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>> thank you very much. you know, they actually have the best location. people think -- no, people think it's them but it's not because nobody sees you on camera. they are on camera for an hour and a half depending on... and in numerous cases perhaps to become hollywood stars. they will say who is that person with great star appeal behind trump? let's see. got a few of them. you never know. what is a star after all. what is a star? i will also take immediate action to save our economy. our economy is doing terribly. inflation has killed our economy. it's a nation buster. on the lasting office, inflation was at less than 1.4%.

>> greg: donald trump holding a rally in wisconsin. i'm greg gutfeld with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, sandra smith. it's "the five." right now donald trump firing up supporters and a key swing state. the former president hammering joe biden's failures in wisconsin. >> week, fails, incompetent joe biden. he's an incompetent person. quite simply we are going to make america great again. under crooked joe biden, the world is in flames. our border is overrun. inflation is raging. europe is in total chaos. the middle east is exploding. iran is in bolton, china is on the march on the worst most incompetent most corrupt president in history is going to drag us into world war iii. first he wandered off the g7 in

europe, he looked like he did know where the hell he was but he didn't. is anybody going to watch the debate? he's going to be so pumped up. he's going to be pumped up. >> greg: joe biden spending $50 million to call trump a convicted felon with ads like this. >> this election is between a convicted criminal whose only offer himself and a president who is fighting your family. >> greg: trump rattled off the myriad problems of the biden administration. they are all real, practical, you can feel these problems. on the other side, pushing the narrative of convicted felon and so far trump is 20 points in iowa. >> jesse: 50 million not very well spent. everyone knows he's a convicted felon. his numbers went up after that verdict.

i don't think that's something you want to spend money on. the whole country is already aware of it. if i were joe biden i'd be spending money saying when i did for the country. but he hasn't done anything for a country so he can't run positive ads like that. trump i think is tied in wisconsin right now. crime is a big deal in the walkie. milwaukee is the third highest crime rate of any city in the country. inflation is a big deal. it's going to be a battle of suburban voters and milwaukee is probably going to swing it if trump can get enough of the black vote. he won it in '16. lost fairlane '20. ron johnson is won consistently. milwaukee has got a whole roast the convection and that shows how much of a priority wisconsin is going to be. a full week of local media reverberating the message of the republican party. i love how he's talking about the debate now.

i hope donald trump can be calm during the debate. i don't want him to be rageful. i don't want him to try to leap across the lectern and strangle with his bare hands. he needs to be calm cool measured collected and let joe do his thing. that will be the key to victory. >> greg: excellent advice from jesse. sandra. jesse brought up inflation and i can't believe this number but it is from our fact sheet. the average household in wisconsin is paying 967 bucks more per month to purchase the same basket of goods and services as an 2021. that's almost $1,000. >> sandra: piggybacking on jesse's point about stay calm, just stay honest. if you just use the real numbers on the economy, you're a step ahead of what's happening right now. how many times have you heard this administration suggest or

state that inflation was 9% when biden took office and that somehow we're down from that. it was not. they have been challenged on this. it was 1.4%. when biden took office. the jobs numbers, using an increasing number of american voters that are skeptical of these jobs in the econ numbers coming out. last year there were ten months of downward revisions to the jobs number. you are being told they are one thing and they are not. nobody knows what to believe but they know what they're feeling and they know what they're paying. they see that money leaving their pocket book. it's not going to other uses and their family. they are scaling back on soccer for their kid or whatever. the necessities in their household. if he steps up and is honest with the american people about what happening with the economy, they can decide for themselves if this administration has their

family better off or better off under donald trump. >> greg: scaling back on soccer. not sure that's a problem in my world. >> sandra: "the wall street journal" has written about this. you're faced with decisions in your household and your kid wants to take on another sport or whatever it is, there are areas you have to cut back as a family. you're not going to cut back on food all utilities but you might cut back on extracurricular activities. these are some of the tough choices families are making. >> greg: trump did a quick throw away line that i thought just grab the entire sense of what we are going through. he says "our country so badly run." that's exactly what a ceo would say. he's looking and is going, it's just so badly run. how can you dispute that? >> judge jeanine: you can't disputed paired with interesting, when jesse was saying, you're spending $15 million. donald trump is a convicted felon. really? that's what joe biden is all

about. name calling. all about names and stars in hollywood and donald trump is out there talking about the failure of the biden administration and talking about what he's going to do fighting for american families. he's doing it in wisconsin and detroit, atlanta, michigan ohio harlem. he's talking to ordinary americans about what they need and there's no question that that $1,000 a month more than people are paying for inflation. it's a tax. it's a biden tax. while joe biden was dithering around and name calling, donald trump is addressing the issues. it's not mine percent inflation when joe biden came in. it was 1.4%. the facts of the facts and you can't lie to the american people. they know when they go to buy food things are up 25%, 30%. some of the fast food prices are double what they were two years

ago. all this is nonsense joe biden can say that during the pandemic, how many jobs were lost. we know they were lost because we close down manufacturing. so in the end, donald trump needs for specific of every american. >> greg: harold, in the green room, you shook your head in sorrow and said "i don't know how he does it but there's not a celebrity there and he can draw thousands but without celebrities, joe biden is alone and frail." i am thinking about switching my vote. you want to have drinks later? [laughter] >> harold: i'm going to have to run the tape back on that one. it's good to be back. i was a couple things. this is what campaigns are about. i am delighted, someone that enjoys campaigns for the substance of them, the name calling happens on both sides and when you have a very narrow race, a tight race like we had, as i'm listening to you guys, i

think some of it is true what you're saying. but if all or if it were true, he'd be up 20 points. this is eight tight, tight race and it will continue to be. unfortunately when races are tight like this, you're only looking at 300,000 or 400,000 voters in a few states. both sides will overreach and say things i think aren't true. not only exaggerations but cruel and mean. but at the end of the day, judge, you're right, when you're talking with the kinds of things he's talking about, it resonates more with those independent voters and when joe biden talks about the number of jobs he's created, when he talks about the investments he's made in the country that his policies help make in the country, we are going to get down to a dog fight about issues and substance i continue to say june 27th will be the most important day in a very, very long time in politics because of my lifetime i've never seen a former president going against a current president -- forformer president was so recey president --

both to have such different visions for the country and all of us will have an opportunity to see them in all of us will have an opportunity to hear them lay out without an audience, lay out where they stand on issues and why they made certain decisions they've made the last few years. the last eight years with president trump, how their vision and policies will make a stronger and better over the next eight years. i for one i'm looking forward to this debate in a huge way. >> greg: i'm amazed. 967 bucks a month. that's almost 12 grand a year. >> jesse: i'm trusting you that's what it is. >> greg: i read it on the internet. [laughter] we are keeping an eye on the trump rally in wisconsin but up next, joe biden posters mass amnesty during a brutal migrant crime wave.

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>> president biden accused of appeasing the far left on immigration, citing a new executive order fast tracking noncitizens browses to citizenship and letting half a million illegal immigrants stay in the country. biden using the opportunity to bash republicans. >> we have to acknowledge that the patients and the goodwill of the american people are being tested. these are the fears my predecessor is trying to prey on. when he was president he separated families and children at the border. >> sandra: critics argue it is ill-timed amid the surgeon

migrant violence. video of walking a suspect, inadequate during migrant, charged with the rape, sexual abuse and kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl in new york city. the subject of a massive manhunt after using a machete style knife to force them into a park and tying them up with shoelaces and sexually assaulting the g girl. dramatic video showing good samaritans smacking the accused molester around and using a belt to tie them up until police got there. he apparently had been living in one of the city's migrant shelters. tough to even get through that, to think about what these kids went through. >> judge jeanine: you can think about what they went through but you can't imagine what they're going to go through going forward. this little girl world suffer from ptsd. there will be an issue as to whether or not her parents are going to let her testify. the little boy who was tied up with her will also suffer. the wild part about all this. i think donald trump said this.

in the middle of the biggest border invasion, we've got this president who wants to give amnesty to people. and we've got people who are testifying, one in particular gave sworn testimony in 2023 that they do not even request criminal records on some of these immigrants which of course makes sense because the question is, of all of these millions were coming on, we want to know, who is a pedophile. who beats his wife. who is an identity thief. we left them in a unvented. now we are seeing the results of it. the ripple effect of this rape of this little girl will go on for decades in that town with that family with the other children who won't be able to go into the park now because a dirtbag made good decisions and he didn't belong here, joe biden and joe biden, you own this. a dude

submitting a whole community to the impact of that. joe biden is just talking about how donald trump is separating families. joe, maybe you ought to be more concerned about american families like the american family of laken riley. the american family of rachel moran. the american family of the 13-year-old pray the american families were joe biden leapt 68 sexual predators into the el paso sector in texas. 62 of the 68 or 91% of the sexual predators that were let in in a six month period preyed on children. these are pedophiles. they're not just sexual predators. don't give me this nonsense about how it's time. it's not time. it's time according to 53% of hispanics in this country that they be rounded up and deported.

60% of americans think the same thing but you're victimizing americans. if you want to vet them, okay. if you want to vet them, we don't have a problem. they should come through legally. at the same time he is saying chinese, pakistan, uzbekistan, last week, tajikistan. >> sandra: the same polling that you are citing shows that more than half of hispanic voters want these deportations to happen so when we see more and more horrific crimes like this happening by people who were never supposed to be here in the first place, does this work more against democrats as we get closer to election day? >> harold: if we want to think about it politically, this has been going on, illegal immigration, the challenge of our border, for a long time. it's gotten worse. >> sandra: these are record numbers. >> harold: i am agreeing with you. it's gotten worse in the last three years. but the question is.

i think president biden was late with his executive orders. i don't agree with the reason but i understand it but you have a system of government we live in. you can't just tell congress what to do. congress worked out the toughest, strongest border security bill in the last 40 years and president trump proudly said he told republicans to kill it. if he believes he can do better, while my to quarrel with him. we'll see if he gets elected. we know we could've gotten that bill passed and put those laws in place and put those protections in place and border agents down there and perhaps stopped some of these things. dan crenshaw, a republican congressman, said how can we not pass a bill if we are complaining about this? let an additional 2 million to 3 million people and because we think someone else could negotiate a better one? maybe they could but donald trump is not president and when he was the only built 40 miles of wall and he had a republican majority in the congress. >> judge jeanine: joe biden reversed 64 executive orders to make it easier for them to come

in. >> harold: why did he tell them to kill the bill. >> judge jeanine: they are still allowing 2 million to come in and no one is monitoring. >> jesse: it was killed because they didn't want to codify our rotten law. everyone knows it was rotten. i agree with you that we've been talking about this issue forever. i've been on the show for eight years. i've lost count how many people have come in and murdered our wingmen and killed our children. it's sad of the one guy they want to do something about it, they went to war against him. they impeached him. the next guy comes in and he not only opens the border come he is flying my grandson from other countries. he has an app you can download so you can make an appointment to break into the country. then once you get the country, the democrat run cities are sanctuary cities. they don't report. they don't deported. everybody wants trump back because he wants to secure the border and mass deport. he has a mandate if he wins,

does he not? he does. that's democracy. "the new york times" reporting there's already a coalition in place looking to sabotage the mass deportations, looking to subvert the policy through bureaucratic sabotage, lawsuits, guerrilla tactics. what kind of democracy is that if you can't even have the will of the people executed in a democracy. the founders had this great idea to have a republic with checks and balances so you don't have mob rule going nuts but what if the mob is coming from outside the country? what do you have them? you don't have a country, harold. we are facilitating in an invasion into the country. the founders never imagine something like this that you would have selfish factions, politicians, ceos and activists, conspiring to subvert the constitution in order to gain power, in order to gain profit. and now you are going to another

woman killed and another teenager raped and no one cares about it? we're going to tolerate it because it makes money for corporations which markets corporate colonialism. you are extracting this labor from outside the country and it kills the wages of american workers. it boosts profitability. it enhances shareholder power and it boosts rent prices. boosts political power. and no one cares, harold. so americans need to step up on november 5th and put a stop to it. >> greg: to the judge's point about biden bringing up, he separated families. rapist arrived with his 3-year-old boy. thank you for not separating them. there was a big boon to all of them -- go to all of us. we focus on keeping them out instead of keeping them together might have some people alive today that aren't.

i understand, harold, your point on the bill. but you've got to go before that. why was trump elected? we were talking about the border for years and trump was attacked over his views on the border in which all of his predictions have come true. they're not sending their best, it sounded so mean and so rude until you realize they're not sending their best. they are sending rapists and murderers. they are not hypotheticals. these are the outcomes of left-wing politics. these are the eggs broken to make the progressive omelette. the democrats mocked people like us who said this would happen and they focused instead on virtue signaling issues like sanctuary cities and gender ideology and climate hysteria and called us inhumane and called us heartless people for focusing on this. so it just leaves one question,

what's it got to take? what's it got to take for you to abandon your anti-trump hysteria that prevents you from doing the right thing? does it have to be your child? does it have to be your mother? does it have to be your wife. what if we say these illegal immigrants will white supremacist? will that help? i'll do that. >> harold: why not pass the bill and say i'm going to win and make it even stronger if they can prevent 100,000. >> judge jeanine: it allowed for 2 million a year and they didn't have anyone to monitor a parade >> harold: i have the decency to say biden should have done this sooner. >> sandra: it's a big debate and will likely hear a lot of this thursday night. coming up, the white house calling unedited videos of biden looking lost "cheap fix."

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>> jesse: who needs commander when joe biden can unleash his attack dogs in the media to scare off anybody who dares question his mental fitness. the president helping the white house push its latest desperate spin on the biden brain freeze videos. they are cheap fakes despite them being unedited. seeing any video of the president looking cooked must have been many related, twisted in a way to make it seem like joe is feeble and lost. the biden sycophants in the media are latching onto the cheap fake talking point. >> there's a growing and insidious trend in right-wing media does make highly misleading and selectively edited videos of president biden to cast doubt on president biden's fitness for office. >> circulating many of the clips

circulating claiming they are unedited. >> i want to talk about the joe biden that the republicans want you to see in the pipeline videos that aren't telling the full truth. >> we have been worried about ai deepfakes. cheap fakes are similar. they are cheap, distorted, out of context videos. >> cheap fakes. with the white house calls them. we need to be careful about what is out there. >> jesse: is the next step when they start suppressing the biden videos like they did the laptop? >> greg: how does it feel to be taken out of context? where were these anti-hoax-ers when there is the "fine people" hoax, drinking bleach, migrant kids in cages folks. lab lake is a conspiracy theory hoax, russian collusion hoax, don't say gave bill hoax. did i leave -- when we see something, we vet it. the media does not.

they are the engine behind their hoaxes. they are lucky we don't match their dishonesty. we could. we don't. we don't have to because we don't have to make up crap. apparently they hold us to a higher standard than they hold themselves. only they can cheat because they have belief they have a moral high ground and that allows them to do anything immoral. they can call you hitler. they can interfere with the elections, unprecedented law fare, banding books, sayers' xenophobic, say don't have any compassion for the poor or homeless. they can live because they have the moral high ground. the most dangerous person is one who excuses their bad actions in the name of the good especially when the good never materializes. >> jesse: very well said. the one thing they haven't said is what specifically was

deepfake? >> sandra: i was thinking the same thing. playing some of the network coverage. why not play the original and play the edits and the people decide for themselves. the reason is because the originals what we show. we got a lot of these videos for the first time during our hours and we are very careful to play them out in their entirety. you're seeing it happen here so someone wants to say maybe he was distracted. maybe he needed help. people can decide for themselves. we are playing the video so you can see. what bothered me during the coverage yesterday was alone were talking about this and we dipped into live coverage of the white house of the first press briefing in three weeks. we hadn't heard karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, weigh in on these videos if they accumulated. she went on a very aggressive defense of the videos and she used the word "manipulated." almost like somebody was putting

the head of the president on somebody else's body or vice versa which is just not the case. the dancing video we played out on stage with obama. people can decide for themselves that they're concerned about what they see. or probably everybody can agree on is it's not totally normal to have another world leader, and are sure you around on stage are major international ground like the italian prime minister there did with the paratroopers. it's the responsibility of the media coverage and we can play it out and people can decide for themselves. >> have you seen the video this poem a belated, harold, that makes -- have you seen a video be manipulated? have we played it on this air? >> harold: some of the things we talk about, there may be things people use and they don't know. our producers with the network wouldn't do anything like that. this a number of voters who

access and consume news through unconventional ways. that i would even argue ten years ago. online is one way people do it. both sides, notches including these campaigns but both sides might utilize ai in a way that is manipulative and we've got to figure out ways. it's a larger question than this right here. i don't like it when either side does it. i don't like it -- and democrats do it against republicans and they do it falsely, maliciously or when republicans might do it against democrats. i go back to the first segment. the judge made clear summative things president trump was saying in his rally about things he did differently or thinks he did as president are different now. that's with the debate should be. we should all be willing to denounce any time ai is using a full slumping lifted of way. >> jesse: we are not even talking about ai. no one has used it to make joe biden look bad on any

network. >> judge jeanine: they are talking about cheap fakes, not deepfakes. deepfake being the ai. i don't think it's both sides. the political correctness started with the democrats. when they wanted us to say things in a certain way. we were not allowed to say there was an invasion of the border. if we were, we were xenophobic at all this other nonsense. then we couldn't talk to each other on social media. and then they started gaslighting us. then it was the russia coll collusion. talk about fakes, let's talk about it. when mitch mcconnell froze twice, both the republicans and the conservatives and the democrats. republicans said this is a problem. mitch mcconnell got whatever medical treatment he needed to deal with it. that was the end of it. you don't think democrats do that. all the democrats do is say you've got to shut up. you can't say it that way and you mustn't change that.

it's a pool camera that's putting the stuff on air. nobody is editing it. the only thing is going on is joe biden is losing his mind, stumbling, mumbling, and tripping. >> greg: jesse, can i make a simple point that joe biden ran on one simple fake fact, that trump called nazis fine people. when anybody calls that out on the media and said it wasn't true, they were putting their careers in danger. there's only a handful of people that said trump didn't say that. trump didn't say that. and still, cnn and other networks would run it. if you called it out, you got harassed. >> jesse: and now they are running on another hoax, that he's going to be a dictator for life. back-to-back hoaxes. ahead, dr. fauci goes to rehab for his image.

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>> harold: dr. fauci flooding the airwaves promoting his new memoir. >> getting that call. i know that you'd had quite a lot of interaction with president trump but it seems like that interaction unnerved you. >> it's not a present thing to have the president of the united states, when you have such a great deal of the united respect for the presidency eight. for the president to get on the phone and scream at you. i walked up to the podium and said, here it goes. dr. fauci, the president just said hy hydroxychloroquine. there was no doubt i had to do

it. >> harold: you had a strong reaction. >> judge jeanine: i wasn't going to take a lot of time with this guy because he's not worth my time but for him to say that he was offended or affected when the president screamed at him, this is a guy who made us stand 6 feet apart based upon nothing but guessing, who masked kids who suffered from interpersonal relationship deficiencies, who had kids who were in high school lose compared to other kids across the world and this guy is worried about the president yelling at him? he should have been fired. he's a phony. that's all i have to say. >> harold: is this a book that you think america -- >> judge jeanine: how many books have you written? >> greg: six books. >> judge jeanine: are published. >> greg: he brings up something there's a war on experts in a war on expertise. the damage to the experts were self-inflicted. it wasn't not experts that push

those claimant models that were found to be debunked or adjusted because none of their predictions came true. it wasn't nonexperts who push the 6-foot distance for which became the ground rule for the lockdown we are still suffering from today. it's wasn't been nonexperts who pushed cashless bail. it's not nonexperts who push gender affirmation therapy on kids resulting in permanent physical harm. drugs and organ mutilation. we gave the title expert to people who exploited it for status and acclaim. these experts killed expertise and we should dance on their graves like they danced on these dead people that they killed during covid. >> harold: prime time, your reaction to this? >> jesse: like greg, i am an objective analyst. i wish the rest of the people in the press could be as objective

as greg and i because if you look at the way dr. fauci manage the pandemic, the united states probably have the worst outcome of any major country. we have in over a million dead. we shut down schools, massive loss of learning. massive wealth transfer. you look at fauci telling everybody to stay inside. we should have all been going outside we should've been exercising. this was a great opportunity to get healthy and look at alternatives and set of pharmaceuticals but he shut the country down and then they injected all this money into the system. that's what caused inflation. the massive misinformation about the masks. they sold us a vaccine there really wasn't effective when you say you can't catch it and you can't spread it. yeah, you still can catch it and spread it with the vaccine. not saying it wasn't effective. then they covered up the lab leak. this whole thing was a massive cover-up that we funded and they

are treating the sky like royalty. he should be really -- put the screws to. >> harold: sandra. >> sandra: there's parents all over the country who heard him reinforce course on whether or not schools need to be shot and they are having a hard time with it. for people like myself, my son was going into his kindergarten year that fall of august 2020 when he said you better think twice about putting kids in school. dr. rand paul said today, at that time we knew there was almost 0% chance of death with children. it's tough to hear him reverse course and say maybe they should have been in school. >> greg: lock him up, i said. >> judge jeanine: sotomayor said a hundred kids have died from covid. that was a supreme court justice who didn't pay the price. >> harold: police releasing a mug shot after arresting justin timberlake.

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>> judge jeanine: welcome back. he's not in sync with the law. we just got the mug shot of justin timberlake taken after

the swing was arrested for drunk driving in long island, new york. a brand-new photo from the daily mail sews the pop star in handcuffs after his arrest. he was later seen leaving court after getting charged with one count of dwi. sources tell "the new york post" timber lake had been partying with friends before he drove off in a most -- almost immediately blew a stop sign. tmz claims timberlake failed the field sobriety test when asked to do a one leg and stand and walk and turn. apparently he refused to take a breathalyzer. what does that tell you. >> jesse: it tells me he's guilty, right? if we do get pulled over and someone has been shoving alcohol down our throats involuntarily, are we supposed to refuse to breathalyzer on advice of counsel? >> judge jeanine: they're going to play with your license for a while. >> jesse: i hope everything works out for him. you don't want to get behind the

wheel if you are too drunk. you might hurt somebody. you might hurt yourself. let this be a lesson. >> judge jeanine: he's got a lot of money. why not get a driver? >> sandra: drink responsibly. don't drive while drinking are after drinking. the most interesting thing is apparently one of the arresting officers didn't recognize him. justin is 43. it was a kid cop, twentysomething. he had no idea who justin timberlake was. >> judge jeanine: would you have known justin timberlake? >> greg: we go way back. we were both in nsync. people don't realize that. i laughed. i'm going to comment the number of times that nsync is used in the headline in upon way. it's going to drive me crazy. he shouldn't be mad. he should be grateful he didn't hurt anybody. that's the bottom line. we always save the platitudes,

don't drink and drive. when people do it, they don't care because they are drunk. they will go, i agree and they will do it and they get caught. some people end up killing people. he's very lucky he didn't. >> judge jeanine: what do you think should happen? >> harold: i hope it's a wake-up call. i have met him, he is from memphis, my hometown. i hope he learns from this. i agree with everything that's been said. >> judge jeanine: i hope he does not get a break or a plea-bargain because no one is above the law. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader

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life of luxury with judge jeanine. >> sandra: beautiful. >> judge jeanine: turks and caicos. exclusive private island resort and there are no natives there. just you and people working there. >> greg: natives. >> judge jeanine: yes. then i went skiing in parks in utah and there on a horse in salamander in middleburg resort. if you want to know how the rich and famous live. pull this one up. available today the life of luxury with judge jeanine it's worth it and can you call me robin leach. >> sandra: awesome, judge. >> greg: i hear your driver loves watching that show while waiting for you outside the club. all right, tonight. we have great show. kennedy, jamie lissow, tyrus. what a line up. let's do this. greg's super long tongue news. i know you are not on this show often enough, sandra, we often like to cover the long tongues that you guys leave out daily conch of our tongue news.

let's go to oakland, california, let's look at this tongue on this bear. that's a yawning sunbury named paggie. show us your tongue again. gene simmons eat your heart out. he is still alive, right? gene simmons? i don't know. anyway, the sunburys use their long 8-inch long tongue to reach insects in tight places, and clean out honey from bee hives. >> jesse: so many uses for a long tongue. i want to wish everybody a happy jesse day. june 18th is national jesse day in honor of my perfect name and means god's gift or king in hebrew. checks out. i encourage all of you to celebrate watching "jesse watters primetime" tonight. we have the brother of rachel morin and he will be joining us at 8:00. and also, you while we are at it, johnny caught up with wanda the ballot stuff, again.

>> wanda, arrested for ballot fraud. what's going on? >> quit following me. >> jesse: quit following me. say that to johnny all the time. >> greg: must be hard to have jesse day and juneteenth back to back that's that cut into your presence. >> jesse: kind of like when leap year is on my birthday. >> harold: erika's 78-year-old dad bob had to go on dialysis. once she discovered that she was a match with her super hero dad the pair underwent a surgery at the same time at the uc san diego health center, congratulations to them and god bless them. happy father's day. >> judge jeanine: such a great story. >> greg: i have seen better. i had to say something bad. okay? it's in my contract. that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: greg, it's good to be back. i love these

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