about rising prices. and the majority favor republicans over democrats to solve issues like inflation and the economy. critics who accuse president biden of being out of touch, getting more fuel for that accusation, new reporting, despite an ignored early warning that key issues could drag him down in the polls. >> one of the prevailing narratives is that they didn't see inflation going. immigration is going to be this persistent, political headache. it was a warning as early as april of 2021. the presidents barely taken office at that point and it's already morning and come equipped to take the stuff seriously, and they just didn't. >> the punch line of a joke after all the bad headlines. comedian trevor noah wrote in the white house correspondents' dinner. >> i really don't. i think ever since you've come and office, things are looking up. gas is up, rent is up, food is up. everything. >> one thing, a quick update for everyone here, jesse watters. he had back surgery friday, it went very well, he's recovering very nicely, and he's expected to be back later this week. put them in your prayers, but know that he is recovering well and is hopefully no longer in pain. all right, greg, the president has this early warning system in april of 2021 and apparently a bunch democrats got together and said oh, heads up, you are headed for a fall. now we are in april, now may of 2022 and it turns out to be right. >> first of all, jesse, this is what happens when you try to save the world. he had it all in his hands and his back couldn't hold it up. anyway, they want to make it about trump. that would be a huge mistake, because right now who looks great by comparison? donald trump. i think is the scott adams line. biden is so bad, he didn't respond to the warnings because the warnings didn't fit in his woke orbit. his aim is decided that biden would be the hood ornament for identity politics we never heard about crime or immigration or inflation because that is nothing to do with oppressed minorities, although now oppressing minorities because they are the ones generally hurt hardest in economic downturns. the thing about all the energy that the white house directed to these fake externalities, which are only solved by virtue signaling, because all fake problems are solved by virtue signaling. real problems aren't solved by virtue signaling. it's kind of like instead of doing squats at the gym, you are doing assisted push-ups, which is what the democrats were doing. they just sat and immediately can't go over joe because they did the same thing. they ignored concerns of everyday americans and chased the screaming tweets from graduates on twitter, so right now the american need -- you have hispanics who aren't pleased, and that is supposed to be very surprising, except that wyatt should they have different concerns than anyone else? they also like to eat food, pay for gas, raise families. but he could care less about crt and systemic guilt trips. they want the american dream just like every white upper-class liberal. >> what about all the democrats who apparently were just dismissed out of hand last year? >> i think what went on, and we talked about this a lot, people who are obama people versus people who are biden people. one of the main questions president biden made his he's going after this great enter circle and he's going to listen to his advisors. they didn't feel like he hired the best people, he wasn't even listening to people or advising them. and now you are seeing evidence that this probably some fissures in that argument that he had been listening to people you know what they are talking about, but certainly know how to mask what they are talking about. talking about these shortcomings. in terms of the polling numbers that came out over the weekend, there was obviously one pole which was very good for democrats and had one point on the generic ballot. the thing that stuck out to me from npr was that the g.o.p. is leading with parents and kids under 18 at the 16-39 for this a lot of people out there with kids under the age of 18 and these parents are mad because their kids wear masks and schools, they missed two years in school, and they are going to -- they are very active. >> the year of the parent. judge, what are you writing down? >> just got, you just said that biden was not listening for it i'm not even sure biden is running things. biden is the one who keeps going out there and saying come i have to go back come i can't answer many questions. i don't need to pick out jessica. here's a think about not surprised that 94% of americans are concerned about inflation, that there are more republican oriented. it is because republicans are telling them the truth at exactly the moment in time when the democrats, six months into a foreign election, more than a week or dukem are convinced this is the time to press the disinformation board. why? inflation is a disaster, crime is a disaster, everywhere where they are incapable of protecting us, they are telling us it's not true. but americans know it is true. they live in this country. they're experiencing the price spike about the gas spike, the crime issue. the average american isn't really about politics. the white house is about politics. but the average americans, all they want is honesty in this country. that is why the republicans are winning. the left is not telling us the truth. >> i want you to listen to this. apparently there was a lunch date at the white house at the white house press secretary mentioned today. >> can you confirm the president -- give us some details on why. did he seek advice on the midterms? >> i'm sure they will of a wide-ranging discussion, but he spoke with him a couple of weeks ago. he's out a number of conversations with him over the course of time since his time in office and they talked about having lunch just a few weeks ago, so this is an opportunity to do exactly that. i'm sure they will of a broad conversation. if it wasn't, he had lunch last week with former president obama as well. >> you would imagine that since both presidents, obama and clinton, had terrible first midterms, then maybe that came up and they were trying to talk to him about how to stave the losses. speak i guess if you are going to give advice on how to survive a potential big scandal coming your way, president clinton would be a good want to talk to. hunter biden still has a laptop. maybe that's a low blow, but i can get one in. >> that's not a lowball. >> you are fine. [laughter] >> no, listen, when we talk about how americans are favoring republicans right now, the problem is when president trump was in office, the things that people had a gripe with were incredibly partisan and incredibly one-sided. he didn't like that he didn't do anything with dhaka, that is tax cuts weren't in favor. those things don't necessarily hurt the majority of everybody else. when we talk about president biden, it doesn't matter what your eye didn't he politics plays and come if you can't afford groceries, you feel that. it's all the same game that was for president trump. it took, in my opinion, a pandemic that shut the world down for president trump to lose the election pier no matter how much, with president biden, the policies that i believe and that he perceives as getting wrong are policies that affect everybody's life, regardless of where they are on the scale of what partisan leaning they are. that is the uphill battle that they are trying to fight. i mean, it's not too republicans would not come much now the conversation is how big, by how much? >> the white house defending the left-wing activist behind the new disinformation mark. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! 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do you know? >> i can only go with what he told us. >> what did he tell us? >> american citizens are not going to be targeted. it is not about what we are putting on social media, which is important. he acknowledges the fact that they did appear very poor job rolling this out. >> allegedly. >> and press briefings, jen psaki answered peter doocy about this. >> okay. i could just stop talking pure let me get through it. and then you could say allegedly. jen psaki said that they were continuing work that started under the trump administration, which i thought was very interesting. one thing that people don't do when they are in office as they don't try to get in front of a narrative based on what they know the other side is going to say. it is pretty easy to do. two and into a political commentator on the left, the right, and you will know the response within 20 minutes. why didn't they do that? he would know exactly what people would say. why is this happening with elon musk taking over on twitter? is this someone that deserves this kind of job? and then you could, given that interview, in advance of this, and we all -- >> are you saying that you don't quite understand it either? >> i said a lot more than that. i would like more information about what it is, but i'm relieved to hear this is not about targeting individual american citizens for whatever they are putting out there on social media. that was a big concert last week. >> do you believe that this is nothing to do with free speech, >> to get us to do with competition. they think -- i believe that they see speech as a zero-sum game. like, if joe has more speech, than someone at msnbc doesn't have as much speech be about as the way they see it. this hysteria was continuing because the legacy media, like cnn, no that it is not too far from being dead. they are so close, they are watching their numbers decline, and every time there is a threat, they go crazy. by the way, it didn't start with mosque. it started with fox news when fox news first came out, they still are attacked every day. i would say you go after joe rogan. remember four months ago, it was all joe rogan, joe rogan, joe rogan. and all of these independent thinkers leaving the democrats. whether it was -- glenn greenwald. but then they get attacked. now it is musk. so every reaction you see is the same. they fear speech because it competes with theirs. by the way, he and at that thing saying, we are just looking at speech as a connectivity to violence. well, let's not forget, cnn was the one that was defending antifa, remember? show me in the constitution where it says you can't become a whatever, whatever he said. but during the riots, there were plenty people in the media that were defending that and saying it is a form of justice. i would be interested to see if they actually will connect it to violence. >> you know, one of the things that "the wall street journal" talked about, they said, referee political debate is not the governments job. >> again, they do a terrible job of explaining, so it is a board, but who is on the board? who created the board? and who's going to pay her for the board? so do you have the actual authority to create the sport? when you say they are not going to be targeted, how do you know that the fake information you are trying to dispel didn't come from somebody's basement in colorado? if that is the case come of course you are going to have to go after that information. plus, they did a real disservice to her. because these people are supposed to be in charge of personnel. it took one second for them to find her videos on tick-tock tiktok. >> it's are absolute beliefs. >> lays in the position. i think this is something that really struck a chord with people. a lot of other things -- this one is really sticking. what is the problem you are trying to solve? let's define it, let's look at it, and let's make sure that congress actually has the authority in order to do it, because that is how the system works. i actually think that it's not going to exist and she's not going to be in charge of it. >> he admitted it. >> one of the issues is the fact that they haven't indicated what the sanction is. and if they give it a name, the disinformation board, that tells me that they are going to tell us when the information is incorrect. so what was true yesterday may not be true tomorrow. for example with covid, you get the vaccine, you are not going to get covid. or if you wear the mask, you're going to be protected. now they are saying you don't even need to wear the mask. why are they getting involved in this? >> he said we are not the opinion police. they are trying to be the fox police pair they are trying to tell us what is or what isn't true and call it a fact so that we don't question it. i'm not all that appalled by the spirit and not to say that i appreciate it or want it to exist, but my opinion, they are just codifying what already happens. so now we have a face, voice, and a name to put with it. we know who is doing it and who is behind it kind of thing. you can't tell me that the twitter suspension of "the new york post" didn't have back channel communication. if not, this is the best form of hive mind that we've ever seen. people are married to people that work in the white house and work in different media groups. the just happens to be that 80% of media that is involved -- they are going to back something like this. i think really what it comes down to is now they are so worried about being able to control a narrative or push a narrative out, it's been ineffective. this is just the next step in that. and baby it gives cover to the media outlets who are very obviously come up until now, starting did not carry their water so much. >> when asked what was the board for it -- it was from the idea of white supremacy. the therapist this domestic terror movement going on, which they have yet to figure out. now you have liberals saying, like coming don't let come speech. musk is allowing for white supremacy. that free speech is being redefined as some kind of -- >> they are going to create a connectivity. straight ahead, the liberal media now says crime isn't real and is being made up by the republicans. ♪ ♪ oh, i had never seen a picture of her until i got on ancestry. it was like touching the past. my great aunt signed up to serve in the union army as a field nurse. my great grandmother started a legacy of education in my family. didn't know she ran for state office. ended up opening her own restaurant in san francisco. paralee wharton elder, lupe gonzalez, mary sawyers, margaret ross. there's a lot of life that she lived. who are the strong women in your family? 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because when i hear you say they are worried about crime, i hear republican narrative. >> i don't think being concerned about crime is necessarily a republican narrative. a lot of swing voters would push back. >> we talked about that story a lot. >> wow. >> the important part is the last thing you said. republican media just talks about a lot. >> he is one of the most polite, kind, gracious people. she could've tore his head off and decided to basically push back with fox and a smile, and she does it effectively bear the thing is -- she is a pollster who was able to actually say, this is what i'm 58, if he wants to question her methodology, fine, i've never heard anybody do that, but people are concerned, republicans and democrats come about crime. and he says that's a republican narrative and that is one of the reasons why the numbers for joe biden either stay static or continue to go down on this issues. inflation is one, but don't forget crime and the border, right up there in the top five. >> when we talk about crime, first of all, i know you would love to comment on seltzer -- >> jacob exactly. >> this is why cnn plus died. that is the reason. that reaction says everything about cnn. >> the only -- how is this guy living in new york and not knowing what is going on? sitting in is an apartment all day and just stuffing himself with doughnut holes. all you have to do is walk out in see what is going on. you could see crime, talk to victims of crime, you can look at the stats instead of talking about it as if it doesn't matter until it is a political issue. we've seen for two years a crime epidemic explode. murder, theft, carjackings, but they can't cover it because we coverage. and how selfish is not that they can't be seen to ally themselves with us because we happen to be right and this happens ever from inflation, the border, crime. they see the world is two different places, right? us and them. they forget that americans are the ones that are suffering. this is why you have so many intelligent people leaving places like cnn, leaving the democratic party. because they are small, stupid people. >> they should watch "the five." >> talking about the idea of the press may be not ignoring the stuff, may be the original sin in today's crime problem is how much the liberal thoughts told us that antifa wasn't real or that somehow protests can be peaceful but also fiery. portland, oregon, -- i interviewed amir today running for the candidate, two people were injured. nt for literally attacked them. they weren't holding a protest, they were just holding a rally for their candidate. >> let me just say one thing. i'm not sure if cnn doesn't cover crime because we do, i think cnn doesn't cover crime and jen psaki points and says, why they're talking about crime? because they know, they drove down on it, they know that it is a democrat city run back down mark -- it started by democrats and the social justice nonsense. all right, so that is why they don't cover it. they know they have their finger on the problem and that created the problem. let me talk about nt 4.0. nt for comes out and they say, we are antifascist. they come out all dressed in black, in support of someone in seattle who is either running for governor or whatever it is, doesn't really matter. they start throwing all kinds of objects, balloons, stuff like that. but remember, nt for is the group that doesn't get arrested. nt for started, we first heard this at berkeley. it's supposed to be the founding of free speech and university. 13 hours they burned down the california -- they burnt down things. they arrested one person. i spoke to a cop there, real cop. he said to me, janine, we were all told to stand down. the only person we arrested was because we wanted street crowd. antifa is nothing more than arm of the democratic party which is coming out to stop free speech in exactly the moment where they had their information board. this rally today where they came out it was republican rally. they need to be made accountable. >> you know, and russia, they lock you up if you speak out. and this country maybe we should lock them up and throw away the key if they prevent you from speaking out. jessica, i will be as judicious as possible here. is it possible that democrats have acknowledged what could be a real problem, but provided a very bad answer? is there a chance the problem is the answer they proposed? now we have people who are accused of murder getting out. >> there's no question that there needs to be a reevaluation of the policies themselves uncertainly how democrats are talking about them. people -- crime is up all over the country. and in democrat-controlled places. those are just the facts of it. but examples are particularly egregious in the cities. and they are affecting liberals. these carjackings that are happening, people are getting $60,000 watches stolen when there are burglaries in homes of people with multimillion dollar homes. all of those examples that affected us here at the five very personally, liberals. this is happening to them. and they know it is happening. and i have in my notes that no one is running for office is going to be off the hook in answering questions about this. so have three policy positions ready for what you think would be a better solution. not just democrats are bad at this end republicans are going to be good beer that is a challenge to both sides of the aisle. it is very easy on the other parties are empowered to say, we are not them come it's going to be better. everyone lay out your plans. if you don't want anyone to have an ankle monitor or above, what is your proposal? >> keep criminals in jail? >> i think everybody has made it pretty clear. there is only one party in charge. >> democrats. >> we can discuss all this on the commercial break. president biden moving closer to ending student debt and giving average americans the bill. mike rowe will join us next. ♪ ♪ when hurting feet make you want to stop, fit orthotics use foot mapping technologycu to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints find your relief and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. 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>> when you talk about the equipment, i think -- i'm curious what you are hearing from them. i am angry on their behalf. what do you hear from either students that you had before, people who are now working that you are in touch with? >> it's surreal. working on how america works has been different than working on dirty jobs, because one gives me a fly on the wall looking the other one gets me face-to-face. what i hear from construction workers and what i hear from farmers, people in the energy sector, is kind of -- they hear the words and understand what is going on. they are looking over their shoulder like they are in an episode of punk. they can't believe they are having this conversation. are we really going to forgive $1.6 trillion of student loans or whatever the number is? are you going to do that right now? you're going to ask me to pay for that? the next thing you know you are talking about 2008, talking about people who save their money and rented apartments. it was deja vu all over the gun, but this feels a little different because it just feels so segmented and personal. a direct assault on a very specific part of the workforce. i think the real irony in all of this is that, take immigration for example, the same party that wants to keep the board is open and preaches to us that we need immigrants to come here do jobs. they are going to ivy league education. building in some places an empire out because they know thin but hard work and they burn the bridges behind them. i actually admire many of them. americans are doing the exact same thing. the people that you talk to you never expected the government to do anything for. so it is hard for this team, because they don't even understand that mind-set. what i propose to you is that it if and when president trump runs today and wins community to put your head in. you need to bring it back to a high school level. >> that is true. when we talk shop out of high school, we didn't just make a financial decision. we made an optics decision. we affirmatively decided to tell a whole generation of kids what doesn't matter. when you don't give a kid a chance to even look at what shop or any of that, you sent a super clear message. by the way, your dad would appreciate this. we didn't just take it out of high school overnight. it used to be called the vocational arts. the first thing was we took the art out of it. then it was hypo dated. >> young people you work with, if they're going to pay anything back, they ought to pay this person, that person. a veteran. do they have her talk about that? >> sure. like politics, that is personal. you look around and you see the people who had the biggest impact on your life and you ask the question, who was helping them? what can i do for them? but i think the larger issue is the value judgment. they are wondering, why did somebody somewhere decided that the cost of this diploma was more important than the cost of the tools that allow me to build the very office in which we are having the conversation. how and when did that happen? and who is talking on our behalf about maybe changing it? >> it's going to be great. ♪ ♪ during world war two, most of liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for whatchya... line? need. liberty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mutual? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the world turned a blind eye to the holocaust and hitler's atrocities. christians were slow to act and did not speak up until it was too late and 6 million jews were murdered. right now, thousands of ukrainian jewish families are fleeing the russian army for the freedom of israel. imagine fleeing with a baby in one hand and a toddler holding the other with all of your earthly possessions in a sack over your shoulder, leaving your husband behind to defend your country. these courageous families need our help. the time for action is now. we do not know when the borders will be closed. silence in the face of evil is evil. god will not hold us guiltless. take action today. donate at jhm.org/help or call 1-855-694-9654. god bless you and god bless the jewish people. >> don't be this person. a woman getting slammed online, here she is sprawled out on the bench with a cord, backpack, and pillow. i hate this. at airports. to speak i hate it. it is the height of arrogance, the height of entitlement, the height of disrespect for your fellow -- what was most concerning is that some people said, she talked about it afterwards as opposed to confronting her. i would say excuse me, are all those seats where your legs and pillow are being taken? that's it. >> would've gone over and had a really loud conversation. i hate the speakerphone thing else also. i like to stand so that i can -- i would've been really irritated. i don't know what i would've done. i'm not a very confrontational person. speak i done anything because if i had, i would be the new story. nobody spends more time at an airport than i do, i guarantee you that. what i hate most is when people put all of their bags and they dig up two or three seats in the handicap section. it happens to me all the time. i just learned to expect this from people. this is the degradation of society and that is the culmination of it. it if i would've done everything -- i would've moved the stuff for her. >> without asking her? >> no, i would've thrown it across the room. >> you wrote on a note? >> i think it is easier to post a tiktok video than to confront somebody and if it was her come i would've definitely confronted her. if it was somebody like tyrus... i would forget the whole thing. but it's pretty big. it's like, -- we don't even understand. we don't even know how to deal with conflict resolution anymore. we don't know how to talk to people. and we don't know what the response will be. will she just come out and stab you with a knitting needle? >> you just say, as anyone sitting here? >> if you don't want to sit there, what if you -- i would just do it to irritate her. >> it would be too uncomfortable. >> maybe she smelled bad. >> that could be true. >> she had to come forward and explain herself. can we get the name, the date, and everything else? >> maybe they can docks her. >> we are getting out of here. "one more thing" is next. ♪ ♪ once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. . . ant you to know. we trust the covid vaccine. for ourselves. for our patients. for our kids. so should you. ♪ music ♪ ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. you could get out of debt sooner — and get your money right. ♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing. kelsey grammer has a wonderful new series on fox nation. battle for america. puts patriotism on display. take a look here. >> in june of 1775, on a small rise over looking boston, the greatest military in the world faces off against a rag tag colonial raffle and gets much more than it bargained for. america is born. >> dana: okay. and i had a chance to speak with kelsey grammer last week to get the inside scoop about the series it's on fox nation so you can watch both the wonderful interview i did but most importantly the series he did. both are available to stream now. and greg, you are next. >> greg: all right, tonight like i said i have great show bar rescue of john after it, i have got mike rowe because you can't get enough of roe, kat timpf and tyrus. now it's time for this. greg's office etiquette. a lot of people are getting back to work. you don't know how to act. take it from this example here. this is can't fluffer. you know, when you get back to the ooffice don't create a lot of distractions. don't bring in lots of pictures. don't play music. don't have any kind of like smelly, you know, candle stuff or food, food is the worst. like captain fluffer never microwaves sardines, et cetera them raw. >> dana: super cute. jessica? >> jessica: i saw this story over the weekend. i thought it was awesome. a quick-thinking door dash driver was honored for her heroic reactions. she was dlaferg pizza and found the customer laying unconscious outside of her house. leapt into action called 911. used towels and blankets to stop the bleeding until they arrived. she was honored with a layoff saving award plaque and $1,000 scholarship. >> dana: why, why was she bleeding. >> the customer had collapsed. she deserves that award. good, you are next. >> judge jeanine: okay. here's a picture of adorable love birds as they cuddle on a cactus in scottsdale. now, these two are definitely in a honeymoon phase to live on that cactus while they are together. but check out this super cute rosy faced love birds caught canoodling in scottsdale, arizona. >> greg: disgusting. >> judge jeanine: cactus: this adorable species of birds live up to the name. love birds feed each other. did you know that, greg? >> greg: disgusting. this is an adult program. >> judge jeanine: let me explain something when the one dies the other gets very depressed and mentally ill it can engage in unhealthy habits like feather picking. i know because i had love birds when one dies. gut. >> joey: really fun to hunt, too. >> joey: really important couple days ago everybody went to d.c. for the white house correspondence dinner. i was there emceeing a better event. the annual gala, they provide flights to families of injured veterans so they can visit them in the hospital and bring them from the hospital back home. really amazing organization. check them out. luke's wings.org. >> dana: this is a thing for you emcee role. >> joey: charities like me because i'm cheap. >> dana: you run the room very well and keep things moving which the guests appreciate. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: is he a great emcee and he shoots love birds. thank you. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, new information about the disinformation board. the biden administration is pushing back on heavy criticism of its decision to set up what some lawmakers have likened to an orwellian ministry of truth to monitor public opinion. now it's being called a working group. and a bit of walkback this weekend. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret.

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