life. in a chilling detail the gunmen reportedly kept shooting at the two officers even as they lay motionless on the ground. in texas, a manhunt is underway for a suspect who murdered a deputy during a traffic stop near houston. and in washington, d.c., a police officer shot and wounded, but was thankfully released from the hospital. democrats in new york being pressed for solutions and here is how they are responding. >> we have to do more to fight the scourge of the illegal guns on our street. >> illegal guns is an important first step but we must also adjust a bail reform. new york is the only state in the country that does not allow a judge to detain and defendant who poses an immediate threat to the community. >> dana: and the white house confronted over how it plans to keep americans safe. >> does he know that after a year in office, people do not feel safe in this country? >> we seen a surge in crime of the last two years, would you agree with that? >> the murder rate is a 25 year high, would he consider trying something different? >> trying something other than supporting a massive plus in funding from its predecessor and cracking down on gun trafficking in gun violence was as a major driver of the violence was seen across the country? i think most people who want to fight crime would agree that's the right approach. >> dana: judge jeanine, do you want to take a crack at that? >> jeanine: i have to sit here in shock when i hear the governor of new york and the mayor of new york talk about things that could be done today or yesterday, before all of these cops are killed. 59% higher numbers of cops killed in 2021 then 2020, 73 cops killed in polonius killings. now let me tell you how to get rid of guns. you get rid of the people who are shooting the guns, number one. you put them in jail, and just like they define deviancy down, i think it was daniel patrick mooneyhan. we are so used to things being so bad that if we allow it to continue more than we are not going to care about the crime that's happening. we will say it's not as bad as last year, it's not as bad as the year before. the bottom line is this. if you don't put career criminals in jail and the guy who killed the police officer in new york city and one who is presently fighting for his life was a creek criminal with mental illness who had an illegal gun and had an ar loaded under his bed. now that guy is a problem. now he shouldn't have had a problem and should be out of jail because even if he is arrested, he's being released immediately. you get a confidential informant and you get someone undercover. you do surveillance, you get wiretaps. you get search warrants and join what the state in the local and the fed. i did it myself, the d.a. you put together a task force. don't talk about it, do it. and don't come out. i want to give mayor adams the benefit of the doubt but, don't come out and say we will do this or we will do that, just do it. 80% of the cities of violence where it takes place, we will put a lot more manpower or person power. no kidding. we did it years ago. they gave away broken windows and they are letting criminals run rampant, these politicians are hypocrites. they don't want to jail them, they don't want to lock them up. they don't want to have task forces and then they say these guns are coming into new york. so what? you are not prosecuting and you are not jailing them, you are worthless. you are worse than worthless, you are a liberal, defunding cops and you don't care about the victims, you never did and you never will unless there's a funeral going on. >> dana: if this has reached a level where it's getting, as set at the white house briefing. here are some of the things he had to say. >> americans have the right to be safe. there is no liberty, there is no pursuit of happiness without life. you can't vote if you are dead it, you can't sign up for a government program if you are dead. you can't build back better if you're dead. so what is he doing about it? >> dana: in particular one of the things that trey gowdy went through with several of the young women who have been killed in just the last couple weeks. >> jesse: well, you can vote if you are dead. i think we saw some of those. just getting dana. has biden called the family of any of these victims? they haven't announced anything, i'm sure another president would have called. this was an experiment, the soft on crime thing was an experiment and we warned them that it would fail and cause death but they did it anyway. like gain of function. we said it was going to maybe kill people but they rested and everybody died. you know where it started? and i don't care because my sister is not watching, but it starts at the university level. these stupid professors have the idea that american create criminals. then when you incarcerate them, you have to release them and give them rehab. now what's the lesson? you you can allow some professors and a billionaire donor and a power-hungry democrat in the same room together because you are going to get death. i don't know if they did this on purpose to cause a crime wave, a lot of communists wanted to destroy america from the inside or they are just too stupid to know that there are theories that they think of don't actually work when you put them into practice. before they move onto another stupid experiment that will get people killed, they should actually have to face the pain they are causing. they have to get out of their penthouse, get out of their ivory tower and they should have to go look at some of these families in their face. feel the anguish, see the pain. see what the policies are actually doing. because until they actually register some of that pain, they will still cause that. they are now branded. >> dana: it do you think the democratic party understands this moment? >> harold: it's good to be around the table again. i sat on the show before, this is not a democratic issue. they are republican officers overseeing this, and there's no doubt in the last year that we have seen movement. the president of the united states that that's wrong. the leader of the city, mayor eric adams said that was wrong. i'm not a democrat that believes in that. number two, if the democrats believe that police are going soft on crime was somehow another winning strategy, that should be refuted and they should understand that's not the right thing to do. it's something we've always done, you look at the stats and figure out where you apply the resources and hopefully he's able to do that. i do hope he also floods the subway with police officers. you have to have a one victory to be get under the victory, dana has a really personal story just reinforces this for all of us are on the table. and it too, have to do something with guns. i understand guns don't kill people, the people kill people, but we have to figure out ways for democrats and republicans to come together around some of this ghost gun stuff and to your point, if we have to bring more prisons to put them in have mandatory minimums for them then we should have that. >> dana: one thing the white house has said in a couple times, we are from more money for cops. but it's not just that, it's a progressive prosecutors. >> greg: you have alvin brad who is not prosecuting, when someone is caught with a gun they are released. the call at the iron pipe line, the guns are coming in and nobody's being prosecuted and if you do put them away for a long time, that's a good thing to do. i think this is a rebound for the movement. you see cop killings at a 20 year high. they are going since 9/11. that's a really weird comparison and you should remove 9/11 and see how far it goes back. this is a rebound and we kind of predicted this when it was this constant relentless drumbeat from the media and the far left activist that devalued the lives of law enforcement. they never said it, these human lives are worth it. but if you said blue lives matter, what were you called? people had to apologize when they said blue lives matter. so now we are in a situation where we are seeing this sense that these lives are devalued and you know, it's weird how the left does not believe in free will but they believe it if it's an inanimate object. so a rock can hit an asian woman in the head. an suv could plow into a parade. a bullet could leave any illegal gun. right? it's like they talk about gun possession and literally, i think they mean it. i think the gun is possessed. it's an autonomous weapon, there is no actual criminal they are firing it. it's a possessed a gun but then you think about, what about the woman who wasn't pushed in front of a subway? no gun? or all of these just possessions? i don't know. and then maybe it's because you are not enforcing the gun laws. so i came up with the word, it's called excusions. so what you hear when you should be hiring more cops or flooding the area, you should be locking up all of the illegal gun uses for a long time but the best and most important thing that we have to start re-institutionalizing immediately, restore cash bail. but we have to bring back stop and frisk right now even if it's temporary, but the reasons for getting that criminally deranged off the streets is going to do a lot. >> jesse: i like it. excusions. >> jeanine: was a day without a excusions? >> greg: exactly. >> dana: up next, some of the media mocking americans concerned about this surge in violent crimes. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! 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>> greg: i don't know. it's got to be gross to work at cnn where all you do is push these elaborate hoaxes while denying actual human suffering. right? they spent years pushing this labyrinth of trying to scare people that the republic is in danger and yet they literally laugh about crime. people ask me why do i constantly point out how fat brian stelter is, how fat and bald and homely he is and i always tell you that no insult is worse than their ideas, as long as they mocked the black on black crime and death in the streets and there is tape of don leman and chris cuomo laughing about it. as long as they believe that i got a pass on it, then everything is on the table. you can make fun of them about anything. so they chose this to die on while cops and civilians are literally dying. and we can be around these people, and the ratings are dying on the narrative is antithetical to what americans believe. this is a curated propaganda machine to put out segments to other areas, whether at social media to be retweeted, that are specifically anti-american views. this is not a network. i don't know how they get advertisers at this point, it's so embarrassing. they have producers that are being alleged mike accused of alleged. it's a distraction because they are in such sorry shape. >> jesse: and so they don't have anything to talk about, are they trying to put stuff out there for controversy do you think? >> dana: it's weird to program a segment just to get back at "the five." i mean that is a strange way to program. i would say, the one thing about it is matching the mood. i have done the morning show from nine until 11:00 a.m., and they are starting to lead with the story of the day. and that's crime. it's being asked about at the white house and not just by fox news but the one thing that i feel the white house does that the president is not doing, you need to match the moment and the mood of the country and if you are not, you are going to get polls that show only the third. the other thing is if you look at at cnn own polling on and immigration and crime, they may be should break down that wall because their own polling is showing that it's a problem. as before and i'm assuming these guys work out of new york city, do they see the local news and do they read the post of the daily news, are they absorbing any of the actual crime that's happening in their own neighborhoods, do you think? i'm looking at you. >> harold: denial does not wear well and as i listen to them, i could understand if you are trying to make a point that some numbers are down and some numbers are up or trying to explain that this is the way it's being presented or interpreted wrong, but they didn't do that. they didn't say crime is down here were people are looking at this the wrong way. it strikes me as a group of people and this is not meant to malign cnn as much as those who literally try to present the crime as not a bad thing. but where do you live? do your point, are you in a neighborhood where you can't go out? if you live in a neighborhood which is most neighborhoods in new york city today, you are watching where you are going. i don't take the subway any longer, because i'm concerned about my safety. i won't go near a subway stop with my kids because i don't want to be confronted or try to defend or do something that would put them in danger or myself in danger. so those who want to do this in stages like that or do presentations like that, i have a reason for doing it. if your reason is to get back at someone or show or network, and many of them who are probably watching that network. >> jesse: and some gullible person is watching cnn, and they do have to do a public service. >> jeanine: here's the thing. the media is the megaphone for the democrats. even though they know 81% of the american public is concerned about crime, they want to tell you that it is not a problem. and so it is spin, clearly at spin. but their naivete, unless they are lying hypocrites, then you pick whatever you want. it's really the fact that you have five cops who have already been shot in new york city and were still in january of this year. you got kids, an 11-month-old girl who got shot in the face. kids go to sleep in their own beds these days and in their own homes and in their own bedrooms and they end up getting shot in their own beds. if these people can't say what is going on in the inner city, and women are being openly and all of that horrific stuff is going on, they are just stupid. it's just stupid. >> harold: it's elitist, is what it is. >> jesse: i remember stelter was mad once when they removed a trash can outside his apartment, they remember that? the crime for him as there wasn't a place to throw away the twinkie wrapper. >> jesse: up next, things get even worse for joe biden. the news that could up and the white house. ♪ ♪ ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us! not that one. that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu. ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: americans are just not that into joe biden, and the majority are ready for breakup. 60% say they would vote for someone else at the 2024 election was held today with only a measly 36% wanting to put him back in the oval office. the numbers are so bad that even liberal chuck todd i can see the writing on the wall. >> our new nbc news poll suggests mr. biden does me to reset because he's lost his identity a bit. he's no longer seen as competent and effective, no longer seen as a good commander in chief or perhaps commanding as easy-going or likable. >> jeanine: no longer seen as competent and effective by the majority of americans. why do you think it's just now? >> dana: i think it's a pretty young administration, only a year, and there are three more years to go so keep that in mind e out how in chicago and new york, los angeles, atlanta, baltimore and memphis, you have put not only the talk in the press room, but how are we keeping track of these things and how are we dedicating and allocating resources? and three, the border. 60% of americans oppose what he's doing in the border. three of the four past presidents were down at this point in the administration and they came back. two others came back and they lost, carter and trump. you don't want to be that if you are biden. you get on the winning side by walking with the people, not in front of them and not behind them but alongside them. >> jeanine: which means you have to's feel their pain. there's a percentage of americans who think that the pandemic is responsible for inflation, and another percentage feels that it's not. what do you think biden has to do, how does he play it? >> jesse: it's both things that are causing the inflation but biden hasn't done anything beside that one attempt to lower the price of gasoline that shows that is focused on it. then he looks at ukraine and focuses on the voting thing, but he's not zeroed in on the pain that people are experiencing. the big problem, a lame duck himself and that "abc news" interview. he said if i'm not healthy, i might not be healthy, i might not run again. and so after that when you combined that with his performance, i think we are underestimating how damaging the video of him tripping three times up the steps of air force one was, constantly looking at the notes and the light schedule, then you have a disastrous year were you angry everybody. that's hard to do so the media is struggling on how to cover them. some corporate media, they can see the writing on the wall and they are already looking at 2024 and then you have people at cnn who are blaming trump and blaming fox and they are -- they don't know what to do and that's not good for business, either. it's like trump broke the media and they haven't figured out how to put themselves back together. >> jeanine: straight ahead, democrats are not going to like what liberal comedian bill marr just said about covid. ♪ ♪ indian? 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[laughs] >> jeanine: it was a elongated version. before i mean, i think you are a stupid s.o.b. no one's giving pinocchio's for that one. [laughs] but everyone's talking about you and you will be known as the stupid s.o.b. guy come up before you were known as the hair guy but now you're the stupid s.o.b. is this something you're embracing peter? >> do i have a choice? >> jesse: i don't think so, i think you just have to walk around for the rest of your career as the stupid s.o.b. >> greg: but it is something greatly recall the name by a president. that's something that would be in the history books if we still have them. >> dana: and you might already have a book title. i have a question, this happened, and there's more press availabilities, or is there a lot of pressure because of everything that's going on. and they had their first year in office and anniversary, he's just going to be available for q&a more often. but maybe it's more stuff like this. >> dana: it might be. >> jeanine: it well, it's good that you can smile. >> well if i don't smile, i'll just be a ball of tears and i can't because i have to do a hit with bret baier in 10 minutes. >> harold: we are all in his world now. the launch of jesse watters prime time is almost here and jesse has a special preview, next. ♪ ♪ expand your limits in the 2022 lexus gx with apple carplay support. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 gx 460. ♪♪ it's still the eat fresh refresh™ and subway's refreshing everything like the new honey mustard rotisserie-style chicken. it's sweet, it's tangy, it's tender, it never misses. you could say it's the steph curry of footlongs. you could, but i'm not gonna. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and re... do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes! brace yourselves america, jesse watters prime time is about to melt your face. and amount faces everywhere when it officially kicks off tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> jesse: did you write that? >> greg: no i didn't. but i started with melvin's, their new single. just to make you happy. do you have any butterflies? >> jesse: no butterflies. no, we smashed butterflies on prime time. we don't do that, we love the environment. >> dana: i'm very excited. i do wonder -- i did hear from someone that loves you very much and she was worried about who is going to hold your hand. >> jesse: my mother? >> dana: it yes. and i said, i think got it. i think you are very prepared. >> jesse: it while you were on tonight to get the show a radio so on the first night you may be holding my hand. >> greg: i think you're pretty cocky thinking or shows going to last that long. you know jesse has some obvious glaring problems. and that he is often in denial. 's before we can cover those up with makeup. >> harold: what have you done specifically to prepare? >> jesse: i didn't drink on saturday night. and i regretted it, too. i went to bed and i missed the end of the football game so that was a big mistake. i exercise, i tried to eat healthy, relatively healthy. so i think i'm mentally prepared or spiritually prepared. eating healthy and exercising, i'm going to have to stick with that. >> greg: judge, you have a question? >> jeanine: how many producers do you have? [laughter] >> jesse: never enough. a >> greg: i think we have something that's called in the tv world, a montage. >> hi jesse, we just wanted to say that we love you, we are so proud of you and we can't wait to watch you in your new show. love you. >> i met dad, we love you and we are so proud of. congratulations on your new show. rough rough. because congratulations jesse. we're just so proud of all of your accomplishments. in fact, it's so wonderfully evident that you just love what you do, every day. >> honeybun, we know you will continue with your intelligent, articulate and humorous president comic presentation. and if there's a problem, i'll text you. [laughter] and i have a little note to rita. because eliza wrote a note. my dearest big brother, you've been promoted to the main stage for rambunctious democracy. i'm sure you will do all you can to keep it rambunctious. be sure to protect the other part, too. that's an italics in her note. otherwise i will disclose to america material from your last three years. >> jesse: wow, eliza is blackmailing me. i love that, being blackmailed by my own family, it feels good. that was really nice, thank you and i love you all. >> greg: i'm sure you'll do great, well, reasonably well paid up mediocre. but i'll be there on the show. we will be right back with "one more thing." ♪ ♪ 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. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be back. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ . . ♪' >> dana: time now for one more thing. jesse? >> jesse: special day on "the five" one reason the judge officially joining the table after taking a week vacation. >> greg: very weird. >> jesse: when they announced her. start off a new job i wouldn't have done it but whatever she wants. also a new edition of jesse's yearbook news. all right. so we have unearthed some photos harold ford jr. star of the track team and in government club, too. >> harold: i can't believe you found these things. >> jesse: brit hume proud alumni there. graduated -- i'm not going to say year. people don't look that old. >> greg: blurry people. >> jesse: you haven't aged a bit. after "the five" i am going to do a fox news facebook page i will be hosting in between show show live. >> dana: got really excited about it. [laughter] >> jesse: i just became aware of it. watch "primetime" at 7:00. >> greg: my show is going to be great i'm not going to say who is going to be on it because it's going to be a surprise. greg heavy metal. start it >> emily in paris. emily hung up after sleeping gabriel. dating emily's friend. where is the music? turn it occupy. [heavy metal] talked about going to -- her friend is mad because she found out that emily is actually cheating her friend camille, have you been follow it? which she leaves gabrielle calls her and dismiss that he can't stop thinking about her and emily says she cares about him but that their meeting was a mistake. >> jesse: what are you talking about? >> dana: emily in paris. >> jesse: what's emily in paris. >> that's a movie. >> jesse: make references on this network, they have to be references that people know about. >> dana: harold? >> harold: get american born with down syndrome and never let anything get in her way of doing what she's to do. when she struggled to find a job she decided to turn passion for baking into own business. she launched cookies. made $1.2 million and employed 15 people. and she sent us some cookies to try so collette, thank you and beth to you. >> >> greg: making me fat. >> dana: supply chain crisis wreaked havoc on christmas including for harold's gift. watch this. >> dana: there is a supply chain wish your gift, harold. they were supposed to have our faces on the golf ball. we know you love golf. they will be coming. >> dana: gorgeous. they arrived. there you go, harold. this is your gift. >> judge jeanine: my one more thing new season join me as i visit america's most beautiful homes historic castles. visit the homes in newport a manchin built in 1901. french chateau, see the eastman house in rochester, the properties are breathtaking. >> dana: that is it for "the five." "special report" suspect next. bret, i hear you have peter doocy on. >> bret: definitely have peter and can't wait for the big show. good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are covering several major stories, america's crime crisis targets police officers over the weekend. multiple shootings. markets tank and then battled back as concerns over inflation specifically rising energy prices hit the american economy. but we start off with the possibility of war. real war. the u.s. is already sending weapons to ukraine. and actual u.s. personnel to that region could be next. the pentagon is placing 8500