, i'm aware you have a crush on him, he's not going to return the favor. but set aside the infatuation and tell me, what do you think make sense? >> emily: i think this makes sense in a vacuum and that's a problem, that's am a medic of this administration. op-ed in the cloud and nowhere near reality or what normal americans are thinking about and care about and it pete buttigieg to me is like a dog with a java complaint on the airport, like so excited for a job. so he's earnest and he means it. the problem is, instead of the $55,000 average cost of an electric car, people want to for the gas for the car they have now. they want to afford the products of the store, the trucking losses, and everything. he gets an "a" for effort. >> greg: "a" for effort, dana, what grade do you give him? >> dana: i hate that question. basically this is his get a green job moment. remember when john kerry was like, you lost your job? all of the subsidies they will throat electric vehicles, i understand there would be a transition but what if you park on the street? where are you going to plug that thing in? that's an electric charging station of the country, it's going to be such a mess. that was a joke and i believe him alone. that's like a vacuum cleaner. that's $30. and he needs to do that. >> emily: my sister won price is right in college. >> geraldo: nobody asked me about smog is real, electric vehicles are the future. let them get the tax credit. the batteries will get better and they look at the higher capacity. >> greg: do you own an electric car? >> geraldo: i own a bentley. after mike >> greg: i rest my case. >> emily: that's amazing. >> greg: "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ . . so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th ♪ >> jesse: time now for one more thing. greg? >> greg: all right, it's time for greg's year in history, history, history. [laughter] >> greg: this happened exactly one year ago today. >> oh boy. as a conservative woman you know you are not going to get the glowing profile so you get [bleep] done. >> get your stuff done. >> greg: yes, best monday after thanksgiving. deign i had another great point. >> jesse: christmas came early. >> greg: dana who swears. >> dana: i apologize, i didn't mean to say that. >> greg: memories of a filthy, filthy woman. remember didn't like that in those social distancing days. >> dana: my feet didn't reach the rung of the school. >> greg: that doesn't happen to me i'm 6 feet tall. >> jesse: very good. i like looking back at that cyber monday, guys. it's over but you can still get good deals at the fox news shop. 20% off, people. we have good items here. not only long sleeved tee and a tumbler which i think emily took but we have a "watters' world" christmas ornament. the only thing they have ever made for me. but i love it, merry christmas, get your "watters' world" ornament. get your shirts and socks. >> dana: a globe. >> jesse: not happy about it but put it on the tree. >> dana: i would put it on my tree. >> jesse: flying off the shelves. dana? >> dana: christmas list to santa including penguins get their letters to santa in the box. they get it right. and my producer karen got them exactly what they wanted which is my book "everything will be okay." actually a wonderful independent book shop in point pleasant, new jersey, the little point book shop they are having a special sale this week if you order by book by december 5th. get a personalized copy signed by me in time for christmas. go to the little point book shop.com. it's adorable. and everybody should buy their books at independent bookstore. >> jesse: it is a good time. >> dana: that should be your new year's resolution, everyone. >> jesse: plugging our books again. geraldo? >> geraldo: 20 years ago this week george harrison the quittle quiet beentle passed. he was great guy. 15 years before his death, almost exactly, i interviewed him for entertainment tonight. just before we started our daytime show. and here is a clip of george heroin son. >> how long are you going to rock and roll. >> i don't know just fall over. >> geraldo: rock forever. tax man. got my mind set on you my sweet lord. i met him back 1971 when he did a concert in madison square garden. the concert bangladesh ringo starr the beatles great. >> jesse: very good. emily? >> emily: we have our annual people bring their dogs to take pictures with santa 11 to 1. the organ humane society rescues 11,000 pets each year. what you are looking at ardiri winery this saturday. >> geraldo: oregon? >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next with bret. >> bret: what's amaze something dana's potty mouth appears this time of year. >> jesse: it's a tradition. [laughter] >> dana: check my schedule and figure out why. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier breaking tonight in the last few minutes receiving word a federal judge in wilmington, square is blocking a biden administration covid-19 vaccination rule for healthcare workers that's coming from the wire services judge applying that ruling nationwide where the mandate is still in effect.