defend her boss. >> your part of the 23% of adults who are not concerned about the president's ability to be president. 77% of adults are worried joe biden has been in politics since literally before you were born. he has aged. i'm not saying he's not able to walk. >> you're talking on his strength. you are talking about how he's looking right now. >> the average american male only lives to be 77 or something. >> i've had conversations with some of your colleagues in the white house press corps about how it's hard-pressed to keep up with this president who is constantly, constantly working every day to get things done. it >> karine jean-pierre had more age questions to deal with. how biden has admitted to aids that he felt tired at times and how striking it is that the president has so few public events before 10:00 a.m. karine jean-pierre brushing off questions on biden's light morning routine. >> is this why we are seeing in recent weeks. has the president admitted to you? >> the last part? because of this excerpt? >> of the book is suggesting that the president tells aids he's tired. and that that's why there've spent so few public events. >> that's a ridiculous assumption to make. >> dana: rfk jr. no stranger to his personal fitness. walking around with our own fitness guru, jesse watters. >> this job requires people to be in good shape and have mental acuity. i think that if he feels these up to that, he should debate me. a >> jesse: [laughs] do you feel he's up to debating? >> i'm not going to -- i don't think it's good for the american people in the don't because of the democratic party if the only people that he has to talk to to end this election are his donors. >> dana: jesse, going back to binder's question. i call her binder. i think it's cute and i hope she understands it's all in good fun. i don't know why she doesn't say something like, the president is wise, gives us good guidance. when she says we can't keep up with him, it's hard to believe. >> jesse: it says more about her in the press corps than it says about joe biden, that they can't keep up with him on a plane. i had a brunch lid in college after drinking all night. i had a brunch lid on sunday and then shutting it down. that's the commander in chief. you can have brunch lids and be in the white house. the line is, we'll watch him. well, we watched him walk and seen him fall. we watched him talk and forget people's names and we watched him work and we watch him fall asleep in maui at the u.n. and at the beach. they need a new because it is not working anymore. this author has gotten full access to the biden presidency. he has seen the in the inner circle. he is supposed to write a favorable piece and it looked like a hatchet job. he's in mental decline? physical decline? it confirms everything we already knew. this wasn't a revelation. it was a confirmation of everybody that we've seen throughout the last two and half years. when i found pretty striking was the fact that he said they are treating me like a child when he went out there and said we need regime change in russia and everybody cleans it up. the white house staff. he just lets him clean it up. he can't just come out and announce his own policy? it's not his. it's somebody else's. makes you think who's running it because he's not running it. another exert came out -- excerpt came out about afghanistan. he was proposing things like building a parking lot to pick up people. or having the planes leave and then having the planes come back and pick up more people. none of this was workable. so this only tells me that i've been right the entire time and it's not a conspiracy theory that this guys not in charge and is in steep decline. >> dana: did you know the writer of this book? >> piers: i know of him. a >> dana: it's not like it's coming from the right wing. people need to understand it's not a book that's a hatchet job. this is a book and a writer that they invited into the white house and gave full access to. >> piers: it's not about his age. let's be clear. it's not about joe biden being 80. i was at an england cricket match about four weeks ago. england versus australia. you should come. >> brian: i hear a lot about this cricket. >> piers: i'm sitting there and in walks mick jagger, had just turned 80. he is seven months younger than joe biden. he is a guy who races around the stage for two and a half hours and night. he never falls over. he doesn't forget the words of his lyrics. he had a conversation with me and was absolutely whip smart, funny. even joe, you should be president of the united states. he didn't deny the allegation or the suggestion. a bit of other reckoning here. david attenborough is 97. do you ever hear him call a gorilla in antelope? no, you don't. the queen was 96, never fell over in public. warren buffett is 93. his partner is 99. they do their annual address to people for hours on end, they are whip smart and word perfect. it's not about age. it's about his ability to do the job given the condition of himself mentally and physically. i think we need to get this debate away from just, he's 80. other people will be watching this and go hang on, i'm 80 or my dad is 80 or my grandfather is 80 and they are not like this. it's not how most 80-year-old people are. they don't spend time falling over. my dad is 83. he doesn't fall over every 2 minutes and doesn't forget that the queen died. so on and so on. the debate is a good debate to have. 69% of democrats think he's too old. i think you need to move away from the fact that it's because he's 80. >> dana: the poll, even though they say to all, it means people are understanding because they've seen with their own eyes. it's not to make fun of him. not to ridicule him. we are seeing with our own eyes. it's the most demanding job in the world, president of the united states. >> judge jeanine: it isn't about the republicans making political hay out of the fact that the president is with it. it's the american people, 77% of them are concerned about this president. karine jean-pierre, she is gaslighting us. he is go, go, go. we can't keep up with him. when she says that, you can't believe another word out of her mouth. when i was a judge, used to say someone has lied to you once, you don't need to believe another thing they say to you during the course of this trial. they took advantage of him and they protected him during the election. covid and the pandemic allowed him to come in and say i am energized and i'm vital and vibrant. we just accepted it. on faith. but right now, we understand that it isn't, as you say, both jesse and piers. it's not about age. it's about mental acuity. the ability to get things done. the fact that when people are asked, is he too old to be president, as a release or donald trump, 77% say joe biden is. 51% say donald trump's. now, that's a 25% difference. i believe that 25% difference is due to the fact that people are looking not at the age but rather at the mental acuity. finally, this whole idea that he works day and night and all that. apparently this year when there was a problem with the banks, jen psaki gave biden kudos for giving a press conference at 9:00 in the morning. no one could believe it. he usually doesn't show up until 10:00 and even then he calls a lid on it. hosting international dinners, he doesn't go to dinners with other world leaders because he is too tired. he sleeps late and goes to bed early, what is he doing in the meantime? >> dana: the other thing. i've never heard of a brunch lid. isn't that elitist? who has brunch on wednesday? for fort i don't think that cooks know how to do it on a wednesday. i was in a yankees game and here comes paul mccartney. >> did he say who -- >> he said what the hell are you doing? i'm going to do something jesse usually does. listening to you talk and put this together. about a month ago they said it's okay to talk about hunter and "the washington post." it's okay for democrats to talk to hunter. i watched jake tapper grill kj p. we get this article. allowed to report what they see. and then you see 36% approval rating, gas up 61%. homes of 11%. debt, 33%. these numbers are terrible. no one is talking about the programs he likes. no one talks about the war he supports. i am most feel, solving other democrats. gavin newsom, josh shapiro, phil movie murphy. i think they are queuing up his exit. i was at the white house three disco for something else and i heard from reporters they can't believe in the last month. he is falling off a cliff. do you feel good about what he said the day before? he is losing himself in his own copy that's right in front of him. >> jesse: he told the fire story about getting struck by lightning in the kitchen. again. it's unbelievable. after he got crushed for saying that and molly. >> brian: he convinced strom thurmond to vote for the civil rights act when he was 21. >> piers: do you know what the american people can't get from their american president? they can't get no satisfaction. 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"the thing is, they're not going to get much from it. i am on a politician's budget." janine, we have been covering this more and more. it's like city council members, tv news crews, the crime is rising from the bottom up and no one knows where it's going to stop. >> judge jeanine: when gascon was up for recall, it failed. california's voted for proposition 47. a little history for a second. kamala harris was the attorney general. she called it the safe and schools act. decreased felonies to misdemeanors as it related to grand larceny and if you are a felon already in jail, you could be resentenced to a misdemeanor. so then they passed 57 proposition really called public safety, californians voted for that. they get you out of jail sooner for nonviolent felonies. what's a nonviolent felony? rape of an unconscious woman. hostagetaking, human trafficking. when i am saying is in california you've got to dig below the first layer and find out what they're trying to do to you. i'm the first day in office gas tones i'm going to end cash b bail. here's what we've got to do. in california everyone suffered, if you live near the water your boat is getting rocked. if you own a store, your stores get -- we are all paying for it through, increased retail cost, paying for security in stores. if you end up robbing a store and you get bail the same day so you can hit another store. if you're out on bail for theft of one store, they've got to change the law. it should be a quick fix that you can't be out on bail for two separate felonies. who is against that? we are allowing a whole generation to literally rob us blind and turn us into a third world country. >> piers: i think it's time to go singapore. i say as a california resident. i have a home there. it's out of control, brazen impunity of the flash mob robbers. organized retail crime. they are currently brazen and acting with such impunity because they think there is zero chance of being properly held accountable for what they're doing. even if they are caught they will be let back down." if you've this number, not just as one person. in singapore. a person found guilty of robbery in this nature will get two to ten years and they get caned six times. >> jesse: i thought you were going to say they got their hand whacked off. >> piers: if he robberies between 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., the offender will get jail time and if you kill someone and processable rubber you get ten years and 12 strikes. why are you letting this happen? a lot of people watching would go, singapore sounds it's about right. the robbery rate in singapore is 1.3 per 100,000. nobody does this. do you know why? they get sent to jail for years. >> dana: when the american kid did it in singapore and he was going to get caned and everybody flipped out. but he was vandalizing. he was breaking rules. >> piers: there was more outrage for a lot of people about what happened to him. the singapore law. then what you see. >> jesse: we just don't like other countries canning our people. we'll do the caning. >> judge jeanine: no, we won't. that's the problem. >> dana: it adds into the urban doom problem. there's a commercial real estate problem in mid and large cities and this is coming to your wall and i think because they're going to ask for a bailout. people haven't got back to his covid. that means not just the workplace but also theater, events. now all of those leases are going to be in trouble. there's going to be a huge credit problem. they're going to have to come in and ask congress to help them out which means all of you are going to help them out. one of the main reasons people don't want to come into the city. not even talking to chicago. talk about denver. nobody wants to go downtown. they had revitalized it, it was fabulous, wonderful. they had an event where they would close off the streets to traffic so everybody could go down and enjoy themselves. they did it last year. these businesses lost money because nobody wants to go. you are stepping over homeless people. needles, you're afraid you're going to get robbed. denver is not the only one. it's happening all over. be prepared. >> jesse: i hate the street fears anyway. i hate them. >> brian: this is what these people voted for. people that one of the initiative. people have to say man life is destroyed, i don't care if you're a democrat or republican, i can't go shopping. taxes are too high. my property values are dipping. self-inflicted wounds. you don't need the severity of another country's culture or crying. we know how to do this. we have done it before. if you factor in los angeles along with the writers strike and the actors strike. they are not shooting movies. their night shooting movies. they are shooting up and there's homeless and crying. why would anyone live there? taking this attitude and policies to other places. states like texas and florida. it's all self-inflicted. this is not hard to correct. maybe we were about to hit rock bottom, start fixing things. >> jesse: feels like we've hit rock bottom for the last couple years. we are still waiting. up next, what the heck is going on in the sky. crazy turbulent sending passengers to the hospital. we, the first generation of moms to lose our kids to social media, are sick of waiting. for 25 years, there's been no new laws protecting kids online. while our children are dying. we can pass the kids online safety act. join us. join us. join us. join us. ♪ let's lead the way. frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. we're traveling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. how's the heart? - good. - you sure? - i think so. - how do you know? 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[screaming] terrifying video showing visitors screaming their lungs out. thankfully there were no reports of injuries. seems like turbulence might be getting worse, apparently you can breathe easy. insisting it's completely safe. speaker your wads are way higher of winning a lipid gold, being related to royalty, or being amd to the point of unconsciousness by coconuts on your tropical vacation been crashing on a commercial airliner due to turbulence. >> piers: no plane has ever crashed because of turbulence. >> dana: i don't know if there's more turbulence or more people on planes taking video. the trip to mallorca. might've been uncomfortable. i wasn't on the flight but it doesn't look like it was that bad. i understand the screaming. hopefully they had a good time when they got there. it's good thing we have a secretary of transportation so focused on this. oh, he's not. soon about records for private flight travel. where else have you seen mayor pete lately? nowhere. doing everything to block this foyer request from being released. >> piers: one of those things that struck me. 5,000 pilots licensed to operate in the u.s. investigated for allegedly falsifying medical records to hide conditions with could have left him unfit to fly. the faa allows pilots to self-report their own medical issues. that strikes me as ridiculous. >> jesse: like seizures or temporary blindness? okay. listen. people, if they are loving what they want to do, they will lie in order to get there. i lied about my resume to get this job. finally got there. it is what it is. i have proven myself and i wouldn't have gone this position if i hadn't fudged the resume. advice for people with turbulence. i got rocked by turbulence. because i am so athletic. you want to have a stance like this, wide stance. you want to push off a little bit so you're not putting all of your weight on your torso and then it helps. you want to go like this. i fly with this. it's a back pillow. i had emergency back surgery. now i carry it with me. people laugh but they are the ones carrying neck pillows. i have a back pillow. the neck pillow is not going to prevent you from emergency surgeries. this well. you have this and you have the wide stance, it will protect you from turbulence. >> piers: it looks like a terrorist backpack. are you sure you are telling us the right story. brian, are you worried about flying in america? >> brian: i'm never worried about it. i never get upset by it. i'm convinced i'm never going to die in a plane crash. i love that the pilot did that. i would like to get some of jesse's time back because no one benefited from jesse's talking points. >> jesse: those weren't talking points. >> brian: i thought i would go to this. big fines on airlines if you delay and i understand that. now airlines want to avoid fines. they don't get you on the plane. they think they could be delayed. they go, flight canceled. there's always a reaction to pete buttigieg doing something in our interests. stop helping us. leave us alone. i understand we've got to come down on airlines. certain airlines. you're on the tarmac too long. there should be something to do with that. but steep fines to the airlines, they will stop flying. >> what's the most turbulent experience? >> judge jeanine: i want to respond. there is a problem. we've got sometimes 100 people on an airplane. if you're on the tarmac for more than three hours, you're damn right they should be fined. let's not feel sorry for them. they made a fortune off the pandemic. >> brian: i don't want them to cancel flights. >> judge jeanine: i don't either but the problem is the air traffic controllers. anyway, what was your question? >> piers: most turbulent expanse of your life. >> judge jeanine: it wasn't on an airplane. [laughter] let me say. i fly all the time. here's the problem. keep your seat belts on. don't act like you don't know or you know everything about airplanes. here's the thing. you're on the tarmac. this is the thing i see all the time. dana, i don't know if you see it. we land and there's not a gate available. as a plane at the gate. we are on the tarmac. people are walking back and forth. you're not supposed to walk when we are on the tarmac and then they take off people are surprised that they get knocked over. >> jesse: and tell them how to address. 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that's how much you need us. the other thing that made me laugh, i've never seen them altogether. these five people. using the general phrase of the moment. they have spent years banging on incessantly about the need for inclusion and diversity in society. you see the five of them together. you see five middle-aged white straight dudes. where is the inclusion and diversity? you have single-handedly with this podcast shown the world. actually love to preach about a pendant when it comes to your own job security. you have to all be exactly the same. we are -- we know how reliant you are on the writers. >> brian: is this a good move? >> dana: no, i think it's stupid. i wrote that down. the writers are the real heroes here because it's clear that your material? it's interesting. i asked earlier, are they off the air? apparently no one has noticed that they are. then on broadway. broadway and 44th or so, there is a small group of protesters that are s.a.g. writers. they march in a circle about us biggest this table and they marched by them twice and they hold their microphone so close to their mouth that you can understand where they say and they go around in this tiny circle. it's not getting them anywhere. if these five really wanted to help, why don't they band together and march into one of those studios would say this is what we want to do for our writers. let's get this settled. let's come to a conclusion. a podcast isn't going to help. >> brian: there is an actor's strike and we are not going to the movies and the pandemic came in these late-night shows went to their basements and they did terrible shows to say they are still alive so this is really questioning the future of late night. jesse come in the big picture for them teaming together, do you think this is going to get people hungry to see them on stage again. anti-american. they should be competing. they hated each other. >> jesse: is it's an act of desperation and they are so alike politically they are coming together. let's face it, the king of late-night put them all in the grave. during the pandemic we had an essential worker. these are the people that had to work. these are not essential workers in the entertainment landscape. there's only two items that if you took it off tv, there would be a revolution in this country. football and fox news. you can take anything else off. television, cable or broadcast. the country stays the same. if you remove college and pro football and this channel, this country would not tolerate it. >> brian: what about soccer? judge, what are your thoughts on this? are you upset that they are not competing with each other? they are trying to bolster each other? >> judge jeanine: i'm not upset. when you listen to the fact that they've got to get together and do this podcast, you say yourself, why wouldn't they try to make things right? why wouldn't they give money to the people who are on strike to give them the ability to make a living? i assume their contracts, irrespective of how many shows they do. they make a living based upon the season. the season hasn't been cut short. the way i look at it is i get to cancel all five of them one time now that there are one podcast. >> brian: i don't know how they're going to raise money. i don't think podcasts pay well. >> piers: no writers for us on this show. personally speaking. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: no we don't. >> piers: they have banks of writers. >> b>> jesse: imagine how greate would be if we had 20 writers. [laughter] i'm going to hire you as my writer. >> brian: we have no writers except for what it says on the teleprompter. coming up straight ahead, the climate change cult is canceling martha stewart. find out what she did to set them off. -because he was... -wait, wait, hold on... that neighbor is hot! that's my husband... what? it's the inspire implant he got. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. and for me. gotta go. naughty girl. hi sweetie! ah! 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>> jesse: i think it's about time someone stood up for wealthy white people at this table. if we want to wear plush canada goose jackets and silk scarves. what is a zodiac cruise? go to a cruise to iceland with our cocktail. it doesn't look like it's a big cube to me. oh, that's the cube? it's a pretty big queue. so what. it melts and goes back into the ocean. how is it destroying anything. none of this makes any sense. it doesn't make any sense. >> judge jeanine: dana the environmental impact from the fossil fuels powering the ship are greater than putting some ice in her glass already in the water. why aren't these eco-lunatics up an arm about that? >> dana: i think they are mad at her because she proved the iceberg still exist but they told us they are all melted. the other day when we had the ecoterrorist blocking the road, do they not care about all those cars idling for all that time? they made the problem worse. they are idiots. >> judge jeanine: the cruise line has suspended the practice. >> jesse: oh, come on! >> judge jeanine: how far can these climate crazies go? >> piers: the eco-mob. more literal energy tweeting their outrage about martha stewart who ate some ice, tiny bit of ice. i thought either it was caviar or an iceberg the size of the thing that brought down the titanic. but no. pathetic, narrow-minded absurd. decided that this was the most offensive thing they had ever heard. martha stewart had a bit of ice. i was on holiday with my sons. charming picture of myself on my three handsome sons. you couldn't possibly take offense unless you genuinely hated me. somebody posted, have you given any thought whatsoever to like me who can afford to go on holidays like that? you know the honest truth, no. like martha stewart with her eyes. if you don't like people showing off, get off instagram. go get a life and shut up. >> dana: biden should start saying holiday. it sounds more sophisticated. >> piers: anything with a british accent sounds more sophisticated. >> judge jeanine: being more ice conscious. >> brian: something about that seat. people that sit in that seat have the most ordinary life experience that i can never approach. your stories lead me to believe i should hang around with you more but you don't want me to. >> piers: i do want you to. >> brian: i can't see that happening. this is what's great. she is going, this is ridi ridiculous. dave chappelle. this is ridiculous. jimmy fallon knows it's ridiculous. we need celebrities to get caught in a vortex of cancellation to realize this has got to stop. you started it, you don't know what you unleashed. now it's blowing up in your face so let's stop it together. >> judge jeanine: okay. well said. 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(vo) learn more. it's your vision, it's your verizon. >> dana: time now for "one more" jesse? >> jesse: big congratulations to our very own dana perino. she has just been named moderator of the next republican presidential primary debate along with our very own stuart varney september 27th at reagan presidential library. dana, you are going to do a fantastic job. am i allowed to offer questions for consideration? >> dana: absolutely. >> jesse: are you sure about that. >> dana: and then the audience can guess which ones were yours. >> jesse: seriously, congratulations. it will be amazing. we will all be watching. >> dana: thank you a group effort. >> jesse: jordan peterson aforementioned dana perino and vivek ramaswamy. >> piers: great lineup. >> dana: you are going to love this and you are going to love. this a virginia family saved by great pyrenees fostering fire engulfed house boat. guy named moose. he saw the fire started in a neighboring boat and he alerted the sleeping family as the fire spread. the parents and three kids were able to get out safely and moose was adopted very soon after to his forever home. good dog. also my latest installment of short questions. this week is with abby hornacek. it is excellent. i encourage to you read it a foxnews.com. judge? >> judge jeanine: okay. chanel is opening a brand new luxury diner next week in brooklyn. >> jesse: thank god. [laughter] >> piers: just what i wanted. >> judge jeanine: guests arrive at chanel diner will will seem like a are diner the menu will look different than diner menu. instead of an array of food options. selections of fragrances and sitting at the diner booth will be an interactive 30 minute experience devoted to finding the scent that suits you the best. >> dana: i would go to brooklyn for that brian? >> brian: talk about history and kids. that's not the case with a 12-year-old nathan. is he from gilroy, california. he was selected for a trip to normandy because of his passion and knowledge of history. he said he has loved history entire life all 12 years. connect kids with veterans and teach them about our country's past and nothing is greater than to go to normandy which i have not done yet and i can't wait to go. maybe martha mccallum will take me next time she does a special. nathan says his teachers helped spark his love 6 history and can't wait to teach some day himself. one 12-year-old loves our country. >> dana: nothing like a great history teacher can make a difference. piers morgan? >> piers: this is the festival in the spanish town holds annual festival tomato throwing street battle. 120 tons of overright tomatoes distributed on the town's main street. hurl each other. hour long event as the town hoses down the area as well as the participates. began as a food fight between local children. grown into a massive tradition drawing attendees from all over the world. brian, i think we should go. >> judge jeanine: what's the name of this town? >> piers: boon all in. >> jesse: tomato. it's tomato. when you are here you say tomato. >> piers: it's tomato. it's route not route. it's hurricane not hurricane. >> dana: that is it for us. we will keep going but send it over to bret. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. what is now tropical storm idalia is targeting south carolina at this hour after a big swing through florida and georgia florida governor ron desantis will provide an update momentarily. we will monitor that for any breaking news updates about the damage in his state. idalia came ashore this morning in florida's big bend region as a category 3 hurricane when it hit. it moved then east of tallahassee toward valdosta, georgia. coastal storm surge was as high as 16 feet in some places. most of the seriou