everyone. i m judge jeanine pirro along with just a guitar log. i l along jesse watters, sandrad and greg gutfeld. rad grit 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 off, where he got sunburned into oblivion, president bide n was out off in valley forge to kick off his first major campaign speech of the year. but it looks like the big guyg u is all out of ideas. instead of talking about hisut lilicies or he ll make your lives better. biden bashed maga supportersve on january 6th, the president repeatedly mentioning george while fashioning himself menttile heer agains dictatorship. donald trump s campaign is about him fas not america, nt you. donald trump s campaign is obsessed with the pas campat, not the future. he s willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. yet trump and his maga supporters only embrace political violence, but they laugh about it. so herembrace violen
i m not paying for your education. you should do multiple hologramboat. s. be on i could be on tour all over the country. that s what it s for. this is not for dead. this is for us. so we can.ney but let me monitor your greedy little freaks. that s enougbecawe areh. two things. one is kind of like a sad things to say thing this, but why? i think this kind of innovation is the first part of this. the at least these are live wal events. you know how we talk about how we re consumed by beingg on o on phones all the time. but if you can go to a concert, right, people are goinurhe timeo and see the performance. this is what happened. whs the first lika big hologram. but they re just going to go like this the whole time. yeah, that part of the night e. w. stand i do like it now.si i ve been to a couple comedyca: shows at madison garden squhe that they take away the phones now and they put them in that little pouch. yeah. thouch the second thing that i wantic to say, which is a little bit
but it s important to remember when joe biden launched this campaign charlottesville. he said he was running and knew he was going to run after he saw the racism in donald trump s approach to charlottesville. what s interesting, you talk to people around biden, they re less concerns about sort of the lasting effect of whether or not people are accusing him of racism. what concerns them is he s talking about something that happened so far in the past. that he looks like a man out of thouch with the and look forward, look forward. everyone wants to make it seem like you ve been in politics for 30, 60 years and that the democratic party has moved beyond you. so there s a lot of talk about how he s going to handle this upcoming debate. he stop making references about
type of computer crime. many hackers are less likely to engage in computer crimes if they know that they will eventually be found out. part of the reason that hacking can be such a potent crime to commit, whether you re talking about state-backed actors or non-state actors is because of the anonymity. so naming names is incredibly important here and that is why this indictment is significant. look, nobody is going to get extradited to the united states despite putin s comments at the press conference today. that is basically unthinkable. so the text of the indictment in and of itself is really important and that s why mueller seems to have crafted it the way he did with just that granular level of detail. eddie, our friend dave ignatius writes, how did the americans find out all these facts? right. what other operations have been compromised and houch else do they know? how much else do they know? what do you think the president knows about just how much mueller knows about the
i think the determination, as far as i can tell, is what will his role be? that has yet to be determined. i wanted to ask you about tonight, of course. we ve got the white house correspondents dinner. the president, again, will be absent. one thing that is different this year than it was last year is the fact that kellyanne conway and sarah sanders will both be at the dinner this year houch. how did that happen? do you have a gauge of what changed? we ve been in discussions with the white house, as you can imagine, about this dinner, asking them in what capacity they would like to participate. correspondents dinner has a long history of inviting american presidents and vice presidents to this dinner. the dinner is not about the president, it s not for or against the president. it s about elevating not just good journalism but the first amendment and the ability in this country to be able to be for a president or against a president or for or against an idea without any repercussions.