>> jesse: lou, i'm glad i got to go to that sec to pitch up against georgia. i wasn't going to go because of stuff going on at home, but i'm glad i went to see that game, and him coach that game that last time. i had a chance to meet him over the years, and it was a great privilege. just like it's a great privilege to have gotten to know you over the years, because our former college athletes, coach, we always go back to the team experience, and we appreciate you and your commentary. we need politicians who know how to retire at the right time, as well. come back soon. great to see you. that's it for us tonight. the next time you see me, i'll be shivering in des moines with the rest of the fox hosts. we will bring you the latest details on the ground and stopped by "the angle" monday night. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight -- >> it was really just the grand avenue, can you do this the way you want to do it?

>> jesse: nick saban gets it. is biden next? >> vegetables would rot in the ground if they weren't being picked by many illegal immigrants. the fact is that the birthrate in in this country is way below replacement level. >> jesse: cheap labor and more babies. the democrats finally confessed. newsom banning peewee football, but lets kids cut off their peepees. plus -- ♪ ♪ what separates good from great? everyone is talented. but what are the great have in common? grit. they wanted more, and they work for it, and they love the grind. >> if your job is to try to be the best basketball player you

can be, to do that, you have to practice and you have to train. you want to train as much as you can, as often as you can. if i start earlier, i can train more hours. the other guys are doing it because i know what their training schedule is. so i know, if i did's consistently over time, the gap is just going to widen and widen and widen and they won't be able to get that back. the mentality is a really simple one in the sense that the confidence comes from preparation. so in the game is on the line, i'm not asking myself to do something i haven't done thousands of times before. >> jesse: everyone is motivated, but the greats take it to a whole new level. >> whenever you get an opportunity, you take advantage of it. you treat it like it's the super bowl. you treat it like it's game day. go out there and treat practice like no one else does. and i did that every single day. and it was a lot, it was taxing on me. it was a lot of stress for me, even in high school. i look back at that time, it wasn't probably like a typical

college experience, because i was motivated to play but i had to take it to a new level that the other guys wouldn't. >> jesse: nick saban, head coach of university of alabama football, has one acts escaping ships with the crimson tide. he's won seven cod shipping chips total, they gain the greatest college football coach of all time. saban developed an attitude among his players and all athletes and all professionals in any industry can appreciate. >> and i were true bill belichick, we had one sign in the building. it was dear job. you go into all these places and you see all these things, one sign. "do your job." he defined the expectation for everybody in the organization, whether it was a secretary, the personnel people, the coaches, the players. the kind of players we wanted, the kind of size they needed to be, the kind of personal characteristics we wanted them to have, the critical factors to

play their position. but once it was defined, you have to be responsible for your own self-determination. >> jesse: he coached hundreds of players into the nfl, some of the biggest stars. but it's over. saban announced his retirement this week, and he ended his career on his own terms. here's why. >> my age started to become a little bit of an issue. people wanted assurances that i would be here for three years, five years, whatever, and it got harder and harder for me to be honest about. to be honest, this last season was grueling. it was a real grind. >> jesse: saban is acknowledging the responsibility he has for others. he's not focused on himself. he's focused on the future of the program. players' futures, and their families who needed a firm commitment. it takes a certain amount of humility, a certain amount of self-awareness, and an ability to look outside of yourself, to step down at the right time so

that the program doesn't sacrifice quality down the line. that is what leadership looks like. as we all know, ego can be costly. biden should listen to nick saban. he should listen to his heart, which we know isn't fully in it. he can't do his job anymore. he pitched himself as a bridge to the next generation, and now he's become a burden. joe doesn't let the grind, he loves the beach, and he's clinging to the pageantry of the presidency while the whole country suffers. the attention to detail isn't there. he didn't even know his defense secretary was m.i.a. for a week. his days are starting later and later. briefings that were held at 9:00 a.m. are now held at 11:00 a.m. lids that were called at 6:00 p.m. now called at 4:00. sometimes days go by when the american people didn't even catch a glimpse of the commander in chief. and we look around and we wonder, is he doing all he possibly can?

we didn't hire biden so he could retire in the white house. >> at white house senior living, our residents feel right at home. our vibrant facility offers delightful activities and outings, round-the-clock professional care, and exquisite house-made meals. >> i've been eating everything they put in front of me. all the italian food, basically. >> and ice cream. >> chocolate chip ice cream. >> white house senior living, where residents feel like presidents. >> jesse: [laughs] after three days unseen, he called a campaign event in pennsylvania. the closest swing state to delaware. the state he was in last week where he anointed himself george washington. so what did the pennsylvania people think of george washington? biden visited a bike shop.

once he got inside, he seemed a little lost. >> this is morgan sure sherwin.>> jesse: after the bik, the president went to a coffee shop, and we are not sure what he's doing here. we hope he wasn't sniffing hair, but the young ladies didn't even seem to know he was president. it was an odd thing to bill as a campaign stop, because the president never gave a speech. he stopped by a fire house afterwards and read his economic plan from a note card. >> by the way, all this is connected. we've invested because of the infrastructure act. i want to get the number right. i think it is roughly -- how many billion dollars? $145 billion so far. for example, when you increase the number of jobs, that increases the number of customers. >> jesse: wow.

you would think he would have the economic plan memorized by now. now. the iowa caucus is monday. trump has been to iowa 13 times since july. biden hasn't been there for over a year. and despite biden trying to tie him down in court, trump has done 30-foot campaign stop since the summer. biden has done just about half of that, and most of those "campaign stops" have been pennsylvania, maryland, and delaware. biden must think he's got it in the bag. dance does. >> this is a neck and neck race, and no one feels very comfortable on the democratic side of things that donald trump isn't going to be the next president. >> well, i don't think nobody feels, i think many of us know that isn't possible for him to be the president again. >> jesse: not possible? what does that mean? nancy either knows something, or she hasn't been watching "jesse watters primetime," because here is biden's base from the other night. >> who do you want to enact the

2024 election, joe biden or donald trump? >> i want donald trump. >> uncle donald. >> that's a nice guy. >> trump is straight up and down like 6:00. at least i know when i get when it comes to him. >> i was more comfortable with donald trump in office. >> i'm not voting for joe biden. stealing people people voted for biden in 2020 because he laid low, claim because it was following the science, that he wanted everyone to be okay, and that was comforting to some people. and now that the pandemic is over and he is still laying low, we are wondering if the president is okay, because migrants and high prices are everywhere and the man has disappeared. he is detached. as saban says, isn't doing his job. he should do what saban did. don't finagle a win and then leave us with kamala in 2025. that would be a bridge to nowhere. let's bring in kaylee mcghee white, a "washington examiner"

editor. i mean, this is january, and that was a campaign stop. what is your assessment? >> or what counts as one. listen, the problem was joe biden, the reason he's not going to step aside or step down is because, number one, that would require him to know who he is, what he's doing, and where he's at on a daily basis. by the looks of things, that's a little too much to ask for at this point. i hope you're not going to ask me too much about nick saban, because the only thing i know about football is that taylor swift has been showing up to a few games, but i do know the big difference between nick saban and joe biden is that nick saban has a very successful career that will last a lifetime, and joe biden is a twice-failed presidential candidate, thrice-failed if you count the time he was passed over for hillary clinton in 2016, who just so happened to land in the oval office on his fourth try because democrats abuse every single level tower they had to make it happen. of course he's not going to step down. besides allegedly making millions of dollars off of his

sun's influence-peddling scheme, this is the only political accomplishment he's had in his tiredly long career. >> jesse: what is it about these politicians, though, kaylee? nancy is up there, biden is that they. you have senators literally dying in the senate. it's the only place where you can just continue to do your job even though you're not doing it, and no one seems to get the hint. >> and everyone seems to forget that politics was never supposed to be a career. it was supposed to be a civil service that you performed because you love your country and you love your fellow citizens. of course, that's too much to ask for of the democratic party. you'll notice that no one from the democratic establishment besides a few big names like david axelrod are asking for biden to step aside. i think that is because they don't really need him. of course, they don't have anyone to replace him with, but he's just a figurehead. the fact that biden didn't even know that his own defense secretary was awol for a week shows me that this

administration is running on autopilot. he has no input, no knowledge. they are doing it all without him. so whether he's the guy or not, it doesn't really matter. >> jesse: they are replacing saban. they've already nancy going to hire the guy from washington. surely the democrats have somebody on the bench that can come in. no? no one? >> it's not kamala harris. maybe karine jean-pierre. she has one of the other alphabet soup things going on for her, so maybe that'll be the next choice. >> jesse: kaylee, thank you so much. you don't know what this is, but roll tide. have a nice weekend. >> you, as well. >> jesse: lover boy has got a gun. that's nathan wade, the personal injury lawyer allegedly having sex with georgia d.a. fani willis patient that was wise to hire her boyfriend to prosecute trump, so she handed him nearly a million bucks in cash for a job, and used it for another

job. romantic vacations with fani. the press found out and now fani's lover is packing, which is probably why fani liked him in the first place, and "the new york post" snapped a photo of him holding a gun. now, trump prosecutors are armed and dangerous, and it's the first time the media didn't whine about open carry. what's going on here? should lawyers prosecuting the president be flashing handguns to reporters? with the message here? if ken starr was brandishing a glock on the way to court to prosecute clinton, are you kidding me? and when did wade buy a $100,000 audi? did you embezzle that from the slush fund? don't spend too much. fani needs the sexual kickbacks. those cruise prices just went up. bidenomics. the whole case is about to blow up like the one in new york. "shark tank's" kevin o'leary went on cnn and said the case is

dla on appeal >> forget about trump. every single real estate developer everywhere on earth does this. they always talk about their asset being worth a lot, and the bank says no. that's just the way it is. who lost money? nobody. the bank paid back the construction finance loan, and a new building was built. if you are going to sue this case and win, you've got to sue every real estate developer everywhere. this is all they do. this is what they do all day long, every day. so i don't think this thing will ever survive appeal regardless of what the fine is. this doesn't even make sense. >> jesse: case closed. ahead, democrats just told us why they are leading in all the illegals. you're not going to believe it. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jesse: ronald reagan once said a nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation. not too long ago, joe biden agreed. >> no great nation can be in a position where they can't control their borders. i don't go for this idea of having the allowance of significant increase, several hundred thousand people a year, to take regular jobs, particularly in the construction industry. when you have another 300,000 people competing to hang drywall, we have plenty of americans to take those jobs. 15 years from now we are going to be saying, what are we going to do about the flow of illegals into the country of the united states of america? >> jesse: 20 years later, that talk is racist, but biden is right. people are asking what we are going to do. so how did this guy turn into

the best travel agent in the world? why is he drilling holes in the border wall? why did he stop deportation? why is he butting heads with texas governor greg abbott? ab it puts up razor wire, biden grabs a pair of wire cutters. abbott tried to block the rio grande, biden sues him. now the feud has morphed into a mexican standoff. right in the middle of eagle pass, texas, ground zero for the border break-ins. the governor has decided to take matters into his own hands. fully armed texas national guardsmen busted in with military vehicles, and seized control of over 2.5 miles of border land right along the rio grande. in texas is throwing up razor wire and is blocking biden's border agents from getting in. texas has taken full control over this border checkpoint. we have here is a good old

constitutional crisis. does biden blink, or does he use federal muscle to push texas off his turf? both sides are armed. what's the move? the situation is urgent, because jerry nadler needs to eat. >> we need immigrants in this country. forget the fact that our vegetables would rot in the ground if they weren't being picked by many immigrants, many illegal immigrants. >> jesse: jerry nadler hasn't eaten a vegetable since reagan was president, but he can't stand seeing good food go to waste. nadler speaks for the whole party. >> agriculture. you're going to have vegetables rotting in the fields, you're going to have construction sites that will lie dormant. >> we have a shortage of workers in our country and we see even in florida some of the farmers and the growers say, why are you

shipping these immigrants up north? we need them to pick crops down here. >> those coming to the north are helping to put food on our ta table. >> jesse: wait a second, democrats said these were dreamers crossing the border. they're all going to college. but there really just here to pick crops? the democratic party has not changed a lot in 150 years. besides working the fields, these migrants are baby machines, they say. speak of the fact is that the birthrate in this country is way below replacement level, which means our population is going to start shrinking. and the ratio of people in social security and medicare is going to increase relative to the number of people supporting them. this is a problem faced by every major country in the world. few countries, however, have the means to solve this problem

through immigration. people want to immigrate to the united states. they do not want to immigrate to china or russia. we are very lucky in that respect. >> jesse: i've had four babies now. you've had one. maybe you should do and the lights and open a bottle of wine and set opening the border. something about what nadler said, where have i heard that before? >> the great replacement theory. >> this conservative, reactionary, anti-immigrant, antiurban, anti-change. >> you have folks on television stations talking about the replacement theory. scaring the living hell out of people who don't have a whole lot of emotional stability. >> jesse: we were told this idea of replacement was a racist right-wing theory. i'm confused now. >> and unrelenting stream of immigration, nonstop. nonstop. folks like me, who are caucasian, of european descent,

for the first time in 2017 will be the absolute minority in the united states of america. absolute minority. fewer than 50% of the people in america, from then on, will be white european stock. that's not a bad thing, that's the source of our strength. >> jesse: so, just so we understand, democrats are saying we need to open the borders so migrants come in here and they can have babies, and that's a good thing. what else are democrats saying about this theory of theirs? >> in a couple of presidential cycles, on election night, you'll be announcing that we are calling the 38 electoral votes of texas for the democratic nominee for president. it's changing, it's going to become a purple state and then a blue state because of demographics, because of population growth, folks from outside of texas. >> jesse: starting to make sense now, right? open the border, replace the babies americans aren't having with foreign babies, and in a

generation, red states become blue states. that's not what i said, that's what democrats just said. cheap labor and babies, crops and votes. don't you see? the open border is not a crisis, it's a goal. last september and october there were more border crossers than american babies born. the truth is that unchecked borders discourage americans from having bigger families. it drives up home prices, it stagnates ways wages, crowds schools, raises taxes. here's an idea, jerry. americans will start getting sexy and will manage our immigration system and you can still have all the veggies you want, okay? todd bensman is senior national security fellow at the center for immigration studies. have you ever heard them say this explicitly? >> well, my job is to listen to them say those kinds of things, so yeah, i have been listening to that.

but listen, in texas, here in austin and all along the border, it's been ground zero for the greatest mass migration crisis in u.s. history. this is a state that is taking the biggest hit, the largest torrents of humanity crossing that southern border, and the governor of texas is doing what he can, which is limited in a legal way, to just block them at the river's edge, especially right there at ground zero's ground zero, which is eagle pass, right across from p address and address it's a superhighway expressly for the mass migration. we just saw a couple weeks ago, 5,000 come across right there. they just overwhelmed the texas forces there. to get at the green-uniformed

border patrol agents who were stationed right there, with a processing center, a field processing center, where everybody knows it is pinned. all the immigrants have it pinned on their cell phone maps all around the world, to go right there. so i don't blame governor abbott for removing the processing center from the very easiest accessible spot on that river, in that area. >> jesse: how does this shakeout, then? if the texans are now dominating this choke point, our bidens federal agents going to have to physically move him out? that could get ugly. >> they are moving out. my understanding is that texans are letting the federals in there just to get their equipment and leave. they will not let them in there to do any more processing in this particular area.

the texas officials i've talked to tell me they understand the immigrants and the feds that let the men are just going to move downstream a few miles, or five or 10 miles, however long they have to walk. it is just not going to be as easy. they say, we don't want to make it that easy for them. let's make it harder. >> jesse: if nadler has to wait for a sliced tomato and avocado, he might just have to wait a little bit longer. thanks so much for all your great reporting down at the border. you are one of the only ones really doing it. we appreciate that. have a great weekend. >> thank you. you, too. >> jesse: welcome to california, where kids can get a sex change but they can't play football. ♪ ♪

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open, remember? now anti-fossil fuel loons are staging campaign crashes. it happened to ron desantis in iowa last night. watch. >> how much money have you gotten from -- >> the second thing we are going to do -- he had. the second thing we're going to do -- because people realize i'm a threat to the way d.c. does -- >> shut up! >> all right, all right. no, we'll wait. >> jesse: security escorted those guys out, but the next one, not so lucky. >> ron desantis is a climate criminal! ron desantis is a climate criminal! how much money are you taking from oil companies? >> that's what's wrong with the college system right there.

>> jesse: football is the best sport for young boys. it's a contact sport that teaches you resilience, teamwork, a little humility. you get dirty, you get in good shape, and your career usually ends when your teenager. but in california, they are trying to ban football. >> popular youth football leagues like this one draw players, parents, and coaches to the excitement and competition of tackle football. >> you can love football and love our kids. >> but this wednesday the scrimmage wasn't on the football field, but in sacramento state lawmakers debated whether to ban tackle football for those 12 years old and younger. >> jesse: a 12-year-old can't play football, but they can get a sex change in california? peewee football is too dangerous, that you can cut off your peepee? i feel like getting tackled hurts a little less than getting castrated. california is such a great place for kids, isn't it? you step over needles and dodge bullets on your way to school, the don't play football. you might get hurt.

a middle school or can have an abortion in california, but they can't hit a guy over the middle for a first down. i'm beginning to think newsom is not really running for president, because banning football might not go over too well in the general. clay travis is the founder of out kick. i knew and we had this story you are the perfect guest. >> yes. i am the perfect guest not only because of my dashing good looks. when i bought this jacket, i swear to you, jesse, i bought it and the woman checking me out -- checking me out, may become, but definitely checking out her purchasing the jacket, she said, "i want you to tell jesse watters that you look better in that jacket then he looks in any jacket anywhere." >> jesse: she is right. >> but let's go to the topic. i've been waiting to share that for a little bit. i have a kid come 11 years old, played tackle football last y year. played again at 12 years old. i thought about it a lot as a parent. we played flag football with him

in his early age so he could learn how to catch, learn formations, learn how to run. but i had that right, along wih his mom, to make that choice as any american should make to determine whether it's the right decision for a kid to play, and we made the decision that it was. other parents can disagree. that's part of what parenting is. it's part of having basic human rights. and the idea you hit on that you can cut the genitals off of a kid and it can be considered a human right in california, and they won't allow you to play tackle football, it boggles my mind. jesse, when i watched this story and i watched the san francisco loons celebrating that they said israel could defend itself, i know a lot of people watching right now. i feel like i'm living in a totally different country than many of these people. california is a fabulous place to my place. they destroyed it. >> jesse: has anybody played football that regretted playing football?

i've never met them. >> that's a great point. >> jesse: i have a feeling, if you remove your genitals, there's a few people who might have had some regrets. >> yeah, no kidding. football, as you said, is so important. because, you know this, young boys are absolute knuckleheads. they need structure. they need some form of leadership. you know kids, i know tons of kids who wouldn't have graduated from high school if they weren't playing football, basketball, soccer, baseball, whatever it was. they passed algebra two and chemistry so they can continue to play sports. when i see stories like this, i question whether anyone ever thinks at all about all the kids we lose when we don't allow them to get enrolled in sports. like you said. most careers and when you're a teenager, but hopefully that light bulb moment happens and you recognize, hey, i can be good at something. i learned discipline. i learned how to work hard and get knocked down and get back up, and now i'm ready for the real world.

that's what football it all sports do. >> jesse: if you let them play contact sports, that they'll get into fights, and there's no pads in someone's going to get their teeth knocked out, and they don't want that in school, either. clay, we've got to run, and i want to tell the woman who checked you out -- not physically, that ring you up -- well done. anything would have been an improvement, but well done. >> thanks for watching. >> jesse: all right, have a nice weekend. well, a brutal beat down caught on camera, this time in a missouri high school, where a student is facing criminal charges for pummeling her own teacher. watch. >> [bleep]. >> [bleep]! [bleep]! [bleep]! [bleep]!

>> stop. stop. >> [bleep]! >> jesse: now, students who watched the brawl say it all started when the teacher questioned the girl about pills she was getting from her locker, which apparently turned out to be medication to treat her seizures. when the teacher try to confiscate the medication, the student wrestled her to the ground and started just raining haymakers. witnesses say it was unprovoked. but after they were broken up, the teen reportedly had a seizure, so bad situation for everyone involved, and the teacher is now recovering in the hospital, and the school district says they are addressing the site and fully cooperating with cops who are pursuing criminal charges for the teen. up next, a book that has changed my life. hal elrod is next. ♪ ♪ with fastsigns, create factory grade visual solutions to perfect your process.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: once in a while you read a book that changes your life. i'm not talking about romance novels, ladies. i'm talking about a real self-help book. something that actually changes

how you live the rest of your life. happened to me a couple years ago. i cracked open "the miracle morning." every morning is now a miracle. this book will instruct you on how to develop a morning routine that was that your day in motion and then set your whole life and motion so you become unstoppable, like me. let's bring in hal elrod, the author of "the miracle morning." this is my miracle morning. 5:45 a.m., wake up. first thing, guzzle water. second thing, go get some light on my face. maybe stretch, walk, run, cold shower, write, read, then it's 8:00 and i've already beaten everybody to the punch, right? >> that's it, jesse. you are a living miracle, buddy. >> jesse: what is waking up so early in the morning and getting everything done the key to success? >> i'll say this, waking up so early is not the important part. it's how you start your day. the reason it is so important,

how you start your day sets the tone and the direction and it sets your mindset for the rest of the day. if you win the morning the way that you do, you set yourself up to win the day. if you wake up at 5:45 a.m. or 30 minutes earlier, it's those first few minutes of the day that set the rest of the day and motion. >> jesse: what are the keys in the morning when everybody else is -- [snoring] and you are out there hustling -- what are the things we should be doing before everybody else is up? >> i think the most important thing is to optimize your mental and emotional state. if i had to pick one, that would be it. to me, the miracle morning enables you to start every day at a peak mental, emotional, also physical and even spiritual state so you can show up at your best for the people you love, and the people that you lead, and that begins with how you show up for yourselves. >> jesse: does this even count on saturdays and sundays? >> that's a great question. i get that a lot. most miracle morning practitioners, there's millions around the world, they start with five days a week. that was made because we've been

conditioned by society to think you take saturday and sunday off. then they realized -- and you can attest to this. when you do the miracle morning, you are better, you feel better, you have a better day. if you wake up late on saturday, wait a minute, what if i did a miracle money on saturday? than you do and you go, oh, my weekend is better. most start with five days a week and then go to six and some go to seven. >> jesse: even when you drink that before you can still wake up early and get your things done, right? >> [laughs] that sounds like a personal issue. >> jesse: [laughs] well, i love the book, "the miracle morning." i suggested for everybody. i'm going to put that down. go buy my book. preorder it. "get it together." that'll change your life, too. hal, thank you so much. "sink or swim" is next.bust ♪ ♪ that cold water can't clea. cold water, on those stains? ♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted.

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... >> jesse: sink or swim. let's do it. tonight we have sean duffy and

julie who claims she's undefeated although she lost once. >> jessica cheated, i told you that. >> jesse: the democrats always cheat. 9 to 5. joe biden is barley campaigning because he's work too long hard and there are only so many hours in the day. who said this jill biden or nancy pelosi. >> that's a wife sticking up for her poor husband. >> jesse: let's see. >> he's the president of the united states. a very challenging job. only so much hours in the day. >> jill said something almost the same. >> i believe she has. she defends him all the time. >> jesse: not so dry jan. everybody else is cutting back on the booze which recently fired anchor admitted on a podcast they're downing 30 drinks a week. don or amy. >> she is a runner i'm going

with don. >> me too. >> jesse: because what had he did on new year's eve. >> he's a party animal. >> jesse: you have insight. let's hear the answer. >> i'm over 30 drinks a week. that's appalling and embarrassing to me. it's not what i wish it were. >> what. >> jesse: you still have seen him down 30 drinks a week. >> she is not even bloated how does she drink that much alcohol. >> jesse: skinny margueritas. >> just kidding. >> jesse: you're tiepugh with zero. which co-host on the "view" walked off set when they talked about foot fetishes. joy or whoopi? >> i have no idea. >> jesse: you don't want "the view." >> joy. >> just to make it interesting. >> she use to get foot rubs by matthew on the show.

>> jesse: you're right. >> you have to entertain a partner's kink. >> is that better. excuse me for a second. keep talking. >> jesse: oh. oh. >> i had no idea. >> joe has had foot rubs on the set. that's physical evidence there. >> jesse: i'm surprised everyone didn't walk off at once. you need this one. >> alright. >> jesse: born to run. people float in mega star's name for higher office. last week they announced to johnny golden globes red carpet that they're running. oprah or the rock? >> look at this. >> i'm going with the rock. >> jesse: oprah and the rock. bring it home. >> are you running? >> i not only ran. i hiked up stone canyon today all the way to the top two miles straight up, and then i jogged

all the way back down. >> jesse: duffy for the win. >> i thought she was referring too. >> jesse: 2-0. >> i thought she meant running for office. >> i thought we were changing in up 2024. maybe 2025. >> i have that hat. waiting for the new version. >> jesse: big programming note. watch jesse waters "prime time" monday night. has to be monday night. the live results of the iowa caucuses will be here live on "prime time." suzanne from california, jesse, i'm not surprised you didn't mention joe is using a straw. i heard a rumor about a straw. he's not listening to me about straws or anything. jim from wisconsin. love the white house retirement home skit. how can i get a room?

sorry that room is only for one man. jeff from illinois. saban's office says, do your job. i don't think he will be invited to the white house anytime soon. he's invited to jesse water's "prime time." how many crops are they picking in chicago? exactly. mark from indiana. if ai replaces 40% of our jobs why does nadler thinks we need more babys? i don't think nadler has thought that through. he's hungry. elmer from wisconsin. tackle football -- how about that tackle. who ever is working the desan advertise security team, well done. carroll from california. the california politicians want to ban tackle football because they never made the team. sour grapes i would say. or they were women.

derick from new york. fani's lover boy should use some of the $600,000 from fani for a concealment holster. that was uncomfortable flashing the pistol prosecuting trump. james from new york. -- the book is not for you. dave from new york. do you sign your new book or make johnny do it. my wife would like to know? i sign. sign so many my hand is falling off. johnny, chicken scratch. he dots his is with a heart. dvr the show later tonight. i'm jesse waters, this is my world. >> hannity: welcome to han h "h"