hello, everyone. i m touching imperial along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, sandra smith, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. the so-called great savior of democracy is back, fresh off his caribbean vacation where he got sunburned into oblivion. president biden was out in valley forge to kick off his first major campaign speech of the year, but it looks like the big guy is all out of big ideas. instead of talking about his policies or how he ll make your lives better, biden bashed maga supporters engineer six, mentioning george washington while he fashioned himself against dictatorship. speak of his campaign is about him, not america, not you. donald trump s campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he s willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power, and his supporters not only embrace political violence, but they laugh about it. so hear me clearly. i will say what donald trump won t. political violence is neve
jessica tarlov, jesse watters, d greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. the so-called great savior of democracy is back. rushed off his caribbean vacation where he got sunburned into oblivion. president biden was at valley forge to kick off his first major campaign speech of the year, but it looks like the big guy is out of big ideas. instead of talking policies or how he will make your lives better, biden bashed maga supporters and january 6th. the president repeatedly mentioned george washington, while fanning himself as a defender against dictatorship. donald trump s campaign is about him, not america, not you. donald trump s campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he is willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. maga supporters not only embrace political they abide by it. hear me clearly, i will stay with donald trump won t: political violence is never, ever acceptable in the united states, never, never, never.
greg gutfeld, do you have any plans in your house?ave greg: yeah, actually i have a loo t of plans. i don t water them s f. that s for the wife, as you know. she waters them barefoot, that e the only way i have it. i think you witnessing kind of the last final gasp of the climate change movement. you re seeing a lot of historical activity. people are beginning to realize, the public, that if it wasn t for the hysterics, we might have made progress in some real som areas. for example, nuclear power. and said you had activists out for attention, personal gain,r t and consultants out for profit that turned this into a circus. reality is now punching right through the hysteria. the risk from climate-related disasters has dropped 99% since 1920, and what is that? it not because of activism, it s because of innovation and human progress which has made us more resilient. they talk about fertilizer, if you want tabouo go there, for ar billion people rely on fossil fertilizer. if you re going
buy plans locally. osedwhere do you think they gott started with the plant? you don t think they used peat or any kind of fertilizer for f fethose plants that you bough that are so gorgeous? of course they did. and then the y want me to get rid ofhey my gas stove, which i llt rid of over my dead body, and what they want is they want us my gas stove, how much do you think that affects theenvi environment? you got john kerry andy an pete buttigieg lying around in private jets, aned ad they re worried about my gas stove? jesse: leaf blowers, too, judge. judge jeanine: so i should have a house with no plans in iw unless i want you borrow it from romy neighbor, and then i should not have a gas stove. i shouldn t be able to cook. they have nos solution for any e this because it s not a problem. unless their solution is the cow flatulence. humans emit carbon, too, so get. rid of the humans. if you re over 80,re maybe we.
greg gutfeld, do you have plants in your house? greg: i have a lot of plans. i don t want to them, that s for the wife, as you know. [laughter] oh, my god. greg: barefoot, the only way i have it. a lot of people realize, the public, that if it wasn t for the hysterics, we might have made progress in some real areas, like nuclear power. instead, you had activists out for attention, personal gain, consultants out for profit that turned this into a circus. reality is punching right through the hysteria, the risk for climate-related disasters has dropped 99% since 1920. why is that? it s not because of activism. it is because of innovation in human progress, which has made us more resilient. they talk about fertilizer. if you want to go there, 4 billion people rely on fossil fertilizer. if you are going to take that away, they starve to death. they are not lucky enough to get