for smash and grab. >> i'm disappointed that they are not doing more to take safety and make it a priority, for example we have retailers that will institute plans like having security officers in the store. >> we actually see a lot of these allegations of organized retail stores not hanging out like the walgreens in california and -- >> jesse: entirely democrats viewing that nonsense for the white house to condemn it. >> we don't agree. we have seen these extremely disturbing videos showing retail and major retailers state and local leaders like governor gavin newsom have identified a serious concern. we agree. that is the reason why we have sent additional support from the fbi providing additional assistance. >> jesse: while some liberal prosecutors say the crime search is not real 12 major cities are setting crime. and hitting close to home, fox news rebuilding all-american christmas tree after and arsonists set it on fire. the police and firefighters responding quickly and thankfully no one was hurt. all right, greg, no one likes the tree more than you did to. >> greg: a terrific loss of my life. actually, it is, it is pretty wearable. the tree is basically representing of the kind of violence fueled by mental illness that has become pretty much part of everyday city life. we have abandoned the deranged and i use it as scientific, they were criminally deranged people living on the street. we are merely, merely an experiment where progressives have never really thought about what happens when you allow unstable and dangerous people into the general public. well, they assault women. we have seen that. they assault elderly women. we have seen that an elderly asian women. that used to be a hate crime, right? is it still a hate crime because we don't hear about it? and now you see a tree getting burned down. a lot of this crime, we know what is causing it. we don't have to deal with the problem anymore. it has to do, the change in language using the umbrella term of "homeless" which consists of a lot of factions. immediately we are told to assume it is people down on their luck, but it is not just that. you have drifters, you have junkies, the mentally ill, the criminally deranged. we were told the idea of the homeless were benign family to miss one family of rent. you walk up and down the streets of new york and you see the consequences of mayor de blasio's under failure. we gave $1 billion to deal with this. we have no idea where the money went. meanwhile innocent civilians, tourists and people times square's broad daylight are getting there asses kicked and murdered on the streets. we want to get them off of the streets because they are a danger to themselves as well. but protest, mayor who doesn't give a flying f. there is only one solution and people have to start suing the city that release thugs and the mentally ill up at the street to brutalize people. there is a guy that beat two women in new york and he was released. then he went and beat another woman savagely at 99:00 a.m. on a sunday. he was let out again. these are the courts. we don't have guns in new york so we can't protect ourselves. the cops only arrive after the crime. the only thing left is to go after the court to sue the cities. whether class action suit, but this stuff has to stop. >> jesse: do you think that has the effect of people started slapping lawsuits on this, judge? >> jeanine: it depends. a lot of people call covered by sovereign immunity. but here is the problem, it all lies in the legislature. this whole issue has to do with the revolving door of justice, whether the revolving door of justice as it relates to criminals or the revolving door when it relates to mental illness. we don't know that this guy was mentally ill. everybody wants to say they were mentally ill, crazy. i think they are evil. there is a big difference. he has two prior public intoxication, drug arrest and one public intoxication. there is nothing indicates necessarily -- maybe he's off his rocker. i wouldn't climb up that street. but here is the problem, the problem is that we are meant to live with those that are dangerous to us in the community. as a judge, my power always stems from the ability to take someone out of society who i thought was a danger to himself or others. it is called a 7:30 in new york. then you send in the bellevue and they can sit there and a while indian allies. the bottom line is, when lori lori lightfoot comes out, you are full of crap the people who owned the stores, you are telling them to stand down. it is you, lori lightfoot. i'm second tired of people talking about the fact, we have to worry about these people but no come i want to worry about the innocent victim. and larry halfs to beat it out of philadelphia, booted out of philadelphia along with dan stone. they are literally killing us and injuring us. >> jesse: how do you feel about all this, dana? >> dana: i concur with everything but i'm baffled by the effort to down slide the rising rate of crime and murder across the country by the federal administration. i understand the press secretary said the doj is helping a little bit. i assume that is pretty weak sauce compared to what people are saying. when you had one of the police officers today and the stats came out about the 12 cities, he said up in rochester that this is like a war zone. people are actually seeing this with their own eyes. i think we need a surge to deal with it. i think a lot of the money that they want to spend build back better ought to be in the prison system into the court system. if the courts are backed up or you don't have enough prison guards or an of police, that is where i would put the money, i may not all, okay, but a great majority of it there because people do not feel safe. people will not vote for you if you tell them, you're fine. nope, don't worry. murder capital, don't worry of. the war zone on the it's not real. that is what larry said in philadelphia. people will not vote for them. they will vote for people i will keep you safe. who was saying that right now? >> katie: i am saying it. >> greg: you are a conservative now that you are pregnant. >> katie: for one more week. >> jesse: does "the new york times" know about this trade that it's caught on fire? >> katie: they will just have to plow through. >> dana: you are coming along. >> katie: it was in "the new york times" and in my bible. so eric adams is saying -- and there are some mayors across the country and specifically the police chief are leading this surge of making it clear to people and even higher positions of power that what is going on on the ground, they don't have enough support or enough police officers who have stayed in their jobs or want to answer the calls. they know things will not turn out as well for them as they did before. and we can see how we got to this place. but i think it relates to the conversation from last week about where we will see decisions between the d.a. and the council member and the police officer, the police chief and out the administration. i do believe joe biden gets this. this is how he talked on the campaign trail. he is the first one to come out about the looting and this is different than the george floyd protest. this is ransacking and taking what you want. so i hope we will check more that direction. as always, because this is on film, this is why this is happening. this is why people are going to jail that might not be able to get away with it and what is going on with the stores. you can't say they are not being looted because it is on film. >> katie: >> greg: >> jeanine: who's going to jail? the violent crime that affects all of us. but to record everything is making a difference in people's ability. >> jesse: from the reporting the guy that lit the tree on fire will get out today or tomorrow. not a felony arson what he did. >> jeanine: it is an offense under new york law where he has to be bailed. >> jesse: right. >> jeanine: forget about it, the value is tied to the community. >> dana: how will he do bail if he doesn't have any money? >> jesse: hopefully, they take away his letter. coming up joe biden ordering the corrupt liberal media to save his presidency. ♪ ♪ it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. 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. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: president biden trying to pressure the media to give him better coverage. the white house is not happy how the press has been talking about inflation prices. so a group of senior officials are reportedly holding secret meetings with major outlets and more or worse them into positive coverage. it looks like "the view" got the message loud and clear. speak with the question is why don't people want to hear the good news for a change, you know? is that what we need to hear when something good is happening here? you know, people are not picking up on the good stuff. i believe that is because maybe not for training him as a winner. they are minimizing what he is doing. >> when upside down the americans will understand if republicans take control of the country again, we are done as a country. we are done! now believe it. >> judge jeanine: to actually applaud. what do you say, jesse? >> jesse: that is an enlightened crowd. do you realize how bad things must be for democrat president to be begging democrats in the media for a better spin? haven't they done enough, judge? they ignored the border and cheerleader to all of the mandates. why inflation is actually a good thing. what else could they do? it is like me telling johnny, johnny, you have to do more. you are not doing enough. what else could johnny do breastfeed? the thing going on is this, biden has some nerve to ask the press. he turns around like a step every time he's talking and to t down interview since may and last time i checked december. he clowns around the town hall with linen or cooper. he hasn't set down with ap, reuters, "washington post," "new york times," "wall street journal" and complains about bad coverage? he's not telling his agenda because a poor communicator. so going to all the journalist and saying "can you be a little more like jen psaki?" try to be a little bit more like her. and results would sell themselves. if he was reducing crime, inflation, illegal immigration. >> judge jeanine: the point is -- they are saying he's not communicating properly. is he not communicating right or jesse right limited interviews and the bumper strategy. >> dana: i have to imagine if i were the newsrooms that got one of these visits, excuse me? we haven't talked to him. we can ask jen psaki questions, she is very available and answers the questions. might not like the answers but that is what they are. he is not selling it. these headlines, biden's communicators are to blame. no, they are not and they miss opportunities all the time. the other day, they could have had a great press conference, guess what, omicron out as lethal as you thought. this is great news, guess what, you did not have to wear a mask on a plane. they can make decisions based on science, actually that would help them. but this is the same white house that demanded better coverage for the amazing airlift out of afghanistan and people pulling off of a plane. this is the white house that said republicans were the ones who wanted to defund the police. they had to backtrack on that. they said inflation wasn't happening. in people just basically seeing in their own lives but the statistics that come out. i have to hand it to them to go in and they know they have a problem so they will go in my don't think it will change. "the view" say we should celebrate the win it will not change the fact when you see somebody at the grocery store in front of you counting up the items and having to put away the right rice krispies treat ingredients and i heard this on a podcast, that stuff is real. >> judge jeanine: it is real but greg what about the underselling of the good news? what is the good news? >> greg: it is hilarious. this reminds me of a guy going to another guy and pleading with them to talk him up in front of a girl he likes. [laughter] i do that when i talked to the ceo about jesse. but think about it when "the view" becomes your public relations arm. i guess the cast from team mom was busy. it is amazing how robotic that was, but i love how a secret meeting behind the scenes and it acknowledges the fact that the biden white house is, indeed, a facade and storefront of gunsmoke. this fake, all the other stuff going on and they don't know what the hell is going on. i love the good old days where trump, trump would talk to anybody and everybody. you know exactly what he was thinking. of course, he did call, the only people he called in the news were common to arians. he never went to -- we didn't call that bret baier. i don't know. but everything he said on the phone he would say on tv. joe doesn't talk to anybody except himself muttering in the yard. >> judge jeanine: all right, jesse, the white house has three senior officials trying to talk to the press you're the one i thought was most interesting to sway the press to give better coverage was the poor tomboy. i guess, he will tell them the supply chain problem is not as bad is we think it is. >> kennedy: ports are top of mind of people. the good news, actually i thought this was interesting today joe manchin put out he carries around a card of the administration accomplishments, joe manchin who i find relentlessly negative actually with the democratic caucus walked around and talked about the covid relief act, talked bipartisan infrastructure act. people need money and they like money and republicans love money more than democrats do. >> jesse: go ahead. >> kennedy: they clearly know there is a problem and there two things today with my interest, one joe manchin carries around a card and two show inflation with table issues are top of mind for basically every voter no matter what. and that is what they are having to run against. having a envoy to have this conversation or people who aren't joe biden who actually does well in these interviews is not going to happen for the american public. so that means to switch around for for the midterms come around. people want to see the president. >> judge jeanine: i have democrats now turning fast on biden vaccine mandates. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck. it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. 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[laughter] >> jesse: not one, not two but all vaccine mandates got rocked by the court. i remember someone sat right there in a mustache and told me these vaccine mandates were perfectly legal. i remember hearing a lot about that. now biden delayed his own government mandates until after christmas. so he will fire you after the holidays instead of before the holidays, which is great. you are faxed if you have your two shots and faxed if you have a booster but now we have to get your dog vaccinated and he will get from pfizer by the way. and you can't have -- you have to have flexibility in some sort of religious exemption, medical exemption where it feels too heavy-handed. at this point, biden blames all his problems on covid and tries to vaccinate his way out. you will never get 100% vaccination rate in this country so he needs to get that through the his head. >> kennedy: i got really nervous when you set a mustache, but by the way, greg. >> greg: if you want a mustache, you can have a mustache. this is 2021. >> kennedy: i don't want it, thank you. >> greg: this is a dream come true for communist. ever present variant lets the government into your life more and more to control it and whenever one goes away they can pop up another month. suddenly, they like the police because the police have no control over what they decide. so the please end up enforcing these rules. it can only go in dark places, mayor driftwood -- this is my question to you, he's pushing mandates as he leaves the office and he leaves in five days with the medics to come in and leaves but my question is what is he trying to gain out of this? is there something here financially that de blasio has a connection with pharmaceutical companies? >> kennedy: i think he wants to be governor in new york and needs to win a primary so get to the left and if this is the way to do it on his way out. that's what i think. i think he also doesn't like eric adams. >> greg: it is a political, financial moves in my mind. by the way, one less thing to my don't understand why people don't understand that you can be against vaccination mandates. i'm against mandates. you are against that? people live in this polarizing universe. it's got to stop. >> kennedy: all right, he had a verdict in the jussie smollett trial. the details coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. ♪ ♪ >> greg: we could get a verdict at any moment for houck stirred jussie smollett. the jury deliberating right now after both sides made a case. the house of cards. and saying osundairo brothers are certified lawyers, but the prosecutors from one ink the jury there is a mountain of evidence against the actor. judge, predictions? >> judge jeanine: guilty and i will tell you why. i lived in chicago for three years, but the idea that you will meet up with these guys, one of whom you had a relationship within a bath house at 2:00 in the morning a cold night chicago when you go out to buy eggs. and you decide to have a sandwich. what happened to your diet that you said you had your eggs on? and you text message the osundairo brothers giving your location. none of it makes sense. he will be found guilty in probation because it's not a big offense. but he will get his sued for the amount of time the police tried to solve the crime. >> greg: there you go, jessica, you saw the media at support him up front and people said, how gullible but my belief is the media is so acceptable to the hoax because we have been inundated with this constant that america is hopelessly racist and that guy is on the streets. you have to have that bolstered and programmed to believe that. >> kennedy: i think that is true to a great sense and hopefully, don't speak out right away. it is a terrible crime and we will investigate the celebrity factor in what motivated jussie smollett to do this in the first place and made it a national news story because it would have been something they dealt with on a small scale and it's ridiculous. >> greg: there's a lot of hate crime, jesse. what do you make of this? will the media own up to their idiocy? >> jesse: no, do you remember the hot cheerleader had a crush on a nerd and the nerd bought it and got dressed up for the prompt? it was actually a prank? i never saw this movie but every movie and that '80s, right? the media is the nerd. this girl, would never be like a guy for you what are you thinking? use your head. this is the weirdest analogy. >> greg: i get it. >> jesse: this is a typical cnn story, right? and unvaxxed maga had climbs the top of a confederate statue shooting burning crosses out of his ar-15 had a transgender immigrants rights rally. look at the headline like that, that can't be true. the rest of the media looks at the headline, "breaking news" the top of confederate statue shooting flames. isn't that just the most patriotic -- >> greg: that is the point. >> judge jeanine: i'm following. >> jesse: trump was a russian agent. the most patriotic president of all times. hello? like baby faced choir boy and gang raping people. come on, they are not from philly. i'm from philly and common sense. if the media was from philly they would know these are hoaxes. >> greg: dana if he gets off and doesn't get probation, is not going away, right? >> dana: i like how we said in the state of testimony he attention. kevin williams at this point about jussie smollett if he is guilty of perjury, that is a felony and illinois. you would get five years five years in prison and $25,000 in fines. $25 he should pay but he should do the time. >> greg: "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. earn about covid-19, freestyle libre 2. the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right, welcome back to "the five." we are going to do "the fastest" but surprise, a baby shower. wait -- >> kennedy: oh, my god! >> dana: happy baby. >> judge jeanine: more cupcakes. >> dana: excellent. >> greg: a baby shower. >> jesse: a baby shower. >> kennedy: so cute, and everyone in my nearer so they definitely coordinated this. >> greg: i spent a lot of time on this. >> dana: greg, a gift for jessica. >> dana: are these lemurs or a sloth? >> greg: there's another thing in there. >> judge jeanine: i love it. there is more? >> that has to be next to the crib at all times. >> jessica: we don't have wallpaper but just to walls painted. and now i know. and you can send me -- >> judge jeanine: let me get the bags. i will be the mother. jesse. >> greg: i feel like i'm at "the view." >> judge jeanine: the due date is a week from today. very pregnant. >> jessica: to a little republican growing inside of me. >> greg: you have to read it. >> dana: and nice little republican. a nice nonpartisan guest from jesse. >> greg: i'm amazing. what did you get me? >> judge jeanine: this is from me. >> jessica: thank you. >> judge jeanine: you're welcome. >> judge jeanine: what is the flavor of these cupcakes? i'm not supposed to eat this. >> jessica: got it. >> greg: may be will take a bite. [overlapping voices] >> jesse: i love it. >> jessica: cute, a towel and hat. a little big. >> judge jeanine: you are having a big baby. >> jessica: not that big. >> judge jeanine: give it two months. >> jessica: by the way, the judge made me stand up. you have gotten so big. >> dana: this his hungarian beach toy from the u.k. and also this is from the staff for you. you have done a great job with it. >> jessica: it is a library of all their favorite books. the one is "how i saved the world" in there? >> jessica: i've never heard of that one. you know that one? >> dana: the surprise do not in there. some parenting advice to watch this. >> jessica, we heard the news, you are having a baby. >> a good parenting tip is this, wine. >> the other thing is this: if you have to name a uncle on "the five," please don't make it greg. that's all i ask. >> congratulations to jessica and beloved husband brian. you, my friend are about to find out why a tire it is so popular. so the question, no point here, just some highlights. >> remember they don't listen to a word you say. they just watch you carefully. good luck. we are excited for you. >> here is the deal at the first baby is the hardest would not let that stop you from having more. >> the second one is harder than the first. >> he's wrong. [laughter] the first is harder. >> congratulations. >> congratulations, enjoy every snuggle and enjoy every moment. you will be a great mom. >> hey, jessica plus one, congratulations i'm so happy for you. a little parenting advice. be a benevolent dictator, you were in charge. teach them about the value of conversation particularly with family. >> enjoy your baby and that beautiful, wonderful smell and connection. >> jessica, congratulations. we are happy for you. parenting, four boys i have a lot but for girls, they melt my heart and i'm done. so good luck. you will be the best. >> enjoy your new adventure. a lot to love from cleveland, ohio. >> congratulations, so happy for you, jessica it goes by in a flash. >> that first look in your baby's eyes when you see the magic of life and the first tax deduction. congratulations. >> jessica, congratulations. the happiest day in your life is about to come upon you. the only advice i have is to try to get a little sleep now. i don't remember the last time i got sleep. >> don't take too many pictures. take the time to just be where you are and to hold that baby and spend time with it. you will be a fantastic mom. >> the question is, what if the baby grows up to be a conservative? i don't know, just a thought. anyway come in all seriousness, congratulations. we love you, we are happy for you and we wish you the best. >> jessica: thank you. >> dana: are you surprised? this >> greg: that is part 1, we have part 2. >> judge jeanine: the first thing is say goodbye to sleep, say goodbye to sleep, okay, right, jesse? i like that you prepared for the sacrament. >> dana: he was ready for all of that. we have one final, brian and the teleprompter. his first time on "the five" on television. >> judge jeanine: hi, brian. >> jessica: apparently been craving but tell us about the sandwich and tell us about brian? brian is lovely and the sandwich is lovely >> jessica: i've been eating mostly hot dogs. >> judge jeanine: what is that? >> jessica: a pastrami sandwich. 's before buying your love story so incredible. are you counting the days until the baby is here? >> jesse: just wait, congratulations. >> dana: congratulations, the baby is due in a week. congratulations from everyone. 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[laughter] there are a few. >> jesse: all right, greg? >> greg: all right. let's do this. greg's workout fits. you know as you work out at a gym as much as i do, it's important to be able to handle free weights, use the right form and above all don't be bouncing the weights because i think it's cool like this fellow here who was trying to do dead lifts. his form it's rough. he is throwing it down. there are people around in the gym that are just don't need to hear that really? that's all i got to say. >> dana: hurt his back doing that. >> greg: definitely. >> jesse: judge? >> judge jeanine: don't you hate it when unvarietied aunts and uncles want to see you. always at your doorstep. one colorado family got a shock of the lifetime when this visitor and at the door. take a look. ♪ a mask elk used antler to ring the front doorbell. since no one came to the door the erd decided to treat himself quick snack. spent several minutes munching on the flowers by the door. after the fill of flowers went to nibbling. >> greg: it wasn't an ant it wat was antler. you didn't even know that. >> judge jeanine: i did. >> jesse: went right over my head. >> jessica: let's do this. my first time being able to do this jessica's christmas sweater news. also that picture head shot when i was thin so nice to look at. i will get back there one day. take a look at the world's most expensive christmas sweater coming in at $34,000. the artist is aden from west london. rain o. rain deer and starry night. 2,000 swarovski crystals. silc and 150 diamonds in the collar. >> judge jeanine: diamonds? >> jessica: you like it now? then we have he had natural history museum in london another sweat tore show you. animatronic saurus rex. partialment. do with that as you well. fits snuggly on the t rex upper body and neck. tiniest arms. that was the big challenge. >> dana: tiny arms. >> jesse: when the check comes. >> jessica: can't make to my wallet. >> jesse: what happened to the steroids? asteroids? smoking? >> judge jeanine: i know that's not true. >> jesse: that's it for us. >> bret: jessica is having a baby and dana has a dog. >> dana: yep. >> bret: i'm learning things all the time. >> jessica: thank you so much. >> bret: get sleep while you can. >> jessica: that's what i have heard. i'm going to bed right now. >> bret: thanks, guys. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, america's crime crisis officials in the nation's two largest cities are dealing with skyrocketing violent crime that is gripping the country including enemy places soaring homicide figures and also high profile holiday season smash and grab robberies.