they don't understand, or are not focused on inflation. malarkey. >> malarkey? promises about inflation didn't age well. promises rocketing to the highest level in 48 years increasing to a whopping 7%. but joe claims it's a process and a food and gas prices and the cost of living is a global problem. it's not just that it's costing a lot more, it's whether or not you can find what you're looking for. they are self's problem is not going way a shoppers compare with going onto the soviet union. spike that, transportation secretary pete buttigieg is doing supply chain crisis victory lap. >> one of the reasons why christmas was not in fact cancel is that ports like l.a. and long beach moved record levels of goods allowing an all-time record high in terms of retail sales at this holiday season. considering the pressures that this country in this community, these community to have been under complacent extremity achievement. >> greg: he saved christmas. congratulations to judge jeanine who is now it permanent panelist on "the five." you can afford a complete dress, not just have a dress. very, judge. >> it's not racy at all, it has patches in it. >> greg: i know what you're up to. you try to distract me and it worked. so judge, inflation is at a 40 year high but it's a meet amazing that the media and the dems are not that concerned. >> jeanine: i'm convinced they should be teaching a class and to how to turn a negative into a positive. i've never seen anything like it. this is a nightmare for ordinary americans but to them, it's a dream. this guy pete buttigieg has been home on parental leave and is now coming out and saying, i saved christmas for you. you should be bowing at my feet. the mayor called him the man who saved christmas. joe biden is waning it on the global problem and joe biden said thank goodness for my american rescue plan. stop worrying about it, it's only transitory. we know it's not transitory. and here's the bottom line. the more they talk, the more americans are going to buy less with the money that they make and they can talk all they want about increase in wages and all of that. you can't afford to buy what you bought a year ago, you want to buy 77% higher. you want to buy meat and gas at 50%. they are doing terrible, and you know who predicted this? >> greg: who? >> jeanine: donald trump. >> greg: i didn't see that coming. congratulations to geraldo who has also been made a host, and it came, no wonder you think the economy is going great geraldo, because you got your mini cooper. >> i think the economy is doing okay, if you look at the stock market, the stock market doesn't lie. on employment at 3.9%, the lowest in a very long time. i think the concern over inflation might be inflated so to speak. wages have been suppressed for many, many years. remember the $15 an hour crusade it was going nowhere? now you can't get a dishwasher around these parts for less than 16, 17 or $18 an hour. i think that some of this inflation was overdue. the most egregious price increases will level off and 7% is distressing. the fact of the matter is, too many americans were working too little money. >> greg: you have to do something to make it pass, you can't just say that is your strategy. they not, congratulations on apsley nothing. you did get promoted and you didn't get a job, but that's okay. people are accusing the president of being out of touch which is ironic because he's so touchy-feely. wouldn't it be great if he was apposite where you could feel our pain and not our teenager shoulders? >> dana: that is some very good thinking there, greg. i have to say i'm blushing a little bit. here's the thing, if it was transitory or no big deal, then maybe they wouldn't have the political product. they look at some of these are polls, do you think the economy is going to be better or worse are saying about the same. that becomes applicable issue. now, if all this was because of the pandemic, you would expect europe, for example, to be experiencing the same rate of inflation, but they are not. and joe manchin has already said it's going to happen. but when you have all this money sitting in the space, it hasn't even been spent yet. >> greg: jesse, we were sold that joe biden was going to be a comfortable sweater. turns out he's like a hair shirt. things have not gotten better, they got worse and i need a little bit more time. this inflation would be a bump in the road. but when you are a 80 and powerful and wealthy, everything looks like a bump in the road. but like geraldo said, this too shall pass. a bump for biden is like a crater for most americans and he needs to be more like bill clinton. i feel your pain. don't feel everything clinton felt, but he needs to acknowledge that there is a lot of economic anxiety out there. just cherry picking facts to look like the hottest economy of all time. now they will have to raise them, but biden box in the covert release package, academic release package 2 trillion, they set up a grease fire in the economy and that's a dollar that has been destroyed. mayor pete needs to get back to work. did he hear what happened to me? ribeye gate? if they don't have bone-in ribeye's, secretary. i had to get the boneless ribeye. americans are suffering. look at. not used to scarcity. if a person outside this country went to an american supermarket, they would believe what they saw. you put on a fitbit and he walked to every aisle in a supermarket, you're doing a half a mile, it's a palace of produce. a mecca of meat. they have tables of cheese, all through the eye can see. the only time you see an empty shelf is when a hurricane or idiots like me to buy toilet paper in the first week of the pandemic. we are not used to it. >> greg: now if only a democrat could bring us back to the days of scarcity. judge, who predicted this? >> jeanine: i think i said that, that was my last sentence i'm glad you came around to me. jesse, you are so right. and people, standing in line, and that's a situation where we had empty shelves. it is. that's it. >> greg: well, thanks, obama. coming up the media's sudden epiphany on the pandemic. they are just waking up to what we have been telling you for years. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away? 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did they finally figure this out? it gayle king is saying, i don't want to go home anymore, i'm tired of this? >> greg: it's great that this opinion is acceptable as long as none of us say it. but if we say anything like this and, by the way, all of us have, then we want people to die, right, what we are antiscience. but if we are a media approved voice, then you can just. everything we say and everybody says that's really sensible. we knew the answer to years ago would come down to an adult assessment or an adult notion of risk assessment, understanding that there is no such thing as zero risk and you could lock down and get close to zero but that's a different sort of death. the second point is the telegraph has reported that the u.k. and u.s. scientists thought it was likely that covid escaped from a lab but feared further debate would harm science. so that was another thing that was shut down by the experts and it raises a big question. this pandemic was human caused. it was created in a lab under idiotic circumstances. it may have been a mistake but if they understood the risk of this mistake then it must be held accountable. what is the punishment for manslaughter when it's in the millions? like, somebody has to go to something more severe than just the jail. and we have to hold somebody or something accountable. >> jeanine: they are crimes against humanity but to say is antiscience is really to say is anthony fauci. it's about the truth? i mean now that we know what file she has been selling has even been contradicted by the liberal left, that tells us that may be faulty's time is limited. >> jesse: fauci's punishment to greg's point is to have to watch stephen colbert for every night the rest of his life. you can book that right there. i have a question for gayle king. gail, what is stopping you from streaking buck naked right now through times square? is oprah keeping you from doing that? the lockdown has been over for a year and a half, what is this, you are a 550th day to stop the spread? unbelievable. we stopped quarantining after what come like a month maybe. maybe if you live in a $10 million connecticut estate, media takes two years to leave that $10 million connecticut estate. greg, if she streaks through times square that's the official end of the pandemic. not february 1st, then it's officially over. she says this, i'm sick and tired -- i'm about to break free. i'm sick and tired of being scared. well, we are sick and tired of you being scared of, too. everyone is scared to come up half the country is scared and half the country is living through it and here's why. the media sells fear for profit. conservative media sold facts. we on the show talked about comorbidities and therapeutics on the social cost of lockdowns, we went through that but now because the media is a mob, they finally like all at the same time caught up to the facts and they are glancing around the lake, i think it's okay if we say this now. >> jeanine: while they all agree, they had a big meeting. dana, i want you to listen to the sound. then i will come back to you. >> so you just asked, you people of the podium are speaking without masks. just once i'd like to see a reporter say to joe biden when he stands at the podium at the white house without a mask, mr. president, white wearing a mask? just once i'd like to hear you say jen psaki, why don't you have a mask? the questions are only directed at one side, and i've got to say, the american people have seen hypocrisy. >> dana: even if you look at the hearing yesterday with the cdc director's and anthony fauci were testifying, rochelle walensky was double masked. fauci took off his mask, the fda commissioner had one mask on and so did the other lady. so not even consistency there president biden, remember yesterday when he and kamala harris got off the plane to give the speech? they are both wearing n and 95 masks as they got off the plane outside. none of this make sense. but i'm thinking, we have been that through this before where people in the media eventually come around with something we have said for a long time. that happens to us a lot. i think they should just be so glad that it's turning to this position because it all means, and if you help them, that is a -- you get the method where people come to your way of thinking with that type of persuasion, let's take them up on it. if everybody is ready to go back to figuring out a way to live with it and protecting the vulnerable, let's do it. >> jeanine: you know you are such a class act, not so nice. i don't know that i be so nice in the end. go ahead geraldo. >> geraldo: i think for all things there is a season. it's clear that omicron is no delta and you see the pendulum swinging or even jake tapper and cnn are saying the results, it was over exaggerated. but let's say half of the deaths are not covid as the prime cause, let's still an enormous number of dead people, historic really. so i think we have to be careful now about the minimizing this profoundly devastating experience at the nation is gone through. yes there is hype and new media is in the doom and gloom business but this is something that historians look back on and say, my god, this is awful. >> jeanine: that could be debated. straight-ahead the presidents and democrats falsely reporting and biden forgot to check his own record. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: democrats and the media taking their cues from president biden and allotting more smears and moderate democrats standing in the way of progressives. listen. >> i still feel like suddenly, black people still are where we were under the emancipation proclamation. >> if they want to go down in history on standing on the side of segregation and those individuals who are people who look like me and have access to the ballot, we will remember them as such. 16 of them, and it 2006 passed unanimously. and now you can't find a single one that will do the same thing. >> it took because the republican party has transformed to the party of both fear and fascism. >> jesse: if a chill and the others conveniently forgot to mention the truth on who has really been palling around with segregationists. then senator biden once bragged about being praised by george wallace who once called biden a "outstanding young politician. biden also once voted to restore confederate leader jefferson davises u.s. citizenship. so someone sent me an article and cnn called me a flamethrower. i saw a lot of people throwing some flames at the top of that. i mean the cnn the guy, that's up nasty. >> greg: we are announcing a new phenomenon and i've coined it, it's called on the sidism. you don't agree with me, you are on the side of hitler. if you don't agree with -- the side of stalin. this is i guess the structure of the insult now and i love how whatever joe was demonizing was always his side. it kind of proves that if you are in politics long enough, you will be on the side of every issue including now the evil side because apparently he's condemning the side he was on his evil. >> jesse: yes, you used to be on my side, that's exactly what he's saying. but does the country know that joe biden and the democratic party were the party of segregation? >> i don't know if the country knows that and that's what i worry about. i think there are no information voters and the democrats are counting on them. people just hear a phrase or some celebrity that they like mouthing off about something that, all of a sudden if you don't want illegals to vote then you are on the side of hitler or, if you don't show an i.d. proving who you really are then you are on the side of marxism or communism. they already admit they are on the side of marxism but communism, if that's considered worse. in the end, this is really about the low information voter. you have smart people on the right and smart people on the left and people on the left to our smart know this is a bunch of hogwash. and then, they rely on on the people in the middle to get them into office. in the end i don't know that people are remember joe biden and say, this is great, george wallace thinks i'm terrific. or sean thurman, i gave the eulogy of him at his funeral. this is crazy and you know what's worse, i don't think joe biden remembers doing that because i don't think he remembers yesterday. >> jesse: is as the cable news situation geraldo where the president goes and because of republican segregation at the in the next day all the people on the left on cable called the republican? >> you know i've known whoopi goldberg for decades but i have to say or position on this is absolutely baloney. it's an insult to the memory of the crusaders and it has nothing to do with the emancipation proclamation of 1863 when they were still slavery in the country. what this is about his unregulated unregulated mail-in voting which was a function of the covert crisis and the voter i.d. what is the big deal about having a voter i.d.? as i said yesterday, everyone in this country should have a voter i.d. why is that such a big deal? are puerto ricans inherently incapable of getting a voter i.d.? i think the federal government should issue ids to every american. i know a lot of conservatives don't like that, too bad. everyone should have the same i.d. at the very least it's nothing -- everybody has a social security card and there should be some easy way to prove who you are so it's not just, as if there was a car wash coupon and you receive ballots in the mail, you get three it also think it's bogus, i really do and it is an insult, the democrats are insulting me. this has nothing to do with bull connor or strom thurmond, nothing to do with george wallace, jefferson davis, the confederacy or the civil war. this has to do with common sense and each political party vying for the position that helps them acutely more votes. >> jesse: he's not only insulting geraldo which is very offensive, he's insulting senator joe manchin, democrats who don't want to know the filibuster to pass this federal takeover of elections. what kind of strategy is that? >> dana: he said he wants to unite the country and now he's talking about dividing his own party. and geraldo is right on the voter i.d. if you look at the percentages that's on one of the only truly bipartisan agreements in this country, voter i.d. so there's one thing against him. another thing that people don't realize is they don't allow states to take this option of spending taxpayer dollars especially for anybody who is able to raise a lot of small dollar donations. guess who that would be. aoc for example, very good at fund-raising with small dollars. and that's incredibly unpopular all across the country. federal must democratize elections because and that's municipal elections and they will say, that's just a mobile issue. we are not going to pay attention to that. so in that sort of went by me and in vermont they pass the same thing. in the constitution he said you must be a citizen to vote. >> greg: something up by you, dana? shocking. i don't want to happen again, we can't afford it. up next, grab your popcorn, speculation running wild. the two-time loser hillary clinton could be making a comeback. ♪ ♪ voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destination this one time, but usually -- no, i-i usually have a destination. yeah, but most of the time, her destination is freedom. nope, just the coffee shop. announcer: no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. voiceover: 'cause she's a biker... please don't follow me in. 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[laughs] but i'm thrilled to be joining the show, i watched for years and i've been thrilled to be colleagues with all of you and where with harold, who joined just last year. it's great to be part of the show, it really shows off that both people on both sides of the alcan get along and have fun. i'm overwhelmed by this. >> dana: and judge jeanine, let's give you a chance to say a few words to the audience here that adores you. >> jeanine: principal, and thrilled to be part of this. i love all of you. it is for me an opportunity to do things five days a week. i've been on the weekends for 11 years now. and that's every day five days a week. i'm thrilled to be part of this and i have great respect for everyone here and very upset about it. >> dana: and they are worried, they will be well taken care of though. greg, do you have anything you want to say to these folks? >> greg: i am a little worried about their choice of music. well i have fewer punk rock and fewer metal songs and it will be more country music. >> dana: i noticed that judge jeanine chose toby keith today. jesse, last word? >> jesse: i'm just going to -- i'm so excited, and i want to get back to the table because the best part about this crew here is the conversations during the hump commercial break. geraldo's new bentley or talking golf with harold ford jr., or my giving jessica nursing tips and talking to the judge about new york city, and our dogs. i can't wait to get back to the table. >> dana: it's thrilling. it's a wonderful and amazing show in and of the three of us are honored to be on it and now we have all of you with us as well. we love you. judge harold and jessica, congratulations one more time. 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[laughter] you should see the smile on his face. >> bret: i have nothing. i have nothing. i have nothing. congratulations to the expanded "the five" by the way. best lead-n tv. thanks, greg. >> greg: thank you. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. two major stories breaking tonight as president biden closes out his first year in offers. the american economy is experiencing its highest inflation rate in 40 years, since 1982. consumer prices jumped 7% in december from a year earlier. increasing the pressure on the