into a sinking ship yet another top aide iss bolting after a week of flopsa cringe worthy comments and all around bad news. kamila's chief of staff will be the 13th and most senior aide tots get out after reports of a toxic and abusive workplace and the most important job shent j was put in charge of the border is an utter disaster. even democrats can't figure out what exactly is doing about it . the democratic voters arec noty happy and if you lookan at the independent voters, they're not happy about this decisionis >> so who are we trying to please? democrats are now dividededtr thanks to the administration border failures. the party splitit over biden's decision to end title forty two and gets worse.as nat a texas national guard soldier has died after going on a mission to rescue migrants and that on this sad note.e, but but let's let's talk about kamelot. i mean, this woman c actually thinks that she can run for presidentan and she apparently is an individual who is involved in a toxic workplace, abusive environment. she doesn't read the reports and yet she still is in there thinking she's doing a great job. katie y, what do you think of that ? well, i think it's obvious what her situation is. she's living in an entitlement state because she's been handed a number of things as a result of just asking for them. she hasn't been vetted by she was invited by the california press who certainly wasn't vetted by the national press when she was picked for vice president. and i think on the border issue she's been given that issue becausead the administration doesn't want to do anything about the border. they hand her a portfolio t full of items a that they have an agenda on . they say they're doing somethingeyey by appointing hero be in charge of it and then they don't actually do anything . and i want to talk about the texas army national guard soldier who has gone missing . this administration has vilified anybody from borderd patrol to texas national guardn to dps in texas saying that they are racist, that the have somehow have a nefarious agenda when it comes to the job they're doing to defend the country. this is the kind of work that they're doing every day going in the river, taking off their body armor to see if they can save people who areng not americans who are entering the countryil illegally, who are breaking our laws and literally putting their lives on lives on the line every single day. and there's no statement from the white house. there's no concern about the safety that for these people that the administration that they put them in this positionut because they refuse o close the border and they're still doing nothing and title 42 , there's nowic this convenient democratic argumentnot not to d it, but it really just is a talking point because title 42 essentially amended a their releasing single adult males into the country alluntr over the place and theo administration is not going to do anything to change that . what about what about the fact ,greg,ne that you have someone who has died working at the border, the national guard and american trying to save in illegal coming to the states, coming to this country in an illegal way of the frightening part of it all is that we haven't heardea from kamalrd harris. she is supposed to be in charge of the border and there's no word from the white house. a i mean, it's almost as though it doesn't matter what she really is. i the cnn plus political leaderser . i will say one serious thing about that . joe biden singled out a border patrol agent accusing him of whipping haitian immigrants.he they had the investigation. they found nothing. gi they never apologized. he never apologized to the to the border patrol. why doesn't he single out this heroism? it's almost like he only singles out american citizens to smear him. right.t. because you have these exampless where he only goes after whether they're trump supporters or parents at school meetings or this . that's's that's the serious thing. itin would be nice if they did say something. but i wanted toe. she ever notice that everyone is leaving like that would bother me. like imagine entering a room at a party and within ten minutes deryone's gone and you realize maybe you mightog have stepped in some dog. but i think she isn't affecting s her . i mean, doeso she have like doei she have somebody who's just constantly on linkedin like trying to get people to go? do they howard, i will say this . if i was an unemployed democrat, i would definitely take a job with her because it's like voluntary volunteering foree the war. it's like, you know, you're at a bar and somebody says, you o know, i was in iraq and another guy was in afghanistan and you go, yeah, i workh with yoube become a veteran of the kamala occupation. and then all of a sudden you realize there might be a whole group of former staffers like a special kind of aa that shares their ptsd memories working with her becausese there's like 13 now that's likec that's like a football team plus two, i think. right. yeah. all right.uc thank you very much. in youg know what even mayorkas is talking about the fact this thing we don't we can't cover the border if he if he drops the mandate on may twenty third, which in effect it may already have been droppedd. but the truth is you've got so many within the democrat party , you've got so many s people who are saying even mayorkas is sayingay now what ie biden's option right now? >> well, a lot of things here. let me first say these are this officer at the border isd presumed dead. no, we hopeho that is not the case. the facts don'tfa look don't lok good. not my prayers arere with him and his family and i wouldso imagine the white house willme make some sort of statementue in due time if not before the show's over to i think the president. this policy at the border has to come from the white house. kamalaka harris has been put in charge of this effort and we're hopeful that she's able to articulate a policy. my frustration has been simplye what has been talked about at the table. and i thinknk a lo a of americas are curious what are we doing at the border and what are we doing? i think more more holistically to try to prevent peopleeople fb coming to the border.hi nownk there's a i think a legitimate argument has beenof made that some of the posturing on the part of this administration has made it likely that more people wouldr come to the border illegally. we can debate that , but i think there's probably more credence in that than not . butt i think republicans who want an answer to this and not just a political side of it or political issue are democrats who politicize it tost we have to be serious aboutph investing in this region, in this hemisphere. this is our we've spent trillions over the last twenty five years when you were in congress, i predicted you in congress stabilizing other g we of the world which should but we spend pennies t trying to stabilize our own hemisphere and we have to get serious about that if we are indeed serious about controlling and limiting the number of people to come tom the border. i hope kamala gets out. the vice president gets a policy from the president and i hope p she's enabled to implement it in a serious and firm way. but well, it's not just our h hemisphere. the people are coming in from all over the worldemem right noa because the border is open. and again, i think if you focus on securing your border as opposed to, you know, investing money in the in thell central triangle, we're going to be better off. and i think if both if you take all the talent out of these countries, who's left tory w actually rebuild the countries and have an economy, we can talk about kamala harris. so weco congressional i left the u.s. and you go right to thank you . i appreciate that . and i got a phone call. right. so listen in in a congressional held and i saw this when you have bad bosses, people who are mean, the other staff or people who ineffective ,you see the staff are out oflo those offices and it's a revolvinges a i'm not going to mention who they are, but yourr and i both know those offices of horrible bosses.al butso also you see the people want to staff wants toco consolidatens power, whether its the leadership or ranking member or chairman, the vice president is a really powerful position and the staffwe has more power that their boss has. and so you see people leavingpl kamalae harris' office as the vice president. that underscores how really bad it is. and i think people don't want to have the reputation sell if they see how bad she is in the stump, how she can't putgr sentences and paragraphs together, how everythingap has been delivered as a as a policy priority. she can't get done like this in my career is too too important to me. i'm going to step back . i don't i don't want any kamala harris on me. don't put that taint on me. you know, she she doesn't care than shefor her staff does for the people of t the country in terms of the way handling the border because. all right. president trump had c a couple f nice security advisers thenst a fewaf chiefs of staff. this happened. these are tough jobs. and if you don't want to serve.. no, no, but but they did well.he i think if you go back and look at the number judge, i think you'd be you'd be surprised at the numbers. why are you nodding? there wasas there was a there ws a lot of turnovera in the trump administration, but it wa a bad decision and they weren't doing what theyey. wanted. but the point is it was a different reason for turnover than this didn't have to trump . it had ons to do with the onslat of the media coverage and just the constantnt input from the outside the staff members that the president has compared to the small office of the vicet president. if you look at percentages, she's lost a huge percentageag f her staff compared to trump with no comparison. she lost 13 peoplehe walked out on her coming out. elon muskco just got a powerful new enemy in his fight to save♪ free speech. >> who we know of at the moment is true , by the way. put our hands in can like go back to go further with the power and range of a lexus get two point four nine percent financing on the twenty twenty you are exportiny fifty hybrid all wheel drive , you know, liberty mutual customize your car insurance. certainly pay for what you need call customized scarf. this backpack i made for marco only pay for what you need is a good idea every day everye this isn't just free. these aren'tann just their promises. their promises. promises of all shapes and sizes and a place you can promise to make a promise and everything because it means everything to you. eliminating grace is as easy as comb your hair just from an easy comb in color. just twist and comb getting natural looking results. let's get this meeting started. it has never been easier the most men trust just for men in applebee's irresistible. our now starting in 1899 of in the neighborhood these used cars look the same. but how can you tell which one's the better deal bringing and sarah celestron. hey dad. this one's broken dads are great but let's say show me the car about you get the most and you were based on the vehicles accident. look for me and stop overpaying look for me and stop overpaying shop at the old new car match.com bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped and felt this is our inspired by real stories of bipolarar depression. i just couldn't find my wayif. althoughe the bipolar depression can take you too a dark place, i can make a real differenceti in your symptoms. but it was proven to significant reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be .ad callul your doctor. behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. em children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have incr, strokesk of death report fever, contusions, different uncontrollable muscle movementsm which may be lifeas threatening. these are serious side effects now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor what today is right for you as little as zero dollars for your first prescription sleeplessly people being slaughtered by a monster in a war machine let's do it. we already hit the bank, the museum, the jewelry store. where to next? 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isn't that been the american way? without question. i think when we say we're free speech absolutist, we're all fudging a little bit because the court has said you can't yell fire in a crowdeded theate. we see a prominent case that taking place i think between two actors in virginiaa that based on libel or defamation. so there's certain things you can't say and the law protectsht that being the case. you're right, i sean, i in termf i want free speech, i want a free debate. some of this harkens back a little bit to the conversations we were having around education and some of the things taughtt' being in schools. i think it's important that we present ideas and may unsettle people right. for us to be able to have conversations and have these debates and even if the best ideas don't rise, at least we inform and educate people about what the issues are. and finally, we should notmi be mistaken. elon musk isst pursuing this . he's the richest man in the world. he sends people to space. he makess electric cars, es he makes batteries or he buys. batteries. he's doing this for an economic this is a guy that knows his way around a balance sheet, the profit sheet. so at the end of the day, if t thereha are not money to be made doing this , i doubt he would be doing it. yes. and katiee, isn't it fairou that the founders actually believe that we didn't of truth, weistry to o wanted to actually let the debate happen listening to barack obamama say that the firt amendment is only a check on the state makes in question why he wouldn't want the first amendment to apply to big corporations and to corporations especially that make all of their money on speech, people being ablehe b talk about things. buten then i look back at who president obama really is and he is a student of saul alinsky and solinsky teaches and rules of radicals to control the narrative, to control information. you then control the media and you control everything. and he talked about how , you know, free speech is not being able to disseminate or post clearly dangerous content. well, to the left, clearlynt dangerous content is things like hunter biden's laptop. it'senop things about the moveos lab. it'sou basict things about gender and biology. and so they've shifted from actually dangerous incitement content to any kind of contentto that they deem a risk forpe their political process. and that's why they have no credibility on this. but i think it's highly alarming that the president of united states iss former president is perfectly fine with these monster corporations going after certain speech that he just simplych doesn't like and only one sided greg butler? well, you know, i'm an expert? on the constitution and when obama says there is no first amendment protection on social media platforms because they're private, he's actually right. yes.s but it's also wrong because these platforms have now become the single most dominantan platform for the exchange oft fo information. right. other media't like r entities. i think what he doesk is he wants you to believe it's just like fox news or the new york times in which there is no obligation for us to host other people's's ideas. this is our show. you can't come on here. this is you know what i'm saying. but that is not this right. denying access to facebook ortw to twitter is essentially denyingit d access to the modert town square, not like the new york times. it's not like any other place. i think the bigger issue which i touched on yesterday's you cannot trust the credibility of any obvious partisan or politician with an ideology to moderate content i because what you're going to get isov content removal that only flows in one direction. you would callhe it viewpoint discrimination. itit only works on behalf in ths case. i think when you look at the laptop and russian collusion, it seems to only flow on behalf of the left, which is why they don't mind. but d if it was, it gets t more balanced. and let's say you do have an elon musk takewitt t over twitti because i think he is he is credible because i have no ideal what his politics are.y i would assume he's probablyep a libertarian, but i don't know if he's a republican or ifth he's a democrat. i findat that really healthy that i don't know. soon once that happens and you might see you might seeer viewpoint discrimination happene in both directions because i put out a viewpoint and then somebody puts out a counterl viewpoint and shows up on twitter. that's the way it should be . b sunshine, you knoww this they'vf trying to censor talk radio for a long time since the 90s. so this is not news.bl it's a different but if harold and i were able to censor our opponents when we ran for congressneng, a power of that ws immense. we would we wouldn't have spent any money to run races because it's only our viewpoint that's out there. but we got to go. all right.. crime, drug abuseon and homelessness spiraling out of control in a big liberal citytr. >> tucker joins us to talk about his new fox nation special. that's next . aprilext., what's the number one right now? 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they arrested and convicted. no, no, tucker joins us now to>> tell more . so tucker , i thought that the special was very aptly named by saying the suicide of losyis angeles considering that george gascon was voted into his current position. that's right. i mean, this was it was an intentional act to huge city. it's a very complicatedery cityo see that's changed a lot. sofo there are a lot of causes f the disorder that you see. ne but the main one is really easy to trace there is the mainth prosecutor in the city of los angeles has stopped prosecuting violent crimes. so you don't have to guess about what's going to happen. we knew it was going to happen.y he knew it was going to happen. he did it anyway. and an awful lot of people have died. this is an act of cruelty and we should we should say that out loud. judge. you know, tucker , having having a prosecutor who is whoa is almost worse than having nopr prosecuteos her at all because what he is doing is he's letting people out of jails ahead of time and there is no obviously they're not having any kind of special circumstances. we call itrm what i'm trying to think. who has the most leverage h here are the business people in the community, people that might have leverage. ultimatelyy know they votes well. there's a kind of moral shame that has paralyzed stakeholders in los angeles. you're a bad personer if you're against allowing violent criminals to commit violent crimescrt. t the problem with this long terme is not just that a lot of people have diedba and are dyine now probably as we speak. the problem is that this this is the end ofpr the whole system. prosecutors philosophy on one side, defenseto and the other i, you know, judge, if you havean the prosecutor and a defense attorney both on the side ofy the criminals, then you drive people to self defense, to vigilante justice. people can count on the state them.tectctountnt they will protectt themselvesro because people will protect their families and you're going to start toou s see extrajudicin killings in los angeles period. yep, nogs question about that vigilante and then the kyle rittenhouse effectne:. that's right. all right. harold tucker , nice to see you . as youghs went through this, did you walk away a with maybe some ideas that gascon should be pursuing? i knowpupu . i mean, there are those who want guns off the street. there are those who want more , more more cops on the street, more training for police officers. i agree with you. we have to prosecute crimes a and it seemsnd gascon is facing some political pressure. but there are other ideas theg outside of that your reporting and your in your series has has revealed. >> well,s this isn't really space travel. h i mean, these are issues that human beings have dealt with since they left the caves or even before. how do you deter the people you live with from hurting youome and you punish them if they do and the punishment is swift and certain. it's calledrr deterrence. you do it with your kids, you do it with your dogs and this is how all living things learn like touch the stove, get burned. and so we know what to do.us just enforce the laws that the public creates by voting. that's our system has been for hundreds of years. he's the one i mean just like restore what we had and things will be fine. that that's the answer. john, to tucker .ug weht can see the consequences and we saw that in part ofes your in your segment. but i think the question is why is this happening? whyha why is he doing this ? i mean, if you don't have rule of law, you have a degradation society, you don't have o a country if you don't have rule of lawf and this the george soros funded prosecutor isorcu this about destroying america? this iss not about justice, is it? no, it's about punishment. of course it's and by the way, it's not all of this exists under the banner of helpingt' the underdog. the have nots are going to get what's coming to them. you can kind of support it maybe. i mean there are a lot of have and i'mthis country most ofe. the time on their side they're not benefiting poor people, people in black neighborhoods, hispanic families, they're not benefiting at all. in fact, they're the main victimse thin of this .un the point of this is to punishh the haves. ithis is an act of aggressionke against the stakeholders in los angelesles and chicago, new yo. this is trying to hurt people,m. not help them. and i wish to just say that because it's so very obvious o. g hey,ot tucker , i got twor questions for you. no one quite obviously you're on fox nation. this is the special fox nation isis streaming success. yes.w now that cnn plus is defunct, has fox c nation considered rehiring? chris wallace for fox nation? we could probably get him at a discount. and heot i've seen that he interviews a lot of very interesting people. that's my first question.>> b but i can we had a meeting about it this morning in my office. i was like, no, what my producers goes no. he's mike wallace, the son of a gun. he's got to be good. alll right. so i want to ask you about there is some hopeca in california and i've been following and talking toli michael shellenberger. i was wondering what your thoughts were about itater. he's running for governor against gavin newsom. he's unusualn u in the fact that he already has solutions, which is quite rare. why just what your thoughts were? shellenberger is amazing what an interesting smart guy who actually hasgu the mostee revealing documentary series of ever seen done with hisn iphonee on homelessness explains why we have it. i mean, the problemom with california is so many people just gave up and left will you and me and like millions of others like us who grew up in the state, it's people like shellenberger who are staying and fighting to improve it, to reclaim it, that are going to save a the state. i'm really rooting for himat strongly. all right, tucker , it's great to see you and thank you for bringing americans this crucial and allocation of everything that's going on . thank you . thank you . thank you . check out the suicide of los angeles streaming now on fox nation. the fastest is up next . i hear the train coming victrola around boom. and i seen the sunshine. i don't know where the folsom prison and time keeps draggingyo draggin was. you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card to a booking .com. >> find him perfect. it isn't rocket science kitchens sorted water.ty why not? 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>> good riddance, judges. you think there's something about streaming that there should be some concerns around that or is this youu think this is confined more so to the very simple i'm going to bring it down, make it very basic. i think you have to have a hitl. movie in order to have the sequel, okay? or you know, by the same token, if your network is in the tank, what makes you think if you can stream it, you know it's going to be a success? it's just none of it made senseo . i don't knowe on if it's about streaming the people on it, but i do agree with greg. s i think they they they've opted for us to be fired, you know, as individuals and as the network. you know, i never did that . but i'llu tell you what you can't say that we shouldn't at least discuss cnn. plus, sean, your thoughts on so we celebrate that markets work, right? they have a . product and no one was subscribing and so basically it went under. but have. you seen the ratings? have you seen the fox ratings compared to cnn ratings? there's no comparison. soatom what executives got paid millions of dollars to come up with the idea that we're going streaming service cnn plus hire really expensive talent exp. >> i don't know who that would be . greg chapman, what and and i t think that's going to work. i mean, it's idiotic. it's dumb from cnn. but ifng dumb programing and ths was a dumb streaming service d and thank god it's gone. thank god for markets. katie kristi noem governor had t a great tweet about this when there are a couple of peoplepe saying that , why are you celebrating people losing their jobs at cnn? plus? and she said, well, now you know how the keystone pipeline workers feltel and these are the same people who chairs lockdown's. they want you tooc be continuine to be locked down while they continue to get to go to work while everybody else loses their jobs forced into poverty. a lot of people at cnn advocating for that , including a lot of their medical experts's to this day thinking that's a good way to go. i want to know what leftest consulting firm cnn hired who told them that a three million dollar influx of moneye would be a success. but clearly a they miss the audience here. they missed the content. they missed everything. and most importantly, i think the arrogance of not understanding that time is everybody's most valuable resource. and if they're going to spend itnd with you, it needs to be fr a good reason and especially if they're paying for it. soso all those things combined s a total disaster, but maybe they'll take a look at it and learn something from it. second topic, workers have another gripe about coming back to the office. things are skyrocketing ab inflation. more and p more people sayy its just too expensive for them tout commute into work. we've got thoughts about that judge. well, i think for the last two years people have become incrediblyy n lazy.ss they don't want to go to work. i have to get dressed up. they may have to comb their hair. in i mean, you see them there on the streets or in the pajamas again on the airplane and it's it's horrible, if i think. any excuses if you want to goo to work, get your to work. g: that's the end of it. yeah, it's hard to judgein because for us because we live in the city.f so we're kind of we're not i don't think we're representative of the rest of the country, however. i mean the lunches that i go to when i go to pick up my soup or actually i have my assistant pick it up a large soup will be nineteen dollars and it's so it angers me when it's warm so i just throw it at her , just throw it right at her and and then from now on i have hot soup. that's when i come to work. yeah that's what society blamesf and it's not inflation, it's that i'm a bigla. ot i wouldn't got blizzards for my kid that was eight twenty five for a mediume? blizzard. i'm like are you kidding me. i mean i remember i was like three twenty five for a blizzard on this one is a blizzard ice cream. yeah kind of okay so i look at this and think that yes inflation is a problem. people are spending more to drive into work. they're spending more for child careha. th that's a real problem. but i think to the judge's point, people have become very l comfortable being at home. they're going to be by their family. they don't waste an hour goingwn in with an hour going back . they don't have to get ready as much in the morning. so i think this is a comfort play for a lot of folks who don't want to go in . i think that's partially true .y butin i think as greg was sayin, if you're outside the city, have to drive 20 miles to work and you're paying five dollars a gallon by the time in terms of how much you're getting paid. right. so if p you're a college studene or just straight out of college, you're not making a lot of money. you n mon have a family where ye paying for everybody, stuff like that amount of moneyeyt o r gas actually really matters and your family's budget. and so if you have a job where you can stay home and bean more efficient with your time and your money and not commutete with the gas because you're driving, then i thinkhi that makes perfectng sense. now if you're in the city you can walk or something else and you just been comfortable, fine. buthe there's also a lot of people in the service industry who don't have the luxuryy of not going to work. they have to show up or they don't get paid by driver. s cheves is having a hard time right now and i just want to put it out there. you know, no one friday is up next . why♪ do you get that wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet worth giving the people who build a solid foundationon? 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>> judge jeanine: time now for one more thing, greg. >> greg: tonight an amazing show. i got the great writer. kat timpf, tyrus. it's crazy. now, let's do this. ♪ ♪ don't you love this? as you know, after cnn plus folded, a lot of people were in their dress didding rooms and chris wallace was startled by his own reflection when he went into his dressing room. oh, what happened? and he had a moment to just kind of contemplate what was next for his future. go to cnn proper or maybe just go out into the woods and bleep. there you go. >> judge jeanine: okay. my turn. all right. i want you to tune in tonight to "jesse watters primetime" because it will be judge judge e doing "primetime." i will be hosting that show tonight at 7:00. but i also want to do one more thing. one generous little girl is forfeiting birthday presents with a charity and this is why. >> i have more than some of these other people have so it's good to give back to them. >> judge jeanine: so instead of a birthday president hadley gray is donating to soldiers best friend through a nonprofit she created called hadley's hope. what she plans to do is raise $15,000 and brings veterans together with dogs who have been trained to help veterans with ptsd, which i think is really a very honorable thing for her to do. okay. and harold? >> harold: i love when kids do things like that. she has good parents. bless those people. taco bell is venturing into a new frontier. luggage. the giant has released a line of luggage hot sauce. fire carry on suitcase. hot duffle bag and cross body bag. all items available to the public on april 26th. >> greg: it makes sense. because it gives you the runs and then you are on the run. >> judge jeanine: katie, you are nextment. >> katie: help to you release other things than luggage. get boring but not for this guy. mathias mckinnon likes to make his workouts interesting. decided to go to the top of the rack ride a bike you have never seen. bench presses couches and tires and rides a bike as you just saw. also does pull-ups with a tire because his body is apparently not enough. former college athlete. gone viral. pretty cool. ever need some ideas just don't hurt fourself. >> show you this video why i don't go on hot hair balloon. trying to save his balloon from drashing into light poles and trees. 13 people no one was injured. that's why i don't ride hot air balloons. >> judge jeanine: that's it for usususususus