they are all extremists. it's not just the fringes fueling radical nonsense, it's coming straight from the top. joe biden swore up and down the campaign trail that he was mainstream, that he would govern as a moderate. he told america he is nothing like socialist bernie sanders or fake indian elizabeth warren. he is uncle joe from scranton. >> you guys have been trying to convince me that i am -- um, bernie sanders. i'm not. i like him but i'm not bernie sanders. i'm not a socialist. i'm mainstream democrat. >> judge jeanine: but now, a year and a half into his presidency, we all know that's a lie. every time his administration has had the chance to be moderate, they have gone radical instead. from endorsing transgender youth sex change operation and hormone therapy to rolling out equity action plans across government agencies, the biden administration has gone fully woke. and the entire democrat party has followed. forcing taxpayers to wipe out student loan debt used to be something you would only hear from the squad. today, moderate joe is seriously considering it. >> i am considering dealing with some debt reduction. i am not considering $50,000 debt reduction. but i'm in the process of taking a hard look at whether or not there are going -- there will be additional debt forgiveness. >> judge jeanine: i don't know but, joe, the way most see it, if you take out a loan, it's your responsibility to pay it, not ours. now, joe is also far left on the border. he knows thousands of illegals are rushing our country's border every day. he continues to roll back trump's tough border policies inviting thousands more to come in every single day. >> the president has talked about how he would -- the authority is given to the cdc to make a decision about when the conditions exist to lift title 42. they made that decision. he certainly supports that and that's why we are preparing to lift it. >> we are mindful that the-that there can be an increase in migratory flows encountered at our southern border should title 42 come to an end as the cdc has determined that it needs to do. >> you know your border policy is extreme when the squad itself calls it a victory. >> title 42 has waged unprecedented trauma. the fact that the biden administration is rolling back this policy is a victory from the advocates. green jean meanwhile, americans are paying through the rose for gas and all the extremist administration can talk about are windmills and solar panels. putting. >> putting america on the cutting edge. tax credits for folks to buy solar panels. we now have wind mills the blades on those windmills 102 yards long. every vehicle in the united states military, every vehicle is going to be climate friendly. >> judge jeanine: moderates don't want electric tanks but climate extremists do. what about free speech? moderate president create a disinformation bureau to actually police speech? that belongs in communist china especially when you see the lady running it nina jankovicz, she said hunter's laptop is russian disinformation. the woman is not qualified to run anything let alone tell us what we can and cannot say. she should stay out of our business and stick to the show tunes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i cannot believe my eyes ♪ a world built with lies ♪ >> people are calling her the mary poppins of disinformation. to me she sounds more like weird al yankovic. ♪ we're all crazy men nice living in an amish paradise. >> judge jeanine: in the eyes of the extremists neon jankovich swits a complete professional and expert in her field. >> let me give you a sense of who she is. she is an expert on online disinformation. she was normally in the wilson center-she was formally a disinformation fellow at the wilson center. she testified before congress as well as the united kingdom and european parliament. >> judge jeanine: back when president trump was president, she didn't think the white house should have complete control over information though. >> with president trump calling all these news offerings that have inconvenient for him stories that they -- that they are getting out there, that he is calling fake news, and now lashing out at platforms, i would never want to see our executive branch have that sort of power. >> judge jeanine: now that the democrats are back in charge that sort of power is exactly what she and joe biden are looking for. stephen miller is the former senior adviser to president trump and is the founder of american first legal. all right, steven, i couldn't wait to talk to you about this tonight. i mean, i'm not even going to go into the fact that the first amendment is a fundamental right that we all have to exchange ideas. and when we don't have that, we don't have an america. but, what do you think of the fact that, you know, they are defending this board and they are saying who could possibly be against it? tell me who might. >> . well, i would assume 95% of the american people will find abhorrent the idea that the government would censor their speech and that would create a disinformation board like something out of a dystopian sci-fi novel, presumably to direct tech companies, corporations, and employers to abridge fundamental first amendment right because it's directed by the government. and i will say one more thing. i cannot imagine anything that would be more insulting or offensive on top of all of that than purporting that the expert on disinformation is an individual who themselves push disinformation including trying to discredit hunter biden's very authentic laptop. >> judge jeanine: not only that, she promotes christopher steel. i want you to take a listen to this sound and we will get back with you on the other side. >> here's what the board is going to do, which i think is of particular interest again, continuation of the work of the former president, so for anyone who is critical of it, i didn't hear them being critical of the work under the former president, which is just interesting to note. >> judge jeanine: you were intimately involved with the former president. is this a continuation of the work of the former president, steven? >> that is one of the dumbest talking points, i mean, the white house continues to sink to new lows when it comes to inventing fake narratives to distract from their own misconduct, no, the trump administration never attempted to abridge american's free speech rights from the department of homeland security. this is donte seventh circle of hell. off key broadway star online making horrific leftist videos now going to be in charge of whether or not we can express ourselves online. i mean, this is beyond parody. this is the worst kind of corrupt, progressive elitism imaginable. people cloaked in meaningless degrees with inflated egos who think they can decide whether we can express ourselves. >> judge jeanine: the other thing is, i mean, what is going to happen when they have this disinformation governance board which is under, you know, homeland security? if anything it, should be under doj or under health and human services or covid. what is going to happen? are they going to cancel us? are they going to sanction us, jail us? fine us? how crazy is this? >> well, obviously, you see with hate speech statutes potentially in the future, i think that's a very realistic specter, we could be very concerned about. i also think as i alluded to earlier they are going it collude with big tech whether it be google, whether it be facebook, they are going to collude with big tech oligarchs to eradicate our free speech rights. and because it will be directed by the government, yes, it will plainly and clearly violate the first amendment and they just don't care. >> judge jeanine: stephen miller, thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> judge jeanine: coming up, the connection between the biden family and the chinese communist party goes deeper than we thought. a new report next. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities.™ ♪ >> judge jeanine: joe biden has a hong history of making nice with the chinese communist party. he often talks about the many hours he extent with xi jinping. >> america is a nation that can be defined in a single word. excuse me, the foothills of the himalayas with xi jinping traveling with him. traveled 17,000 miles when i was vice president i don't know that for a fact. >> he hasn't just spent time with him in the foothills of tibet, he also let them right into the white house. fox news is reporting that a chinese businessman tied to the ccp attended a holiday reception at the white house while joe biden was vice president. that man named bo vang was brought as the guest of a man named fran person who is a close family friend of the biden administration. how close? jill biden said this about him. is he like a son to joe and me and he will always be a part of our family. hunter also called fran a, quote, good friend and big business colleague. here's the problem with fran. he worked for a company with direct ties to the chinese communist party and convinced hunter to buy a stake in that company. and that's not all. according to a new fox news report, he visited the white house at least seven times meeting with joe biden's chief of staff and other top aides all while working directly with chinese communists. does that sound like the makings of a major national security breach to you? devin nunes is the former intel chairman and the ceo of trump media and technology group. good evening, devin, it's so good to see you again. is devin -- is hunter biden a national security threat himself? >> well, i think that's been the case for a long time, judge. and if you look at this. the chinese portion of this story is relatively new. there was a lot of light shined on the mayor of moscow giving millions of dollars to the biden administration. there was information on the ukrainians that were involved with the biden administration. but now i think most troubles is because china really is our number one adversary overseas. they are a major problem moving forward and it clears -- it seems clear that there is lots of tentacles into the biden family. >> judge jeanine: well, the sad part about all of this is that this guy person was also connected to eric schwerin, which we now understand was another partner at rosemont seneca who had enormous repeated visits to the white house. and we now know that joe biden and hunter biden were literally paying each other's bills. hunter was paying for home bills and joe ended up paying for the, i guess, the trouble that hunter got into the legal trouble with respect to the latest investigation. isn't this like interplay of money? doesn't that call for not just the national security review but prosecutorial review? >> this is what we don't know. we know that the fbi was sitting on the laptop from hell. we know that the fake news media and the social media companies censored this from reaching the public before the 2020 election. and now there is all this new information that clearly the fbi must have had because i'm guessing this all came from the laptop from hell. >> judge jeanine: right. >> you had 50 former officials, intelligence to military officials that actually covered this all up. so, you know, that's why, you know, it's exciting what we are doing at truth social, judge, because we are finally opening the internet back up and giving people their voice back. >> judge jeanine: very important truth social and elon musk. now they are coming out we need a governance board to make sure people are saying what's truthful. 30 seconds, tell me what you think they are trying to do. >> look, i think this is a direct result. they kicked donald trump off of the platform. millions of americans were kicked off. now you have got the fact that you have got elon musk fighting with other tech oligarchs and with the democrats, you have got us at truth. we are number one on the app. store right now. this is what is happening. i think this is a result of that. the biden administration doesn't know what to do. >> judge jeanine: all right. devin nunes, it's good to see you again. >> thank you, judge. always a pleasure. >> judge jeanine: first it was youth voters. then hispanics, who is the next group ready to bail on the democrat party? 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after all, remember what joe biden said about the black vote. >> the long way until november we got more questions. >> you got more questions. i will tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you are for me or trump, then you ain't black. >> judge jeanine: i guess they are not vetting the message and with the midterms just months away, this is bad news for democrats and the media knows it. now they are desperately trying to get the party to wake up before things get really ugly. just walk us through this. how steep of a decline are we talking about here? >> i mean, it is a big, big, big decline. >> you have found that biden's approval with black americans is down. how far are we talking here? >> i mean it's really down. you can see it here at the beginning of his term he was at 87%. look where he is over the last few months 67%. that's a 20-point drop. >> why? what is driving this erosion? and this, i think, will give you the clue. it's black conservative voters. >> i think a lot of black voters feel like the black community gave the most during the election. historic election of 2020 and have gotten the least. the day-to-day reality for black folk hasn't improved because of inflation and other things gotten worse. you are starting to see that disappointment factor set in. >> did the democrats overpromise. >> overpromised and under delivered so far. >> judge jeanine: winsome sears the lieutenant governor of virginia. someone i admire greatly. lieutenant governor, they say that van jones is pretty much a straight shooter. they overpromised and under delivered. but somehow i think it's more than that and it's very unusual to lose 20 points of the black vote in such a short amount of time, especially for a democrat president. what do you attribute it to? >> i think it's not just happening now. it's been hang but it's been under the radar. we have seen that when the democrats are in power, they tell us that things are going to get better. and so what happens is we keep voting and voting, well, after some time we are going to say the emperor has no clothes. when you look at democrat-run cities, they are some of the worst. the businesses are failing. the schools are failing. crime is up. and what do they do? they think the solution is to have no cash bail so put the criminals back into the community that they just came from. and so there are certain democrats who are safe and they are called the elite because they either live behind gated communities or they live in safe neighborhoods. or they don't have to worry about anything. maybe they have security. so, you know, there are problems and then the republicans have really been doing very well, especially when it comes to covid in managing republican-led states. they did not shut their states down as most democrats states did. and they are thriving. just look at florida and texas and now virginia is going to be one of them. so those of you who ran for virginia. y'all come on back we have a new sheriff in town. i mean it's just going to be good. we are finally starting so say you know you fooled us once. you are not going to fool us twice anymore. we are looking at other options. jean maybe, lieutenant governor sears. maybe it's about people and not about color. that it's about people that want the same thing. they want safe cities. they want the ability to go out and buy food and not have to put food back because it's so expensive. you know, or gas so that they can go to work or just the fundamentals. and it could also be. >> education. >> judge jeanine: exactly. you know from virginia. >> yes. it's -- you look at the owe-where the failing schools are mostly located, and they are in the democrat-run areas, and the democrats solution is just to keep throwing money at it. well, i have got to tell you that i'm looking at some of the schools, here in virginia, $16,000 to go a public school if they were to charge tuition because that's about what we spend per student in some of these areas. and, are yet, there are private schools who are doing it better for half that. and so we have just got to start thinking things through and figuring out and we have been. and that is to the detriment of the democrats. because we're not falling for the okeydoke anymore. >> judge jeanine: there is another piece to it. two years ago under a different president, there were, you know, historic employment and jobs available and gas is a couple of bucks a tank. anyway, lieutenant governor winsome sears very proud of you, thank you for being on "primetime." >> thank you for having me. >> judge jeanine: you are welcome. these last 15 months under the biden administration have been hard on all of us. crime is out of control in our cities. families are paying an arm and a leg for groceries. gas prices are through the roof. but you know who the greatest victim of the biden administration is? reporters, to be more specific? white house correspondents, according to politico they are feeling down lately they miss the good old days when they were the stars, remember? >> don't have you any empathy for what these people are going through? >> settle down. i'm trying to be serious but i'm not going to have you yell out of turn. jill, please. >> these people have nothing. >> i know you want to get some more tv time but that's not what this is about. >> the statue of liberty. >> let me ask you a question. >> jim do you believe. >> country. >> jim, and they are not always. >> jim, do you believe -- highly skilled. they are not always going to be -- >> -- jim, i appreciate your speech. >> on the campaign trail you called yourself a nationalists some saw it emboldens white nationalists. >> i don't know why you say that such a racist question. >> some people say that now the republican party is seen as supporting white nationalists. >> i don't believe that. >> during the trump years, reporters like jim acosta were living the glory days. loving the spotlight and relishing the drama coming from inside the briefing room. but with joe biden, things have changed. they have gotten a lot quieter. and an article titled the rise and fall of the star white house reporter politico writes what is happening is the fulfillment of a essential biden promise. running for office against donald trump, the most theatrical, attention-seeking beltway panic inducing president in living memory, he pledged to make washington news boring again and, well, mission accomplished, sir. but like the old saying goes, don't wait for someone to bring you flowers. plant your own garden. so if the -- if the briefings are so boring, why don't they ask some interesting questions? a sad listless and anonymous reporter explains why. quote: the work is a lot less rewarding. because you no longer saving democracy from sean spicer and his men's wearhouse suits. jawing with jen makes you look like an a-hole that sounds to me like a shot at peter doocy who is -- who is one of the only reporters keeping jen psaki on her toes these days. but here's politico's take on that. quote: he has regularly kept his focus on topics that make for good news fodder crime at the southern border and cities. the president's son hunter biden and gas prices and u.s. energy policy. fox news fodder? to be clear, these people think that only fox viewers care about crime, inflation and corruption. that should tell you everything you need to know about who these people in the briefing room are. ned ryun is the founder and ceo of american majority and he joins us tonight. ned, i see you are smiling. i had to laugh at that. there is so much sarcasm in that but it's true, isn't it. >> it is. i read that politico piece as well and thought it was a significant self-own by the writer for the entire white house press corps in which they basically admitted they are regime propagandists their team is in the white house and now all they have to do is bark and clap on seal on cue like syracuse cues as they punk out the narrative for the left. it's true peter could say is a e small percentage that want to get transparency on the american people. concerns that concern them. white house press corps is not there to do that. they they're to carry water for this administration. the only bright side for, this judge, it is clear they don't skip leg day in the gym since they are carrying so much water for this administration. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: well, you know, the sad part about it is when something is fundamental as is this, you know, speech content governance board, that is being run by a woman who herself is, you know, is promoted disinformation. you would think that the white house press corps would go crazy. but there is none of that i mean, this is a fundamental -- this is what makes us america. >> well, i have been arguing for years, judge, that one of the foundations for a free society is a fair and honest press. that is interested in transparency and accountability so the american people actually understand what's going on so they can hold their elected representatives accountable for what they are doing or not doing. but when you get corporate and regime propagandists who are spinning narratives for certain side of the equation, the american people aren't getting the truth; therefore, they become even more and more detached with what they can place in washington, d.c. and it's a real shame. i think it's really detrimental to our constitutional republic. that's why i want to see and fair and honest press that will actually keep every administration. republican or democratic accountability by actually demanding transparency. >> judge jeanine: very important i tell you. ned ryun, it's always good to get your take. thanks for joining us tonight on "primetime." >> thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: all right. the liberal media is looking to blame america's crime crisis on legal guns. believe me, they couldn't be more wrong. more on that next. ♪ do your eyes bother you? because after all these emails my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops for instant moisture. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. - [narrator] this is dr. harold katz. try biotrue he used to worry about how to fix the world's oral health problems. - i think i've got it. - [narrator] then he invented therabreath formulas. - you want fresh breath? i'll give you a fresh breath. - [narrator] for fresh breath, healthy gums, dry mouth, and healthy smiles. - whoa, that's fresh. - [narrator] now, the world's mouths have never been healthier. 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>> the defecation. >> what did ms. heard say about the defecation in mr. depp's bed? >> a horrible practical joke gone wrong. >> a lot going on there also amber heard is counter suing depp 100 million claiming has he coordinated a smear campaign against her. judge? >> all right, christina, i have one question. i watched some of the direct examination and some of the cross-examination of johnny depp. other than his passing an alcohol problem and a drug problem. there doesn't seem to be any admission on his part or any evidence so far unless amber takes the stand and show otherwise of his hitting amber heard. seems like he is the victim of the domestic violence. am i right on that. >> yeah. so far we have not heard or seen any evidence showing that he has directly committed physical violence against her. but they are both claiming that each one of them emotionally abused each other. definitely that and so you know, depp has said he feels like this is his only chance to reclaim his reputation. we'll have to see if this trial works. >> judge jeanine: all right, christina, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> judge jeanine: all right. crime is up in big cities across america, and the media has finally figured out what's behind it. it's not the radical d.a.s who won't prosecute. it's legal gun owners who are responsible. at least that's what the "new york times" is saying. a recent "times" article argued that violent crime is spiking in part because of an increase in gun purchases in 2020. and in 2016 survey of prisoners less than 10% of gun crimes were committed with a legally obtained gun. further, crime seems to be lower in places where there are more legal gun owners. a study showed burglaries are less likely in areas with high gun permits. did all the looting that occurred in 2020 stem from legal guns? no. look at this new york city carjacking last month. do you see a legal gun in this video? do you see a gun at all? the answer is, there isn't one. why doesn't the "new york times" blame who is really responsible for this crime? corrupt liberal prosecutors who qulund mine the end of law and the individual committing it joining me now is typically lahren host of fox nation no interruption with tomi lahren. all right, tomi, hit it who is committing the crimes. are the guns on their own walking around shooting people? >> apparently the guns, not the thugs and felon or the democrats intent on coddling or activist d.a.s intent on coddling thugs and felons it's always the guns. i like what kamala often says the root of the problem. why were there more gun owners in 2020? that's because average americans looked around and said boy, the government is intent on defunding the police, undermining the second amendment. so we need to defend ourselves. and really 2020 was a giant advertisement for the assessment and for gun ownership. you saw liberals going out and purchasing firearms to protect themselves. they realize the government is not going to protect them. they are going to undermine the law enforcement that wants to protect them. that's how we are in this place where the democrats can't just admit that they can't admit to felon coddling policies are to blame. of course inadamant object that's obviously the source of the problem. >> judge jeanine: the amazing part of it to me is even here in new york city, more people are buying body armor forget about purchasing guns because they know police are being punished for doing, you know, things that they used to do in term of arrests. they are being told will to stand down. they no longer have qualified immunity, which means they can be sued. they can lose their house or whatever. people now understand that, you know, what the sheriff in florida was talking about. remember the sheriff this week who came out and said hey, in florida you got stand your ground. this guy is in your house, is he looking to burglarize or rob you, you can shoot him or kill him. >> where i'm from in south dakota, we value the second amendment. we value defending our lives and our property. that's not such a thing so much. in l.a. or new york. but if gun laws work. if strict gun laws and infringing on the rights of average law abiding americans would work. chicago, l.a. new york, safest places in the country. that's not. so the proof is in the pudding. gaslight all they want not the gun the thug holding the gun. prosecute them and put them behind bars where they belong. >> judge jeanine: and recognize also that is a the guy with the gun usually has illegal gun. is he not the guy who actually went out, bought a gun, did a background check da'da da'da da'da, did all the training and the other stuff. i know from 30 years in law enforcement it's the guy with the illegal gun that is committing the crime. but you know, it is just -- it really have a sad commentary on where we are and that's why people are moving to states like you have moved to tennessee. you know, because i guess you feel that there are like minded people there and you are more safe in a state like tennessee than you would be in california or new york. >> well, certainly. you can protect and defend yourself in a state like tennessee. we just go back to the democrats and they fail time and time again with their policies and they always have to blame something and now, of course, it's an inadamant object. the second amendment is always going to stand strong and even liberals are going to learn to turn to it because, guess what? 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(burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪we are farmers.bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ >> welcome back. earlier this week, jesse spoke with a very special guest. dj from the t havings show jersey shore. take a look. . when do parents say enough is enough? a new study shows half of parents still support their adult children. er these parents are shelling out on average about a thousand dollars a month. parents are paying in thes for things like cell phone cars, electric and cable bills, plane tickets, their rent, even their groceries for their adult children. this raises a good question: when do you become an adult? is it when you turn 18 or when you can finally actually pay for your own stuff? here to weigh in, the star of mtv's jersey shore family vacation which has a new season coming out. you know that kids, when is enough enough? this is getting crazy. >> this is a tough one. some people mature sooner than others, some people establish themselves successfully faster than others and being a parent you obviously always want to support your child. when is enough enough? i would say you gotta have a fine balance between tough love a little bit, because you need to sometimes let them see what it's like. you gotta let them experience what it's like to earn something to pay for something. i do believe as you pay for something you appreciate it her. i remember my first car, my parents wouldn't buy it for me. the best thing they would do, was go half with me. it was 800-dollars. >> yes. >> so then i had to come up with 400-dollars of my own like this is the real world. i think they raised me right. >> i think they did raise you right. my first car cost 900-dollars and i didn't even have even half that to pay for it. my dad paid for it, but i had to pay for gas. >> oh, all right. >> so gas now is expensive, man. i mean, and not only gas, you know better than anybody, tank tops, your hair gel -- your hair gel probably costs more than a gallon of gas. what are we doing about this inflation? does joe biden understand how much this is killing this country? >> it's getting out of hand. it's getting out of control. i'm actually sitting back like everything's going up. this sounds stupid but my pool guy wants more money. what is going on. >> your poor pool guy. you'd better give him a raise. i don't know what you guys are doing in poly's pool, but what haddive he's making, double it. >> he's a real one, been with me since day one so he gets the raise. brunt everything's up, man. >> now, tucker carlson, he has this thing that i had to ask you about. they're tanning their manhood. a hat of guys are into this a masculinity thing. i thought who better to ask a than you who knows everything about tanning. is that something you do? >> i'm a fan of the tan. absolutely,. but i think there's a reason why they do that. >> why. >> correct me if i'm wrong, to stimulate the testosterone or something? i heard it raises your testosterone, like, 2 hundred percent. >> i don't know, i haven't seen the documentary, but i think you might be right. i don't know. >> i put the sock down there when i tan. >> i hope it's a tube sock. before we let you go, you went to hell. >> i'm going to hell. >> not in the way that people think you're going to hell in michigan, a town in michigan. hell, michigan. what the hell are you doing going to hell in michigan? >> i'm going to put on one helluva night, that's for sure. now has flaming hot mountain dew, the return, and we're doing a big launch party, in hell, michigan. and what better person to do that than me if you need an event to be hotter you get me to play my fire beats, make it a dope event. >> did you notice the mayor of hell is a cat? have you met the pussy cat that runs hell? >> i did not know that. >> you're going to have to meet the mayor and i'm going to have to try a sip of this. what is this, flaming hot mountainen dew? >> yeah, it's like an iconic collaboration. flaming hot ketos, mountain dao, it's a great combination if you like the sweet and spicy. i do. i'm a fan of spicy so i enjoy the drink. you gotta try it. >> i tried it. i'm down. i'm not going to be in hell with you, but i think a lot of people are. dj pauly d, new show, jersey shore, see him in hell. thanks for coming on the show. >> appreciate you, a thank you for having me. >> put a sock there? well, that's all for tonight, thanks so much for watching but you can catch me every day on the five, on -- dot com slash judge jeanene and on my fox nation show, castles usa, they're the best. i'll be going home now because i have three babies waiting for me. here they are. red, ted, and stella. tucker is next. [music] >> speaker 1: : good evening and well. >> speaker 1: : good evening and welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson. joe biden promise to transform this country. he was going to create a new economy to what he calls, know, a once in a generation investment in america, unlike anything we've seen or done since we built the interstate highway system. that's big, what would it cost? more than 4 trillion-dollars. mao much is that exactly? it