record retired narratives like this. >> if you are vaccinated and boosted coming you are highly protected. you know, be concerned about omicron, but don't be alarmed. and if you are unvaccinated coming you have some reason to be alarmed. there is no excuse, no excuse for anyone being unvaccinated. this continues to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. if you are vaccinated and boosted, you may get covid, but you are highly protected against severe illness. >> greg: no excuse. of the president not spending much time on his testing failure, people forced to wait in line and can't get at home tests. but joe biden claims he is making progress. >> i know this remains frustrating, believe me, it is frustrating to me. but we are making improvements. with more capacity of her in person tests we should see weight line shortened and more appointments freed up, google covid tests near me to find the nearest site where you can get a test most often and free. >> greg: that's our president. as far as the test, the white house says it has not finalized the contracts to buy them. once they do get the tests americans can go to a yet to be built government website to get them, because we know those work so well. so, dana, we were promised a winter of death, and now we have a winter of failure and incompetence. this guy had every opportunity to fast-track rapid testing and decided not to, and now we are stuck with this. >> dana: even during the trump administration that was not great, and that's what was supposed to help the biden administration itself, so they had ample warning. what makes me sad is when they said that they had no idea that omicron was going to be this way? you learn this in biology class, but we also knew because of what we had seen with delta. so it was, and i have people standing in line for three hours and the president says, he knows that is frustrating and it's frustrating to him too. he is not sitting outside for three hours waiting for tests, and we are depleting our small supply of tests by testing everybody who does not even need a test. the other thing that i am going to take exception to is when he said that this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. i vaccinated and i am glad i am, because i feel protected from serious illness or hospitalization or even death, that said, i have two vaccines, i was boosted, i also got a flu shot and i spent the whole entire week of christmas sick as can be after getting two negative rapid test, one positive, and a negative in order to come back to work. this is no longer about the unvaccinated, we are all suffering from it. people in this building across the country having skeletal staffs because people have to isolate for ten days. within the cdc says we will make it five, but you might have to have a negative test? where are we going to get the test? we have a serious communications problem. the center for disease control is completely losing it with the american public. there is no credibility. it just when you might need it most. at this point you cannot continue to divide the vaccinated from the unvaccinated when it comes to omicron, because everybody can spread it if you are vaccinated or not vaccinated, so we need to be smart and do things like wash our hands, even things like for example in japan they have a very good culture of when they are sick, they are protective of their vulnerable, we can adopt things like that, but you cannot say that this is just a pandemic of the unvaccinated anymore. it is affecting all of us. >> greg: i think you just spoke for the soul of america. that everybody is so fed up that we realize our leaders aren't too leading. it's time for america to say this is officially going to be over. geraldo i think you have been holed up for some time, how are you doing? >> geraldo: i have. i'm in my basement cave, gray good, where you have living. i am vaccinated to moderna and then boosted with the pfizer booster, i thought for sure i was immune, i've been very hard on the unvaccinated as dana suggests, and eat some humble pie in that regard, because i went to key west, florida, with my family on vacation, and guess what, i came back with a scratchy throat and insist i did not need a test, because i was vaccinated and boosted. and then erica, my wife insisted, so a couple of days by the time i finally got the appointment, i take the test and erica is negative and i am positive. it was shocking to me. it was -- in some ways embarrassing. i did not quite know how to respond to it, so i did what i usually do, i went on twitter. [laughs] it is very frustrating, i think that to spare the president undo criticism, i think that what he should really be criticized for is the ruthless treatment of donald trump by joe biden regarding testing. you know, trump had problems with testing, but nothing of the colossal order of this magnitude. this is really -- you know, i don't know anybody now whose family is untouched by this. >> greg: it's true. and jesse, you have been a true warrior in this ugly pandemic. i heard from people that you actually went out and got your own lunch on your own, you picked up a salad. and i mean, it's kind of amazing. people don't understand what that means when jesse goes to get his own lunch. that means the media suffering. >> jesse: you are right. we talked about a skeletal staff, i already had a skeletal staff, now my staff is me. >> greg: you're making it through like a real hero, are you excited of our government website that is going to solve all of this? >> jesse: yes, and if i need a test i will google it. can you imagine if donald trump told people to google where to get a test with lines around the block? here's the good news, i went to the gym today about 6:30 in the morning and i am keeping my new year's resolution and waking up early now. and i stroll into the gym in my building and the guy who is on the board of the building was doing the elliptical, he turns to me and he says, where's your mask? i said, wait? we are doing the mask thing again? he said yes we sent out an email to everybody in the building. and i said, okay, you want me to go get one? i go get one, walk upstairs, put the mask on, do a high intensity workout with the mask, extremely challenging, greg, and as i am leaving, i say that this guy a real big shot and looks at me and says i'm sorry to have to ask you to do that, but i'm a doctor and i can't risk getting the cron. because then i have to leave the hospital for ten days and i'm short-staffed, and can't take the risk. i said doctor, how much longer is this going to last? he said i think this is going to be over and about a month. there will be so much immunity pushed through the population that it's going to decelerate the virus and i said where have i heard that before? so not only has greg gutfeld told me it is over in a month, but this really intelligent doctor, who is my neighbor, because they were live in a really nice building -- but i had to confirm. so i looked at history and i saw the last two pandemics, spanish flu, asian flu, they both lasted three years and they both continued 3-4 waves, we are in the third year and we are on the fourth wave, so if history is any guide, we are going to get rid of this nasty beast pretty soon. i just don't know why joe biden did not know that as he has literally been around for 100 years. and he should have manage the expectations better. >> greg: judge, it's interesting, highly stressful time and we are living in pestilence, and yet, generally, experiences like that create big leaders, and in this case if you look at the democratic party, no one has actually stepped up to lead. usually in times of war or economic downturns, they are somebody that comes up and raises up, and we have not seen it at least on the democrat side? >> jeanine: because there is no one, there is absolutely no one, when i heard that joe biden was going to have a press conference today i said to myself, jeanine, what are the chances are that he is going to say you have to get vaccinated and boosted and wear a mask? nothing that the president said during the press conference made anything any clearer in fact it made things less clear. we know that you have to stay in quarantine for ten days unless somebody decided it should be five days. and it used to be you had to test yourself to be able to come out of quarantine, now they are saying don't test yourself, because the pcr test is going to say that you are positive for the next 12 weeks. and if you want to test yourself with the rapid test coming you can't get one even if you google it you can't get one anyway, and the government has not decided when they are going to get it to give to us. and even joe biden says if you are working starting next week, if you have insurance, you can submit and get money back for a test. i mean, there is nothing more frustrating than hearing the same thing over and over again. this is just a repeat. the bottom line is this, omicron is not deadly, certainly not as deadly as delta or the covid-19 early. we have to think about the herd immunity and coming out of the holidays and that's where we are going now. it has to come to an end, and we have to live with it and that's the end of it, i'm tired of hearing about it. >> greg: i think we can be grateful for one thing, probably the greatest pandemic ever, because it got geraldo to eat humble pie. 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i will go to you, greg. >> greg: we should come up with a phrase called "the five" reality lead, because it is the time between when we sound some alarm and when the rest -- and the legacy media finally goes, oh, yeah, that is a problem. this is what has been going on with covid for almost two years and if you look out the crime issue which we have been talking about, and then there is justice reality lab, there are some obvious truths, a lack of coherent structure in life that makes life less appealing. if you have nothing to do, life becomes nothing. and that's where i think you are seeing a lot with kids who need structure in their life, they don't just need a goal, they need a system. it sometimes you can't meet the goals during the pandemic, and then you have the leading comorbidity of 60% of kids that are in hospitals are clinically obese due to covid and in hospital because of covid also clinically obese were a new stat. and it's like the country is run by tony the tiger, all that sugar in all these carbs, we actually have to base and have a reckoning with our diet. because i think that the pandemic has shined the light on a lot of these stressed areas of our civilization, mental health, we are finding out where our weak spots are, especially our diet. >> jeanine: there is no question, dana, you work out all the time, and what we have is young people who are simply not working out in addition to all the other harms. how do we make up for not just the academic loss, but the kids who are suffering from -- not just the suicide attempts, but the depression, anxiety, isolation, panic, all of the emotions that these kids are now experiencing? >> dana: not only that, but rob them of some serious academic achievement and accomplishments. in these kids know that they are going to have to compete against the world and that they are competitors like the chinese, for example are way ahead of them in terms of some of the biggest career choice is that they will have to make in the future like stem classes, science, technology, and math. and freedom to learn, this is an education group that said 55% appearance at the virtual learning has had a negative impact on their child's academic performance, 60% said that it had a negative impact on their health. so we all know that this is happening, but the government is supposed to do, and we are talking about leadership in the a block instead of following "the five" several months later, you lead by doing risk analysis, and greg talked about this a lot as well coming into a cost-benefit analysis, there is a whole office in the office of vegan budget and management that is all they do, for example, they want to raise a mileage standard, fine, but you have to weigh the risk of possibly making the cars lighter which could be and lead to more accidents, where accidents leading to more deaths, and you do the calculations and you figure it out, and rational people move forward. we now have tons of information. this is in january 2020, schools do not need to be shut down, kids don't need to be wearing masks, that was in the atlantic. here you have david lane heart of the new "new york times" saying finally, he has been very good on this issue all along, the great thing is that once he says it, unlike when "the five" says that, when he says it, then you will see it repeated on tomorrow morning's msnbc talk show. >> jeanine: what about the fact, are these kids going to be considered like that lost two or three year group in terms of you know, going forward? are people going to look back and say, they can't do as well academically or not doing as well sports wise, socially, because they were part of the pandemic depressed group of kids? >> jesse: they will be stunted and have a lot more obstacles to overcome than a lot of students with the same age. this country's talking such a big game about to put the children first, it's all about the kids, how often do we hear that? it's all talk, because the minute there is risk of that little johnny could come home from middle school was something and sneeze on mom and dad, oh, my god, panic, we will derail this kids childhood for maybe the rest of his life. i don't want to downplay covid-19, but other adults in other generations, judge, went off to war in the pacific, in europe to save their own children from communism, totalitarianism, but what did this generation do? as soon something came along that had a 99% chance of survivability, they shut everything down. and all of a sudden the media woke up to what we have been saying for at least a year and a half, where have they been? they know it hurts the children, but they waited. and we know why they waited, because there was a political move to wait. now it is important to reopen, now they care about the kids. they do not care about the kids when trump was there. >> jeanine: it's also an election year, but going back, why were we so willing to sacrifice the kids for the benefit of some of the adults, the teachers in particular? >> because we were scared to death. i think it's easy now to look back and say, oh, we should not of been as scared as we were. i remember a year ago, just tested positive ten days ago, a year ago exactly a year ago, my beloved nephew, bob reed died of this disease, he was 60 years old with two beautiful children, casey and tyler, beautiful wife michelle, and died. so the deep concern we have is not ill-founded, now it's a whole different ball game. but let me just finish this, the gun violence, i lived in cleveland, we have a terrible rate of murder with kids and guns in every big city coming to see what has happened across the country, when you take away the public schools, the only structure these children have and it's all these guns in their pockets, what they do as they go out and they act out and it's just horrible. and the final thing i want to say is i am very concerned about exercise, deprivation and the depression that comes with the isolation as the father of three girls. you know, these are real, real issues that we have to address, and i deplored the fact that there are two sides. this should be one side on how to approach. and greg is right about obesity. >> jeanine: yes, but in the end you have the ust coming of the teachers who are still fighting and not go back. and that does not in any way take away from what happened a year or two years ago. next, how on the highway, people stuck for almost 24 hours in the freezing cold. ♪ ♪ welcome to the next level. this is the all-new lexus nx. with intuitive tech... 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she said there is nothing on the emergency channel on the radio, and had not seen anything, there's nothing. so probably counting the days until this is no longer his job, not yet, but i want to point out one thing that i do not believe has been said yet. i talked to a state legislator in virginia, he pointed out in the last several years, many on the left made a decision that local sheriffs should not be allowed to have military grade equipment, right? because they said that was a bad symbol and that it was too militaristic and authoritarian, but imagine if they were still allowed to have the agreement they had just a few years ago, probably would've been very helpful today. >> geraldo: i agree with that. i don't know where northam was, but he certainly was no dynamo, greg. i can envision an activist governor getting in a snowmobile, towing hot cocoa to people, the truck driver saying there was nothing, nothing between 1:00 in the morning and 7:30 in the morning, there was not a single emergency vehicle on the road in these people. >> greg: i'm shocked he was not there, because he is such a fan of the color white. >> jeanine: bad. >> geraldo: he is referring to the black face, remember? >> greg: he could've been in the kkk hood, we never got closure on that, geraldo and i think we should find that out. everybody is talking by the vice presidential candidate, tim kaine in the car for 20 hours, people feel bad for him. yeah, feel bad for the people in the car with him. that's a nightmare. this is a nightmare, seasoned travelers know this, if you are going anywhere further out, comfortable walking distance coming have to have a lot in your trunk. i have a wool blanket, a case of water, some sweaters, a coat, protein bars and if you have a pet, make sure it is a pet you can eat in case it comes down to that. because you don't want the reverse. you don't want the pet to eat you. you are in control of the situation, eat the pet. >> dana: you also need children's tylenol. >> geraldo: where do they go to the bathroom, jesse? >> jesse: yellow snow, geraldo, what do i care? you can't rely on the government to save you. if you are waiting around and that is your plan for the government to rescue you from a snow storm, and need a new plan. the government does not have an olympic cross country ski team. what are they going to do? have a department of toboggans to come out with the arctic dogs in the miniature barrel with the warm red liquid medicine that comes out? no. glenn young kim would not have done any better. what is he going to do? give everybody one of his vests? they have problems plowing snow in massachusetts. this is virginia. they are up against -- they cannot even say if the senator, you don't think the virginia senator made a few calls if they can't save a senator in virginia? how are they going to save the country from global warming? >> geraldo: where is he in the i-95 answer, the shut down for hours and hours, he is nowhere to be found, governor young can come of this happened under the democratic governor or any other for that matter, so judge, they have no clue, social media -- >> jeanine: first of all, it is funny. i'm from upstate, new york, i'm used to the cold coming always have stuff in your car, but you know it is not funny, people in the freezing cold running out of gas with no food, clearly getting sick, and a governor who should have been thrown out if the rules were equal for everyone else who is not doing anything, and i don't believe for one second that there is nothing they can do. they have helicopters, they should of been coming out with food, they should of been there for kids, whether it was a pregnant woman, whatever. and the voters should be in -- wait a minute, they should be infuriated. we have a right to expect our government to come through in emergencies like this. this should have been closed, i-95 should've been closed, there would not be these jackknife semi trucks and all the other problems that caused this. and it is their fault. >> geraldo: up next, president biden getting slammed as clueless for what he just said about inflation, soaring prices, and dig in deep. ♪ ♪ 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. i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com ♪ ♪ >> jesse: president biden beefing with big meat company is in another pathetic attempt from the derailing presidency and skyrocketing inflation, he looks to reduce soaring meat prices with get this, more government regulations and federal spending. and proving he is completely clueless when it comes to issues americans are facing. >> i was sitting at my kitchen yesterday and there was a sunroom off the kitchen, and my wife was there with her sister and her good friend named marianne, and she said, do you realize it's over $5 for a pound of hamburger meat? $5. well, this is partly the pound of beef today cost five bucks compared to less than four bucks before the pandemic. i've said it before and i will say it again, capitalism without competition is not capitalism, it is exploitation. >> jesse: you can tell he is getting up there in age when he is adding a relevant facts to the story, there window. >> geraldo: was yellow, i remember it well, maryam a friend of peter's who we know from tennis. >> geraldo: but big meat and the lack of competition and monopoly israel. you have three or four, big federal lawsuit, antitrust lawsuit in the federal court of minnesota going on right now, they are schooling the ranchers, the big meat processors and paying less for cattle than they used to and demanding more money from the grocers which means from the rest of us, so i think breaking up the monopoly it's a good idea. and if it cost a couple of bucks, i'm still all for it. >> jesse: break up the meat monopoly, but leave silicon valley alone. i believe these meat producers have been around for 40 years, but now they have decided to collude? just to screw the little guy with joe biden. >> dana: let's defend the farmers and ranchers, because as your point, jesse, this has been a problem for a long time, and it has been growing, and to have a cattle rancher for example to take care of that cow farm for over a year, he takes it to market and does not get to set the price, they set the price, so let's say they give him $2 a pound, then the meat packer has that cow for about four weeks, five weeks, then goes on to sell it for so much more, and when you pay $52 for a steak at your local favorite restaurant here, jesse, because i know you are such a big spender, cattle ranchers only get $2 per pound for a cow that he raised for a year. it's been a problem a long time coming. i don't think that -- inflation certainly doesn't help and i understand that the biden administration is trying to focus on this one right now, i am not against them trying to figure out a way to have more competition amongst meat packing especially if they are going to help smaller meat-packers who try to compete, but to just say that this all of a sudden happen, that is not true. >> jesse: there has to be other things going into the cost of beef. feed prices, transportation costs, fuel costs, labor shortages, it all adds up. spewing all that stuff, and deena is still right, they are so much that goes into ranching, joe biden obviously does not understand it, but the ranchers are really subject to the mercies of whatever is going on in the market. and we talked about this a month or two or go, we talked about big meat and now we are talking about the meat-packers. we have to make them small, the bottom line is this, the president does not understand the economy, he does not understand the damage he is doing to the economy by continuing to put in trying to put more and more money into it. he is just kicking here and there because he heard about this through his wife's girlfriend. i think it's his wife's girlfriend. >> dana: and getting hamburger meat for $5 a pound. spewing that's where you get your commentary is your wife's girlfriend. >> greg: i'm a huge expert in meat and meat packing for all time. this is big for joe, especially since he just heard about it now, he just heard about the problem and lo and behold, he already knows what the solution was. it's like my friend mary just said that hamburger is so expensive, and i'm like, are you kidding me? but you know why, it's because of the meat-packers. i mean, it's like i got it, he did not know about me and has not had solid food in a long time. if it were putting or applesauce, he would be screaming like crazy, he just discovered power windows. >> jesse: you guys are mean. >> greg: you are not. >> jesse: "the fastest" coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. 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the only saturday you have off all month coming in his hand not able to, and they say no worries. i did not want to feel worried, why should i feel worried? >> jeanine: that's true, mine is weight what, that always tells me i missed something, because it means that i missed something that they taught that i did not, so i kind of like that. that signals me. but no worries, that might be there. >> dana: you have anyone? >> jesse: i don't like no worries, when i say thank you to my doorman, he says no worries, and he should sound more formal, he should say, you're welcome mr. watters. he is not watching, and i was a doorman. >> dana: do you ban any of them? like "at the end of the day." >> jesse: when i hear a young reporter say time will tell, of course time will tell, time will always tell, it just means you don't have a way to end your comment. >> dana: america has become a nation of karen's, how more and more consumers are going into the pandemic raged over minor inconveniences and demanding to speak with the manager or they can solve a problem like you did, greg. >> greg: just called a ceo and get have them on the phone. you know that a trend is dead when "the new york times" suddenly discovers it, right? by the way, karen's have always existed. remember mrs. kravitz from "bewitched." it was a fussy neighbor that was married to social media. when mrs. kravitz would aim the phone at you, that's when it got aggressive and now it is turning back on that, but it is dead and over. >> dana: we will go for the comment, i feel bad that there is a lovely producer on our staff, and when she goes to starbucks, she says her name is lauren. >> jesse: that is sad. >> greg: that is so lauren. >> jesse: johnny is my karen, i don't need to be a karen, somebody else is for me and goes right to the manager. >> dana: one of these days, there will be a jesse. i'm just saying in general. do you guys have anything left? >> jeanine: i want a karen. >> geraldo: one thing i notice, when karens male and female fight, they fight so badly. they don't fight fight. >> jesse: how should they fight? >> geraldo: like you fight. >> dana: you want to punch somebody. >> jeanine: you want to punch them out. >> dana: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ i was not expecting to learn about my heart health from my genetic reports. but now that i have this info it feels like i can take even more control of my health. it's the most meaningful way to start the new year. now just $129. ♪ ♪ 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. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? 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>> greg: he might be. >> judge jeanine: he looks scared to death. >> greg: he should be. is it. >> geraldo: i didn't quite get that one. >> absolute best. can i say whatever i want about her because she definitely doesn't watch fox news shoes has ever watched fox news. she may have never even seen the knife. it's the thought that counts so happy birthday. >> dana: talk about afghanistan for a moment. horrible chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. it continues to impact so many people. actually really not over. john from five author fighting. put out a song blood on my hands just introduced docu music video. i encourage everyone to look it up. i will put it on my instagram. all the donations to the song go to carrying out the rescues from afghanistan. those continue. i want to update you. jen wilson our good friend from army week association. she is a chief operating officer. she and her team have helped almost 1900 people get out of afghanistan. they still have americans there, she said. many are afraid to leave their families because they don't have the visas yet. the taliban is doing some pretty horrific things that i won't repeat here. so you know these efforts continue and army week association is part of that. >> greg: excellent. well, all right, judge. >> judge jeanine: all right. you have heard about the fox getting into the hen house. well you probably haven't heard about the dogs getting into the fox den. what you see there are in last week in italy in the town of lamozo italy, two dogs chased the fox into underground fedex den, the italian firefighters used their hands and tiny bulldozers to dig them out of the hole and pull them to safety. the dogs spent five hours trapped but miraculously unharmed. posted to twitter by the fire and rescue service. >> greg: there you go. all right, geraldo, finish us off. >> geraldo: all right, this edition of geraldo's geraldo news with geraldo is all about my vacation. you know what they say about the vacation. other than that how was the play, mrs. lincoln. soulpatterned dress. family wonderful, wonderful time together in key west, florida. this is probably where i got the infection, the covid. started off drinking with my wasted again in march go rita land. and i ended up there is me new year's eve. >> greg: no shirt pictures. we made it through without a shirtless picture. geraldo, thank you. >> geraldo: i tried to get the shirtless picture in. >> greg: hello, bret. >> bret: i can wait for the shirtless picture if you want. [laughter] that's all right. okay. thanks, greg. appreciate it good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the cdc moments ago updating its testing guidance after a positive covid test recommending an antigen test after five day isolation period if you have been fever free for 24 hours. we will go over that again in a bit. the administration critics say that's fine if you can get a test, find a test or can afford to wait in long lines. th