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it's five in new york city and this is the five. from hibernation to high-energy team biden is once again trying to reassure americans that are sleepy commander-in-chief has the stamina to be the most powerful person on the planet. president biden emerging in allentown pennsylvania today after taking it easy with no public appearances since monday. according toce a report by nbc part of the white house planc, make joe look more useful and ramp up more informal remarks unannounced stops at diners and appearances and ansocial media posts and podcasts budget that backfired today. the president looking totally lost as he shuffled around various businesses.

the white house is also rolling out a doctor. jill biden is trying to convince americans that joe is the energizer bunny. >> i think what people don't see is how hard it joe't works every single day. he gets up thinking what he can do for the american people and he does thatop. his job doesn't and we have dinner together at seven. i see strength and resilience and steadinessli every single day. i say his age as an asset. >> he is wise? >> he has wisdom.he has experience he knows every

leader on the world stage. history and he knows history.as >> and nancy pelosi is also trying to puff up the 81-year-old president. >> the president has the weight of the world on the shshoulders. he is the president of the nited states a very challenging job you can tell him everything you have done but nobody gets elected because they deserve it. they get elected'r because of what they're going to do next and what he is going to do next is continue the work he has dones for america's working families and many people are appreciating and enjoying it. they just are not giving him credit for it. >> all right. nancy says many people ares appreciating and enjoying the work of the presidency but they aren't giving him the credit. do you agree? >> the poles disagree.

he is in the dumpster and many presidentsed have governed and campaigned during wars, pandemics, depressions joe biden is like any other president we expect him to be i able to walk and chew gum at the same time if i were wothe white house i would have him go play a round of golf. have him play corn hole. he did not even hflip the coin at the army navy game.he had lloyd austin do it for him. these are simple things. just hold a cabinet meeting.da spray the room so sit looks li you are in charge. take a picture of him watching 8:30 night football at pm on a sunday. they keep giving us images of him struggling with a beach chair,pl nodding off at a meeting. those things don'tno o inspire american people and they tell us no one can keep up with him and we feel like we are being lied to. i think he might write off arizona because it's tooar far a flight. and she always says the same

thing. don't compare me to the almighty comparably to the alternative.donald trump was up at midnight working. they said he was on cocaine and that he comes out at 11 in theo morning and they say he has executive crtime in the morning. joe doesn't show up for three days straight and they don't say a thing. they are going to try tolioi br him across the finish line in the first or second year he will hand the keys to the white house to kamala and we are stuck with her. >> joe biden claims joe is an asset but in a recent poll 76 percent of americans think he is too old to andeserve another term as president.t. who is out of touch? >> good to be with you prettiest little surprising thot that joe biden and nancy pelosi are beout campaigning i umsee embers of the senate on the republican side and congress and cabinet members out prep campaigning k for him i think t

larger point is are they in to something in the data? to dana's and jesse's point are they trying to rebut or counter a notion that the president doesn't have energy to be president ntfor another four years? that's something showingg up up the data. if i were him i would be doing what he's doing i don't think those pictures, they were wunfair there were pictures >> aren't they real? >> i think your him falling ion down and up the stairss on the airplane but today i saw a president trying to engage with n voters and people in this rac will come down to what the races come down to is the economy in a better spot today? seven months from now? that will help him. is he able to respond? i think a blistering attack long overdue. wedu will be challenging around that we will see how the

president responds and there is no doubt presidential contests are tocontrast and a president trump why believe will lock this nomination up because of the early nature of these primaries we will be in store for the longest general election that we have ever had with president trump and biden who are well known by the voters. it will be interesting to see how they differentiate themselves and demonstrate to the country that one of them is best to lead us >> to questions you agree and also harold is giving the president kudos for responding to the attacks. and the truth is i think they hit 120 times or some crazy number and he was not in touch with his general lloyd austin the four-star general in >> and that was a tongue twister for you all week but sudden death is what they call him.

they did not speak last week but they did speak last's night apparentlym and he is working from his hospital bed instead of working from home he can work from the hospital. i think the strikes were strategic and targeted and smart i have a dod spokesperson on today and she said it was a proactive strikeou this was reactive after we had been hit so many times and the shipping lanes had been so screwed up but now you will see more inflation because some of those container ships are up 600 percent and costs because they have to go all the way around i think the best assetdo that joe biden has in pennsylvania isn not jill biden the first lady ll everybody expects ther to say nice things about hher husband but begovernorship here are thi is a guy who is a bright star for the ademocratic party he i not trying to run for president. he was able to do something hathis week that helped biden a he was going to change william

append the park ngto what they are sgoing back to a native american -i fit into one day josh shapiro said no. the name of our status pennsylvania and we are not going to change it and if styou look at the polls recently yesterday he is up 2 in pennsylvania where he had been behind pennsylvania will be very important if the democrats hope to hold on one thing about nancy pelosi she said the n' weight of the world is on joe biden's shoulders but for joe biden when you think of that you feel sorry for him because the weight of the world is on his shoulders rather than thank god the weight of the world oi on his shouldershi. there's just a different set i don't think that trotting her out to say things like joe biden is so intergenic is gegoi to work.o assume if the president is in

allentown pennsylvania today and 36 percent of americans approve of his economic policies. does any of this makes sense to the american people?th >> when i see doctor jill i don't see a first lady. ji i se visiting angel and i was thinking about this topic and it reminded me of why the trump town hall a few days ago on fox was helpful because it's a reminder of what's necessary for the job. love or hate trump, at least he is present. that's not a lot to ask for but this day and age it is great he shows up. he is in a suit. he is ready to go. interviews, townan halls and corked in the same jam day. he shows up, he is the last to p,leave not the first to go. compare thiso to the invalid i chief. trump completes a workday and we are happy when joe completes a sentence so i go back to my original thesis from years t ag about trump. you don't have to like him to

vote for him. he is not your bridge partner. you are going on the cruise with them but he is not the golden bachelor.." he is a typical arexecutive. he can be an a whole. but you rely on him for what he is and what he says and some of the best people i have worked for weren't congenial or polite peer they were brisk, impatient and arrogant but at the end of the day the stuff got done.i had a lot of nice bosses that drove companies into the ground. i will get into it but you d ifcould look it up and if i w a lawyer or anen agent to represent me i don't want a guy who makes the other side feel good i want the other side to be uncomfortable, even worried perhaps scared the problem with joe is, we are scared with trump, they are scared. the globalistsgl.

the corrupt career politicians, the hafascists countries nippin at our heels. if we have issues with trump imagine how they must feelag? .> well said >> it's friday and damon is with us.nk y i had one of the biggest car rental companies hitting biden where it hurts over his dopey obsession.♪ ♪ ♪bu ♪ ♪bu ♪ >> that's the night ♪ lights went out in georgia.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> christian health care ministries was one of the best decisions we ever made. we're the blair family, and this is our chm story. choose your doctor without network restrictions. all at an affordable price. enroll anytime at chministries.org/enroll. joe biden tv obsession getting

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hard dose of reality. one of america's biggest rental car companies trying to sell 20,000 electric cars from its fleet and pump that money back into the gas guzzlers making this green energy fail hilarious as months ago the lighthouse is bragging how hertz was acceleratingan the transition period is notis surprising why hertz is doing to see are more likely greg playing for the t lakers than to see one of these chargers he built zero. zero. mayor pete however is not ready to give up on the ev dream. >> i take very personally the importance of the fact that america otlove the world and th automotive revolution. whenic we are in the midst of t second automotive revolution is critical america do so once more. >> he just bored me to death. >> now you know how we feel. hertz prayed >> good night everybody. >> here's the deal nig. the rental car by its very

nature is supposed to be punished by the user. you pay insurance for it. you do whatever you want to it is not the reverse. we don't take on r special responsibilitiesre with the rental car and you don't put commerce before technology is great to innovate and create. but you don't throw out the old coat until you have a better one. this has been driven by activism and wishful thinking exceeded the infrastructure and capabilities of the industry itself and the media brought into ? bondage of the climate science which is it real in germany they are forced to use less electricity now than they did infa the 70s because they phased out a basic need on the false presumption that something will take its place for they were wrong. stoop itey and i say this applauding the electric

vehicles they are lesupplementi the existing gas vehicles because those impossible for d.them to handle the load. washing politicians trying to ban gas powered cars t going it impossible and what is going to do to the hard-working citizens is cruel. they are putting the cart hbefore the horse power but th are willing to punish you because they are impervious to the hardships. >> dana, so hertz i is a little embarrassingis. do you think the lighthouse is aware this is happening?ou >> will each of the story about all the car dealerships with the extra inventory and theys't couldn't sell them in the white house had the audacity to ofsay the car dealers are wrong. of course they want to make money and sell these cars. desantis said s something the other night. he said we have market-based solar and as aro compliment but we can't walk awayle from reliable energy. that sounds like a reasonable thing.

that makes a lot of sense. the iladministration needs to build so many charging stations to meet their goals. they wouldth need to do 414 chargers installed every day for the next seven years in order for them to keep up stwit the demandke plus it was not a good week for the biden administrationto climate agenda for they got knocked back by the fifth circuit on their dishwasher plan to make you have no water for your dishwasher w and the washing machines and consumers don't like it so instead of putting money behind innovation there trying to put the cart before the horse power. that was great. so what do you have any great lines? >> no. >>. im[laughter] >> i was told at the beginning of the show. h >> sensitive. swimming fast the last thing i am. >> i remember we were making the transition used to get into the car and the toseatbelt woul come on and now everyone wears

a seatbelt and they understand the reasons behind it. we were trying to transition to no smoking in publicid places a in congress i can imagine states like intennessee and nor carolina embracing this for this is a difficult nsietransit. we produce more oil in america soin 2023 that we ever have and hope we continue to because the transition won't make democrats or republicans or activists who believe we are12 going to shun and move away from oilro and ga altogether that's ludicrous t b we should be thinking about how we address some of these issues.. one of the things that's happened in the car business he the cars us eralthough most are hybrids on the ev cars are not selling as much because oi infrastructure is not there but when i first started doing shows a person who had me on the most was brett behr and

dana perino and i came on the pi would say to people in this country who are the richest are investing in electric vehicles and space he exploration. we praise elon musk for his innovation and helping to make things faster and cheaper and make us healthier ngand make things run more efficiently. he is a believer this is the 'sfuture and i believe he is right but we are not going to transition off of oil and gas altogether. this is a matrix and a balanced calibration that has to be achieved great o certificate can't be done through cmandate. swimming fat sure take away? okay. teach the consumer who will decide whether or not the electric vehicles are going to behe part of the mainstream. the consumers don't want it. when you have hertz will sell 20,000 vehicles at a loss of $250 million of these electric

vehicles because people don't want to rent them we have a problem in 57 percent of people e in this country don't want to buy them because they cost over $50,000 in your gas vehicle the average price is 30,000 in the ev and 21, 22 and 2379 percent had more problems vehicles with combustible leengines. there were problems the government set aside $7.5 billion of the charging stations and there is not one athat has been installed yet. so stop trying to p force us to do something we don't want to dog and i have to tell you, pa of my resistance and part of my anger is because this battery is being made in china. china has these plants and they are creating all kinds of problems with the environment we are giving them business to create these batteriesmp that n insurance company wants to ensure. when they die they are an environmental problem and the people don't want the

car. the manufacturers don't want to make the cars board is coming back to manufacturing vehicles half of what they did in the bottom line is the only people making money are the people who are making thele batteries and that is china and let me go a nt little more on china on monday this administration decided that chineseng nationals coming across the border instead ofse answering 40ey questions everyo else has to answer, they only have to answer five questions following the uptick in chinese nationals i am tired of giving china the benefit of the doubt i thdon't want to buy a car the are responsible for building and i think the american people agree and that's it veryoi >> i'm going to get the judge and ev for christmas next year. >> secret santa. >> not from china. >> up next. if you are white, middle-aged, able-bodied and ouspeak english

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>> de i initiatives but woke ideology is very much alive and well on hospitals. johns hopkins coming under fire. her newsletter got sent out by the group's chief diversity er officer. in the us privileges granted to people have membership in one or more of the social identity groups as she listed the groups including peopledd who are whit able-bodied heterosexuals cyst gendered meals, christians, w middle-aged and speak english. as you can imagine outrage in suited as she's calls it overly simplisticve and poorly worded there's a group why this groupa

do no harm exist they try to keep politics out of the exam room. you can call them up and say this is happening in my yo hospital they will file a lawsuit for you. why would that still be necessary? you can imagine how much time she spent e writing this email. >> afterou listing all of those they claim by definition such privileges invisible to you so if you believe your achievements came through hard wrong.d talent it's you can't see it but i can as a depression overlord so if you are privileges invisible to you so is your defense against accusations of having it what does that sound like? the witch trials that they replace drowning with racial justice. and i would think i thank god for i think tick-tock and x

this was retracted because it was u exposed no journalist wou have covered this because generally they are cowards or d they agree with this so hopkins turned tail because they got outed. t all you have to do is out thems and they can'tsp fight back because they know it's bad because the response was you goddess. they did not defend it. they were just like holy crap we got caught and they quickly back to jan so fast. bill acklin. hopkins saw an informed public can do to yoursa endowment what they could do inif they discovered your institutional racism when money talks g.i. walks over it ran praise from if this is not the first time johns hopkins has beeng found out to be doing things like this. >> is an ? it's ridiculous as a rebranded isversion of hitting white people hating people who

are part of this country part of the west. the truth is that this person if you are as you said to whites, able-bodied heterosexual you are privileged but the truth is people part of the di officers, they make over $400,000 a year. they are the ones who are privileged.they are saying a white kid from the inner-city is more privilege than a black child as part of the middle class black family all it is this about this continuing division in this country and creating the white guilt that a lot of people hibuy into and th are vulnerable to this and i

can't helpxu but laugh at engli speaking people. therefore you are privileged and i was looking at my producer today and i think my producer, roman is privilege she's a white male, able-bodied heterosexualni middle-class speaks english and he's middle-aged great h >> almost. >>. [laughter] >> he looks younger every day. >> what do you think of this? >> if i am ever in the hospital my people providing care to me the race and theal create in th sexual orientation and gender doesn't matter i just hope for great healthcare. i pushed back a little bit on i don't think the platform is solely about hating white people i think it has gone overboard some of the examples and the exercises somehe things we are seeing in the universities i think one of the points that greg made about the markett is going to impact greatly orhow these universitie and other places think about how they implement policies and i think we need to be mindful of the diversity of our country.ry

you didn't say otherwise but i think i push back on the hating whites. i believe in thea premise of quality diversity equity and inclusion y,and they have been responsible for a lot of peoplef being able to gain higher education and gain entry into the private sector but when it goes overboard and it's excessive and we teach hate in the language used by this diversity : chief at johns hopkins it's i inexcusable. >> i want to take issue with something harold said if i'm under the knife i want the doctor to be gay. >> why? >> i want him to want to impress me by the great job he is doing on my body. >> i'm sorry i didn't get it out. an interest of full disclosure suismysister works for hopkins . >> not the hospital.s, s >> fine. i will lay them out.

gei breeds complacency and complacency kills when you are born a certain way and you c think you are a victim and yout expect things to be given to you you have a negative attitude and what does roger say negative people make positivene people sick. nobody wants to be around you. the thgreeks have a famous saying. the best things in life are the most difficult. life is a struggle.did you know that n beethoven was deaf? did you know that darwin was it invalid? did you know that abe l lincoln was thdestitute? if michael jordan. i will ask you this. [laughter]te if michael jordan was born a rich mwhite aristocrat would he have worked as hard as h he did at the gym? probably not. you have to have aat positive attitude and you have to have work ethic to succeed great

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>> time for the fastest. after getting busted for operating a 13 year scheme where the host got fake awards they admitted working fake names so they received extra trophieshi. they would re-engrave the names on the trophies to be clear there is no evidence that any k winners knew what happened. would you like something like this to happen to you? soon if the award winners did

not know? how do they not know when it shows upei. should i have read this somewhere? i don't know. this takes a lot of work. clearly espn needs to focus on sports n and not to egos. it tells you people in television the egos are greater ontethan their talents. aside from me of course. >> you gave me that award .two years ago and i still have that. you think they would have jenna as well as you did it for me? >> first of all this organization, felt they fact check? they are giving an award for ou someone who doesn't exist. but here's the thing that's e outrageous. you have espn. they are woke and what they do, they are cheating and they're the llones who do these explosi stories like steroids in

baseball and the nba refs betting on the games on the astros stealing signs. these the same execs who want to criticize everyone s else bu they have been cheating themselves and they have been doing it for years. >> when he talked about sports how do you feel about this? >> it shows another institution you can't trust.hink espn is imploding. the country is going to hell in a hand basket. but it went on for years. people they were cheating for years and they thought it was okay w how do you live with yourselfho? >> asked the democrats. >> so a lot of my speaking agent website. it says jesse appreciates but does not require the host to present him with an award after his speech. he likes to have some physical

object to remember and commemorate the event suggested things could be an engraved silver bowl or some sort of plaquete and what do you know? in everyn speech i have given since i inserted this i have been receiving things like that and i put it on my mantle in my library or my office and it makes me appreciate the eventss. >> i will get you a plaque for easter. >> not chipping your door ? driver could lead to an awkward moment. >> you keep that. i did not see your tip on the app and i put a card in there so please keep that. it's okay. >> so much of the nasty card say? lucky for you i imdidn't bother the food but next time consider chipping your driverns. you talked about chipping and how important it is in our

society. stu mckay had a major problem o before christmas i had a driver drives me in and out of the city every day. i was using him for six t month of the day before christmas vacation he drops me off and i reach in my pocket ind thought had cash and i handed him the money and i got back inside the house and i realized i only gave him six dollars. [laughter] and then i had to call the guy >> did the guy show up again? >> heated. >> you did not call him yourself? >> i forgot his numberk ag. >> i like the way that newbridge is that where you can tip after and i think that's what the customer said. i like to tip after i get the service. what's happening now you are asked to preach it are asked to pay part of their tihourly wage some of these companies should

make a decision you think ispeople should be paid more ed think the product is worth that and if so put it in the actual costt? of the burger or whateve you are ordering and then they can make the decision if they want to buy from you and not l leave it up to the individuals to deal with the price t. >> you look like you have a strong opinion. >> that's an awful person. i could have spit in your food. sis that what she is saying. i could have spit in your food. she just basically made sure she won't ever be hired again by anybody. she just said stis kind of a black male. >> you don't think it was a teachable moment for both sides. >> i would never use the phrasee teachable moment. spirit both sides are supposed tool learn from itpp.

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convenience store. >> hit it. he wanted to address the elephant in the room. the midwest, however, the gas station. hey, they. hey, can you give me a two liter bottle of fanta? thank you. great, great, great dr. pepper. man, i was just a dr. pepper guy. >> it's amazing. during a storm, he pulled over and we did the town hall. >> let's do this. >> watch that tonight. >> don't even. okay, so let's guess. i remember how to do this. i put in the sound and then you guys. >> yeah, we get. yes. all right. played the sound. >> they did that. they didn't. oh, all right, go ahead. that's my daughter, judge. it sounds like a child,

but it's an animal. >> it is just some sort of chimpanzee or monkey elephant. >> let's play the actual tape bird to lyrebird mimicking a baby. it can mimic animals, humans and other sounds. of course, it's in australia that live it is mimicking is is that bird upset. >> do we know what that what he's trying i mean is it's just it's been around babies all his life. okay dana. well this was great news that came through right before the show. navy lieutenant reg alarcon is he was in us custody after being in prison in japan for a 2021 car crash that was based on a medical issue that car crash did kill two people, but he was held in japan for so many days, 537 total days since he surrendered. he the united states, was able to bring him back. but then they held him in u.s. custody for 28 days and he missed christmas and new year's

with his family. however, there is great news. he is back with his family and we are thrilled for him. look forward to having him on the show when everything is settled back down. >> welcome back to you. should take some credit. you were. yeah, i don't know. jake tapper did a lot to i mean, there was a lot of people ball he played for the wnba. >> all right, jesse but he was craving for like our boy, jimmy failla. >> his new show debuts this saturday night at 10:00 fox news saturday night with jimmy failed to show in jimmy's own words is for everyone to realize is that our country doesn't need more republicans or more democrats. >> it needs more comedy. all right. saturday, january 1310. easter. i believe dana might make a surprise appearance. >> and tonight on jesse watters, prime time, what joe biden can learn from nick saban. >> go smart. >> save it. it's gone. all right. madison marsh from colorado will make history this weekend as the first active duty air force officer to vie for the miss america title. tomorrow, the miss colorado

winner will join 49 other beauty queens for a chance to be crowned miss america. madison says she hopes to make a difference for others that you don't have to limit yourself based upon your profession. >> you've got girls. herald mother captured a very sweet moment involving a firefighter, and her son is a firefighter. they were getting a hat in this alabama town, fire hats. and this firefighter recognized that this young man's hair, that he couldn't put the hat on, so he cut it out. so a son, her son could be the lap and wear the hat and be able along with his friends. i love problem solvers. and that guy has a problem solver. >> god bless you. all right. that's it for us.u the everybody. have a great night. lawe'll see you one monday at 5:00. >> welcome to jesse watters. prime time>> tonight. >> it it was really just the grind of c d