judge jeanine pirro, piers morgan, jesse watters, and a person who once carved an igloo out of an ice cube, dana perino. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ u.s. troops now coming under attack in the middle east, amid fears that we are on the verge of world war iii. a doctrine of kissing arounds ass is backfiring big temper could expand the gaza/tehran warning if they join in the fight. iranian proxy terrorist groups targeting u.s. military bases in the region, 13 times in the past week. >> we will take all necessary measures to defend our troops and interests overseas. the groups conducting these attacks are supported by the irg see, the iranian regime. what we are seeing is the prospect for more escalation against u.s. forces and personnel in the region in the very near term coming from proxy forces and ultimately from iran. by virtue of our announcement over the weekend, we are preparing for this escalation both in terms of defending our forces and responding deci decisively. >> greg: while biden tells israel to pump the brakes on advising gaza, still launching attacks against the jewish state. the idf says they killed terrorists who attempted to infiltrate the country by sea. the situation deteriorating theo fast that the lighthouses up reportedly focusing on a major evacuation plan, which would require getting hundreds of thousands of american's out of the middle east if all speech when one breaks loose. john kirby not denying the report but adding this. >> what we are talking about is just -- there are no active efforts right now to evacuate americans from the region, other than what we are doing in israel with those flights. there is no active efforts. we are not parking ships off the coast and getting ready to send marines in and get people out of -- you pick the place over there. that's not happening right now. >> greg: jesse, i thought the big news was kirby making a play clear that without iran you don't have hamas or hezbollah, he said direct involvement. what do you think you might summarize today, in only the way jesse watters can. >> jesse: i would buy off hezbollah and i would destroy hamas. here's why. they have these two proxy guys. they hate hamas. they are sunni, they think their barbarians. one shot, activated them, "went in like savages," and israel will destroy them, so they could never use them as leverage again. you have to give them time. has ball is different. they have more of a military. they control a lot of the politics in lebanon, about a million palestinians there. so i negotiate and wouldn't go in, but i would let the israelis do that. if -- we now have iran sponsoring a tax. we basically have missile defense, so that's going to be good. these are a lot of troublemakers. these are not the iranian national guard. so, you can protect the assets that way, and if they ever do kill an american, that's when you launch a strike against may be there oil export hub. you can take that out and knock them to the stone age because they can supply anyone with oil and then they are broke. right now, what trumpeted was crucial. he assassinated s -- and then said if you kill any american, it's over. they launched a lot of strikes. a lot concussions, reverberations. that was not good, but not a single american soldier died. you have to be careful here. you don't want this thing -- remember, i don't think the saudis want any wars with israel. they were about to make peace. egypt's got a lot of problems. they are not going to attack israel. jordan is a satellite state. they are not going to do anything. they are more worried about the arab mob running against them and overthrowing their governments. you just have to manage the situation. i don't know if joe biden is up for the job. >> greg: dana, how should the viewer at home digest this information? it's been a busy day. >> dana: it has. there's plenty to learn, and it takes a long time to understand it, and it's worth the investment. first of all, i do think and i'm not just saying it because i work here -- the coverage on fox news is incredible. remember, fox news did not jump to conclusions and say that israel had bombed the hospital. smart enough to know that when hamas officials say that israel bombed the hospital and 500 people died, you say "it's make sure that's true." that wasn't true. ten days later, you have mainstream media like "the new york times," bbc, reuters, others saying "we should've waited a moment." i think our coverage here is great, we have good people in the field. listening to some of the podcasts, the nonmainstream media is really good. barry weiss. if you are looking for something that's good forever ready to read and your family, especially junior high, high school, college students, "the free press" by barry weiss is excellent. i listen to the magazine podcast every day the nurse "call me back with dan dan -- " -- -- there is not a moment that you spend in college that could be more important in this. partly because now, you have a situation where the most important class in u.s. politics is the older liberals who are running institutions, and the younger base who wants to upend all of those institutions. we are going to be dealing with this for a generation. whatever happens in the next year or so, six months, however long it takes for israel to do it it's going to do, that's important, but this is a generational struggle. radical islamic terrorists who hate your way of life, they are patient. they don't stop. learning about it now is really important. it's a great question. >> greg: thank you, dana. that was helpful. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: piers, what's your take? then, we will get the judge to rip you apart. [laughter] >> piers: i watched you yesterday. you said -- "what a weirdo." this is incredible complicated politically, militarily, all of it. i talked to some people who know. my brother was a british army colonel, retired last year, 37 years in the army come served in iraq, afghanistan, fought urban conflict against people who wanted to kill everyone. my brother and my sister's husband's are the, british army colonel, same deal, iraq/afghanistan. they are concerned about what israel does here. they are extremely wary of watching a full-blown invasion of gaza. they completely understand the desire to wipe out hamas. i get that. i think they should be eradicated. the question is how best to do this. a full-blown ground invasion -- if you look at iran -- their motivation, hamas' motivation. they want to kill as many jewish people as they can, wipe out israel. iran, the same. what's best-case scenario for them? this was all heading to peace in the middle east. even the saudis were getting into bed with the israelis. that's why they have done this now. they did on such a horrific scale that they knew they would goad the israelis into potentially overreacting. now, what's a proportionate reaction to -- what was october 7th? i don't know. it was so atrocious, barbaric, medieval, i don't know how you determine a proportional response. what i do know is if they get this wrong and level of gaza, hundreds of thousands of palestinians potentially die, which could happen in a ground invasion and hundreds of thousands more get displaced, back to their homes where destroyed? going to wipe out a mind-set which motivates and drives hamas. is a going to stop the radicalization beyond palestinians -- is it's going to stop the radicalization beyond palestinians wanting to go to groups like that to? i think you could have the opposite effect. biden and his administration trying to urge sometime in caution from the israelis -- not caution and getting rid of hamas, but the way they do it i think is going to be fundamental to how a piece of this region can or cannot be achieved or damaged. >> greg: all right, judge. >> piers: rip me away, judge. [laughter] >> jeanine: the way hamas fights is they will put civilians in a situation where they are going to be harmed. this is a question that hamas has to answer, not israel. israel was attacked, as you say, in a medieval, barbaric way. we knew that iran was behind this. we know it from the get-go. why all of a sudden is the pentagon and the white house saying "iran has its fingerprints all over it?" they can't deny it anymore. they simply can't deny it. we've got this person in yemen, the west bank that's all riled up now. we got israel telling their people to get away from the northern border where lebanon is. now we've got the united states saying 600,000 americans in lebanon and israel. they have to evacuate. we are getting ready to get in the middle of this war, because we have been pushed into it. we have fed the monster from the time barack obama came into office. then, when trump came in, he took it away from monster, and biden gave the money right back. in this love affair for a nuclear deal. now, iran is making billions on the international oil market, and we are like "it may or may not be iran." it is iran, we know it's a iran. i spoke to my friend -- and today, they are moving most of their planes out of lebanon. they are putting them in cyprus, qatar, kuwait, and turkey. they know it's coming. it's inevitable what has happened. we have created a monster and now we have to deal with it. with nine american serviceman in iraq, and of the three attacks in syria, we've got 13 attacks on our armed forces in the last week. what are we supposed to do, put our tail between her legs and run away? we are the united states of america! hamas has made a decision to control palestine. the arabs will not assimilate the palestinians. why? they are afraid of them. because they have a mind-set. you cannot buy this mind-set away from them. they grow up in grammar school learning to kill, hate j jews. the end of this will not be pretty. kirby cannot deny that war with iraq is possible, and we are partially sponsor before putting iran in a situation to fight hamas, hezbollah, and -- and after we have fed the monster, we can't run away. we got to deal with it. instead of feeding it, we ought to freeze the funds, $6 billion, $10 billion in sanctions that we just released to them of money that was frozen in iraq. we've got to break them financially. otherwise, we are going to suffer consequences. >> greg: there you go. >> piers: do you agree with m me? [laughter] >> greg: coming up, the white house getting tough on anti-semitism by calling out islamophobia. october 7th was one of the deadliest days in jewish history since the holocaust. but make no mistake, israelis shaken, but it is not defeated. now more than ever, the people of israel need our support. first responders and medical facilities are overwhelmed. we must boldly act without delay, both in word and deed. this is our time to show love and generosity to a nation suffering one of its darkest hours. your gift today will directly fund israeli first responders and hospitals as they ensure those in need receive life changing supplies and emergency medical care. go to jhm.org/helpisrael to donate today and show your solidarity for the state of israel and the jewish people. let it be known that israel you are not alone. 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. >> jeanine: the biden white house is facing criticism for downplaying the alarming increase of anti-semitism in america. tearing down israeli hostage posters. jewish students say they are too afraid to go to class, as pro-hamas protesters rage on college campuses. karine jean-pierre asked about the anti-israel bias, and her answer was a disgrace. >> reporter: what is the level of concern about the potential rise of anti-semitism and everything that's going on in israel? >> secretary jean-pierre: a couple of things. we have not seen any credible threats. i think there's always been questions about credible threats. just want to make sure that that's out there. will become a muslim and those perceived to be muslim -- look, muslim and those perceived to be muslim have received an unreal amount of hate. >> jeanine: the response was so that she was busted for the week response on anti-semitism. >> i understand there's a press briefing book, a lot of topics, but when someone asks a question about if the white house is concerned about the rise of an --anti-semitism, it's a simpe yes. i know the president is against antes is -- anti-semitism. >> jeanine: she says now she misheard the question and tried to clean up her mess in today's briefing. >> secretary jean-pierre: i understand how important more clarity is, especially at this time. when jews are targeted because of their beliefs, or their identity, when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred, that is anti-semitism. >> jeanine: it's very interesting that number one, she had to look at her briefing book, but number two, she said she misheard the question in the "politico" article that she was quoted in 24 hours later. she seemed to hear everything else that they. >> it's a strange thing. i listens to it again. i imagine she did mishear the question, but the other thing i wonder is what about the reporters in the briefing room who listened to her answer and let it go? and not say "did you really just say what you said?" then, the white house lets it sit for 24 hours. sort of like when hamas says israel killed 500 at the hospital, that's the headline they run with. the problem for the white house as they are constantly doing mixed messages. jews in america are 2% of the population, 51% of the u.s. reported hate crimes. that is just a fact. i don't think the president would need to actually -- if you are -- and for that. i understand it's a tough job and they are working a lot of hours. may be, you are prepared for something you didn't get. this is the other thing i would say. your audience is many different levels. it's not just the people in the briefing room or people who were talking heads on cable tv, because who cares about us? i want to remember one thing in particular, though i know yesterday's important. >> jesse: on the heels of national -- respect your tv personality day. [laughter] >> dana: i was thinking back to when i was press secretary, there was not social media. that came in the year after. i was never more recognized than i was when we traveled to israel and south korea. why? because people who rely on the united states for moral clarity over the leadership, they will hang on your every word if they are in trouble, and that's why it's so important to get it right. >> jeanine: jeanine, what dana says is accurate, that jews are victims of 51% of the hate crimes in this country. muslims are victims of about 10% of the hate crimes. that doesn't even reflect what's going on in europe. it certainly doesn't reflect the whole topic that you saw -- what they are talking about where jews are being murdered. >> piers: i would like some mental clarity to the mental thought process. when sibley asks you a very simple, clear question to comment about rising anti-semitism, which is very palpable around the world, and shocking, your natural reaction is not to immediately pivot to something completely different the way she did and talk about another group of people. two things really. one, i was in london the day of october the seventh, i was walking down, the israeli embassy is there. there were already thousands of people gathered i mistakenly thought they might be there in the support of the people of israel. they were screaming and celebrating what hamas had done to innocent israeli civilians. i found that shocking. there were thousands, within hours. then, i had dinner over the weekend with a high profile jewish female friend of mine in israel at the time, flew out soon afterwards. she articulated to me the sense of real fear. first, trauma and shark amongst jewish people around the world, but fear. the fear wasn't just because of potential reprisals or anything to do with what happened octobe. the fear was the reaction they were seeing on the streets in new york, london, sydney, people saying "gas the jews" in sydney. these are supposedly civilized democratic responsibility societies with dutch fast populace is in these countries, was to celebrate what had happened. that's a terrifying thing for any jewish person to witness on their television screen or in person. my message to karine jean-pierre's let's not have any more failings of moral character. listen to the questions you are being asked. the entire world, as you said, dana, they are watching not just for clarity, but a position, which makes people on the receiving end of this disgusting abuse and threats and everything that's coming with it, that makes them realize we are watching and taking this seriously. i thought would happen was a complete disgrace, honestly. >> jeanine: jesse, growing up -- american are taking courses on firearm safety, going to shooting ranges around the country as they fear for their safety. >> jesse: i think every american should do that: hispanic, black, jewish, however, go get trained up. i certainly have been. i love how the next day, she comes out and says "i want to clear up one thing, i love the jews." [laughter] she turned to the wrong page in the binder? she didn't hear the question, judge? anti-semitism does not sound like islamophobia. it doesn't sound like it at all. i think jewish people or six times more likely to be victims of hate crimes. she has a real problem. the democrats have a real problem with radical palestinian activists and their party -- activists in their party. and a jewish issue. people for some reason think just because hamas and the palestinians are the underdogs that you have to root for the underdogs. you don't have to root for the underdogs. the underdogs can be vicious, nasty killers pick it doesn't mean you have to sign with them. she is in trouble. i think now everybody really realizes where she is coming from instinctually on a lot of issues. >> jeanine: definitely. wrap it up, greg. >> greg: it's interesting about that statistic and the statistics you hear about hate crimes, jews are victims of 51% of the hate crimes -- they never mention who the victimizers are. why is that? is not interesting? doesn't make you wonder why they don't mention who the suspect is in certain crimes until it falls out of the news cycle? i think she heard what she wanted to hear. she stopped listening in the middle of that sentence and heard it islamophobia instead of anti-semitism. as a product of identity politics, she completed groups with individuals, so that hatred for hamas becomes islamophobia, and then a one-off racist act becomes the guilt of an entire park population. that's how it works. she is a mouthpiece for the administration that sees us always as the problem. that speech, and i'm paraphrasing what joe biden said, but he said this kind of problem exists right here in america. he said it in not those words, but you get the meaning. you get the meaning. i just want to read something. i read a reuters piece today right before the show. you wonder how this political hysteria against jews has happened. it's happening because of how the media frames the story. reuters will say -- and going to quote them -- "hamas' assault on israel of 1400 dead." then, "these air strikes killed more than 5,000 palestinians." one, left versus killed. hamas left, israel killed. two, putting the numbers side-by-side as if you're only supposed to compare a single variable. no good, no evil, just a single variable. you've got to learn this stuff when you are reading the news. finally, they got their numbers from a gaza official from that second statement. no wonder you are seeing thousands and thousands of students being brainwashed, being part of a political hysteria. this is how this stuff is filtered and framed. >> and that explains why young people, their belief in the palestinians -- it's so different than other people. next, so much for standards: a blue state is dumbing down basic reading, writing, and math skills in the name of equity. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ there's big news for women going through menopause. veozah - a prescription treatment for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms - the medical name for hot flashes and night sweats. with hormone-free veozah, you can have fewer hot flashes, and more not flashes. veozah is proven to reduce the number and severity of hot flashes, day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one week. don't use veozah if you have cirrhosis, severe kidney problems, kidney failure, or take cyp1a2 inhibitors. increased liver blood test values may occur. your doctor will check them before and during treatment. most common side effects include stomach pain, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, back pain, and hot flashes. ♪ i got a good feeling ♪ ask your doctor about hormone-free veozah and enjoy more not flashes. let me be direct. you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second. amateurs. ohhh! sorry, everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game so you never have to compromise on gameday. was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. visit directv.com for up to a $400 reward card. 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"the great disappearance" by david jeremiah is available now everywhere fine books are sold. >> jesse: the left, dumbing down education in america in the name of equity. high school students in the blue state who -- will not have to prove basic mastery of reading, writing, and math, to graduate from high school. the states woke board of education decided -- unanimously to mix the standards. they dumbed down rules will not kick in for five years. it's a big slap in the face to dozens of them who are opposed. it comes at a terrible time for oregon kids, who are struggling to read. 72% of oregon fourth and eighth graders do not meets proficiency in reading further grade level. greg gutfeld, what's happening in oregon? >> greg: we warned you equity is not a quality. equality means you start at the same place which is easy compared to equity which means that you finish at the same place which is statistically impossible, because we are individuals. we can't end at the same place. if you want equity, that means that you have to push the end point all the way to the weakest performer, and that creates incompetence, and there go your actual standards. this is -- by the way, the college demonstrations of this equity delusion, they are connected. if you remove academic standards, all you have is indoctrination. if you replace hard work and achievement, ego, attention, and self-importance, you end up with these mindless, delusional protesters. they are indoctrinated, troubled souls because they are not learning anything. we replaced history with hysteria. it's time for parents to wake up and look at how will you vote, look at the campuses, the unions. you need to ask yourself: is there a party for parents? you are replacing geometry with gender, and that ain't going to help them in the workplace. >> jesse: journey and come it's also making the parents have the, give the -- >> jesse: jeanine, it's also about the parents making the kids read periods before creating inequality in the name of equity. they are basically saying "if you are a minority, you are not going to do as well, so when you come out of the womb, just put them on that track. they won't do as well." that's as racist as you can get. that's the state of oregon. this is my thought. if the teachers union had anything to do with this, it is an admission of their failure. if they were not part of this decision, you should fire them anyway because the kids are not learning anything. right now, schools are nothing more than day care centers. it's determined that these kids are this color, and therefore let's just push them out of the system. so what does that mean from kids who were coming in? are they going to get a good education or continue with this belief that "we don't have to do that much." why are teachers willing to h help? during the pandemic, there were a bunch of illegal kids who came in. it was in san francisco. i believe it was july. it was their vacation. they said, though they weren't going to teach the american kids, they were going to teach these illegal kids on their own time how to read so they could get to school easier. everything is backwards and upside down. no part of it incentivizes our kids. >> jesse: piers, do you have this problem overseas? >> piers: we do. you can chart it back to egg and spoon -- [laughter] >> jesse: never dropped an egg. >> piers: -- and we took it very seriously. it was a talent, skill, and you want to win. in england, they banned egg and spoon races. i chart everything from that. i blame my country for this. the moment they did that, what they said was it is getting too competitive and kids were hurting each other. then, they banned the mothers and fathers day race, because -- the kids we can competitive seeing mom or dad lose. as a society, used to celebrate winning and achievement and success coming first, and hating losing coming last. we are becoming the complete reverse. as a society that celebrates losing, you see people in instagram going "i am so proud of myself, i passed my driving test for the ninth attempt." why did it take nine attempts? you are a terrible driver. >> jesse: keep my wife out of this. [laughter] >> piers: until we stop celebrating weakness in losing, this is -- the kids are being told "don't worry about being dumb, that's fine," but what happens when they get to the real world, when they get out of the portal and have to compete for jobs over people, whatever it may be? they don't know how to be competitive in that environment, because -- don't have to have one. we have to bring back the mentality that winning is a good thing. used to be at school, being better them people around you was a good thing and nothing to be embarrassed about. >> greg: they found jobs at disney, anheuser-busch. >> piers: in the corporations are seeing their profits tanking. these decisions -- the result -- of being dumb. [laughter] >> dana: it's no longer the soft bigotry below expectations. it's declared bigotry below expectations. they just say it out loud. glenn youngkin, the governor of virginia. how did he would make his race? the number one applause line was when he went to every town hall and said "i will increase standards for math and reading in your schools," and he won overwhelmingly. when there is a republican president, everybody is concerned about how other countries are doing as far as literacy and math, but when there's a democratic president, was a "black and brown people, you weren't as good at this and we will take care of this for you." it robs them of their right to the pursuit of happiness. i think it's a civil rights issue. here's another thing: do not ever support free college until they fix k-12 education. if you fix k-12 education, you do not need free college. >> jesse: bring back egg and spoon. >> dana: has. >> jesse: eggs are so expensive. >> how competitive that would be -- >> jesse: let's go! let's do it tomorrow. egg end. >> jeanine: i've american and touched the winner gets to stay in their chair. 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"we had a pilot who got magic mushrooms, trying to crash the plane, but every thing is fine." in the back. magic mushrooms expert on the panel, what do you make of this story? >> greg: what a terrible use of an amazing drug. [laughter] seriously, i mean, you can take it before "the five," but not when you are operating large machinery. it doesn't make any sense. but, this does have a happy ending in that the plane landed safely. if it didn't, we would never have known his answer. it would've been a complete mystery and no one would've guessed that a mush brain was on mushrooms. he gives a bad name to a drug that's being used -- coke >> piers: how long does it stain your system? >> greg: that depends. there are three ways you can do it. [laughter] there is micro-dosing, which may sue kind of happy, a normal dose under careful supervision in a careful setting, a 3-4 hour run and it be safe. or, you can take too much and act like an idiot. that's what he did. >> piers: on this final spot, giving you that authority, could you actually look like you have been perfectly normal? which he clearly was up until the moment that he did this, then go nuts? >> greg: if you're microdosing. if you are there, you can snap out of it if you want to turn over a record. you can still do certain things. >> piers: judge, are we buying this? before the whole thing sounds -- to me. why is a pilot who is getting a free ride back home or whatever he's doing in the cockpit? why is he in a jump seat? who gave him permission? they locked the door for a reason. did anybody know this guy personally? that he worked for the airlines? i don't know, i don't like anything about it. first of all, i would arrest him. so you know, just because he was under mushrooms doesn't mean he has any defense to the attempted murder of 83 people. >> piers: dana, for more than cats, you have an impeccable record. a family guide to process from a perfectly normal, nothing on his record to suggest anything untoward. >> dana: for his neighbors saying he was a great guy -- if he had murdered 83 people, wonder if they would be saying that. if you are fearful of flying, one of the things my husband always has, as a pilot, is "the people who are at the sharp end of the plane want to get home just as much as you do." apparently not at this case. i hate the excuse he has. "i have a mental health problem." if you have a mental health problem and you are a pilot, you can get help. there's resources. you have benefits. you can see if you can get some help for that. instead, he experienced with magic, goes into a cockpit to try to get home, and that is like "sorry, close quotes and tells the flight attendants "you'd better subdue me," which tells me he has some sort of ability to snap out of it to be like "i need help here," and they put him in plastic. >> piers: some parts of america have legalized magic mushrooms, organ is one of them. is a time to look at that again? >> jesse: if people had listen to me and not decriminalize psychedelic drugs, this would've happened. [laughter] they listens to greg. oakland and san francisco essentially decriminalized it. he lives a half-hour outside of san francisco in oakland. what did he do? you can't remove the taboo from psychedelic drugs, okay? this is not cannabis. this is an even cocaine. i would rather have him on cocaine in the jump seat. this guy was a straightlaced dude, probably during his whole life. he had kids. he had a normal job, he had a buzz cut. he takes mushrooms and he thought the whole plane was going down. he starts grabbing stuff. you know what he said? "i'm not okay," and he threw his headphones at the copilot. when they brought him back he said to the stewardess "put some cuffs on me, it's going to be bad." so, come on. i could h have a psychic break f you take the stuff. if not, down with it befo before -- -- >> piers: coming up, trump versus michael cohen, the former president back in court facing obligations against his former lawyer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i feel clearer in my thoughts, my memory has improved and generally just more on point. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: a love that song. also, donald trump back in a new york court today facing off against a familiar face: his former lawyer. michael cohen taking the stand as the key witness against trump and the ongoing civil fraud case that threatens to break up the former presidents business empire. doesn't look like any levels lost between the two. >> this is not about donald trump versus michael cohen, but michael cohen versus donald trump. this is about accountability, plain and simple. >> served a lot of time, but he is -- trying to get a better deal for himself. not going to work. >> michael -- >> a reunion. >> dana: like a reunion. judge, apparently cohen said that president trump would arbitrarily set net worth numbers. is that a crime? >> jeanine: it's part of the fraud allegation, committed fraud by increasing the amount, the value of their property. this is -- michael cohen right now is completing his contract with the feds, okay? his contract with the feds was he got x amount of time for being a convicted serial liar and nobody can deny that -- so he has to cooperate in accordance with that deal. he is going to go in there and say whatever he has to. whatever the plea deal was that he got, that they can charge him again. >> piers: disgusting, terrible liar. must be awful for donald to desk against a terrible liar. i think trump might be losing it. i hate to say this, but in the last three weeks he has called biden obama. yesterday he said hungary's prime minister -- was the leader of turkey. now he said today that cohen is looking for a better plea deal. he has done time. he is dusted. >> p>> jeanine: but there is trh to that. is completing his contract with the feds. >> piers: i know, but look -- >> jesse: obama and biden confused all the time. piers, i am convinced that the sketch artist has the hots for trump. every time you see him, he looks like the statue. look at cohen! it he looks like you get beaten with a hammer. >> dana: i thought his chin looks decent, but i see what you mean. the trump one is pretty good. don't draw me in a bad way. >> greg: can you put up cohen again? i'm trying to figure out who he looks like and that sketch. he either looks like ash from "evil dead 2" after he gets possessed by a demon, or boris karloff's "frankenstein." [laughter] >> jesse: look at that one! he looks like cousin ed. >> dana: no love lost indeed. >> hard-hitting analysis. 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