So welcome to We'll Do It Live and who better than to do it live with?

Then Judge Jeanine Piro everyone, here she is.

You don't see much of her because she's so busy these days, but we snagged her,

and I am very happy that you're happy. And I mean not. Thank you. Because I didn't know,

you know, this five thing was a cushy job. This, come on. This Fox Five thing, you're sitting there.

If you can put up with Gutfeld, that's all you get. Oh, boy, if that isn't the point. Right, right. But it's a cushy job. It's like, okay, here's a lot of money. Just sit there and then you say a few things and you go home. This is a hard job, but not a lot of people know what you do.

What do you do?

Well, first of all, the five was, you know, not a cushy job.

It was a great job because you get hair and makeup and you make money and

You know, you have to be up on the news. You know that. I mean you were in the business and you were at the top of the pyramid when you were in that business But this job is

Janine or me going back to my roots.

It's the job that I started and it's a job that I love.

I love criminal justice.

I love the idea of fighting on behalf of the victims of crime.

I like enforcing the law.

I believe in law and order.

I believe in the Constitution. I believe in law and order. I believe in the Constitution.

I believe that things have gotten so out of whack that we really needed to, you know, kind of

readjust what was happening. And when I saw that Washington, D.C. at the fourth highest murder rate in the nation, comparable to, you know,

the capital of some third world country, as recently as two years ago, I said, that's a kind

of place where maybe I have something to offer. When the president called, first of all,

I was honored, and I knew that it was something that would feed into my

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