and thankfully all the hostages able to escape unharmed, but this is how the fbi described the motive. >> we do believe from our engagement the subject singly focused on one issue and it was not specifically related to the jewish community. but we will continue to work to find motive and we will continue on that path. >> dana: after backlash, the fbi doing 180 and sagging in a statement, "this is a terrorism related matter and it is being investigated by the joint terrorism task force." president biden reacting with the push for stricter gun control. >> this was an act of terror, this was an act of terror. allegedly he purchased it on the street. what that means, i don't know. you can't stop something like this if someone is on the street buying something for someone else on the street. there are so many guns. it is ridiculous. and it is because of the failure to focus as hard as we should and consistently as we should on gun purchases, gun sales, and a whole granular of things i'm trying to do. >> dana: greg my want to go to you and have you listened to andy mccarthy who described what the fbi might've been thinking. >> for too many years the borough has been hypersensitive to islamist organizations and demagoguery in the way they reae them to be like the voice of muslim americans across the country, which they are not. they tried to sort of couch their words in a way that is not offensive to those organizations when i think they should just tell us what happened. >> dana: i mean, to state the obvious perhaps. >> greg: clearly, everybody here is completely wrong. this was the work of an angry parent fresh from a school board meeting, radicalized by tucker carlson to join the oath keepers and head to the synagogue. i can't believe you people don't see through this. but andy mccarthy, he is actually right, there is a hypersensitivity. the fbi is concerned about the perceptions of them being seen as intolerant, especially in the age of woke peer that is more important than speaking the truth. you are seeing this all throughout the white house and joe biden, especially, they are under the thumb of twitter appear that is where they anticipate the reactions. meanwhile people who turn on the news who don't work in politics or media, they only see two variables. the two variables are synagogue, islamic terrorist. there are no other contacts necessary for them. they don't need to see the big picture. you don't need the big picture here, you have the two variables. but then what happens is, they can make the conclusion that this is a work of islamic terrorists and anti-semitic attack. but once you have the other variables, woke media, woke twitter, woke politics, what you have is this appears unrelated to anti-semitism or terror. it is about getting comes off at the street and the real terror is perhaps the nra. the american public seems to do that. and joe can say gun control, but in his party killed gun control. you cannot energize criminals while disarming the public, right, between demonizing the police, defining ideology, lawful gun owners are going to be buying more guns. >> dana: jesse, one of things about gun control, okay, fine, you want to have that discussion, but what about stricter border enforcement or custom border patrol protection immigration because the guy, the terrorist enter the united states on december 29th. now you have u.k. officials interviewing two code teens perhaps some sort of connection. what was the intel chatter going on before this? >> jesse: we are going to have to to asked biden that question when he holds his news conference on wednesday. this guy was not on your radar, mr. president? you gave him a visa to weeks ago to come into this country. what kind of visa was it? did you fit him? was he on a watch list? usually, the feds are all over these people. then they do a raid immediately in the england with associates or people affiliated with them. so scotland did not know anything about this, and 16 have no idea about this guy and he buys a gun off the street two weeks after he gets here? who was the guy he bought the gun from? they don't even know how he died or who shot him. there are a lot of suspicious things about the story and a lot of unanswered questions. hopefully, joe has one of those answers in the next 48 hours because he should be asked about this. but dana, is there a foreign national radical muslim who comes into this country and holds jewish people hostage at a synagogue and demands a release of al qaeda prisoner? the fbi comes out and says, "we can't rule out trump supporter's." think about that. we don't know if this motive was white raid. he said publicly that the number one domestic terrorist threat or white supremacist. so when something like this happen, they can't ruling anything out. everybody is a suspect, dana. you can actually get mad, because listen, we don't want to cause islamophobia because this happened in texas. god forbid there is a backlash vigilantes and the dirty, southern state. we can't have that. we have to protect peaceful muslims, not peaceful trump supporter's but peaceful muslims. those are the people that we really, really have to protect. it is all backwards. >> dana: harold, could you listen to two representatives of the jewish community and their reaction to how it was first characterized. >> are you kidding me? the hostage taker did not go to them at battles or shopping mall. he went to a synagogue and attacked a synagogue. by someone who is trying to create terrorists for god's sakes and for the fbi to say this is not about the jewish community. hey, it was about the jews, for god sake. >> dana: harold, your thoughts to that. >> first off happy king day. number two, i don't necessarily see from the outset it was not perceived as an attack on the jewish people. i think about three years ago, little over three years ago and pittsburgh, when the attack happened to come the deadliest attack on the jewish community and the united states. even think about charleston, south carolina, where another act of hate was perpetrated. for me, the bigger issue is the one that jesse raised. i don't know how he got into the country. he seemed to have been banned, this person, from a courthouse in his own hometown. that would seem to me to raise some flags or raise some fears. i don't blame him though and i don't blame this on biden. i think the intelligence operations and apparition have to say which communication is not there. which communication was not there? i give the fbi little more credit this evening because they did clarify and correct their statement. i would hope whatever processes they have and we are not privy, but this was streaming live here and finally, i give that rabbi who is the real hero in all of this, how we was able to help the hostages escape and how he was able to distract the terrorist. >> dana: one of the reasons he was able to do that, kennedy, is what many of the synagogues have gone through training to make sure that they are prepared to deal with it. the other thing is harold mentioned it was live streamed. it is curious, we have not heard yet during this investigation what sort of phone the killer had. i guess, he didn't kill anyone but the perpetrator. what kind of phone did he have? at the tech companies cooperating to make sure we can get the information? >> kennedy: i bet they are peer they actually do but it's what we question the fbi about this because they did not just clarify the statement. they did a complete 180 here because i got it so wrong. the fbi has done more to tarnished the trust in law enforcement, people in this country have come up for local and federal law enforcement than the progressive deep the progressive defund the police movement. and they have been pretty awful about these things and for that meathead spokesperson to come out and say, it had nothing to do with the fact this was a synagogue, jewish house of worship, that is absolute baloney. you know, everyone should be outraged about you have to be straight forward with people. that is the only way we can make society safer is if you are on to people instead of selecting. it reminds me how the fbi dropped the ball after interviewing a olympic gymnast and putting that testimony in a file for 18 months. so, the person who was essentially accused of horrific sexual assault and out and assaulted more victims. so the fbi has egg all over its face. it is not okay because a massive disk clarification. >> dana: coming up democrat strategist james carville calling out his own party. guess what? 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>> harold: i'm more with the carville. james carville, not only does it apply to biden, but it also applies to somewhat wanting press coverage. dana knows as well as anybody, you will get negative coverage, but you can't bank on -- you can only bank on negative coverage and hope you get positive coverage. i think james carville had it right, accomplishments but i would have a couple more things. one, you have to fix the border and demonstrate that you have a policy and you were paying attention to it and you will work to get it done. two, a supply chain task force that every week given a sense of what we are doing unclogged those lanes to make it harder and really impossible for those to get into the country. and in many ways contributing to heavy inflation woes. three, stop trying to be the senate leader, mr. president and be president. advance your agenda that way and lead the process to senator schumer and speaker pelosi. you have to get out and explain what you want, why you want it and asked the country to support it. finally, give joe manchin what he wants build back better, put them on the floor and take the dog on victory in front of you. >> kennedy: all right, so jesse, that is great abundance. the accomplishments, when you have the supreme court striking down your vaccine mandate, you have inflation ravaging the country and hurting low income earners. and then you have a senator from your very own party turning down modifying the filibuster. what are they accomplishments exactly, jesse question rick >> jesse: there are no accomplishments to tell. james is concerned with marketing. this is not about marketing. this is about a product. no one wants the product biden is selling purity is the sales guy trying to sell you something but that you are not there to die. long island, used to go to the store and i wanted christmas light, might come aware of the christmas lights, what are you? no, no, let me show you these adirondack chairs, mr. waters. no, no, sit down in these chairs, trust me, you're going to love these. i would sit down to humor him, mike, they are great chairs, but i need christmas lights. he said, "you know what i'm going to do, don't tell the manager, jessica my will knock off 10% on these chairs, don't tell anybody. they are basically free when you think about it. i said, "what are you talking about, mike? first of all, these stickers say sold." he would say these are examples of these are backordered and you will get these chairs six months. same thing with biden. he is telling us something we don't want. he is selling us but he can't even deliver the build back better. so what are we doing? all we want is a nimble administration that is able to pivot away from preplanned political agenda and towards the agenda of the american people. the things that we care about today and they can't do it. speak to the american people are getting blamed for this, dana. i think that is what is driving these poll numbers down. you had quinnipiac poll last week that you talked about. 33%, you know, the average approval rating for the president is anywhere from 40% to 44% and still not good. what can they possibly do to make things better when their policies to jesse's point what the american people actually bought her making things worse and exacerbating things like inflation? what do you do to make it better? >> dana: the quinnipiac poll let a fire against democrats because it was a shocking one and a possible outlier. they wrote a memo from the white house basically stating "this is not the case." biden is popular, everything is fine. the ink is not dry on that memo. the new cps filmic cbs poll reiterated what was said what qc said. one of the big focuses is the word "focus" in this poll. when think that is interesting 33% think biden and democrats are on focused on key issues. so they are selling adirondack chairs when we came in for christmas lights and being irritated about it. polls like this and the trajectory, you would expect to see possible leadership change or major change in direction, but everything i'm picking up is that there is not one peer that they will continue to try to drive on voting rights in particular. it is likely they will lose that vote again tomorrow. >> kennedy: interesting, dean is talking about the numbers, greg, 40% of the country and for cbs poll, 40% say they are nervous about this administration. we are still in the first year of this president's first year. what is year two going to be like mike >> greg: just thinking about the adirondack chairs are so uncomfortable for people. you guys don't understand, you have to sit your -- all the way back in the chair. and you can't find a way to sit in them. and then you get a splinter. now, that's all i've been thinking about this entire segment. all right, here's the weird thing about these numbers. this is what is crazy. joe law card saying the media -- by the way, scientific terms he is gibbering and we have understood this for a while. but you have to understand, there is very, very little bad coverage about joe biden. we can talk about all the time, but that is what we do on this, but there is very little bad coverage on this. it is not necessary because his ineptitude and decrepitude has become part of mainstream culture. it is like, you don't have to talk that bad about him. you don't have to criticize, because it has kind of been understood that this is what we are stuck with. the saddest part about it is, and i'm beating a dead horse quite literally, joe put localism before the welfare of the country. you want some big issues whether crime, fentanyl poisoning, inflation, covid, the border, these affect citizens black, white, you name it. but instead, joe is like januar, pronouns. he is basically aoc and a bad grandpa rubber suit. and we did get bad adirondack chairs. i think the best advice for the dems besides running erol 2024 is to develop a few more tools and race politics and woke apologies. right? the issue sitting there and the republicans generally slow. if you beat them to it, but you have to let go of the symbolic cya social justice, the energy they put into that to power a small city, a nauseating small city like portland. >> kennedy: they can all go live there. have a great time. we will dive into it. a crime wave poor and innocent people getting killed by criminals while liberal leader claims, "there is nothing to fear." we will talk about it next. >> woman: what's my safelite story? >> vo: my car is more than four wheels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing?! >> woman: safelite has service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. 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>> greg: well my think they have to acknowledge -- okay, one thing i noticed what is missing is sane criminals. have you noticed that whenever we hear about this, the next step is, they are deranged, right, either mentally ill, homeless or progressive d.a.s. the only differences one can shop at men's warehouse. the times square pushers in and out of mental institutions for 20 years. first, you have to state the obvious. mayor adams, i'm parading because i know you watch "the five," that he understands this. if you live on the streets, you are probably mentally insane and inclined to do mentally insane things. so, we need to stop pretending that many people on the street either a lifestyle choice or her aerobic veteran who just lost his apartment and out on the street. no, no, no. if you are a lone male doing all sorts of deviant things, you will ultimately hurt someone besides yourself. again, drill down to the two basic variables. remove the context from okay? please a man on the street will hurt you. the simple solution is you need to take the crazy person off the street and put them in a place where he won't do crazy things. families have to sue the cities, the families of the victims. we have to repeal the law that keep authorities from removing dangerous people from society. we have to reopen them. i'm happy to pay more tax money. new york city and de blasio took what was it, $800 million from us. we don't know where it went. but i'm praying that the new mayor gets this. i want him to understand this. i think he might. >> harold: dana, you live in new york, jesse, greg and all of us do but what are your thoughts question marks before the mayort perception we have a perception problem. but perception is reality. looking at some of these polls, generally crime and fear is around number five or ten on issue of importance to people. for republicans a little higher between four and eight. you have all of this happening across the country. that is a very potent issue for the midterm elections and something the republicans could run on, but there has to be a real focus on what greg was talking about in terms of, what are we actually going to do about the homeless? we have been talking about this. we really have to do something about the homeless. i agree, greg, if we could be assured we will spend $1 billion in new york city on the homeless and get them help and actually do something and not have to have a report that says "mayor de blasio's wife blew the money and we don't know where it is." that doesn't do anybody any good. but also the district attorney come i think they know now that the focus is on them and maybe t will help. >> harold: kennedy, is this something that will make district attorney brag think different about these issues? >> kennedy: unfortunately no, it will take a lot more because san francisco is having a come come-to-jesus moment and smash and grab and quality-of-life issues they are experiencing because they've been pretty much every major city on the west coast is doing which is cut all the homeless and throw money at them. you've had in los angeles, the mayor is throwing up his hands, know this is a federal problem. whatever they are doing, they made it worse and throwing people away. they don't care about human beings. they just want to seem like they are caring so tons of money into these programs that ultimately do absolutely nothing to make the cities less safe. they want to move out of town because it is hard to operate when you have on your front step. >> harold: jesse, bring us home here. >> jesse: i used to take the subway every single day for 15 years. you step on, step across from an actress, hedge fund trader, construction worker, family of five, a guy pitting his iguana. i even ran into greg gutfeld on the subway. >> greg: i was asleep. >> jesse: you were asleep after i got on. >> greg: yes. >> jesse: that unique mix of people in this little car going at high speeds throttling under this little island of manhattan, that was a really special time and place. and you still strike up conversations with random people. there was something really real about it. and it's gone. covid put on the campus and crime is probably going to keep it there. because what the mayor doesn't understand, it was the random mist that is so scary. to think you can get on anywhere and be attacked for nothing. and there is nothing you can do about it. the only thing you can do about it is not the one the subway. that is what people are going to do. i'm not going to take my children on the subway. the fact that this happened in times square so blake is like the commercial and the entire c. this is why terrorists attack times square because of the population density, the fear factor psychologically. he doesn't understand that. you have to have a plan to incarcerate and institutionalize dangerous, mentally ill people. until we have that plan and the willpower, no one is ever going to ride the subway ever again. >> harold: mr. mayor, greg and his team here, we are for you but we need to pay attention. next the battle over what is being taught in schools back in focus. virginia's new republican governor glenn youngkin takes off. ♪ ♪ that's a pretty tight spot. watch this. of course your buick parks itself. that's so you. it's just up here on the right. of course you know where we're going. that's so you. i kinda got a sixth sense. and a head up display. 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>> dana: and also, if you are not in public schools and you are in private schools, why are you complaining? essentially, it affects the public schools. the thing about glenn youngkin, he is -- imagine this, following through on his campaign promises. his election was about -- a lot had to do about education. and also, it is very interesting. we talked about eric adams in the last block. in a way, glenn youngkin is the eric adams for the republicans. he has a fresh face elected during a time of turmoil. and has an opportunity to say, "you know what, i'm going for it." there was something different engine domain for china that i don't necessarily like but it is the way it is. you can only have one term as governor. so we doesn't have in the election to worry about. he's got a short amount of time to do as much as he possibly can and that is why he was out of the gate with the 11. >> jesse: go for it, why not? greg if they are not teaching crt in schools, then there is not an uproar when he abandons that question work >> greg: that is a good point, jesse. >> jesse: once in a while and make a good point. >> greg: it is important he's getting rid of that stuff. teach courses whether history or math but not through the framing of oppression politics. even though, you know pretrade as white as the oppressor commit paints everybody else as the oppressed. research shows identity of victims get you nowhere in life. it is not a good thing to start out a candidate in that way. even though jen psaki has framed him, but the policies and how it affects the states to him if it doesn't work the republicans are pragmatic. they listen and they will not call you a racist. that is the refreshing part. jen psaki is someone on twitter who has to be the first one with a hot cake, which means it is always wrong. >> jesse: i almost didn't recognize glenn youngkin, kennedy, because he was not wearing that fast. was that a vest? >> kennedy: yes. >> jesse: that was a vest. it was underneath the pullover, got it. they are having a hard time demonizing this youngkin guy. they tried so hard for so long, but it doesn't seem to stick. what do you think it is about him? >> kennedy: he is actually listening to parents. this is not a political issue for them. it's really not. they were trying to make it into one and trying to republicans invented crt and weaponized it. you are talking about parents who saw what happened in the immigration system when their kids were on lock down learning remotely from their living rooms and bedrooms. parents were not impressed by that. when they tried to take back the power and pull the shade back down and keep them out of the process, that is when there was a revolt. so yes, give them a chance. give school choice a chance. let the money follow the students because he is absolutely right. if parents want to make the choice to not force their child to wear a mask, let them do that. that is a great place to start. >> jesse: a good lesson for democrats, harold, if you are a politician you listen to parents instead of the teachers union. maybe people will like you little bit. >> harold: look, i think glenn youngkin is trying his hardest, and i wish him the best. to dana's points, only four years in the commonwealth of virginia. i think he will have to be a little more daring. but i do hope people that want to wear masks wear masks and people who choose not to wear a mask choose that you might make someone else sick. that is something they have to deal with in virgini where i agree with him wholeheartedly and it's been raised here, we need critical language being taught in school. we need critical history. we shouldn't be afraid of that upsetting us. jesse, i need to look at the numbers and not just to continue to play like them but play better. the reality -- >> jesse: so do the cowboys. >> harold: the truth is, we can't be afraid of the past. we shouldn't be afraid of history, but at the same time we should not teach that people are better than others. critical math, critical science, critical language, that is what we should teach in all of our schools. >> jesse: i don't understand how virginia has allowed to be commonwealth. what if i get that from? 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>> jesse: she has a rookie eater and not like you and i, greg gutfeld. she mixed the sushi with jalapeno poppers. >> greg: that is a problem. >> jesse: you can't mix cuisine that is only for experienced leader. you can't have indian mixed with italian or chinese or mexican. you have to stick with one and take it all the way. >> greg: unless you are on a vegas all-you-can-eat buffet, kennedy, where you can have turkey gravy that blends into your soft serve ice cream. >> kennedy: blends and, i put it there. i feel bad for her because i realized she will never be a competitive eater. let us something i aspired to. >> jesse: she has nothing to worry about. >> kennedy: but this young woman, danielle, she is not going to. so she come a $50 buffet. that is really expensive. so, next time go to golden corral. >> greg: we go to the golden corral on weekends and try to eat as much corn bread as possible. we end up throwing up in the parking lot. it is a terrible thing. do you do that all-you-can-eat buffet, harold? you don't seem like the tide. >> harold: i have never seen a sushi all-you-can-eat but the pizza when i do. >> greg: pro/con? i'm going to keep going and throwing questions, harold. >> harold: i like the sausage and pepperoni. >> greg: [laughter] harold. dana, you can go to all-you-can-eat because you have one and you are stuffed. >> dana: i have 2-year-olds, all-you-can-eat and no sushi. >> greg: that is actually right. these are two awful things put together. i used to do used to do all-you-can-eat chinese food, that is amazing, fried rice and that is what all-you-can-eat is about. >> jesse: is there any sushi all-you-can-eat in your hometown? >> dana: that would be no. >> jesse: in your home state? >> dana: my sister loves golden corral, so harold, greg you can invite her to the next one, she would love it. >> greg: bring a bib. 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[a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ ♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing. jesse? >> jesse: fox rock star and our good buddy porter berry just welcome add little baby boy in the world. robert porter lee berry dropped in at healthy 7 pounds 3 ounces on friday. mom is doing great and big brother owen very excited. we are sending lots of love to this little guy. i'm sure he and jesse jr. are going to cause a lot of trouble around these parts. and peek sing of causing trouble i will be on hannity tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern. check us out there. >> dana: that's a gorgeous baby. everybody is happy for him. harold? >> harold: congrats -- my congratulations as well. on april 4th, 1968, senator robert f. kennedy was in indianapolis on the night that dr. king was assassinated and he gave this -- these set of remarks. listen to this. >> min dedicated his life to love and to justice. he died in the cause of that effort. >> harold: as we remember dr. king today, we are reminded of those words, that love and justice and compassion defined him. now, dr. king us all to develop a dangerous unselfishness. i hope we all can. nelson mandela another freedom fighter said let's let our choices reflect our hopes and not our fears. happy king day. >> dana: all right. greg? >> greg: robert porter lee berry. with that name he won't be stealing any cars in florida. [laughter] let's do this: greg's job search. well, two weeks ago i joined linkedin, not because i wanted to but i wanted to contact the ceo of an appliance company because i didn't have a motor for my washer and dryer. i got the washer and dryer motor. downside is now you get all these emails because i listed as my occupation host. i'm getting a lot of interesting job applications and offers. take a look at this. for being a host. so new york presbyterian hospital i could be the dining host where i could graciously serve food and beverages to patients, staff and visitors. but the large serving trays way up to 40 pounds so that might be a problem for me. at hard rock this is what is exciting i get to greet, seat and page guest and also assume the role of a tour guide. >> jesse: your table is ready. >> greg: i have been practicing that for year. party of 7 your table is ready the problem with that skill required remaining calm in a hectic fast-paced environment. i'm out. so anyway, this is great. if i get canned here, i have a lot of stuff to fall back on. >> dana: really good networking you have going on. you know how phones and noises of phones bother me? look at this, goshy, look what he learned how to do. ♪ >> greg: wow. >> dana: pretty clever little guy. >> greg: that's crazy. >> dana: would drive me ba than nannas. good luck, little bird. kennedy, whenever my phone rings my dog goes nuts. put that parrot and my dog -- today would have been betty white's 100th birthday the zoo is honoring her with unveiled the white rose garden where people can go leave messages and fortress in the alan london's plaza named after her late husband. betty white challenged where can you donate $5 to animal rescue in her honor. >> dana: lovely. great show, everyone. i'm stretching for five more seconds. excellent parrot but i think jesse wins one more thing prize. host for greg. i'm going to try it maybe we should all get on linked. in "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: hey, greg, i will take a table for four. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight virginia's first republican governor since 2014 wasted little time rocking the boat from mask mandates to what kids are learning in the classroom. governor glenn youngkin has gotten the attention of the political establishment and the white house. just a short time ago in an address to the virginia legislature he called on teachers to teach kids how to think not what to think. he is already getting pushback from the left on a number of fronts. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel is in richmond tonight with the