nypd honoring fallen officer jason rivera who was murdered execution style along with his partner after they were ambushe but have fell in with a massive rap sheet. the city's new police commissioner saying it's time t respect police again and push back against the anarchy being unleashed. >> way may not match the sacrifice made by jason, but we can try to match his incredible sense of service. we may not match his courage, but we can try to match his passion. the horror that took their live as an affront to every decent caring human being in this city and beyond. those who seek to dim the beacons of hope along these fiv boroughs, look outside, hear ou voices, see the presence in thi cathedral. the nypd will never give up thi city. >> the widow of officer rivera not holding back and calling ou radical district attorneys who are putting cops and the people they protect at. >> the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore. not even the members of the service. i know you are tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new da. today was a turning point in th city, i'm sure you felt that, i felt that, people of the city felt that right it's about time. i believe we are going to go forward from here. you believe that? >> from your lips to god's ears. let me say this speeches were powerful in st. patrick's. when the widow of jason rivera got up and talked about her husband being tired of the loos laws especially the da. everybody gave her a standing ovation. we come with the public have been silent it's this minority that is just so loud that they are literally silencing the res of us who are just kind of goin along with our lives. here's the bottom line, it is criminal privilege right now. they're is a war on cops, you'r absolutely right, but it's time to end it. the way to end it is with governors that talk out of both sides of their mouths. the governor says on the one hand i'm not going to change th bill laws in we're going to kee letting the criminals out, but i'm going to work with mayor adams. she's got to go. she picks one side or the other. as for who the new governor is, hopefully we will put him out o office. we have got to find tune into the individual. the judge, there is a particula judge who continuously lets out these young people who have gun crimes over and over, three times letting them get out with different gun crimes in than finally he ends up shooting a cop. these are the judges that have the power, but don't use it. it's time to find tune it because we're all going to lose. we can't survive in our society with this chaos. it is as standing turning point because we can be strong and united. that blueline is a lot bigger than you think. >> greg gutfeld, your thoughts on today? >> those pictures were amazing. i do agree that i think it's a turning point, but if you are surprised by this, you're an idiot because we are in this memory erasing industry were on story knocks out another story like you're playing a game of pool. it was a two-year demoralizatio of police champion by the media and the activists. they're were some progressive policies and any theology that we were in a progressive societ and everything has to change grade year ago if you turn on cnn or msnbc, they would portra the police as ms 13 with better uniforms. so now, you look around the channels today and you see on cnn and other places, they are covering their funerals, right? because now cops are getting shot left and right and some of them are dying, so they realize that they created the atmospher for random violence by basicall negating the authority of the police. now they cover the funeral because they sense the tide is turning in their cot in the undertow. they do deserve to run. the media hits covering crime because if it doesn't personall involve them, why does it matter ? and then it does bury their own beliefs open the door to progressive disasters like the nobel no cash bail, and you don't need context to cover crime, you only need two variables, victim and victimizer . the media hates that because it's too easy. they need to have context, whic means root causes and systemic racism, and he was abandoned as a child so suddenly the crimina is decriminalized and the politics becomes the endgame. we already covered cnn basicall saying that our coverage of crime wasn't instagram filter. i hope they send him to the funerals and took pictures of the mourners in use the correct instagram filter when they did it may be the got some good retweets out of it. >> coat so, your washington bench, are you feeling what is going on up here in new york? is this a new or eccentric thing ? it's the national and national situation part. >> carjackings in the last year in dc have reached record highs looking like the beginning of 2022, that trend is continuing upward parade on thursday, five people were shot at a hotel, on of them fatally in washington, dc. violent crime is a major proble there as well. to today's event i will say tha the widow was correct when she said that the system failed him because in a poignant sense, hi death is not only the responsibility of his killer, but which i mean at least a small part of the blame here goes to the city into its leadership. i'm somebody who usually looks at policy solutions for the nation's biggest problems, but fixing the policy here is only small part of the solution. decriminalizing violent crime i a real part of the problem, but you won't fix this until you ge at the anti- police sentiment that is running rampant across the country. i don't know how you do that, but it takes all of us meaning all of us americans standing together to try to combat it. i think it's a tall order, but think that's where the focus should go when you talk about moving forward. >> we all need to get involved. we are explicit when we talk about the system, unit mentione the name of the judge, we know bragg and the district attorney 's office, we know the speaker of the house, the majority majority leader and th state legislature, they write these bill laws and they don't reform them. we know who the people are, thi has to be personalized. >> they're is nothing more, my heart goes out to the two families. i do think it's a turning point your honor from this standpoint and everybody's comments around the table. this widow's comments and her words and the energy and passio that she showed is going to be shown all across the state. to your point, jesse. those who willing to fund efforts to change communities, there should be an effort funde right now, let her words be the only word, to recall any da doe does not implement tough laws parade any legislature who does not reform bill reform. and let those be the words to rekindle about how we support police officers. i think every community in this city, black, white, hispanic, asian, all want to support and do support police officers. that widow's comments should no only help do that, but the gun that killed those two officers with the ghost comes from philadelphia. we should figure out ways to enact her not only do we need activists who want to reform police departments, we have to support our cops first before w can do any of this. i hope those words today resonate not only with da bragg and the chief of police and the mayor of this town, but every d in this country and more importantly for those of us tha want bill reform, every legislator in albany should hav to lit listen to what this woma said today. no wife or mom should ever have to say those things and she did and we should try our hardest t eliminate that from happening again. >> up next, how toxic is president biden? 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general motors. folks, i want to tell you, it matters, it matters a lot. >> i will start with you, jillian. >> does he thinks he get something out of whispering? aside from that. the democrats, he went to pennsylvania, the lieutenant governor, the attorney general, another one of them wanted to b with the president, why is that? could get they said they had scheduling issues, but the reality is at the president had a 60 percent approval rating, they would've been there with bells on and we all know it. a lot of news outlets are reporting what's going on here as these down ballot democrats are trying to create their own brand and separate themselves from the president on the issues , but that's not what's really happening, they down ballot candidates our ghosting the president, this is happenin at fundraisers, and his big signature events, it's happenin on social media. it's a real nationwide trend now . something the biden administration is going to have to address. something they declined today. harold, would you show up? >> sure, i would the senate democratic senate it was there as the well. politicians don't always flock to the vulnerable, they flocked to the popular. all you have to do is get popular again and they come back . the way you get popular as you meet people where they are into right into their questions and concerns. the president is trying to get the supply chain. the whispering should probably start. but the supply chain hopes when inflation. you go to joe manchin and find out what you will support in du the build back better plan. if he is able to do that he would have them. how can he possibly talk about it? >> he's been reset judge, they are going to reset his presidency. it's like a vcr just turn the power button on and off. biden's back is business grade that's all they have as a reset grade you can't reset a guy. he's a human, not a machine. the pool doesn't matter, a war test doesn't matter, what matters is who shows up or doesn't show up when you come into town. that is the barometer of a successful person. we do it too, i am very keen on not being seen in public with certain people who i won't name because i need to protect my sterling reputation. that's all they're doing in pennsylvania, this isn't texas, they're not ghosting him in texas, this is pennsylvania, a blue state that he won, trump put it in play one time, they have to come up with better excuses. if i hear again, scheduling issues, you would think after all these years they could come up with a more eloquent gods like how about a personal famil matter. does that sound a little better than scheduling question may be they want to have everybody in the public know that they are scheduling issues, i have scheduling issues. >> and even stacy abrams. >> i was going to say that the democrats who aren't showing up are trying to distance themselves from him. it's not going to work anyway because midterms are always a referendum on the president. they can distance themselves al they want, it doesn't matter. >> that was a really interestin point. >> you know what i think is amazing, i think 38 percent of the country thinks he cannot manage the government, that is as bad as it's ever been for th president per think i'm going t give you an analogy that will blow your mind, judge. joe is like two adolescent boys one on the other shoulders, wearing an overcoat trained to sneak into the adult movies, except the two adolescent boys are aoc and omar, and they snuc into the white house and are destroying the place. what is amazing about joe biden he couldn't do the two easiest things, he couldn't match the lowest expectations ever had fo a president, he just didn't hav to beat trump, he couldn't exploit the in norma's bias of the media and he could mix like the ed norma's goodwill from debra trumper's that we're so pleased to see him coming he squandered both opportunities b climbing into the sack with the woke, so now he is a shell of his former self and the woke is wearing that shelf. we'll be right back. >> i called it a trojan horse, but it is as shall. >> that was a very original label. >> wright. i invented it a long time ago. >> democrats our in a full-blow civil war even unleashing door letter attacks on each other. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. it's still the eat fresh refresh™ so subway's upping their avocado game. we're talking just two great ingredients. perfectly ripe, hand-scooped hass avocados and a touch of sea salt. it's like a double double for your tastebuds. 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>> i think james has said a lot of things over the last few weeks that i tend to agree with and this is another in the spring of them. politics is about solving people 's problems, not advancing your own personal agenda. not advancing your own personal brand of politics. now if it all collides and you're helping people in doing those things, that's one thing, but it's a little bothersome little tiring to hear a progressive or a moderate talk about the other is if somehow somehow or another they have th monopoly on being rights. it's about solving problems democrats and republican like. when they don't encompass those things they get voted out. this is not something that just goes with democrats, they are trying to kick liz cheney out o the party and out of her own states. and they are trying to kick him out as well. if you don't recognize these things it's a party in power, you're going to lose power. some democrats, if this is what we want to, the power of all this in turn fighting in the time in which our president is in the low 40s or high 30s, than we deserve to be defeated in november. it were serious about having th majority, behave like it. past things that are going to help people's lives right past things that people want to see you work on. if you pass things people don't want to see you work on coming to likely going to you lose the majority. i hope the president can rescue that front, rescue us from that and i hope democrats in the house and the senate learn how to work together. >> i think the key to what you just said. the president send spent an inordinate amount of time on build back better. it has now stalled out for it s much like cargill says democrat are spending a lot of time on races they're not going to win, they're also doubling down on issues they not they're not going to win. voting rights. how many times did senator manchin say he wasn't going to overturn the filibuster. 17 times a day, but they still went down the path. >> joe biden came in saying he was going to be the great divider and his years in the senate would give him the ability to cross the aisle and get a bunch of legislation passed, and then the end, he is no good at getting legislation passed. what i think is fascinating int me in this whole thing with the democrats, and i agree with harold to a certain extent. that certain republicans likely as cheney or, they are not in the mainstream, but i've never heard people call the names tha they are calling and the democrats are calling each other . you know, for aoc to come out with those names and all the other democrats, follow her int a bathroom, these are tactics like i'm waiting for democrats to cancel each other out becaus that's where they are. they are ready to cancel each other out, get big tech to cancel out cinema and mansion because they are so angry. the regressive say. the reason it's because he is into progressive enough rate if you would move more left, he would have the whole party behind him. >> greg, what is hotter right now the democratic civil war between the progressives and th moderates or the republican civil war between the pro- in anti- antitrust people. >> i would say why can't politics be like sports? what a perfect trade that would be. >> okay, we'll take it. but you know, the democrats could save themselves a lot of trouble if they would quit bein so obviously terrified of the woke. they're like a tribe to scared to move beyond the trees of their village because something might happen. guess what, nothing bad happens if you challenge the woke. fox news news is fine, they fol when you challenge them, and democrats, you can win if you grow some stones, and go face-to-face with the woke and regain your sensible space in this world. >> that is my advice to you. >> thank you, i appreciate you may produce or song you have to let you know the words frisky. >> was at yellow? >> was at yellow or not? >> it was yellow. >> are you allowed to comment o people's attire? >> i didn't comment, i asked if he had a question about that an i was going to say no. >> also, the aoc backsplash, i expected more. was that of pottery barn? i thought she was kind of edgy and slick, that was like i could've done that. i just want to know what happened to sinema and aoc see each other in the ladies room. do they pretend like nothing is happening? i would take sinema in a fight. >> so what i. >> do they pretend like it's cool, or does sinema say something. that's what i really care about. all in all, it's trash talk. his aoc have a strategy? where is she going to go and find a quality primary candidates in arizona. and then have enough money left over to get the republican candidate? she doesn't have that strategy. she is not a tactician. ansi is a tactician. >> she doesn't have the political power. >> she's at fringe blue candidate in the deep blue district with a lot of grassroots fundraising and people. >> and pottery barn backdrop area. >> we've got to go. why the tide could be turning against leaders that are clinging to covert restrictions. next. ♪ ♪ baby got back by sir mix-a-lot ♪ unlimited cashback match... only from discover. 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>> i didn't even know denmark was real, i thought it was a fictional place in shakespeare. denmark is now the world leader they are doing it right for the picked it first, february 1st, how amazing is that. and then they have this amazing thing going on in canada with the incredible convoy and you have trudeau pulling a hillary clinton in basically calling it deplorable and saying they are fringe group, it's like no, these truckers are heroes providing there is no kind of aggression going on. it's funny how covid has turned truckers, the first responders are the ones they got the food to him while he was doing nothing, but putting on blackface and then he demonizes them, but i think it's like the police shootings, they are seeing the tide turn, they want to make sure they look like the are in front of the parade, and not at the back edge. like they are leading the parade . >> jillian, you're in washingto and around the politicians you think the dc politicians will b willing to do some of these things? more people are vaccinated, it looks like omicron is turning out not to be what everybody thought it was going to be. it looks as though that too may be early data, do you think dc politicians will behave this way ? >> i will say right now it's no just the dems and the media who are pushing this, there are a lot of public health experts that are saying actually, it looks like were a whole lot closer to the end of the pandemic days in the beginning of the endemic phase then the government would have you believe in there looking at these countries that greg is talking about, germany, spain, the uk, ireland, and those are countries by the way that have much less widespread covid than we did, we had many more cases, we are much more widely vaccinated than they are, and they are already transitioning. i think it's really only a matter of time regardless of when any politicians are. >> public health experts, although we with them a bit, they went out and said we are t do these things very joe biden is helping to set up an apparatus and a distribution system, can't we all claim victory? >> participant mary metals? , hurled? we have talked about this before . they are winners and losers and you know who won, we did. have you ever run cross-country have you ever run and all of a sudden you like and there's nobody around you. the american people have left the residence. political last begins at the white house is terrified of joe biden getting covid, they're so scared that's why he goes to delaware every single week and. they're upgrade of the talking point that is given to the people that are his opponents that are going to say oh, well, if you can get it, anybody can get it. how stupid is that? that's the reason he still in a basement strategy. the rest of the country isn't i the basement strategy. it just kinda breezed through with the sniffles, and everybod saw that, the media side, the doctor sought, and then we recognized it and then we moved on. biden is still in the bunker like it's 2020. like i said, you can't treat people like idiots. you can't criticize them and force them to do things they don't want to do. you got to have some carrots in there. it's not all sticks harold, carrots. have you heard that analogy before? >> that's a new one. >> i, but going to pin in michigan was educational, but this is even better. >> i don't think history is going to look kindly at us at what happened during this pandemic right. >> you don't? >> i really don't. i think what we ended up doing to children in schools, putting them behind compared to other countries, the global competition they will face, the suicides, the attempted suicides , the mental health and the drug abuse. the alcoholism, the child abuse and all of that, i think the collateral damage will be seen as something that really wasn't necessary. we talked about this at the table, i think we look at teachers differently after we saw the unions and how they approach this, and i really believe that totalitarian instinct on the part of the democrats is so strong that there are people now, small minded people, when this is ove or they say it is safe to unmask , that they are going to be out there. they're face shields, they will say you can't do that, my child has asthma. i think there is still going to be that tension built into us from two years by the democrats spread. >> i sure hope you're wrong. >> i do too. the ml friday is up next. ♪ hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. some of my best memories growing up were cooking with mom. so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. ♪ >> you know it, 13 minutes to boost time. ml friday. >> what is your favorite thing about your workday? i will go to you, jesse's ensur they has changed. my goal warnings have changed grade you wake up, really early i'm doing 545 now. at wake up, i stretched i guzzl 40 ounces of water, and then i read, i write, i breathe, and then i work out. get that's kinda what i i do without the breathing. >> jillian, i think this is you first term on the show and you've done terribly, to give so . >> kidding. what is your favorite thing about your workday, not about your day, so don't bring up you bp. >> being here with you, greg. >> so nice. it's just a matter of time, harold, before you will be saying that too. >> write that down. what is your favorite thing about your workday? can keep mine is similar to jesse's, i get up early and see my kids and take them to school that gets my rhythm going. then i read a little bit and i've got to tell you, i like to english oh great why was harold allowed to talk about his kids? >> i don't know. >> what is the workday commit when you get to work or when yo wake up. >> okay, the favorite part of the workday is getting out, and then the dogs are there, all three of them and they are all wagging their tails, but i like coming to work when there is su coming through the window. i work out every morning before i come to work to. >> i am going to go ahead and say i get to insult people for fun. i get to make fun of my friends all day. that's the best thing. i'm having fun when i'm insulting somebody. >> your friends in your enemies brickey i don't have. >> what rules of etiquette do you most ignore, harold, becaus you are like the king of etiquette freight is there any rule you ignore? i'm an etiquette man. i guess i can't wait. >> back to hugging people. i am a hugger. so covid has been a problem because i love people. so i am looking forward to having that comeback impaired. >> it's weird, i hate people, but i love to hug. >> you are not making me uncomfortable at all. >> that's my goal. >> i got in big trouble two weeks ago because i was walking the dogs with my husband and i was chewing and piece of gum an i spit it in the gutter and he freaked out on me. he said it's worse than spitting . i said i would never spit and the street. he said that is ten times worse. >> in the street? >> and think other. like not on the sidewalk, but just in the road. he said it's worse than spitting . >> i think he's wrong there. >> i think he is too. he's wrong. judge, you and i do the same thing, but what rule of etiquette do you ignore? >> none. >> none of them? >> oh please. >> unless jesse first. >> i can't figure out the. plays, is it to the right or th left? water is to the right and read is to the left? >> knives and spoons to the right of the plate. work to the left with a napkin straight. you guys should have a new segment. >> i am extremely rude, and so are you. >> we are both extremely rude. we are both of noxious and loud. >> one more thing is up next. 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[a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ >> time for "one more thing." >> snow is going to impact tens of millions of americans. download the fox weather app. fox weather meteorologist nick koser is tracking the nor'easter. >> it's tough, took me a while to get down as well. no worries. listen, big storms are coming into new england, and over 700 miles of blizzard warnings in effect from virginia through maine. everybody wants to know how much snow is going to fall in their city. widespread potential for foot of snow here in new york city, close to a foot here, maybe a foot and a half. in eastern massachusetts, 2-4 feet are possible. snow starts falling tonight, whipping around tomorrow morning in the afternoon. should be gone by sunday. >> next time you take a sip from a tropical drink and a coconut, make sure there is not cocaine in there. narcotics, liquid cocaine, was found on a ship headed to italy. you know what else is nuts? apm, brian kilmeade debuting the news show "one nation," 8:00. then, lawrence jones cross-country, premiering at 10:00 eastern. i'm going to be streaming after "the five chemicals with anthea the in between show-show , foxnews.com from the facebook life world. >> you are doing another show before your show? >> it is the in between the show-show. [laughter] prime time tonight, everybody has been asking about the monkey update. i will eat some alligator as well. >> 11:00 p.m., morgan ortagus, carly shipped in -- do i have time to do this? it is my spa day, greg's spa day. [laughter] look who i ran into at the spot: both alec baldwin and michael moore enjoying a hot springs subway. [laughter] i am going to shut up now, i want to leave time for harold and the judge. >> my wife and mother-in-law told me i eat off of people's place. the marine veteran jack becker celebrated his 100th birthday. his daughters, a surprise party. could not stay seated. he deserves every minute of it. he said the key to long life, no secrets, but he sneaks roma in his coffee. >> that is like nick the meteorologist. >> no kate cain and his coconuts. >> he needs a little. >> hershey bears, took over the pennsylvania ice skating rink. animals were tossed out of the rink during the annual charity, more than 52,000 stuffed animals from the stands this was after the first goal of the game. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. the nation's crime crisis, specifically the targeting of america's law enforcement officers comes into sharper focus tonight, with poignant images. the funeral for a new york city policeman, the shootings of two officers in st. louis, three officers in two weeks in milwaukee, and the aftermath of attacks on on police officers in houston. many are putting some if not most of the blame on liberal politics and lenient policies that are