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Judge Jeanine’s opening statement begins at the 2:05 point in the video. She says, “Now you know that the only way to make actual change in this country is not only to have the moxie and the guts to do it but also to not care about what the drive-by media and the haters think of it. To make change will take someone who doesn’t obsess, put fingers to the wind, someone who doesn’t give a damn about what the naysayers or the chattering classes say.”

Judge Jeanine says, “Because Donald Trump has been fearless in his campaign to become Commander-in-Chief, and because he fought outside all of the political boxes, because he was willing to do into a den of lions, with only one thing in mind, winning and indeed, came out winning, Donald Trump will be the biggest change agent in the history of the United States.”

“His speech yesterday,” Judge Jeanine says, “reflected the man that America elected. It was straightforward, direct, by all accounts Donald J. Trump. But some saw it as dark and militaristic and un-American. Rachel Maddow, for one, said, “The crime, the drugs, the American carnage, the despair, the decay; you can’t imagine the outgoing ‘president’ giving a speech like that.”

She notes, “This president also repeating that our guiding principle in America will be America first. America first.” Although many Americans would have no problem with that guiding principle and think it is what our position should be, Judge Pirro says, “that’s not what he said,” playing the actual audio of the comments.

Judge Jeanine says, “You know, for those of you who are fortunate enough to live in a world that doesn’t involve poverty, the inner-city, crime, drugs or gangs that the President was talking about, you are the elites. You are the ones who are not connected to the reality of the life that so many in this great nation have to live.” Rachel Maddow has riled up the Judge by behaving like the elite that she somehow managed to weasel her way into becoming. With no more to offer than she had to begin with, there’s more to that story and it’s probably better if we don’t know.