real quick. talk to me about funds more slipping and sliding at the border wall. about 185 points today after losing more than 1,000 points friday. concerns about the federal reserve continue aggressively to hike interest rates no matter what it does to the economy, but it slows things down and it creates an outright recession. that bums investors out and actually bums a lot of folks out. here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone dana perino with judge jeanine pirro, harrison ford. >> president biden of throwing unity out of the window. read ahead head with divisive midterm strategy saying that the republicans threaten our democracy and the philosophy with fascism. signals a more aggressive

approach as biden gets ready to embark on nationwide travel and apparently a blitz. 71 days until election day and the democratic national committee chair seems to be on board. >> president biden said he should not view each other as adversaries in this country but as neighbors and we should treat each other with dignity and respect. help us in my fascism a label for the republican party fit with the inaugural address? >> the one thing that president joe biden has been has always been consistent. and he has always been somebody who does what my grandfather used to do, which is speak it plain. >> mr. chairman you embrace semi semi fascism. let's call what it is what it is spirits before his new tone not sitting well with new hampshire and usually reserved for republican governor. >> he is trying to stir up anti-republican sentiment before the election. it is horribly inappropriate and insulting. people should be insulted. he should apologize.

>> dana: watch this even though the media is questioning the tactic. >> there is no backpedaling on this. there is a clear aggressive strategy that parents have democrats and juices up the base because they want to see him be more aggressive. but it does become problematic because this is the guy that says he wants to unified. >> dana: herald the president signed the inflation reduction act in too much fanfare but gas prices have ticked down and then he decided to basically bailed out several thousand million people with student loans. he topped it off with this comment about maga republicans being semi fascism. that is a strategy and everybody on the democratic side is using this language. do they have some focus that this will be a real winner? >> harold: i don't know. [laughter] dana, you said something a week ago and i think it was a week ago right after inflation reduction act was signed. you said if you were advising

the president, you don't know why he would go back to delaware. he should have gone on the road and promoted it. i think that is what they should have done. i think it would have allowed for a different kind of entry into the political season. we are two months away. i think president biden is on the receiving end of act the last few months and pretty interesting verbal attacks and characterizations of his presidency. he's going to give a little bit back and we shouldn't be surprised by that. i think you think about presidents in the past, president obama was called a socialist, a terrorist, someone not born in the united states and end up serving four years of an eight-year presidency. this is politics. this does go against the brain because president biden is running and i thought he gave one of the great speeches when his inaugural address accentuated and amplified these points. here we are in a new season and it will get messier. we have had republicans say things about president trump.

but one thing it that is concerning, judge, president biden... my friends with incredible energy of love and unity coming towards me. one of the things that we found the polling data shows us is that the only person who was more divisive on a national level than president biden is president, former president trump. so we shouldn't be surprised the parties will try to use a little bit of this as they get going. we will see how it fares. he may be punished because he wanted to be a unifier or as peter alexander said in a clip, he gets energized and midterms are about energizing. >> is this his deplorables moment, judge? it is peer to follow up on what harold said. this is the guy that wants to be a unifier is what alexander said appeared what joe biden did it started this rhetoric that was so insulting that he should

remember 73 million or 74 million americans voted for donald trump. he should also recognize that in the primaries, in the primaries before the midterms, donald trump tap on the shoulder of the candidate was for many of them the winning nod that they needed. i think it is sheer stupidity to do that, but worse than that. this is hatred. fascism is something that americans hate appear to connected with world war ii, my father fought in world war ii and we connect that with people killing americans, fighting for freedom. we don't do that because, you know, hatred and this kind of rhetoric leads to violence. that is the way it is. hate is hate. hate leads to violence and violence leads to retaliation. now, the left may decide they need to jam things up and they want to see joe biden get a little more excited with 56% of the democrats don't want biden to run for reelection. so this is how the guy who

apparently lied when he said he wanted to be the unifier and the adult in the room, this is how he's getting jammed up by hitting the other side appear that is not what we are talking about. you know what i'm tired to be honest with you what they said about obama. we are not talking about obama. we are talking about what joe biden called at least 75 million americans who voted and a hell of a lot more that didn't. >> dana: the other thing as the head of the democratic party, he is basically giving the go-ahead to everybody else on the party to say similar things. here is colorado secretary of state janet griswold. she said, she claims americans could lose their right to vote within months if the republicans ran the elections, joey. >> joey: look at georgia, jim crow 2.0 or the because voter turnout in the state of georgia. it depends on how you look at it. if you are republicans, i doubt a lot of liberals and joe biden in washington right now, hope so, hope you are tuning in to

learn but if not don't get outraged. don't get offended, be vindicated. he is showing you that his track record of saying racist things and coherent things, divisive things is absolutely intact. don't let him realize how bad it is. let him continue to talk for the next several months and make a bunch of commercials and roll them out october, early november. in win this midterm and win it strong. this is a coherent plan they put together. this is their strategy. back to trump candidates in the primaries, which we saw and do to get the trump candidates on the ballot. then you do this create negative headlines buys slow rolling the january 6 committee and mar-a-lago, the raid was a part of this. phase 2 and the phase where you try to convince the country that simply being conservative is equivalent to every horrible thing they have ever said about president trump. you try to put it in one basket

of depl deplorables. >> dana: well, we are at a phase where the operative question is what biden won't do to get far left voters energized? >> none of us took him seriously. most days he cannot complete a sentence if we are honest. it is disgusting because we never seen an attack on a vote or pure they delivery attack was not something she wanted to get out but when is she felt that wt she wasn't at a public event that came out of her mouth. for all the divisive myths for trump attacking his media and opponents but not the people. and i think what this speaks to heading into the midterms is a lack of deliverable. there was nothing they can say to voters to mitigate their life is better off now than it was two years ago, which is why instead you're not getting people what they did with inflation and the border because it is terrible but instead ultra maga and i can't believe it is not maga. would you run on this record and knock on the door, inflation.

you like fentanyl overdose deaths? it's terrible! >> dana: it was a way for them to get on offense and be offensive. >> it is very offensive and it is offensive to me because i talk to the maga folks on the radio every day. they are the nicest people in the world and they don't care about rights. they don't want to take over away rights peer that is who they are. >> dana: i'm sure still reeling from that performance over the weekend but coming up bad policy and bad politics. the roll back to biden trillion dollar bailout is just getting started. ♪ ♪

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>> judge jeanine: white house facing more intense backlash over president biden's ridiculous trillion dollar student debt and out. it is not just republicans. some democrats trying to warn the party that it is going to backfire. >> i think a targeted approach

right now really does send the wrong message. there is a lot of people making $30,000, $40,000 a year that didn't go to college. they need help as well, which is why i propose a tax cut for working people that will affect everybody. >> fed policy is bad politics. that amount of money, you can find pre-k for every three and four year for ten years. >> judge jeanine: once again to white house dodging questions on who will pay for this. >> who specifically is fitting the bill for student loan forgiveness? >> we haven't gotten that in concrete yet. >> let's start with a spirit first of all, the same people criticizing what we rightly did in following through on a commitment that we made to forgive student loan debt are the same people who voted for tax cut for the richest

americans. >> judge jeanine: g, what a shock, she didn't answer the question pure and amazing, the vice president of the united states okay, look this past weekend, up to $1 trillion. what we got last week was $300 billion, maybe $500 billion is now $1 trillion is estimated to cost us. and the truth is nobody from the government will tell us, not that i expect an answer from the vice president. but if the government is forgiving the debt, then the taxpayers are pegging the principal in the interest on top of it. are they not question asked before they are so insulted that the voters can't figure this out. obviously, they can't answer who will pay for it or the authority that they have two keep school administrators from raising tuition. biden said i will hold them accountable. okay, but that is not actually in the legislation, server peer that is not even legislation is the other thing. also, why should the texas of somebody who got a student loan

and biden got a raw deal but why should that person get a bailout when somebody in wyoming who bought a backhoe with the same amount of money did not get the bailout? they can't answer it. when they can't answer it, people are smart enough to figure it out. paul mccullough i can understand tim ryan, the senate race with j.d. vance in ohio, that is plus 11 trump state. so tim ryan, but paul mccalla says it's terrible policy, that must mean underneath the surface of the democrats right now, there must be a lot of frustration, anger and they think this is bad. >> judge jeanine: that frustration joey, you go out into the country you talk to people. everybody is talking about this. people are really upset about this. the idea that we are going to forgive this student debt and

people who are making money promised to pay that money. there is outrage out there. >> joey: it is infuriating. it is like getting a bill for applebee's for a dinner you didn't eat, okay? they are not throwing a chicken finger in the envelope but you owe applebee's money. the waitress is a gender studies major. it is criminally unfair and it is disgusting the way they are passing the buck without telling us who they are passing it to. we know the truth. my son is 6'5" and getting a women's basketball scholarship down the road. [laughter] you guys are saving up for college but i'm saving up for a blond wig. i'm sending him to duke, it will be fine. >> judge jeanine: okay, harold, it is the wrong message. it certainly is terrible policy. it doesn't unify the party or the country. >> harold: well, for anybody cynically that thinks democrats do things to excite democrats is not proven. i think a lot of us are

concerned about this. the instinct, the president's instinct to do something for the middle-class family is a good one. however, paul said very well, we sit around this table, dana, and the judge, last week the rising cost of college. why don't we pay with that to ensure inflation, the tuition prices are really sustainable with inflation? it would be different if the kids coming out of school and we didn't have a dearth of teachers and a dearth of engineers and a dearth of family doctors and nurses. we were filling all of the slots, it would be one thing, which is one reason we agree around the table a few days ago if we do this we should condition. we can think of a lot of things and paul is right a number of things we could have done. we could have spent $200 to $400 billion to middle-class families but this one doesn't quite do the job. i hope they follow back up with something very serious about something we all can agree on. the runway cost of college tuition in this country needs to be addressed because we should

be getting out of this as a nation and as investors and kids education. >> judge jeanine: go ahead, joey. >> joey: bite the hand that feeds and regulate indoctrination camps of students they are getting all the voters from? they will not put pressure on academia because academia is making sure they win collections the next several years in their mind or next several cycles. well, ... [laughter] >> this is the bigger problem, it is voluntary debt. if you want to brand yourself as empathetic, how about the people. on that topic i put a tweet out complete sarcasm and taken wrongly both sides here. i said something along the li lines, "man and a dope because i gave up both my legs for college tuition." everybody hit back why would you want everybody to lose their legs for college tuition.

no, no, no, it was a part of my compensation package and duties include taking the risk of getting myself blown up here this is not a compensation package that people mutually agreed to. what bothers me so much about this is not that people are getting a $10,000 handout. i don't mind americans getting help in something. it is the fact how it is being done. how they are spinning in our face and telling us it is raining. $700 billion deficit reduction that they saved from the ira is going to be deleted by this, which means as to the deficit. how stupid do they think we are? we sell this bill last week saying we will have $700 billion deficit reduction, but now we will add $700 billion to it with this program and that means it didn't have deficit. 100% of these haven't been paid. but since we are only going to ask have to pay it back in december, that offsets the half we will not ask. it doesn't make sense.

that time of messaging shows you what they think about us. they think we are absolutely stupid. and they want us to send our kids to these colleges to guarantee it. >> judge jeanine: yep. no one can say it better than joey. up next the fbi claims nothing to see here after facebook blames them for censoring the hunter biden laptop story. ♪ ♪ ♪ meta portal go. look professional. ♪ even if you don't feel it. meta portal. the smart video calling device... - right on time! - of course. that makes work from home work for you. so, shall we get started?

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♪ ♪ >> the fbi doing serious damage control over a stemming allegation over mark zuckerberg. he claims they limited the hunter biden story after the feds gave a pre-election warning

about russia propaganda. and he claims this is something they routinely do and adding "the fbi cannot ask or direct companies to take action or information received." republican senator ron johnson said the decision was consequential. speak with the fact that the american public known corruption of the biden family and hunter biden, joe biden not be president, we wouldn't have open borders or 40 year high inflation, record gas prices, rising crime. all these disasters and the biden administration would not have happened but for the fbi's politicization and partisanship and suppression of the hunter biden laptop here they have it december 2019 and did nothing with it. speak with an comedian bill maher going off on big tech for suppressing the story. >> to buried the hunter biden -- >> wasn't the press doing that? >> he is saying that's what the press did appear that is what they did appear they buried the

hunter biden story before the election because they were likee can't risk having the election thrown to trump. we will tell them after the election. >> we know for a fact that is what they did? >> of course! >> you know for a fact that's what they did? >> i know because you only watch msnbc. [laughter] >> how do you react to that? >> well, obviously, he doesn't keep up on contemporary news. but look, this thing is a sad commentary on the fbi, which is already suffering because if it's very checkered past as it relates to its equal application of the law and its equal, you know, justice approach depending upon who the suspect is. hillary clinton gets a pass. they negotiate whether or not they want to declassify her emails. on a server that was not secured and hacked by other governments.

but donald trump even though he is working with people and already getting guns blazing 6:00 in the morning for information, they have a double padlock. i think the problem with all of this is that the fbi and merrick garland at the department of justice have a burden right now. and the burden is to prove that you are legitimate institution of the american government. because right now, people don't believe that is the case. and why all of a sudden is the fbi calling zuckerberg, calling facebook and saving, we think russian disinformation is coming down." >> you didn't say that russian collusion delusion was being cooked up. you didn't say, hey, "new york times" we think russian collusion delusion being cooked up. no, it is only anti-trump. and someone working against trump. that is what i think. by the way, zuckerberg said "we had third party who was

investigating and doing fact-checking." who was your third party mark zuckerberg? say, people could find it. hogwash. they couldn't find the hunter biden story on facebook because you blocked it. you censored it and you decided you, hundreds of millions of dollars as i understand it and i could be wrong to the democrats. you stopped it. so donald trump could be defeated and joe biden could be elected. and that is the mess we are in. >> joey, your thoughts on this? >> joey: first of all, with zuckerberg, if you read this or watched the interview with joe rogan he blamed everybody but himself. we are not as bad as twitter. the fbi told us to do it. then he says actually we don't do it, we have a third-party organization to tell us because we don't want to be deciding what is and is not truth. what he means is they work with someone they can pass the blame to do what they want to do. social media censorship is a huge problem.

congress should be involved in fixing this. i don't how they will do that. you would know better than i would. >> passed legislation. >> this is something the american people deserve. it is easy enough with mark zuckerberg or whoever put the american people deserve to be able to not -- it's not about telling us what is or isn't true because everything has semblance of bias in it. it is not preventing us from seeing information. hunter biden coming every single day that story becomes more t true. >> i didn't mean to interrupt you when you were talking but no doubt they didn't come for the story. but listening to mark zu mark zuckerberg, they don't respond to organizations for trying young teenage women in ways that make them more insecure appear they didn't seem to react to that. >> dana: well, they did and they had to testify in congress on that too. we have studies -- i'm not here to defend facebook.

[laughter] mind trick you just bold. >> i want to dp to come with me. >> dana: one of the things that is clear, facebook and twitter, there are new social media companies popping up in other ways in order to get information. tiktok is one of them. what is tick-tock saying? they will help us out. they will help us figure out what we should know before the election. and all the young people, that is where they are doing. and some of the young people in congress and not just those particular companies. if congress is going to do anything i don't know how they do it but a broader more encompassing peace. now, i do think one of the things happening on both entities list talk about meta, facebook, fbi, is the remedy for both is more transparency. more transparency in the algorithm and who the third party is and how that is working at facebook. who comes to talk to you and how do you make those decisions?

in the fbi, how do you decide? so transparency is excellent with the people are looking for. that is a theme through all of these things. you can say, that's fine but let's find out a little bit m more. how did you get probable cause? all of those things you are not getting at the moment that is hurting the credibility social media companies, the fbi, and other institutions. >> but it's hard to jump on that but i didn't jump on any police officer when we saw the terrible departments. it is hard to attack the fbi. >> but we have seen the fbi do things worth attack, maybe not the rank and file but upper leadership. in this affidavit the only thing we know for certain, they have to be running low on black ink because pages and pages to be redacted appear that is reassuring on tiktok. obviously an app stealing the information of our children would never want to manipulate the country.

i feel better knowing they are involved. big tech, it is a nightmare and mark trying to distance himself from something. he spent so much money on this election. so the fbi came to him. they knew he would cooperate. that is the bigger story, harold, they don't want to slam the fbi but at the same time, how do you give them a free pass on limiting the reach of a story they knew was true? hunter biden's laptop story was real just because "new york times" and "washington post" after the election doesn't mean intelligence community did not know it was real. the business partners came forth to cooperate this. think how far we are willing to run with the mueller probe with nothing to cooperate it. living, breathing business partners that said this is legit and the number you have reached is not in service. >> judge jeanine: there is one more point and that is "the new york post" did the whole thing on the hunter biden laptop, zuckerberg and facebook said somebody called "the new york post" because they must know something that we

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♪ ♪ >> joey: welcome back. the so called tolerant left showing true colors. the local mob lashing out at stars sydney sweeney telling her she has a racist after posting

photos from her mom's 60th birthday party. so what was the controversy? an attendee was wearing and please brace yourselves here, a blue lives matter t-shirt. oh, the word. and another shows a guess showing maga saying make 60 great again. in the upcoming actress fighting back, you guys, this is wild" purity celebration for my mom's milestone 60th birthday has turned into to observed political statement which was not the intention. please stop making assumptions. what she means, jimmy please stop assuming -- this woman is as conservative as hillary clinton. she works middle hollywood and she's not conservative and she tweeted black lives matter a couple of years ago. she is being shamed for loving her family. >> what she needs to understand, she shouldn't have touched this because it amplifies it and gives it what it wants.

there was a college industry of people getting out of out of bed to get matt on twitter. scientists have a word for them and they are called losers. she gave losers a lot of oxygen because they can run with the story. the truth is everybody if you were eavesdropping on somebody's party looking to trash them because you are not getting invited to the party. these are losers. >> joey: say it again they are called what? what? >> listen to me. you will never be at a party and i can't wait for the guy that gets offended that everything shows up here that is the point. you cannot cater to these people in society because they are the worst among us. we never liked them on social media and we should not pander to them now. she should have taken an instagram photo that said make the middle finger great again. >> joey: i can kind of sympathize, she wants a career and she's good at it at it evidently. in this show about being

incredibly happy. so you know what i'm talking about when i say, there are actors in hollywood big-name actors who will send me a picture of fox in the green room, but they wouldn't touch being on fox with a 10-foot pole because they are scared appearance before one of those things, joey, they won't call you but they will call you to say happy birthday. because that would taint them. and i would imagine that probably her instincts, but i bet her agent had said, you are going to have to address this because we will not get roles." they don't understand crisis communication. resistance twitter is the worst people in the world. if he will ignore them, they go away. >> joey: you know, he rolled we talk about socializing but you spend time with these crazy people that i call progressive's. [laughter] so you know a little bit about how they think. i don't understand it but what is the thought process? i will ask you this, is blue

lives matter t-shirt racist? >> harold: by no means. >> joey: is donald trump racist? >> we have a t-shirt that says fun fbi. so people -- look this is absurd. absolutely absurd. i don't care what these people are wearing t-shirts or hats that they espouse their political party. we are americans. for those of us that believe in freedom, freedom extends those of my party who believed deeply in pro-choice and those who believe deeply in being able to do things behind closed doors in your home. how on earth can you take this young lady on who likely agrees with a lot of the people? >> joey: exactly. >> harold: but even if she didn't, it is her party. happy birthday to her mom. >> joey: judge... >> harold: who cares. it is her party. >> joey: judge, you are known for exuberant social party. how would you react if somebody

like hillary clinton showed up to one of your party's? is this how conservatives would react? >> judge jeanine: no one would care, first of all. but i have to tell you when you talk about p.r. people her p.r. people, some p.r. she is a member of i don't know some agency. and the a in the network, the person from the network said your fans, posting photos of you with your dad and blue lives matter shirt is an unreasonable early. they are relate -- this p.r. person from the network is really hitting it. this is what i think. if you are offended by someone who wears a blue lives matter t-shirt, why don't you send a letter to your local police department and told him if i call you for 911, don't show up because i no longer want to be associated with you. these people are so stupid. it amazes me. >> joey: 100% right and this

is the one comment, one of the people responded with that make america 60 again have to is violence. let me tell you, have you ever been punched in the face you never walk away thinking thank god that was not a hat, oh, man. >> joey: we will leave it there before i get punched in the face by the controller. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. i would say that to me an important aspect is too... meta portal with smart sound. helps reduce your background noise. bring that sense of calm, really... so you come through, loud and clear. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back. time for "the fastest." first up, isn't this just adorable? an emotional support alligator pulling off a philadelphia water park with bystanders nearby while the alligator is legit support animal. and not like a frenzy happy yorkie. don't worry about getting eaten. he loves to snuggle an easy outgoing personality. dana, are you replacing percy with a wild alligator question marks before i'm not buying this. i don't understand why people were not running from the scene. the alligator right off of that leash, something is weird here.

you know me, i'm not deep state but i don't know what's going on. >> judge, the larger point no one feels safe on the streets of philly anymore unless they have an alligator. >> judge jeanine: the thing that bothers me decided that his emotional support animal. take their license away. i don't want that thing on an airplane. i don't think t want that thing anywhere near me. it is just ridiculous. she sleeps with it! who sleeps -- i've heard of dry skin but i mean... >> you say, joby, this should be emotional pair of cowboy boots instead? >> joey: i had an emotional alligator when i had legs. no, listen. i went on the deep dive on this over the weekend. this is crazy! and this is what i decided. people who have pets are insane. >> judge jeanine: thank you.

>> harold? >> harold: i'd love to see the picture of judge's face if the alligator came into the gucci store. >> dgetting sliced up. >> judge jeanine: i will get in trouble for that one. >> something that will cheer you up former nba star jaelyn rosen whipping like there is no tomorrow at the charity event. [crowd reacting] [laughter] >> it turns out playing golf is a little harder than basketball. >> judge jeanine: he needs a longer driver. that is the problem. now, he may had it. he lifts his head up. it is a typical thing. >> harold is this adam sandler sequel called "gilmore?" >> you should understand, won mh

of this year's got a shell filled, they can't touch you there, but... >> if you said he could beat you in golf, we are obtaining car keys. you can't cosign for this because may be a windmill involved. >> i think golf is a made up way to entertain men on the wee weekends. i don't agree with it. so i have more respect. >> danny you are do dana, you aa sports expert on this. >> dana: i think if you do something, you will do a lot for a charity. you will embarrass yourself. so yeah. >> that being said, this open should be closed. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪

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deign time now for one more thing. harold. >> one of the more touching stories you will hear. 10-year-old saved this life after suffered a seizure in backyard pool. caught the harrowing moment dove into the pool to pull his mother to safety. he held her mother bo water for a minute before his grandfather jumped. in he was the hero and present an award bravery kingston police department. >> i don't know what i'm nor jealous of the heroism or the kid doesn't have to wear a t-shirt in the pool. >> judge jeanine: that is a wonderful story. that really is. >> all right. i'm talking today about a minnesota man who opened his heart and home to misfit dogs according to larry, no dog gets left behind. past six years rescuing disabled dogs from euthanasia with the hopes of giving them a good life and a good life he has given

them. four 1 dogs packing his home, there was never a dull moment. curious george and helping hunter. i don't know where i got that one from. larry says the dogs have such unique personalities, bring so much joy to everyone. larry may be the hero having given these dogs a second chance but he says that he is the one who has been saved. >> dana: very sweet. >> joey: going to put me in one of those carts. is my turn? calhoun georgia yello jackets varsity football team traveled three hours out of alabama to play the higher garden dale rockets younger small school dealing with injuries. pulled out an upset beat the rockets 30-31. absolute thriller and my son was in the marching band. [cheers] >> dana: i love a marching

>> i love this: you got cheese? that's good stuff. >> dana: i will do mine real quick. friday night we went to kenny chesney concert. no shoes. he always ends in boston. it was this amazing energy, just a terrific event. old dominion played, carly

pearce played. dan and shae played. kenny chesney for two hours. all the hits. everyone knew all the words. it was incredible experience. >> you knew all the words? >> dana: i knew all the words. >> judge jeanine: sounds great. >> dana: i have a terrible singing voice. >> she is great stage diver. >> dana: that's it for us. happy monday everybody. "special report" is up next. >> bret: what does jimmy son have me on over under. >> 41 and a half. [laughter] >> bret: thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight increasing fallout president biden's plan for eliminating hundreds of billions of dollars in student loan debt. loud voices of opposition actually within the president's own party. one big question who pays for it. another is it fair to people who paid off their loans or skipped college, didn't go because of the cost? or a third is it even legal? white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off