outrage after setting a $25,000 bond and supervision for a suspect charged him one of the shootings which will allow him to travel to and from work while wearing an ankle monitor. police say that he has not yet posted bail he has remained jail at this moment. and progressive policies getting called out for the crime wave ripping across the country. democrat new york city mayor eric adams putting the pressure on woke loss to put dangerous criminals back onto the street. >> major mistakes made throughout the years that destroyed the trust that the police commissioner is talking about, with a rebuild that trust. but we cannot rebuild that trust by allowing those who are dangerous and that have a repeated history of violence continue to be on our streets. >> dana: were heading into the summer optics and crime in summer as well. the mayor says on the sunday show wing into the summer he is a point to make. side with the victims and the people of the city and want security, or with these woke democrats. >> greg: we went from crime has risen. i did like that? yes, it took me two hours. it's not about crime it's about, crime and go down if he stopped letting the people out there were committing the crime. i think that's what we've run into this problem when we look at every suspect in these crimes and they have just a paper trail and then you start to think, and all of these rains of society whether it's crime or education. the border, there's a rejection of structure and process. we should be okay with that but then we started talking about the systemic problems, we started taking apart these processes and that's really bad for society that naturally decays, were already get older. things fall apart, that's why you have prisons in your flaws give borders you've standards. an hour basely saying that the same sensible rules and laws that we have for everybody are now it not everybody because we have systemic bigotry, the systemic racism we eliminated incentives for crime and crime goes up. so you have somebody who is now shooting suspect was under house arrest. you've eliminated one incentive which is prison. it might not be such a bad thing to commit crime if the worst area to get missing in her home with her ankle bracelet. sets the issue, the issue here is that we are dismantling the thing that society desperately needs to hold us together. >> dana: what a thing about the decision to grant bail at $25,000 an ankle monitor option? >> it's absurd it's a reflection of what we are as a society. greg is talking about the illumination of the disincentives. what were seeing now during the holidays you see crime search among family members. and the summer you see, the streets among gang members. but today based upon what the left is done in the so-called social justice agenda. >> jeanine: like the one in south carolina, club shooting in south carolina and then in in pennsylvania. or talk about ten people shot, 11 people shot, this kid getting out house monitor with an ankle bracelet. you should be ashamed of yourself. whoever the judges should be ashamed of herself or himself. what we have is progressive policies that are destroying this country. and the truth is that is the deliberate release of these individuals who go out and commit crime because they have been involved by the lack of consequence that we have created with the social justice agenda. there is now more of an interest in the criminal than the victim and i feel like a broken record i keep saying that. it's about the violent among us and try to make them better, when the truth is that what they're doing is making society worse. this is something that's only to get worse as people come into the border, they talk about will talk about this later on terrorist list. there's so many don't get caught and they see what's going on they see americans are being held accountable why should they appear for the american dream a lot of them are working hard. but what we've got is a message that we have sent to 300 million people it's okay if you see your neighbors you want something in it you want the car, if you feel somewhat an activity to get away with it. >> dana: there at that prosecutor on we could play that please? >> i've had one conversation with them thousands first week in office we had mutual concern on a case or particular case. his predecessor movement every three months i met her in her office she met me in my office. we shared concerns exactly what you said settlement unless you come from the public defenders office, your black lives matter activist. everyone else just doesn't exist in this world. >> objectively it is terrible and the showdowns are going to go sheriff's in the mayor's, that's can be happening and liberal cities all over the country certainly as we head into another state of elections or people make big decisions. i think what's going on in the liberal community is that people feel betrayed by these people that we elect to be ambassadors for values. some zone who believes in second chances i rather someone who can get can get back on the street and they cannot do it again. but when people are continually letting you down in this way doesn't seem like the official sleep and are the problem you thought had the same values as you. get it. i think people are eventually start the micro stop showing up for elections in the minutes are on who they vote for tina take the upper west side vote for republican. it does even opportunity tough conversations the democrats and a lot of conversations don't have a lot of answers for it to be interesting to see if republicans can come up with solutions themselves in a bull cities are l.a. red. but what you gonna do about it if you're someone who does have a different point of view of the things of these policies are really putting people in danger i haven't seen that. >> every time republican tries to position themselves to paint them as racist or intolerant as a one party system in new york republican fathers devoted to markets is no way. there's no other opposition because the opposition is essentially smeared at every opportunity. >> everyone is meant as a communist. i'm in the name-calling obviously the real issues become a tremendous problem. >> jeanine: the parents who reach out to people in salmon cisco who can't get an answer how released and convicted murderers without telling the victims that are coming out, those of the people who are calling out the democrats. >> dana: lucy or the people who've lost their kids to gun violence that if you like they're being listened to by their republican party at all. >> jeanine: to the come to go to jail? then she feel like she was to listen to okay come up with the criminal went to jail. and thus the job. >> i look at das and judges sheriffs are all elected by people. this is a democracy and we have people in l.a. and new york were woke liberal officials who commit these policies and were outraged by the crime that happens with the policies but really people who asked for the policies because they voted for these folks to take the position of power so what do you want to change the narrative view of the change elected official and with republicans or democrats. i don't care who i just want someone one last point when you look at these policies that have changed over the course the last 2-3 years explosion of crime. this would've happened 30 years ago exhibit ethics and morals and values with families but something is haven't your point with the culture is been a degradation that when you have lax policies when you can commit a crime ankle bracelet. they never would've took the gun. i said 30 years. >> jeanine: i agree with you crime was pretty bad. >> dana: suspected terrorist caught cross the border takes a dangerous new turn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. it's my woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. don't take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. 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>> of suspected terrorist attempt across the southern border they're very uncommon. these 23 people to stop them. >> greg: it's our very own peter. i think he also asked jen whether or not the president will be apologizing to the border agent he had smeared by basically accusing them of migrants and calling them racist and whatnot. it will that in view for a reply or respond response or just your thoughts? >> we've been told that the mountain border patrol officers president accused of whipping migrants have been notified and will not face criminal charges. so one is the present going to apologize to them. >> there is a processed and investigation of homeland security i don't have any updates on that. >> greg: dana, i smell a rat. >> dana: if you go back into that day of september of last year and you watch the video and see what happened that afternoon within moments people who have are familiar with horses and the work that they are doing no, no sleeves the reins in order to maneuver the horse. you see the video right there. that afternoon could've done that for next like 4-5 days. they kept saying it more and more. the media absolutely piled on and the president said believe me they're gonna face the consequences for their actions. so then they have that is investigation they put these guys were out and about doing a job, what we have a migrant crisis. so a great book for millennials out there. yes and what is the right thing to do here? the right thing to do is to apologize. and to express. if they were to do that and be willing to do that this story would go away. every day that the not willing to do this people are going to continue to talk about it just because the particular incident is because as a metaphor for all the other things. consistently across all the things when the things. in those numbers are very low. whether or not and apologize. covered five seconds. the wood apologize they figured over with. >> greg: from your legal expertise is there a legal reason why they want to apologize? you think maybe because that would open them up? >> jeanine: they are arrogant they don't think that they have to apologize. look at what they're doing to this country. if 220,000 come to the border in march looking to get rid of title 42 which allows the u.s. to turn away those people that we think might be a problem given a health problem that we have had in this country. now what they want to just say is it doesn't matter it doesn't matter were just gonna change the country we don't care what you think whether or not you think that we think are racist or they're not you think that was to put criminals in jail, or whether or not think that there should be border security and i just want to say one thing about that. i'm tired of hearing that the border is broken. it's not broken immigration laws are not broken. people just don't follow them. that's like saying that the united states supreme court refused to hear these arguments in california therefore the tax those are broken or not broken there are just the way they are. and so they say i'm sorry? i don't know that i'm going to. but can they sue is the real question? can those guys is referred to as racist sparrows or so-called wits which are nothing more than rains yeah they could sue the loser jobs, but they can sue with a win? probably not. maybe the collector newspaper and said that the newspaper will say we were relying on the government. >> greg: you were nodding along apparently agreed with evans and judge said? >> every single word. ousting about how big this country is and that is impossible to understand the experience 280 million, 300 million whatever it is. can we talk about that story in september i had to admit that i do not write horses often. i'm not thrown rains around and haven't visited the border. people need to have a little more empathy just kindness towards each other for their experiences after that we would end up in a lot better place. we fundamentally have similar feelings about immigrants but they are good people in the vast majority of them want to come here want to work and pay taxes if we give them the opportunity and we see that time and time again. they want a legal pathway to citizenship and people are fine with it. i was listening to mark kelly and he said i want title 42 gone until there are solutions. it feels like there might be a moment before we get the 2,024 which can be terrible like every presidential election is we could come up with a few solutions now that everyone is amended that so many people come across a border is too many. i feel they can be progress. >> mission accomplished they're able to get the house hoping story and osuna cover the fact that was accomplished border patrols really bad. i keep s and the question. why do people want to sell drugs into coming to america yet yet to get a visa and to the system get an titus go to mexico from across the southern border, not of this helps america understand the strategy behind what joe biden is doing because it is an up america. >> jeanine: what is joe biden's angle? when does it ever end? why is he doing it? how may people out there deserves to be in the united states. everyone from the southern hemisphere. that's the question. >> this people come over who would do jobs that americans won't do. >> dana: by not securing the border it makes legal immigration that much harder a lot of frustration for those of us here and as many of us the scene of a certain at this table that we want more immigrants to come want the process. >> greg: that's all, exactly. i agree with you. i agree that we must move on. coming up the white house deploying the easter bunny. to save joe biden from answering tough questions. ♪ ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ (all): all hail, caesar! pssst julius! you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. oh hi caesar. we were just talking about you. yeah, you should probably get out of here. ♪ ringcentral ♪ for investors who can navigate this landscape, yeah, you should probably leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. >> jeanine: there in a free fall and members of his own party are warning of a midterm wiped out. so the liberal media has found a new way to spin this bad news. just say everything is out of joe's hands. >> when it comes to inflation there's not much the president can do about it. >> but at the same time people's perception and that's what's important. >> jeanine: in the white house has found a new strategy to shield joe biden from tough questions it dress up as the easter bunny appears the president and usher him away while he was talking about afghanistan. [laughs] all right greg who was in that easter bunny? >> greg: but finally he's found some hair didn't want to sniff. [laughs] [laughs] >> jeanine: you didn't see the whole thing. >> greg: maybe it's kamala harris. that should be the cook campaign slogan joe biden, not much you can do. [laughs] because that's kind of what we are right now. we do know that he's not running the show. >> jeanine: who do you think is running the show? >> greg: i can't believe it's him because he seems so out of it all the time. i'm thinking makes decisions i think he gets up he sits down he enjoys wearing the jacket and the sunglasses, but it's got to be the chief of staff. >> jeanine: when you think what he thinks running the place? >> i don't know who runs it like the president to make sure that he knows that he's got rolling the ball but it's interesting at the trauma sayest not joe biden's fault the covid built one year ago massive amounts of money american energy oil and gas if we went back to drill baby drill. the pipelines fracking morgan produce energy here. that would go a long way to an reducing inflation which of the number one issue for all americans ran out. so you know they kept saying that inflation once transitory and was supply chain and then was the pandemic and then it was vladimir putin. >> jeanine: what are they saying now given his numbers are probably the lowest they've ever been? >> dana: a call at the five stages of grief. it is now the front against the place of acceptance acceptance is like i don't have any control over it and the something i can do. they ignored larry summers the former press secretary last year when the citizen to be a problem. at the american rescue plan was so big but so much money and so quickly that now you have democrats and the obama era saying that it was too big and that's a help fuel inflation there. given all of this senator warren is actually urging him to go even further left and the do more i actually think letting president joe biden way too easy to say that he is not charged and that is not running the show. i think that he is the one making decisions he's making poor decisions. in some cases you have to say that perhaps maybe he needs to make some personnel changes but doesn't make you do not make decisions or making bad decisions. >> jeanine: what happens in the midterms? if there is as they predict a red wave in november, what will they say? what would they say cause this? the democrats? >> losing? that this is the historical trend that president has control and then they loose and whose fashion they got the aca he got the american rescue plan and they'll say when we went out with unemployment at 3.6% which is the lowest that it's been in five decades. >> do you think is at the far left is in essay -- is because he didn't listen us? and there will be a big fight. >> there will always be a fight. someone said to me at such a good point it's a test before. a party that has bernie sanders is too big. those are not the same kind of people on any level is the same thing exist from the tea party rose on the right. or even trump republicans around republicans don't have much in common. elizabeth warren to your point wrote something in "the new york times" and half of it i disagreed with. but the first half i really agreed with and she had this line that democrats won elections when we show that we understand the painful realities facing americans. in this way joe biden did in 2,020 with a health issue. with covid-19. they do have a chance to hold onto some of these and maybe hold onto the senate mitch mcconnell even said i don't get ahead of myself here. i know that the inflation is bad i acknowledge it, is of specific policies we are going to enact to try to help this global problem. >> jeanine: you think that the democrats have a chance to turn some of this around? 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"the washington post" accused of hypocrisy after the editorial board but this out let's hope that elon musk doesn't want for twitter. article pointing out that "the washington post" is owned by billionaire jeff bezos. fact side media outlets have been critical of elon musk are also run by billionaires. on the commute first we can be done. think that billionaires should be able to own media outlets? >> of course they should. you've billionaires and liberals that think that their ideas are the public square can't stand up to debate. they have to censor speech. that's where they're at for the board a subset coming in. i think when he comes and he's to be able to see all the algorithms all the garbage that they were doing to censor conservatives a bit in 2,020 election might've violated election laws sees that an expose of that all of us on they've some real problems on their hands that's where the try to keep them out towards the shareholders i think this is gonna be wood for elon musk. >> dana: what he think reg t think a public town square is actually attainable the fact that you have thousands of people that are policing misinformation, child images and all the stuff that goes on in these platforms? >> greg: i'm think it's even about that i think it's always been about how the media exploits twitter it's a drip. everybody wakes up to it. the reason why this is so important is that he is gonna take over the thing that provides the drug to everybody else. so what you have one of the reasons wave the loudest and hottest takes a media is because people are going for likes and set stories. i get 35 retweets 350 retweets i'm guilty of this sitting here think you will thing work? so i think what it's done it has phenomenally changed media and the only way to get that thing fixed is a kill that drug trip and he's got to do that. amazing mind exercise for people to actually think about what would you buy if you could change something? it's not like buying some and you love. i looked at rolling stone quickly grew up listening, reading rolling stone and it's a terrible magazine. it's interesting thing to watch people who buy something they have a problem with and the negative fix it in any dismissal exercise. as a topic for tomorrow. [laughs] [laughs] >> greg: exactly that's what rolling stone is so terrible you could buy it and you can make it into a magazine again. >> the thing about liberals being mad about billionaires owning media companies as are not mad about who owns the atlantic. exactly. but that is the point. it's the same thing. i think there's a weird thing maybe is not weird. i'm chris about the relationship and friendship between elon musk and the founder of twitter jack dorsey who recently left. was also in the cryptocurrencies in every like that. i think jack dorsey something is happened over here we should do some go here. >> greg: is not just him this of the behind this that are way smarter than anybody knows. i think you're kind of working in tandem. >> what are you for in all of this? >> jeanine: i'm watching for elon musk to get it done and i think you will get it done. as opposed to some get the things that people are looking for, understood for a place that values free speech and the ability of people to say what they're entitled to say. i don't much care about those people are editors and people who think that there are writers and they say if it was summing here i get so many likes be considered a great writer, i'm concerned about the shareholders though. this doesn't go to elon musk i think this can be a huge action, class action. because that would've breached its fiduciary responsibilities and its duties because of that board is not there to bankroll an agenda for some political organization that promotes wants to push anti-free-speech agenda. and that's what going on with twitter today. all eye is a is a place with this free-speech is not to be monitored, we can do it is too much. it's not too much. if child is on there and you shut it down. debbie physical force you shut it down. just leave conservatives alone, lee people on the left along the so people say what they want to say. >> dana: and that's all she has to say. if no more time. ♪ ♪ >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. 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[laughs] >> jeanine: thus not spam greg. >> greg: i try to block stuff from our own company, like stuff about stuff you should be doing, on easter. i was getting stuff from fox on easter. >> so congress passed something a law and they stopped it for a while and then i guess the spammers. i get law. >> jeanine: i don't think we need to pass another law it's really easy you don't force it i get calls all the time. and i want to know about your car. what is it with the car thing? so don't answer it. >> car insurance. >> dana: i like about how some of them show up as potential spam and the caller i.d. on your phone. this would happen a first if they would have one digit different from your phone number and my dad, when we got telephones we all got similar numbers. it feels, sleep bag. >> ceo of omaha health's contacts. so my contacts are his contacts. so get calls six times a day if you will try to sell me stuff as if i'm on the ceo of omaha health. [laughs] >> i might come up next can asset trigger an alien invasion and oneness scenarios possible at the space agency moves forward with the plan to beam information about earth's location to outer space. so judge your next. >> jeanine: i don't know what to say, don't call me. what's your perspective? >> i just find the fact that we've all kind of come around to the idea that extraterrestrial life is real, no? >> jeanine: is this something or talk about? >> aliens question right there on the screen. [laughs] >> i think tomorrow, take allergy medicine. 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[laughter] >> greg: drunk pandas. i think that's going to be a new thing. >> judge jeanine: for sure. my turn turn. a class got a surprise last week. these students from buchanan elementary school read aloud to attentive group of dogs and cats at the lewissage animal control facility as a reward for locking in 96,000 minutes of reading to the animals in one month during a recent challenge. as a result, they got to go and visit their furry dogs and friends. administrators said they hoped the fun reward would be motivate the students and encourage some adoptions. now, what i want to know if they read for 96,000 minutes, weren't they already there? how did they win it to end up going there? excuse me, excuse me, if they were reading to them. [laughter] >> greg: you are out of control. pets like to be read to? >> judge jeanine: yes, they do. >> dana: if you were in a cage would you like someone to read to you. >> greg: i would like to get out of the cage. >> judge jeanine: that's why the kids go there to bring them home. >> jessica: firefighters are fantastic and knowledge ones are great, too. the these firefighters repelled down an elevator shaft in a daring rescue of six trapped children. they got the six kids out. got stuck between floors, elevator mechanic worked for over an hour. temperatures rising. all the scary stuff. no one was injured. >> we have cute story and actually someone that i follow on twitter his son was one of the kids that was trapped. >> judge jeanine: that's great. sean, what do you want? >> sean: animals are great. i have a story about a lincoln park zoo become addicted to cell phones. people come up and share pictures of youtube videos. he wants to take selfies with them. it's gotten so bad that the park has had to keep people away from his cage because he is actually getting attacked by other gorillas in the park. again, phones are just not addictive for kids but addictive for gorillas. >> dana: don't take your phone in the zoo? >> dana: i don't know. that's it for us "special report" is up next. >> bret: don't give a phone to a drunk panda, thanks, dana. >> dana: have a good show. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, a major rebuke of the biden administration's mask mandate for public transportation. a federal judge in florida saying the cdc does not have the authority to enforce the requirement, ruling the government cannot mandate masks on public transportation. so what exactly happens now? if you are in the errant right now? what's next? correspondent gillian turner is here to tell us. good evening, gillian. >> this federal judge appointed