News about Jeanine Pirro

A pro-Palestinian group has announced plans to'flood the tree lighting for Gaza,' ahead of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting. The annual Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting is scheduled for Wednesday evening, with the tree lighting ceremony starting around 7 p.m. Since a pro-Palestine group called 'Within Our Lifetime' posted a flyer on Monday night titled 'Flood the tree lighting For GAZA,' police have urged attendees to act with 'elevated vigilance' during the annual festival.'

On Monday, Jesse Watters told Fox viewers he was bitten by a dog over Thanksgiving. He said the owner was a Democrat because she drove a Subaru and didn't recognize him. It was Subaru Outback.' He said he was going to have a lottery soon. 'She didn't know me,' says the narrator.' Watters had reported that his family had gotten rid of Duchess, the sister of Jeanine Pirro's dog. Both Watters and his wife posed with the dog on October 11, with a photo captioned: 'Life's short, get the dog!!Meet the newest member of the Watters family - DUCHESS (Duchy for short)!!! Thanks to @judge_jeanine for guiding me on her (fun fact: Judge Jeanine's dog and Duchy are sisters). 'We love our new Bernadoodle baby.' However, Watters told his Fox colleagues on The Five on Friday, 'We ended up getting rid of the puppy we got back to.'

Dinh (pictured left), who will leave the role at the end of 2023, joined Fox in 2018 and headed its legal and compliance divisions during the months-long court battle sparked by the network's coverage of false charges that Dominion riggered the election. Dinh would receive a lump-sum cash payment of $23 million as part of a separation deal, according to Fox. After leaving the role of legal adviser, he'll become a special advisor to the firm.

When a member of the cabin crew interrupted the Southwestern flight from Phonix to Houston, the rest of the plane appeared excited. "We're going to sing Happy Birthday to Jeanine on the count of three," he announced over the intercom.' Judge Jeanine Pirro, who took a hand over her face and squealed, 'Ohhh,' before breaking out in a grin.

According to DailyMail.com, NYPD cops suspect they have identified one of the two men who remained in a lethal chokehold as ex-marine Daniel Neely. According to law enforcement agencies, they are trying to locate one witness down by surveillance video that, it's reported, shows him purchasing a MetroCard, but they have yet to find the second man. Both men need to know what happened on the uptown F train on May 1 before Neely died in order to get a better picture of what happened on the train.

Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran who was caught coughing a 'deceased' man on a New York City subway, says the charge against him had shocked his client. Steve Raiser said in a recent interview with FOX News' Jeanine Pirro, that his client simply wanted to help his passengers.' Despite being told that the procedure would be slow, the vet's lawyer also said their team was shocked when Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg announced charges. 'We were told that there would be a grand jury presentation, but it would take some time.' It was supposed to be a very deliberate process. It was not going to be rushed. We get a call one night before Daniel's surrender,' Raiser said. The lawyer's interview takes place just days after Penny turned himself into lawyers and just hours after a fundraiser for the Marines defunct $2 million was announced.

In his deposition for the $1.6 billion lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems, Fox Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch admitted that some of his Fox News hosts 'endorsed' incorrect allegations that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump. According to a transcript of Murdoch's sworn testimony from last month, the billionaire denied that Fox supported the allegations as a network, but acknowledged a series of his hosts shared the'stolen election lies.' The hosts, Jeanine Pirro, Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs, and Maria Bartiromo all agreed,' Murdoch said. Former host Dobbs did 'a lot,' and Hannity did 'a bit,' he said.' I would have liked us to be more vocal in dennouncing it in hindsight,' Murdoch said. Dominion denied that Fox broadcast remarks made by Trump-affiliated attorneys Sidney Powell and Rudy Giuliani that defamed the voting corporation, according to Dominion. Dominion's claim in the filing was "an extreme, unsupported interpretation of defamation legislation that would discourage journalists from doing basic reporting," a Fox News spokeswoman said.

Waseem Awawdeh, 24, was sentenced to six months in jail for an anti-Semitic attack on Joseph Borgen, 30, in May 2021. Awawdeh spent up to seven years in prison, but he promised to do it again.' Attorney Alvin Bragg is now being chastised for what critics are calling a 'Open Season on Jews.' Bragg was elected in 2021 on the promise of criminal justice reform.

Since pictures of him in an American Airlines lounge and a business class seat appeared after his $250 million bond issue, disgraced Sam Bankman-Fried seems to be living a life of luxury. Bankman-Fried seen relaxing in JFK's American Airlines Flagship lounge and later, without shoes, in a business class seat on a AA flight. The images, which were posted on social media on Friday, showed two snaps in the lounge with a caption claiming he was there 'with his parents, FBI, and lawyers.'

Judge Jeanine Pirro said on Thursday that Sam Bankman-Fried will never be charged because two of his top executives have pleaded guilty and are cooperating. Pirro said the weight of evidence against Bankman-Fried would have to show that he did not know that his company was involved in a massive fraud. On Thursday, bankman-Fried, the maker of the defunct cryptocurrency company FTX, appeared in court in Manhattan and was released on a $250 million bail – a new record. He will face his fraud lawyer at his parents' $4 million home in California. Caroline Ellison (top right), Bankman-Fried's ex-girlfriend, and Gary Wang, FTX's former chief technology officer, all pleaded guilty on Wednesday and are now cooperating.

On Monday evening, the All-American Fox News Christmas tree was lit in Times Square for this year. Craig Tamanaha, a homeless man, set fire to the company's tree last year, prompting the festive celebration. At the third-annual lighting ceremony outside the network's New York City headquarters, FDNY and NYPD joined Fox News Media. The 50-foot tree was unveiled in Times Square during an event hosted live by Greg Gutfeld, Judge Jeanine Pirro, Dana Perino, Jessica Tarlov and Jesse Watters. Judge Pirro said at Dailymail.com that the annual lighting ceremony is 'impressive and it's magnificent,' so many people attempted to burn it down last year.' We just put it right back up, right away. Let them try again, and we'll start right back up again.'

Following Jeanine Pirro (left) and Greg Gutfeld, co-hosts of The Five, called US Rep. Alexandria-Ocasio (right) a "frickin' moron," following her remarks on Election Night that a greater number of police officers in the subways would only cause crime to rise. Pirro said, 'She is so stupid, it's amazing.' Despite increasing almost 30% from last year, Cortez issued a tweet on Election Day while still claiming that crime in NYC was down by almost 30% from last year. A surge in violent crime (inset), prompting authorities to add more officers to the subway cars.

Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, Jeanine Pirro, and Lou Dobbs have all been interviewed over allegations that they propagated election fraud as proponents of Donald Trump.

Dominion filed a lawsuit against Fox News in March last year, arguing that the network had deliberately spread a false story that its machines and counting methods were rigged in favour of President Joe Biden. According to people close to the trial, the Washington Post, Carlson, and Pirro were deposed last week, but Dobbs was deposed yesterday. Hannity is set to be interrogated today.

The federal judge who was investigating the attempt to unseal the document that fueled the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago announced an order Monday to deny the government's attempt to keep the entire document under seal and declared his willingness to reveal at least some of the facts publicly. Judge Bruce Reinhart of the Federal Magistrate has disapproved the government's argument that 'the current record justifies keeping the entire Affidavit under seal.' The judge instead advocates for 'narrowly tailoring' what is made public and looking for the 'least onerous alternatives', a position that might lead to new details about the government's probe within days. It came in an order in which the judge - who refused to sign off on the FBI's search warrant for portions of the former president's home and golf club - said there is a'strong likelihood' that unsealing it would cause it to impede the ongoing probe by obstruction of justice and witness coercion or reprisal.' It's also predicted that it'll compromise legitimate privacy interests by openly revealing the identity of the accused as well as providing evidence that could be used to identify witnesses.' Last week, the judge postponed a final decision and told the government that redactions had been requested to the paper.