goes on and on. >> hello, everyone, i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you so much for joining us, it's 5:00 p.m. in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's in historic day in thetu nations capital is tens of thousands are showing solidarity at the march for israel andit washington dc. it is ia breath of fresh air after a month of anti-somatic threats an d pro-hamas lunacy in the wake of the terror attacks. lawmakers, celebrities, and ordinary americans banding together, calling for the releasns e of hostages and denouncing the growing wave of anti-semitism. >> we stand with israel. [cheers] [cheers] >> the calls for cease-fire are outrageous. hamas wants to li wipe off the e of the earth the country of israel and let me be clear that we will never let that happen.sw >> but that massive show support is at odds with the joe biden state department. an internal memo signed by 100 state department employees accuses president joe biden ofin spreading misinformation about israel's conflict with hamas and it also alleges that the state is involved in war crimes.it it sounds like something the far left would say, speaking of which the radical lawmakers were cease-fire. >> a cease-fire means there's n military solution, only a diplomatic and cultural solution. >> they label us anti-israel, anti-semitic and terrorists.an >> they lie about us, they smear us, but we know the truth. >> me calling for a cease-fire with my colleagues, i am uplifting what it means to be. >> you know, jesse, there are t two starkly different americantt messages that have been given over the last two weeks, withel this it is basically release, e hostages and stop the and then with the group of hamas it is basically get rid of the anti-semitism, it is a totallyra different message. how is america reactin ig to th? >> i believe the american people are behind the people. you take religion out of it, ann when they say there's a diplomatic solution, so what is it, as the congress amongol that, anybody can say that if you go tt hit with pearl harborl is there a diplomatic solution to that or to the civil war or 9/11? i don't think that there is. and then omar says i oppose violence. i mean, so do i, i'm not a quaker, if he has a son it should've been a teacher son, well, he will have a tough lifeo in the school yard. there are principles ooltherf jt war, seven principles, and here they are, it has to be waged as a last resort and legitimate authority, as well as self-defense against armed attack, it has to be to redresss injury, only if it's fought with a reasonable chance of success, to reestablish peace, thest violence must be b proportionalo the injuries suffered, and weapons must discriminate between combatants and noncombatants. every single one of those seven, israel is following. and we had a guest on the other day who had said her parentsst were in the holocaust and there's deep concern among people here and among the world that if they don't d do somethig now, there could possibly be another holocaust. they talk about how they have friends in germany that they were friends with until oneiend moment and then all of a suddeno they were not friends with themm anymore. they saw videos of horriblepe peopleop to people saying that will not happen, but you will are seeing the same thing't happening today. and there is deep concern as you are approaching another holocaust. that i s another reason why thio war is just. >> one of the things that van past three weeks. he said that many people have social media algorithms are notl telling them the truth, we have talked about that repeatedly, but to hear it today it kind of has gone to the point where i recognize if there is a different viewpoint based upontd the algorithm. >> you know, i don't know if iwt matters, do those supportersd th know that they just identified the remains of a peace activist that was burned to death? murdered on october 7? i mean, that wou would be any of those peace activists who would be dead if they were there and they probably don't know that. there was no one stomping on any flags, nobody screaming at anybody, the difference iss clear. you have adults peacefully focused upon reality versus a driven by an ideology based upon power. the palestinian cause, pro-palestinian cause has replaced blm because it's all about power. the people that are marching for the state have a life, the people that are marching for their mental state, they actually need a life. the causes of relevant, they just like to go out and hear their own voices, once again, you have to keep it simple. the war began october 7, history is history, hamas is the bad guy, israel will and has to respond. if they don't respond it is immoral and enables them to continue and repeat the atrocity and attacks on israel are based upon ideology and not reality, mental state versus state and the further way that hamas sympathizers get from october 7e either through time or rhetoric. the more likely it will happen again because that is what they ng fare hoping for, and they gok to that free punch theory that they are upset because the state is supposed to take a free punch. because the oppressed always gets this. but the so-called oppressed are the oppressors. >> the president is on his way, he could have delayed this visit by going to this march where a lot of the leaders were. should he have gone? >> they were invited, they i would have advised to go. stop by, be a part of theju moment, be in solidarity with johnson and jeffries as well as schumer and others and the senator from iowa, take that opportunity. we are going to talk about joe biden not having the ability to run the way the president usually runs, this would've shown agility and flexibility i solidarity. onom a day when the state department and the pentagon said that hamas is hiding underneath the hospital. so it would've been an amazing show o havf force. i have learned about this march on sunday, i have never wanted to actually go to a rally before. i have such fear of missing out that i was not there to be a part of it. it was quite moving, nobody wore masks either and people who tear down the posters, who boycott businesses, who go into some places like mcdonald's and say everybody needs to leave because this business has a business inu israel, you have tsio rememberth that that is aat distinctth minority, they are loud and vicious ineyicio some cases, bue majority of people support what would happen today, and i reallu wish that i would've been there. >> today isis released a video calling for attacks upon people. if they think that they areje committing genocide, what with the response be. >> i would hope that they would agree with everything you said around the table. the seven principles of war, i think that they are being followed by our ally, and that would argue one of the mostim important around the globe. but at the start opof this war, this effort of a response, a self defense effort group, someone argued about the proportionality and whether or not noncombatants ar being followed. but this thingfoll started outsa saying we must dismantle hamas and then also we gain release oe hostages and now what i thinkfi the administration ighs fighting for an lobbying for is a third piece, which is to figure out a way for the israelis and palestinians to coexist after this war and self-defense on the part of the israelis, whatever itr ma may be in terms of how my people have been killed, i do not know. but i know that nobody likes to people killed, israelis, palestinians were otherwise. and the real politics of life, self-defense is messy. october 7 was tragic. people have every right towayo respond. and yot u know, in these roomsha where this advice has been given, it's hard to imagine. we have diplomacy, we have the there thing is about what happens afterwards. the only way that you have sustainable peace is if both the israelis and the palestinians can live in safetyies and secu, living and working with predictability. so i give them credit for thateh th ce question is can you find moderate palestinians that want to do this, can you hold support. to want to do this, otherwise it's hard for me to imagine because my kidy s are nine yeari old and eight years old, our kids forfor the next 50 years l be watching israel trying to manage gaza and the west bank. if that is a solution we areng t looking for, i'm all for that.vt you have to have the palestinians and the arab support in that region for a a long-term sustainable peace to be achieved. >> coming up, joe biden and s salty language about aaln obama advisor who says he's too old to win. rgy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. 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[laughter] >> that is called 9:00 o'clock a.m. on a normal day. and david axelrod set out loud what all the democrats are saying behind closed doors. i think that they are alarmed that they thought it was necessary and at least get the discussion going in the open. and james carville said something similar and he didn't get that comment. the worry for americans is national security concerns, the border, and inflation. presiden t joe biden, i'm not saying he hasn't been good onro israel, but from a tactical standpoint, he is not nimble o do that and this is one of the most existential threats of the world on a day when everyone is gathering to talk about good versus evil and he gave that speech any ofd he w to california to meet with the chinese president. thokay fine. what they were saying is that if you are comparing 2012 obama in his reelection to joe biden tru against trump, he's like, you need to wake up.ed but the administration said is that the border is closed, there's more jobs to be completed, but there saying no and yeah, i can't have six jobs in order to keep up with this. >> you know, while this is happening, trump just keeps growing in popularity, the electoral college thing, and i have this theory that it is helping him because it keeps him busy. so he is less likely to use his words and people remember his deeds from the presidency, so the further you get away, them better he looks. >> he looks great in the b rearviewhe mirror. >> you look great in any mirror. >> thank you. >> and now axelrod sees the going to donald trump, this coalition that has beenis brainwashed to believe that donald trump is evil, know donald trump is capturing at, sa he sees that as the biggest threat and then he seeand s joe biden running against father time and he sees a campaign that doesn't exist. he doesn't have any staff, he's doing advertising that hasn't at joe biden and he is the guyie that endorsed hillary, axelrod,s and i beat the guy that hillary lost t you and i did pretty wel, so what are you talking abouti political strategist. i know exactly what i'm doing. but my sources in delaware tell me that he's not really going to resign or hang it up. he is running, he is not being moved from that position. and you know how good my h soldiers are 3 you know, i was shocked in the green room you a agreed with me the joegr biden's presidency is a half times between trump number one and from number two, we needed better rest for a second termo and now weth are back. i was shocked that you. said that, verbatim, i have it on tape.it good o memories. statuesque in terms of>> how you dream this stuff out. and you are right, you know, i give david axelrod some credit on two fronts. first, he's right when he says o get going. in the middle of that when hen first said that, i would have called david axelrod and said hey, you are right, maybe i am wrong, tell us how we can get going in a way to make you happt and you can make voters happy. and i also like the fact that he has a sense of humor and he'sll been calleedd worse things. and the rainbow coalition will appreciate this for sure. >> if you don't get down to the border, you don't get the best crime-fighting opportunities, all of these for ways in which to get the country, make people. feel more secure and safe, today was a good day on economic and inflation numbers, the market responded positively and he said the financial markets are good indicators of how they economy is doing. who knows where we will be six months from now, but even if people are feeling better economically, if you believe the border is unprotected, and we find ourselves with more of a national security problem then before, it is going to be hard. those are the things that i h would be looking at when it k comes to getting going. >> joel always seems to be t know where. [laughter] >> well, i agree, david axelrod is right. president talked about, and i k it was peter ducey said in five out of six states you are behind and he said no, those pools are wrong, we fact checked with real politics, and he's either losing or tied in eightn outit of 10 polls.n but i think that joe biden needs to stop fighting with people. hehe h has this hot temper and a penchant for profanity, start fighting for the job. not convinced, and i honestly don't think he's that different from hillary. i think thshe e joe biden, he'se okay, we won the midterm, we did pretty good the other tuesday is clueless on how to campaign. so we when we get into this war, supporting the war that israel is engaging in wit with hamas, % of americans think that joe biden has made them worse off instead of better off and 70% think worse off. and he's talking about bidenomics. and then you have the fact that he's talking about climate change, which is an existential threat, and you know, the guy ii not connecting with ordinary tha people. i think there's one thing he needt s to understand, that is that he is not entitled to run again. when you have people like this, and obviously there is a schism with obamae is here. he has to understand that he is replaceable, that they did so much with the intel officers an the laptop in social media and the election, they have given him so many freebies that atee some point he's got to say hey,i yoinu know, be they are not goig to continue to keep me up ande support me like i have been. so i think they have to face the fact that he's not doing it the righe t way, he may not get what he wants altogether. >> coming up next, a teen mob beats a highschooler to death trying to help a friend. we have more on the story next why choose a sleep number smart bed? because no two people sleep the same. only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number settings. it's so smart, it actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side for your ideal sleep temperature, and effortlessly responds to both of you. for your best sleep, night after night. and now, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed, plus special financing. shop for a limited time and sleep next level. only at sleep number. it's electric... hmmm. ...it's gas. hmmm. quite the paradox. it really is both. hmmm. the first-ever lexus rx plug-in hybrid. ♪ ♪ every mile, every memory, every song another scene ♪ every song another scene ♪ >> a horrific story that is not getting enough attention from thghe media. the story is very upsetting. justen a warning. a boiey beaten to death by a mot outside of his high school in las vegas. according to a witness, the 17-year-old had been defending h his smaller friend who had been robbed and thrown in the trash men. t then the crowd turned upon himhe and 15 teenagers took turnsin punching and kicking him unconscious. he died after bein heg on life support. the bo boys father is calling fr more than just us werer his so, there's a lot more to it than just these kids going to prison. to me, what is the community going to dy o about this, when e people going to wake up and start having some compassion sor one another and have empathy? >> no arrests yet, this happen. happenedon november 1, he died n november 7. >> i called and i e-mailed the las vegas municipal police the department asked them status and asked to speak with the detective, theany would not put onany person on the phone. the las vegas police department also investigating this incident. the father has claimed that the with him, and that is unreal because this is a reasonable father, given his approach and oachshame on them for not at lee sharing some information. what you have is gang violencee here.g they have 15, possibly a hate crime given the indication of who the assaulters were, but i think that this case is another example of a bigger problem that we have. without going into theil legalities of it, there was no news coverage of this on cnn orr on msnbc oagn cable. this young kid, jonathan lewis who was killed, he wanted to go into the navy, he was an artist, he was a good kid, defending his friend, the mob stole something from his friend who was smaller, he couldn't defend himself, they threw his friend in the garbage can anand jonathan was bigger tn a lot of these kids, and entired gain kicked his,m to death aftec coming after him. but the point i wantke to make h with thiims is that first of ala the school district of the clark county school district that has been warning about physical bullying for months as well aspi the police and the last few months, confiscating 20 guns and 52 knives from the school district. so my point is you know, they are going to be chargeesd with. murder, i don't know what the ages, 16 or 17, and they will bn convicted, there is no question, none of that. t but today, nobody wants to be a good samaritan. 'rd samaritan like jonathan lewis, the good kid, you get thrown to the ground and kicked to death by animals. t they are animals. and the otheher thing is you end up getting charged with homicide. but if the police are not going to pick up the issue and taked care of young people and the school is apparently ignoring it, people are going to have to defend themselves and each other, and i don't know if it's worth it anymore it to be a good samaritan. >> yes, people trying to do