adults who is not -- who are not concerned about the's ability to be president because of his age and stamina i got it. but 77% but 77% of adults are worried joe biden has been in pleks since before literally since before you were born and like that he's -- he's -- >> well, lets talk -- >> say he's not able to walk but -- >> you're talking about his strength right you're talking about how he's looking right now -- that is what -- >> i think average american male lives to be 77 or something. >> but i've had conversations with some of your colleagues in the white house press corps. how it is hard for us to keep up with this president. who is constantly constantly working every day to get things done. >> john pier has more age questions to deal with thanks to a book on president and that he felt tired at times during first two years in office and how strieb it is that the president has few event before 10 a.m. and brushing up on the light morning routine. >> in recent weeks they have breakfast, and has the president admitted to you -- >> say that last part. >> do you think -- because of this excerpt? >> no suggesting that the president is tired. but that's in the excerpt. and that's why there's few public events before 10 a.m. >> ridiculous assumption to make. >> rfk jr. no stranger to personal fitness weighing in while walking with our own fitness guru jesse watters. >> this judge requires a lot of people to be in good shape, and to have mental acuity, and i think that if he feels that he's up to that, that he should debate me. [laughter] >> do you feel that he's up to debate? >> i'm not -- i don't think it is good for the american people and i don't think it is good for the democratic party if the only people that he has to talk to when this election are his donors. >> jesse -- i just going back to bingedders question i'll call her bingedder i think it is cute and understands that that is in all good fun. i don't understand why she doesn't say something like the president is wise -- the president gives us good guidance but we can't keep up with him that's hard to believe. >> that says more about her and the press corps. than is 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 saturday night, i had brunch on sunday and shut everything down. that's the commander in chief you can't have brunch lids and be in the white house they have a line. we'll watch him -- well we've watched him walk and see him fall and talk and forget people's names and we watched him work and fall asleep in maui at the u.n. and at the beach. they need a new line because that is not working anymore especially after we saw those numbers. this guy, had author has full access to biden presidency seen inner circle he's supposed to write a favorable piece and it looked like a hatchet job he's in physical decline it confirms everything we knew this wasn't a revelation but confirmation of everybody throughout the last two and a half years when i found striking was the fact that he said they're treating me like child when he said we need regime change in russia and everybody cleaning up the white house staff -- and he just lets them clean it up. he can't just come out and announce his own policy because it's not his it is somebody else's that that makes you think who's running because he's not running it. another excerpt about afghanistan they said this guy was being laughed at by his staff it was his fault the evacuation went poorly. and then he was proposing things like building parking lot -- to pick up people or then having the planes leave and 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 is not a conspiracy theory that this guy is not in charge and is in steep decline. >> peter do you know franklin four -- writer of this book? >> i know of him. right and so it is not like this is coming from the right wing. right so i think that -- people need to understand like this is not a book that is a hatchet job this is a book that a writer that they invited into the white house and gave full access to. >> but this is not about his age right let's be clear. this is not about joe biden being 80. i was an england cricket match about four weeks ago, glapgd versus australia you should come give you a great day off. >> learn more about this cricket -- >> in walks mcgager who just turned 0 literally seven months younger than joe biden. he's a guy who races around a stage for two and a half hours night he never falls over he doesn't forget words of his lyrics he had a conversation that was whip smart funny i joked you should be president of the united states. he didn't deny the allegation -- or the suggestion, and i did a bit of other reckoning here. so david is 97. do you ever hear him call a gorilla an antelope? no you don't the queen was 96. word perfect never fell over in public. warren buffett is 9399 when they do annual address to their people for hours of end they are whip smart and word perfect so this is not about age. this is about his ability to do the job, given condition of himself mentally and physically. and i think we need to get this debate away from just he's 80. because other people will be watching this you go hang on. i'm 80 you're my dad is 80 or grandfather is 80. they're not like this. this is not how most 8 -year-old people are. they don't spend time falling over not ones that i know my dad is 83 fall over every two minutes he has to get the queen actually died -- and so on and so on. i think the debate is a good debate to have and 69% of in thes think he's too old but we need to move away from the fact that he's 08. >> the poll too old they've seen with their own eyes and it is not to make fun of him and not to ridicule him but to say that we are just seeing with or own eyes and that's the most demanding job in the world is president of the united states. jeanine: you know, this is not about the republicans making political hay out of the fact that the president isn't with it. i mean, it's the american people, 77% of them are concerned about this president. i mean, and kjp she's gaslighting us he's go, go we can't keep up with him when she says that you can't believe another word out of her mouth if someone lied to you once you don't have to believe anything during the course of this tile trial. but they took advantage of him and protected him during election. covid and the pandemic allowed him to come in and, you know, say, you know, i'm energized and i'm vital and vibrant and we accepted it on faith but right now -- we understand that it isn't as you say both jesse and pearce it is not about age but mental acuity and about the ability to be able to get things done and i think the fact that -- when people are asked is he too old to be president as it relates to donald trump. 77% say joe biden is, and 51% say donald trump is. now, that's a 25% difference. all right, and i believe that 25% difference is due to the fact that people are looking not at the age. but rather at the mental acuity and -- finally, this whole idea that he works day and night all of that, apparently in -- in this year when there was a problem with the banks, jen psaki gave him kudos for giving press conference at 9 in the morning and doesn't show up until 10:00 and he doesn't go to dinners with the other world leaders because he's too tired if he sleeps late and goes to bed early what's he doing in the meantime? >> other thing is -- never heard of a brunch lid because isn't that quite elitist and who has a brunch on a wednesday? >> i don't think cooks now how to do it on a wednesday but i have an interesting story at a yankees game and in comes paul mcartny. [laughter] i'm listening to you and putting this together about a month ago they said it is okay to talk about hunter. and then in "the washington post" it is okay democrats to talk about hunter i watched jake grill kjp he's too old as if he's -- sat down with sean hannity i'm saying to myself we get this article from the writer who is not a right wing conservative but just starts allowed to report what he sees and then you see 36% of the approval and house dead up 32.these numbers are terrible. knob is even talking about the programs that he likes, no one talks about war that he supports there's nothing going on. i almost feel as all of these other democrats like west gavin newsom shapiro and all fan out across the country for him. i think they're cueing up his exit and i was at the white house for something else three weeks ago, two weeks ago -- and i heard from two separate reporters they can't believe the decline that he's fallen off a cliff. did you watch him today and do you feel good about what he said the day before and he's losing his copyright before him. >> he told fire story about getting struck by lightning in the kitchen, again -- unbelievable after he got crushed for saying that in maui. >> convinced to vote for the civil rights act when he was 21 and not in the government. come on -- >> american people can't get right now from their president -- they can't get no satisfaction. [laughter] >> very good. >> wins. up next getting out of jail and other welcome to liberal city logic. 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because we're allowing whole generation to literally rob us blind and turn us into a third world country. >> pearce how do you see it? >> time to go singapore i say as a california resident it is completely out of control this brazen impugntive organized retail crime a very good phrase for what you're seeing they are brazen acting because they think there's zero chance of being properly held accountable for what they're doing and even if they are caught let out and do whatever again as if that one person -- and singapore, person found guilty of robbery of this nature will get a jail term of two to ten years. and they get caned at least six -- >> i thought you were going to say handle cut off -- >> but robbery committed between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. otherwise at nighttime offendable a three to 2004 years and 12 strokes and if you hurt someone in the process if you're robbery in singapore five to ten years whroong ten strokes and preem going we couldn't do that in america why are you letting this happen? a lot of people are saying singapore sounds like they've got it right because guess what robbery rate in singapore is 1.3 cases per 100,000 population. nobody does this in singapore. you know why? they get a whack of a -- and get sent to jail for years. >> remember when that american kid did it in singapore and he was going get caned everybody flipped out and -- >> crazy. but he was vandalizing he was -- breaking the rule. >> more outrage from a lot of people in america about what happened to him under singapore law than what you see with the reaction what's happening here. >> country is caning our people we'll do the caning. jeanine: no we won't that's the problem. dana: i think this adds into the urban doom loop problem so there's a commercial real estate problem in mid and large cities in america, and this is coming to your wallet i think because they're going to ask for a bailout because the people haven't come back since covid. and that means not just to the work place but also to theater to events so now all of those leases are going to be in trouble there's a huge credit problem and they have to come in and ask congress to help them out that means awflg you have to help them out and one of the main reasons to come into the city and let's not talking chicago. this is about denver. nobody wants to go downtown because they have -- revitalized it it was fabulous it was wonderful. and now they even have an event where on -- they would close off the streets to traffic. so that everybody could go down and like enjoy themselves. they did it last year all of these businesses lost money why because nobody wants to go because you're stepping over homeless people and through needles you're afraid you're going to get robbed and denver is not the only one but happening all over so be prepared urban doom loop is coming for your wallet. >> street fairs i hate them. >> here's the problem this is what these people voted for. i mean it is not like it hit them by mistake deceived in advertising an those that wanted outspent 1 to 15 i understand that. but at one point people to say my life is destroyed i don't care if you're a democrat or republican i can't go shopping there's no stores. the taxes are too high -- i don't like property values or dipping. and this is all self-inflicted wounds you don't need the severity of another country's culture or crime we know how to do this. we've done it before. and now if you factor in los angeles along with the writers streak and actors trike so they're not shoot -- they're not shooting movies they're not writing movies they're not taping shows. >> shooting up -- they're shooting up and homeless and there's crime. why would anyone live there? but used to want to take this attitude and policies to other places like texas and florida who won't tolerate it. this is all self-inflicted this is not hard to correct. and maybe we were about to hit rock bottom and start fixing things. >> feels like we've hit rock bottom for last of years we're still waiting. waiting up next -- what the heck is going on in the sky? crazy turbulence sending passengers to the hospital. ♪ ♪ i'll always take care of you. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be by your side... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps... and the bumpstep, to keep the bumper dent-free. cool! it's the best protection for your vehicle, new or pre-owned. great. but where do i---? order. weathertech.com. sfx: bubblewrap bubble popped sound. planning to move? 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>> i'm convinced i'm never going die in a plane crash and i love that that pilot did that those odd thing it was whole scream hag did it. that's the problem. i would like to get some of jesse's team back because no one benefit from jesse's talking point. i was -- clearly. inside this, i thought of the turbulence was used up by great panelists i would go to this big fines you delay too much and i understand that if they abuse it. but now these airlines want to avoid fines you know what they do they don't get you on the plane to not risk it so delayed they go flight canceled so there's always a reaction to pete buttigieg doing something in our interest leave us alone. i understand we have to come down airlines if a certain airline leaves you on the tarmac too long there should be something to do with that. but if you keep giving these steep fines to airlines in small margins anyway they will stop flying. >> judge what's most turbulent experience of your life? >> first you have 100 people on the plane maybe more or less and if you're on the tarmac you're damn right they should be fined. okay, and let's not feel sorry for them they made a fortunate off the pandemic billions of points -- i don't them to cancel flights either but the problem is air traffic controller is the problem -- that's the problem. it is not the other but anyway what was your question? >> what's been the most turbulent experience of your life -- extend this out of planes -- >> let me say this i flew last weekend here's the problem. people just keep your seat belts on. you know, don't act like you don't know or you know everything about an airplane. or you can wear a helmet but here's the thing like you're on a tarmac this is when i see dana i don't know if you see it but we pull up and land there isn't a gate available because there's another plane at the gate right so we're on the tarmac people walking back and forth and you're not supposed to walk when we're on the tarmac and then they take off and you know people are surprised get knocked over. >> tell them how to dress too. >> well -- [laughter] put on your padded outfits. 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>> i mean john oliver. >> mix five of us together for maybe an hour a day. >> strike force five is the name of our podcast subscribe to it now. >> reviews are in and not pretty and blasting quote as group therapy for liberals others saying i can't wait to hear from unfunny who gained from nonpc humor and worst idea ever conceived as an outsider who comes to our country to make us smarter is this a good move after great way to pass the writers -- >> happiest people in america right now -- writers in hollywood. who launch that trailer saying you see that's how much they need us. how much you need us and thing that really made me laugh never seen them altogether these five people these -- general phrases at the moment they have spent years banging on about the need for inclusion and diversity in society. and then you see the five of them together what do you see you see five middle aged white straight dudes -- >> like inclusion and diversity you single-handedly shown the world you love to preach about it but when it comes to your own job security you have to all be exactly the same and we know how reliant you are on the writers. >> there's nothing more than a straight white man on the past and is this a good move, though? >> no. i think it is stupid and i wrote that down too that writers are the real heroings here because it is clear that's your material -- so it's interesting i asked earlier like are they off the air because apparently nobody is noticed they are. then on broadway over here on broadway and 44th or so there's a small group of protesters that are s.a.g. writers and they march in a circle about as big as this table and walked by them twice this week and hold their microphone they can't understand a word they're saying and they go around and around in a tiny circle i feel that is not getting them insure if five really wanted top help why don't they ban together and march into one of the studios and say -- this is what we want to do for our writers and let's get this settled let's cool to a conclusion. a podcast isn't going to help that. >> not going to the movies and with a pandemic all of the late night shows went to their basement and did terrible shows to say they're still alive so this is really questioning the future of late night. so jesse in the big picture for them teaming together, do you think this is going to get people hungry to see them only stage again? fundamental anti-american they should be competing and hated each other -- bishop and carson, and -- >> act of desperation, and they're so alike politically that they are coming together -- because let's face it the king of late night put them all in the grave remember during the pandemic that we had an essential worker? and these are the people that had to work. okay, 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, and the country stays the same. if you remove college and profootball and this channel, this country would not tolerate it. >> what about soccer? >> okay. >> judge, what are your thoughts on in? these five guys are frepgd if you're a network are you upset they're not competing with each other but trying to bolster each other? >> not upset at all and, obviously, when you listen to the fact that, you know, they've got to get together and do this podcast. you say to yourself oh well why wouldn't they try to make things right why wouldn't they give money to the people who are on strike who give them the ability to make a living. i assume their contracts go on irrespective that they make a living based upon, you know, the season. the season hasn't been cut short but the way i look at it i get to cancel all five at one time now that they're in one podcast. >> now that they are together and maybe they have to get overwriting response. >> but no writers on this show and personally speaking -- [laughter] >> no we don't -- but they have these banks of writers. >> imagine how great we would be if we have as many writers as they did. 20 writers per show. >> couldn't be any greater. >> told me that so many times. >> i am hire you as my writer. we have no writers except for what it says here on the teleprompter. coming up straight ahead the climate change cult is canceling martha stewart find out what she did to set them off. ♪ ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. martha stewart getting in hot weather with a climate change crazies over what she put in her drink. the lifestyle queen and raging ecomob after posting this photo to her social media while on a cruise to greenland and telling fans, quote, we actually captured a small iceburg for our cocktails tonight folks were not happy about that one with one person commenting, quote, wealthy white people drinking their iceburg cocktails while the planet is in flames is a bit tone deaf. okay -- jesse it is not like she went to a glacier and took a hammer or a pitch and carved a piece of ice off it with the two fragments cruise ship collected brought onboard were already in the sea in the water. they were either going to melt in the ocean or in her glass does it make a difference? >> i think it is about time someone stood up for wealthy white people at this table. [laughter] if we want to wear plush -- canada goose jackets and silk scarves and -- what is a zodiac cruise anyway go to a cruise to i.c.e. land with our cocktail and that doesn't look like a big cube to me but that's the cube? oh. that's a pretty big cube -- >> so then it melts and then it goes back into the ocean. how is that destroying anything? none of this makes any sense. that doesn't make any sense. >> dana, the -- [laughter] the environmental impact from the fossil fuels of it were powering the ship are for greater than stewart putting ice in her glass that was already in the water why aren't ecolunatics up in arm around that? >> think about they probably are mad at her because she proved that iceburg still exist. right and because they've told us they were all melted and also what about remember the other day when we have the ecoterrorist block roads do they not care about cars that were idling they maded problem worse they're idiots. yep. jeanine: all right all right pearce cruise line atlantic suspended practice after this -- >> come on. >> how far can these crazy go for experiences? >> with more energy literal energy tweeting their outrage about martha stewart who ate some ice -- a tiny bit of ice when i heard about this i thought either it was ice caviar or size that brought down the titanic but no this bunch of pathetic absurd little -- decided that this was the most defensive thing they've ever heard martha stewart -- had a bit of ice -- and i was on last week my sons and i posted a nice charming picture of myself and three handsome sons in their 20s you couldn't possibly take offense unless you genuinely hated me and somebody actually posted back have you given any thought whatsoever to people like me who can't afford to go on holidays like that and ons truth, no. no i hadn't been rather like with the ice thing if you don't like people showing off get off instagram stop -- go get a life. shut up. >> start calling vacation time holiday because it sounds so much more sophisticated. >> that's right. everything out of a british accent sounds more sophisticated. brian are you going to start being more ice conscience? bryan: yes thank you. i want to -- is there something about that seat that people sit in that seat of the most extraordinary life experience than i can ever approach or touch. stories believe that i should hang with you but you don't want me to. >> i do. bryan: but this is what's great -- this is what's great she's saying this is ridiculous i look at dave chappelle jiminy know it was ridiculous to so-called normalize trump and didn't do anything wrong. we need selects to get caught in the very texas of cancelation to realize this has to stop. you started it. you don't know what you unleashed now blowing up in your face so let's stop it together. >> yes. jeanine: well said one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast... for fast pain relief. and now... ...get relief without a pill. with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? you may pay as little as $10 per prescription. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it is time now for one more thing. >> big congratulations to our very own at dana perino. she has been named moderator of the next republican presidential primary debate along with a very own stuart varney that's going to be september 20 second went to a fantastic job. if i allowed to offer questions for consideration? >> absurd than the audience can guess which ones were yours. [laughter] quick seriously congratulations is going to be amazing will all be watching the rex group effort brexit just what is primetime jordan peterson, aforementioned dana perino. >> this is a great story. going to love this. virginia family was saved by great pyrenees they were fostering when fire engulfed their houseboat this dog named moose that they are just fostering comments on the fire start at a neighboring boat alerted the sleeping family as the fire spread. the parents and three kids were able to get out safely moose was adopted very soon after to his forever home. good dog but also my latest installment of short questions break this week is with abby horn a second period it is excellent i could do to read it at foxnews.com. to judge? correctional is opening a brand-new luxury diner next weekend, brooklyn gas. 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[laughter] >> alrall right guys that is it. ♪ ♪ ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ ♪. jon: music legend jimmy buffett that overnight the age of 76 buried fans around the world are paying tribute to the margaritaville singer. plus guide to help with response efforts this weekend. by drone surveillance or sparking concerns among the city. good evening i am john scott and