black history month to deflect from the criticism. the dishonesty doesn't end there. jamaal bowman the new york city mayor eric adams both caught maskless after telling everybody to follow the rules and doubling down on mass mandates for schools. new jersey governor phil murphy offering his party a breath of fresh air announcing his table finally end the school mask and eight in a return to normalcy. in other states like delaware and connecticut, following suit. the white house's remaining defiance. >> our advice to every school district is to abide by public health guidelines. it continues to be at this point that the cdc is advising that masks can delay, reduce transmission. there are number of other mitigation measures that we have put in place with that. it continues to be cdc guidance. we understand and we have seen that the public is tired of covid. we understand that. so are we. our responsibility is the federal government is to rely on data and science being analyzed by a public experts and we will continue to rely on that for recommendations. >> jesse: liberal comic bill maher blasting his party on this issue. >> doesn't it make more sense to focus on helping the vulnerable stay safe and let the rest of us go back to living normal lives? there's always going to be another variant. it's time to do what a growing list of countries have done and announce we are going back to something more like normal beginning with recognizing that what we are doing to kids is unnecessary and horrible. >> jesse: greg, when i saw the stacey abrams picture, i thought to myself, i can't wait until monday around 5:00. >> greg: forgive me but i think i'm going to pounce. i think we are going to pounce. i am like a snake. pouncing implies a surprise attack. when something like this happens, the media always says, here they come. fox news is going to pounce. republicans are going to pounce. they cover that angle instead of addressing the meaning of the story which is an abuse of power. crystallized in this photo. she's not following the rules that she enforces on others. what the media would rather do because it's so obvious is to think let's get those republicans, those right-wingers. but she actually used black history month. she basically said, i think she said something like its shameful our opponents are using black history month reading event as impetus for false political attacks. no one mentioned that except for her. so she won't wear a mask she is happy using race as a shield. thank you very much. it's key -- these are small little gotcha moments. they seem small but they're not. they are not we let this slide, it gets worse because the public has to remind the leaders that we are watching you. you are not immune. if you're going to do this to us, we are going to do this to you. >> jesse: it's not a small ball. an image that goes out throughout the whole country, that image is so powerful, her sitting there with the kids behind her messed up. that will change people's opinions on masks in schools like you will not believe. >> dana: there wasn't even an image of mitt romney's dog on top of the car except in your own mind. no one could that get -- no one could get that out of their mind. this is my favorite story of the weekend by far. the person who is supposed to have a credible political instincts. instead of saying sorry, they double down, tripled down and then make it so much worse for themselves. it could have been a minor inconvenience and now it's a story that everyone will run with and it happens to be on the same data all these other democratic governors are saying you know what, i think we are done here. who should be mad? is it the right? no, we're kind of laughing saying okay, fine. the progressive left should be mad because it's making that argument harder to make. parents followed the science. the cdc is behind where everybody else is and we know that because we've seen. the unions saying nobody -- we want these masks and then the white house make sure it could happen. this is not the first time she has made mistakes like this. major league baseball pulling out of georgia and then she writes a speech. then "usa today," and there was a backlash and she ghost edited it and there was another controversy because the editors let her do it. this is a person who claims she is still the governor of georgia. think about the kind of pressed someone else gets for claiming they won in election they didn't win. they liked this woman off all the time. i for one and very much looking forward to the fact that the -- they will be united on this issue. >> judge jeanine: she says she is still the governor, she should have been the governor. that she won the election that i say she should have been the governor. do you know why? that's exactly how i governor would be acting, sitting there with the kids masks and you're not masked. this photo is what infuriates americans. it isn't even about the masks. it's about the belief. not just masks for the egg not for me but a reminder of everything we went through for two years from businesses that close to and the economy was shutdown, funerals we couldn't go to, six people -- the people being sent to senior homes. this is a reminder that these people see us as nothing more than peons, that they are the exalted. they can, they believe, go around without a mask. she talks about black history month. i hate it. it's basically saying that you can't criticize me. it's black history month. we can criticize anyone in this country. this is still america. as hard as they try to change it. >> jesse: harold ford jr.. >> harold: look, i agree with dana's point. if i were working for stacey abrams, i would've said hey, she's vaccinated. she's boosted. she had a quick picture and she took the mask down. i'm not to racialized -- i'm not want to rationalize it -- to your point, murphy, saying that we are to relax the mansplain. more than 3 out of 5 americans are fully vaccinated. 2 out of 5 americans are boosted who are eligible. if we were having this conversation a year ago and she went without a mask, it would be a far bigger story in my mind. say that it was a mistake. we've made a lot of progress, i hope we can reduce the mask mandates, relax some of these requirements -- requirements. to use black history month. it's not my cup of tea and how i would've handled it. >> jesse: she ended the pandemic, right? it's official. >> dana: she should have gone with the inside nobody needs to wear a mask and she would've been the leader. >> jesse: she should've said gutfeld said it was okay first. >> greg: she is a governor. that's a leadership move. >> jesse: coming up, liberals pulling out all the stops to try and cancel joe rogan. how bout sushi? i just had sushi for lunch yesterday. indian? ehh, maybe... how bout seafood? you know i don't like seafood. 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>> dana: what do you think, harold? >> harold: i've never been on a podcast or have used the n-word. nor have i've been on one with anybody using it. having said that, we are all human. we are made of flesh which means we make mistakes. i listened to him just now and i listened him before. i accept the fact that he believes it was wrong. he also believes it might have been a set up, and he thought it looked, he used the word, to say a powerful adjective, to say horrible. i'm also want to believe that cancel culture as i have said before has gone way too far. i encourage open, robust, argumentative as long as there is civil debates and conversations. as long as there is not involved or in one's words, and you have to be willing if you're going to have that happen, people may make mistakes and how they convey themselves. as long as you learn from it. you are sincere and you have your apology and we had the situation last week with whoopi goldberg, i think she really learned that the jewish people are a race. we can say she should have known. i think joe rogan, i don't think he'll use the n-word again on his podcast. i think it's important for him to understand why not. you don't excuse those kinds of things. i thought he used teachable moments, the right way to describe it. adults, real people, civilized people have to be willing to forgive people and let's move on. >> dana: jesse, how do you think spotify has handled it? >> jesse: fine so far. permission to make an analogy. >> greg: not now. >> jesse: rogan is like a cat, curious cat and he's poking his nose around and sniffing around and asking questions. curiosity is very threatening to powerful people, because he's asking questions like, is there an alternative to pfizer's very profitable vaccine? is fauci's connection to the chinese suspicious? this question the democratic hierarchy, big pharma, especially journalists are upset. journalists are the ones that are supposed to be curious. they are the ones that are supposed to be asking these questions. he is asking the questions they are paid asked with a don't ask them because they like playing the inside game. they like the access. they like the safe job. they don't want to rattle the corporate brass and they want to keep their jobs. they are jealous of him and they are trying to lean on spotify now to cancel him. they are trying to make it so curiosity killed the cat. but the cat has more than nine lives. >> dana: jesse, that was very poetic. >> jesse: thank you very much. >> judge jeanine: i was very proud of the spotify ceo when he said "i don't believe in silencing and i don't believe that silencing joe rogan is the answer to this." it was the first time in a long time that i finally said, that i thought that finally maybe somebody is going to understand that we've got to stop canceling each other out because we don't like what they say. make no mistake. cnn is going to be the first one it's going to jump in and count on trying to destroy anybody, because they have got so few marbles left in the game. i think if you start going down this road, we have to understand a couple things. number one, we have all evolved in terms of our language. if there was a time that that language was used very freely. >> harold: but wrongly. >> judge jeanine: let me finish. it was used freely and it was used wrongly, to use your word. it's not a word that anybody should ever repeat. it's a horrible word. it was used more often in the past when people were ignorant. you can say that whoopi goldberg was ignorant of the jewish race and what it's about. ignorance pervades a lot. how far back to me take this? do we go into the lives of all the comedians and the fingers and what they said in the wrappers? do we go after every artist? how far should we go back and what words of the words that are enough to cancel? what if it's taken out of context is supposed to be in context? we've got to stop this canceling and remover the fact that this is a nation that was founded on the first amendment. if we make a decision because we don't like what someone sent us, and i hate that word. i abhor it. don't misunderstand what i'm saying. i want to be clear on that. what i'm saying is we as adults and americans have the right to finally stand up and say i don't want to socialize with you. i want nothing to do with you. i won't listen to you. i won't watch you because you discussed me. but it's time to stop canceling each other out. we are americans and we have freedom of speech. end of that story. >> harold: amen, i agree. >> dana: amen indeed. the white house warning russia. what president biden just said. we'll have it. 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[laughs] russia has already invaded them once with crimea i know they are threatening to invade again and they have no nuclear deterrence they are not even in nato. that has to be one of the dumbest deals that we ever cut. testing the west, seeing how much of ukraine they can snatch up and what germany is going to do because they are the biggest energy client. we'll wait and see. if he does go income it's going to be a bloody insurgency that i don't think the russians can afford. >> judge jeanine: what's interesting is we are the third-biggest purchaser of oil from russia. are we interested in nord strea? >> dana: the most fascinating part of all of this in a real education for people to look at what happens. talk about naive. germany thinking that you can feel an entire economy such as verizon wind. fuel an entire economy such as theirs with the wind. 52% of their energy comes from russia and they didn't think that was going to be a problem? i thought today when they were saying yes, we're going to have wind and we are going to be fossil fuel free. pipe dreams. in the meantime you have people who are really worried about what could happen. this is a real wake-up call for america as well to think about our own energy independence and the policies that we are putting in place. it takes a long time for these companies to invest in order to go after more energy. and when you had to change in the administration, it's one of the first things, america wants to be like germany when it comes to energy. for me, no thank you. i do not want that all. the press conference today was better than the one before. maybe that will help. there obviously much more organized and forthcoming with information than they were with afghanistan. >> greg: that's a low bar. and i know loeb bars. >> judge jeanine: but in terms of germany and in terms of their not reeling it be a part of nato or so it seems they are not a part of nato. the truth is jen psaki when asked the question started talking about the fact that we want to be a good leader in green energy and we really can't be you worried about oil and fossil fuels right now. except that's how we are living. >> greg: that's how we live. we were close to being energy independent in the whole point of being less involved in the middle east, that's how we got to that stage. when jesse brought up an interesting point. if we do nothing in russia, and russia invades, no one is ever going to give up their nukes again. north korea. not giving them up. i don't know much about what's going on. my mother-in-law's in kiev right now so i'm worried. but has anybody -- >> jesse: did you send her to kia? >> greg: [laughs] at least she is not watching and didn't hear that joke. has anyone asked putin publicly what he wants? and i missed it? what does he want? >> harold: he wants ukraine not to be in nato. >> greg: fine. done. we are good. what do i care? >> dana: asking for something more. >> judge jeanine: crimea and no one said anything. >> harold: when does it stop? does china look at this? george w. bush, like bill clinton. >> judge jeanine: bill signed it. >> harold: what do you take next? he wants to reconstitute. his greatest desire, pollutant, is to reconstitute the ussr. do we want the beginning? i don't. >> greg: is it something like us deciding, like us putting troops on cuba? >> harold: cuba was never part of our country. ukraine was a part of russia. >> greg: to russia then. seasick so you are saying we should invade canada? >> judge jeanine: much more to come. big tech would be in big legal trouble after trying to shut down the freedom truckers. your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permanent. high cholesterol and weight gain, and high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, may occur. side effects may not appear for several weeks. common side effects include sleepiness and stomach issues. movement dysfunction and restlessness are also common. you are greater than your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. yeah, feel the savings. priceline. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? 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>> greg: you can't do that. it's fraud. it is theft. they may not be keeping the money but gofundme is making money off it. it's not a nonprofit. they are lying to you about where the money is going, that is fraud. here is my problem. i am pro-convoy but i am being hypocrites because i am cheering -- let me put it this way. if i am in new york city and the traffic is snarled and i can't get to work and there is some canadian on television, for like i have to be respectful to the locals in canada while i am cheering this on. i want to the truckers to get what they want. i think it's great with your doing but i also have to be like, if they are causing problems with the traffic, i can't be for that. i don't like that kind of thing. also it's very important that we have to be consistent. if there is violence and i don't think there has been, we have to be the first people to call it out because we always are. we were there with antifa an blm these things happening. >> harold: if it comes to a courtroom, would you you do? >> judge jeanine: it is for fra. when people give money to a platform to be delivered to the freedom convoy, they have no right to take that money and redirected to one of their liberal causes. that clearly is theft. it's larceny. it's fraud. this may be a conspiracy. they may be wanted to do it from the get-go, saying let's set up a gofundme ahead of time. we'll send the money here and there. i didn't see anyone doing this and any other platform or for any other group or organization. it was questionable, last week we talked about black lives matter curing the title of the fact that no one was in charge of $60 million and nobody dared touch that money. but now we have money from the freedom convoy, hardworking people are giving to them. how dare you. i will tell you. there's no prosecution that will be too tough for these people because they don't deserve that money. they don't deserve access to businesses of this sort. they should be shut down. this is what's been going on. everything goes to the left. if we don't like you, if we are on the left, you say something we don't like him we're going to censor you. we're going to throw you off television. we hate you. if you give money to something the left is funding and someone calls up and says it's violent. okay, it's violent. let's take their money and give it to someone else. it's fraud. you can't do it. >> dana: i think it's a pretext of what some people are very concerned about. financial companies deciding they no longer want to do business with conservatives and picking and choosing who their customers will be. we have seen this in investment when it comes to the support of israel or support of fossil fuel companies. you start to see something like, i'm not -- i don't want to say one of the companies but you can imagine this banker this type of service decides because you are a registered republican you're no longer welcome here. all of those platforms are supposed to be neutral. greg was saying about the protests. one of the things that the climate people always do is they block traffic and they make everybody so man. there's a law of diminishing return. the groundswell of support was so overwhelming that it's not like it was super organized that they wanted to shut down auto unmake not people allowed to get to work pretty just got so big. there's one forming in the united states and france and germany and probably elsewhere where these mandates remain. >> jesse: go plunder me. i can't stand these people. dana mentioned that they are coming for march 1st, the state of the union address. that's going to be something i'm going to be watching and enjoying as long as i don't have a hard time getting to fox. the company steals your money and says tough luck, that's not a company. that's the mafia. that's with the mafia does and we can't let them do that to us. can't be picking fights with truckers. what's more important, gofundme or go feed me? unless you own your own farm or you feed yourself, i'm not touching the truckers. >> harold: you have been on fire today. 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[laughter] >> harold: but we had a very good conversation. >> greg: often the best looking person at the bars the bartender. >> judge jeanine: i haven't noticed that but i'm glad that you have. the reason we don't go out as much as we used to is what you were talking about, dana. covid. everybody got so used staying home in their pajamas. [laughter] people walking around in their pajamas in new york. i'm so fed up with it. >> greg: he said it was like a surprise. you know what's causing this? covid. we have got one more. i am laughing with you, judge. >> judge jeanine: you're laughing at me because he made a joke. >> greg: you're going to love this. jordan's fees, is that his name? he is a golfer. he freaks people out with his crazy shot at the pebble beach program. he was a couple inches from a rocky cliff. i've been there. >> glad i finished the rounded didn't fall off that cliff. >> i was watching him, not the ball. >> greg: as a golfer, i'm a little dismayed that he didn't sink it. >> dana: i thought -- i thought we were doing the story. >> judge jeanine: it's a phenomenal shot. >> harold: they shouldn't have allowed him to take the shot. with the balance off, he would've fallen. >> jesse: took a seven iron. that's like a 9 for me. hit it over the green. you know who was there? bret baier. he took the whole week off. that's where he was. >> harold: he played. >> judge jeanine: no kidding. >> greg: the last golfer. he shouldn't have hit the ball there in the first place. i wouldn't put the ball there. >> judge jeanine: so good at this game, he should be a pro teaching us. >> greg: i could teach you a few things. >> judge jeanine: i bet you can. except i'm taller than you. >> greg: really. all right, "one more thing" is up next. subway's eat fresh refresh has so many new footlongs, here's how they line up. we got the new chicken & bacon ranch, new baja steak & jack, and the new baja chicken & bacon, (vo) jamaica. .. 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