Im judge Jeanine Pirro amount of Jessica Tarlov, jesse watters, shannon bream, and yes, greg gutfeld. Its 5 00 in new york city, and this is the five. It was moststream tv. The president Yelling At Americans for over an hour during one of the most hyperpartisan State Of The Unions. President bidens lack of leadership was on full display in a speech designed to please his base of Msnbc Flunkies and not the American People. Joe unleashing a firehose of lies about the economy, inflation, and taxes, and still we dont know what his vision for a second term is. But we do know who we passionately hates donal donald trump. My predecessor, some of you here seek to bury the truth about january 6th. I will not do that. Now my predecessor, a former republican president , tells putin do whatever the greg for you want. Predecessor. Predecessor. Predecessor. My predecessor. My predecessor. But unlike my predecessor. I know who we are as americans. Jeanine americans Biggest Issue with biden as he is n
ha ha, happy tuesday everyone, i am tom shillue in for greg gutfeld who i m told is busy fighting extradition. so before we get to the news, i thought it might be appropriate to look at some of the new year s resolutions from some famous names and faces. for example, president joe biden, his new year s resolution? continue to cheat death. hunter biden. find that envelope i left somewhere in the white house. commander the dog, eat more salads and fewer secret service agents. kamala harris, to resolve to make resolutions for the new year, because it s new and it s a year. [cheers and applause]. i might add stop laughing, that might help, too. the custodian who cleans the senate judiciary room. three words, use more bleach. brian kilmeade, i will continue to be the butt of greg s jokes. and finally randi weingarten, add 40 pounds to my bench press. she ll make it. on to the monologue. so i m looking over tonight s headlines trying to think of the perfect story to start the s
mar-a-lago. just one day after the justice department released the redacted affidavit that led to the search of his florida resort. the u.s. intelligence community is now assessing whether national security was put at risk. and new tonight, a federal judge has scheduled a thursday hearing to consider donald trump s request for a special master to oversee the fbi s review of evidence seized from his florida home. cnn s natasha bertrand is here to break it all down. reporter: pam, we are learning that the direct are of national intelligence confirmed the committee is working together with the justice department to review all relevant documents retrieved from former president trump s foam mar-a-lago. to a letter and oversight committee, her office and doj are conducting a classification review of relevant materials including those recovered during the search of mar-a-lago earlier this month. she also noted that the intel community will conduct an assessment of the potential r
yards away, dozens of migrants who had just crossed the river waited for border patrol, including two cuban women in their tents who did not want to be identified for fear it could impact their immigration cases. how deep was the water for your daughter? reporter: she shows us it was waist deep, and then got emotional. when asked about children dying on the very river she had just crossed. [ speaking spanish ] she says it was a tough decision for her daughter s future. most likely, the same mopes and dr hopes and dreams this man had. his cut short, but stern says he was fortunate not to die alone. his brother stayed behind and was with him at the time border patrol found him. reporter: which means, unlike the hundreds of other unidentified migrants in her custody, he will reunite with his family soon, says stern, and has this message for anyone thinking about crossing the border. politics aside, all these
to which the entire white house was fixated on trying to overturn this election, and, you know, what i don t think enough people have focused on is that in the past week, the district court in washington, two different judges, have said, you know, when you go into the congress and try with corrupt means to overturn an election, that s obstruction of justice. that s a crime. and so the number of people who are at risk of prosecution has really gone up in the past couple weeks, because, you know, we have seen the degree to which not just, you know, the mopes and the morons who were breaking down the doors at the at the capitol, but the people who were directing them and using the political means and the political in the willard hotel and the people in the white house itself. those people are now at greater risk, and, you know, this justice department is not done