Speaker 1: Let's get to Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Where President Donald Trump says he will appoint He will
Speaker 2: appoint Fox News host and former prosecutor Janeine Piro as
Speaker 2: interim US Attorney for the District of Columbia. He made
Speaker 2: the announcement on his Truth social platform, and.
Speaker 1: Here's what it read.
Speaker 2: In part quote, I am pleased to announce that Judge
Speaker 2: Janine Piro will be appointed Interim United States Attorney for
Speaker 2: the District of Columbia. Janine was assistant District attorney for
Speaker 2: Westchester County, New York, and then went on to serve
Speaker 2: as county judge and district Attorney, where she was the
Speaker 2: first woman ever to be elected to those positions. Janine
Speaker 2: is incredibly well qualified for this position and is considered
Speaker 2: one of the top district attorneys in the history of
Speaker 2: the state.
Speaker 1: Of New York.
Speaker 2: She is in a class by herself. Congratulations, Jeanine end quote.
Speaker 2: Piro has been a longtime ally of Trump, dating back
Speaker 2: to her time as.
Speaker 1: A prosecutor in New York.
Speaker 2: She was all so an early support of his twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen campaign and publicly defended him during the Access Hollywood
Speaker 2: tape scandal. Just so you know, ladies, and gentlemen, for
Speaker 2: those of you expected me to have a problem with it,
Speaker 2: I might have a little problem with it, but not
Speaker 2: for the reasons you think. Jeanine Piro appears to be qualified.
Speaker 2: I've read her resume. He put that out there for you.
Speaker 2: She is a former prosecutor. There's nothing to dispute there. Okay,
Speaker 2: so this is not about her qualifications. Here's my issue.
Speaker 2: I'm getting to a point, and I think we all
Speaker 2: should be alarmed. And if I was talking to the
Speaker 2: President for a Linkey interview.
Speaker 1: Which I would love to have.
Speaker 2: By the way, fealty to him, loyalty and devotion to
Speaker 2: him seems to be the criteria for these jobs, as
Speaker 2: opposed to one's qualifications and one's pursuit of that job. Now,
Speaker 2: Janee Piro's on the Five. The Five is a very
Speaker 2: successful show. I watch it often. I'm actually a fan
Speaker 2: of Harold Ford Junior. Let me state that for the record,
Speaker 2: and much to the sagrin of a lot of you,
Speaker 2: I actually like Jesse Waters. I think he does a
Speaker 2: great job. I didn't like when he vibed with DeSantis
Speaker 2: on black history issues, particularly pertaining to slavery. That really
Speaker 2: pissed me. Off about Jesse Waters, but that's about it.
Speaker 2: In terms of him pursuing facts and covering politics the
Speaker 2: way that he does. I have no problem with him, Okay,
Speaker 2: and the rest of them on the Five.
Speaker 1: I think it's a damn good show.
Speaker 2: But when I think about Janine Piro, you see, when
Speaker 2: something like this happens, I am I in a.
Speaker 1: Position where I get to question your objectivity.
Speaker 2: Now, in fairness to her, she's been a longtime supporter
Speaker 2: of Trump and she hasn't waivered one bit. I guess
Speaker 2: in my own way, I wish more people were like
Speaker 2: Harrold Ford Jr. Because even though he's clearly a Democrat
Speaker 2: who supports the Democratic Party in the same breath, he
Speaker 2: doesn't hesitate to point out some of the things that
Speaker 2: they do wrong. Now, I don't get to watch every show,
Speaker 2: and I'm not trying to castigate her in any way.
Speaker 1: I'm simply making the point that Trump.
Speaker 2: Leaning towards Five, I mean, you're leaning towards Fox News,
Speaker 2: except I'm going to keep bringing up that name. I
Speaker 2: understand he served our country honorably as a soldier, but
Speaker 2: to go from being a weekend host on Fox News
Speaker 2: to being the Secretary of Defense for the United States
Speaker 2: of America, overseeing three and a half million people seems insane. Now,
Speaker 2: in fairness to him, the Megan Kellys of the world
Speaker 2: have been on this show defending that. I've spoken to
Speaker 2: Mark Levin, I've spoken to Sean Hannity, I've spoken to
Speaker 2: Will Kane, people like that.
Speaker 1: They all supported all right, fine, I'm just saying it
Speaker 1: is a bit alarming.
Speaker 2: Because it seems at times like the primary prerequisite for
Speaker 2: a job and the Trump administration is to love on Trump.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he should hire somebody that hates on him.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he should hire someone who would be disloyal.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he should hire somebody that can't stand him.
Speaker 2: But damn the people that's he's picking are folks that
Speaker 2: would say and do anything it appears for him. And
Speaker 2: I don't know how wise that part is. But I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna sit here and tell you she's not qualified
Speaker 2: for the position. I'm not gonna sit here and tell
Speaker 2: you that because she is a former prosecutor who has
Speaker 2: knowledge of the law, and when people that I spoke to,
Speaker 2: she had a damn good reputation as a prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Whether they were telling the truth or not.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm just saying what they told me,
Speaker 2: so I can't say but so more, but so much
Speaker 2: more than that. It pales in comparison to what I
Speaker 2: really really want to get to. And that's former President Biden,
Speaker 2: who appeared on the View yesterday and took responsibility for
Speaker 2: President Trump's the story of return to the White House.
Speaker 2: Biden maintains he would have been Trump had he stayed
Speaker 2: in the race, and pushed back on claims of any
Speaker 2: cognitive decline in his final year in office. Here's a
Speaker 2: portion of what President Biden's comments from the show yesterday
Speaker 2: about Vice President Kamala Harris and her failed presidential run.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said.
Speaker 2: Quote I wasn't surprised, he says he wasn't surprised by
Speaker 2: her failed presidential run, not because I didn't think the
Speaker 2: Vice president was qualified to be president. She is. She's
Speaker 2: qualified to be president of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: I was surprised because they went the sexist route, the
Speaker 2: whole route. This is a woman, she's this, she's that. Really,
Speaker 2: I've never seen a successful and consistent of a campaign
Speaker 2: undercutting the notion that a woman couldn't lead the country
Speaker 2: and a woman of mixed.
Speaker 1: Race and quote, BS, that's straight. BS.
Speaker 2: See, I'm not gonna let y'all get away with that.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna let you get away with that. They said,
Speaker 2: we were hearing the same thing about Hillary in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: Hillary won the popular vote over three billion votes. She
Speaker 2: didn't win an electoral college vote.
Speaker 1: Why was that?
Speaker 2: James Cote comes out with some report about deleted emails
Speaker 2: thirty three thousand plus a couple of weeks or so
Speaker 2: before the election.
Speaker 1: What missogyny got to do with that?
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris goes on a view, knowing that you had
Speaker 2: open borders, knowing the crisis that caused in this country,
Speaker 2: knowing that there was an economy that was compromised by inflation,
Speaker 2: knowing there was crimes in the streets, knowing there was
Speaker 2: those kind of things going on, and she went on
Speaker 2: the view. When they asked if there's anything that she
Speaker 2: would do differently that you were doing in your administration,
Speaker 2: President Biden, she said, I really can't think of anything.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that's where she sealed her fate. Everybody knows that.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't even come close to equating the damage
Speaker 2: you did, sir, You and the former first Lady Jill Biden,
Speaker 2: both of you. Now, Jill Boden, I'm not going to blame,
Speaker 2: but so much because that's her husband and she was
Speaker 2: standing by her husband. So when he went on the
Speaker 2: stage June twenty seventh for debate and completely looked inept
Speaker 2: off or out of sink and everything in between, it
Speaker 2: was you that walked out on that stage minutes later
Speaker 2: and said you want to thank him and applaud him
Speaker 2: for doing an outstanding job. You answered every question, You
Speaker 2: did this, you did that, and then you go on
Speaker 2: the view and admit it.
Speaker 1: Was a flat out lie.
Speaker 2: It was a flat out lie, and that you knew
Speaker 2: you were lying. You went on the view and you
Speaker 2: said he was awful, it was bad, But that ain't
Speaker 2: what you told the voters out there. And now you're
Speaker 2: hiding behind the notion that you weren't gonna let one moment,
Speaker 2: one bad moment ruin a presidency. Well it was one
Speaker 2: bad moment. Actually it was many because we saw him.
Speaker 2: There were times that we saw him and he had
Speaker 2: no business being seen.
Speaker 1: Remember when.
Speaker 2: Former President Barack Obama had to guide him off a stage.
Speaker 2: Where he didn't know where he was going. Remember when
Speaker 2: he was at the World Summit in g if I
Speaker 2: remember correctly, and everybody was standing together, but he was
Speaker 2: fading away and drifting away, and they had to guide
Speaker 2: him back to the line.
Speaker 1: Remember that.
Speaker 2: Remember the times that he was mumbling incoherently. There was
Speaker 2: an analyst that came on Chris Cuomo's show. I think
Speaker 2: it was Scaramucci, if I remember correctly, but I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Anthony Scaramucci, and he came on Chris Cuomo's show on
Speaker 2: News Nation and he said the night of June twenty seventh,
Speaker 2: when Joe Biden debated Donald Trump, he said that he
Speaker 2: looked like an elderly person in a nursing.
Speaker 1: Home waiting to be fed apple sauce.
Speaker 2: And as sad as that vivid kind of picture depicting
Speaker 2: the president at the time was. No one refuted it,
Speaker 2: no one, Which brings me to the other point. You see,
Speaker 2: none of that is a big deal, sir, if you're
Speaker 2: over eighty years of age, which is no shame in it,
Speaker 2: and you served this country the way that you served
Speaker 2: in the Senate for decades, in the presidency for the
Speaker 2: three previous years, but.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty when you were elected. Before you took.
Speaker 2: Office in January twenty twenty one, you swore to the
Speaker 2: American public that you were there to be a transitional president.
Speaker 1: You were coming for one term.
Speaker 2: You just wanted to get America's house back in order
Speaker 2: and get us removed from the chaos that had ravaged
Speaker 2: us for years in the streets of America.
Speaker 1: And you were supposed to be transitional.
Speaker 2: You got there, the Dems fought off a red wave,
Speaker 2: nullified it. Actually it wasn't what the Republicans thought about
Speaker 2: going to be. The Democrats won the midterms, and you
Speaker 2: were feeling yourself and you didn't want to surrender power,
Speaker 2: so you went back on your word as a transitional president.
Speaker 2: Your wife did everything she could to cover for you,
Speaker 2: knowing that there was slippage. And now we're walking around
Speaker 2: and what are we hearing right now, President Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: We're hearing that at eighty two years of age, okay,
Speaker 2: which is what you are about to be, you're talking
Speaker 2: about writing a book. And the book is gonna be
Speaker 2: out about a year, and that's about right around the
Speaker 2: time that the midterms are coming out. That the midterms
Speaker 2: will take place. So is it possible that what you're
Speaker 2: doing is what you're saying is I'm gonna come out
Speaker 2: with a tell all book and I'm gonna dime everybody
Speaker 2: out and I'm gonna call out the Democratic Party so
Speaker 2: you can somehow get in the way or whatever success
Speaker 2: they're hoping to reap in the twenty twenty six mid terms.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're doing, sir? Sure sounds like it. See,
Speaker 2: this is the sickening part of politics. This is what
Speaker 2: they mean when they talk about people eating their own
Speaker 2: because you ain't given a damn. You didn't want to
Speaker 2: leave office after promising you would serve one term. You
Speaker 2: tried to stay in power, and somehow they were able
Speaker 2: to hoodwink you and then embracing the presidential debate against
Speaker 2: Donald Trump three months before any presidential debate had ever
Speaker 2: taken place.
Speaker 1: You got exposed. And then what do the Democrats do?
Speaker 2: They put Kamala Harris in there bypassing primaries like every
Speaker 2: other candidate would have to experience, in large part because
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty she couldn't even get to Iowa. And
Speaker 2: then you sold the American public on this is what
Speaker 2: we want, this is who we want et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: Come to find out, it's a whole bunch of lives.
Speaker 2: But the reality is is you're not far removed from it,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, because had you kept your word and committed
Speaker 2: yourself to be in a transitional president and making room
Speaker 2: very early for candidates to come down the line for
Speaker 2: the Democratic nomination for the presidency of the United States,
Speaker 2: all the things that, all the things that happened in
Speaker 2: the aftermath would not have been necessary, but you didn't care. Instead,
Speaker 2: you want to talk about what for the good of
Speaker 2: the country. How could you possibly think you would have
Speaker 2: beaten Trump when inflation was taking place, when open borders
Speaker 2: had ravaged us, when they were you war in Ukraine
Speaker 2: against Russia was fomented even more.
Speaker 1: When the hermoster was rarely he monsters. Really conflict took
Speaker 1: fold with all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: Happening, Mons removed from office, when no one really cares
Speaker 2: to hear from you at this particular juncture, You're going
Speaker 2: to go on a BBC network and then in the
Speaker 2: aftermath of that the view and you're gonna bad talk.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: You say you wasn't, But when you say you would
Speaker 2: have beaten Trump and that you knew she would have lost.
Speaker 1: That's bad talking her.
Speaker 2: Why did you leave out that you didn't put in
Speaker 2: a position to win because you refuse to step away.
Speaker 2: If you had kept your word about being a transitional president,
Speaker 2: and you had made it very clear early that you
Speaker 2: would only serve one term, it would have paved a
Speaker 2: way for her to run for the office herself and
Speaker 2: campaign with ample time to do so. If she is
Speaker 2: what you say she is, that she's qualified to be
Speaker 2: the president of the United States of America, you could
Speaker 2: have helped her, not just coming into the last minute,
Speaker 2: then give her an endorsement to take a shot of
Speaker 2: reportedly at Barack Obama and the George Cloonies of the
Speaker 2: world and others. You could have helped her, but you didn't.
Speaker 2: And now, when you have an opportunity to walk away
Speaker 2: into the twilight and live your final years, you're talking
Speaker 2: about coming out with a book.
Speaker 1: It has to be a tell oil to get you
Speaker 1: any money.
Speaker 2: It has to be a tell oill. It's a sinister game,
Speaker 2: and you know it's bad when you can't stop playing
Speaker 2: it in your eighties. I'm not taking any tweets. I
Speaker 2: have nothing more to say. I got too much to
Speaker 2: do this week, and I'm about to get out of here.
Speaker 2: But it's a damn shame. It's a damn shame all
Speaker 2: of this stuff that the left wants to complain about
Speaker 2: with Trump, all of this stuff that they want to
Speaker 2: complain about, whether it's Elon Muskin doze from month weeks ago,
Speaker 2: or it's the tariffs over the last few weeks, or
Speaker 2: it is what's he gonna do with Harvard or what's
Speaker 2: he gonna do with freedom of speech? Or what's he
Speaker 2: gonna do with HBCUs and all of these other damn questions.
Speaker 2: If Biden had kept his word, stepped away, if the
Speaker 2: Democrats had held them.
Speaker 1: To it, had the strength to hold them to it.
Speaker 2: And by democrats, I'm not talking about just elected officials,
Speaker 2: I'm talking about donors. All of this noise have been prevented.
Speaker 2: Once again, my latest example of you bringing it on yourself.
Speaker 2: You brought it on yourself.
Speaker 1: M