and let me tell you what they do. they tuck this pig in bed every night. he gets a snack, a blanket, toys, and plenty of love before the lights go out. pigs are very affectionate. they're very smart. mine, however, never slept in my house. there's my pig in the big house and it's me. i'll pick it up. blanket. yeah, that is a pig. and they miss that board. >> all right, here's the nhs in scotland has a comical solution for walking on a slippery ice wall like a penguin. the video show staff of the nhs glasgow and clyde giving a penguin stance demonstration. the model involves slightly bent knees, feet pointed slightly out, walking her flat footed stance, which is exactly, ironically, how jesse performed in our band. right. which led him to get the non chanting champion, as we call it, in england. the thing is, now in america, t. we call that the romney iran. >> all right. that does it for us. >> have a great night. >> welcome to jesse waters. prime time tonight.

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trump was president. >> thank you. biodynamic s presids. st sme you can almost smell the magicll of the place when you're there. >> is how one well-connected regular describeiss the week. >> but of course, the magic isn't for everyone. d of coue thit's an invite only. >> so you have to be somebody just to get through the door. and if you're in, guests are slapped with wristband s and divided by class. white with shiny blue means you're a vip plain white, married to a vip green. you're a vip escort. not that type of escornot tht. >> they don't get wristbands at davos. everyone feels special,fore t but before they get to business, they havehea busi k the ice. >> my spirit name is also tamaqua, which means brown bear and ojibway. my father's algonquin native irish. my mother is african. jamaicanr is alg, an indigenous jamaican. so i get to bring these intersections and these lenses to my work. and coming as a white man.

of advanced age fromeuro a continental european background. occlusiopen is about see me and hear me and make space for l me. >> and so we should all be doing this because you can make a profit bbecaus. rofitabl >> inclusion is profitable. oh, so once they get through the spiritesse: sospirit names t shaming, davos gets to the heart of the issueof the i. in e so of course, they bring in the guy who invented the internet,vd the fossil fuel polluters use ap portion of their wealth fromeadh digging up dead things from the earth and burnining them in ways that destroy the future of humanity. they use some of their wealtstrh to confuse people. i get a little exercised about this because i've watche d it for a long time, and it's driven by pure greed. pure greed. if we deploy electric vehiclesn ,solar, wind, batteries, green hydrogen and the rest, and we get to true net, zero temperatures on the earth will stop going uptemperat almot immediately. >> gore is worth 200 millions

bucks and his greed is infinite 00 millibecause he's making mony to save the world. the men who makemoney money bug the world, they're greedy. they should go bankrupy art ande arrested for climate crimes. hew gorear crimes. get to davose way, he didn't bicycle. and remember, last year, he said, we die from rain bombes still waiting on the rain bombs. itd once the mascot's finished, it's time to plan the future, not their futures. your futur e. . >> that order seems to. no, noseems to, not be the orde anymore. we are oanymore.n the way to a s new order. >> so we are between ordero wes a new world order. so what will that look like? well, the point is, you have nothing to be worried about. well, unless worried you like to eat. >> in most of asia, rice is stillf grown with traditionl methods, which requires flooding in the fieldsires floti you flood the fields,

you basically kill the weeds with waterll. which sounds good, except it takes huge amounts of water. d n >> they basically decompose under water. and when they do that, they release methaney do. and so actually, rice production is one of the largest producers of methane, which is, you know, many times t more more toxic in terms of greenhouse gaimoxic in s emie >> rice is like the top crop in the world. what are they going to replace it with? lab rice. yum. now, so what are the farmers in the fishermen going to do? wellfisher, they don't need jobs because they'll be arrested. we have a kind of cultural, very ingrained habit of not taking damage to nature as seriously as we take damage to people and propertywe tak. ts if you're campaigning for human rights, at least, you know, mass murder, torture least y, an these things are serious crimes. but there's no equivalent in the environmentalmes. space with ecocide. what we see is actually what people are trying to do.s what businesses are trying to do is make money, is is

farm, is fish, is doing all these things that are,gy you know, producing energy and so on. what's missing is the awareness and the conscience around the side effects aroundimagin the collateral damage. imagine you're taking your son fishing this weekende ng you. a got your lines in the water.g next thing you know, you're in handcuffyous for ecocide. those fish have constitutional rights . >> and if that doesn't work, we're still no that t at net ze. you get slapped with a carbon footprint ta zx. >> i would say digital and sustainable need to goouldwd hand in hand. and what do i mean? there are initiatives like wo te are driving as industries captain x, where ws,e are trying to measure the footprint, what's a value chain and whate e would that give us? you know, i would have a bottle like this and i could anth you from day one or two, the logistics to the glass. what is the carbon footprintrice of this bottle? and then i could trace it and i could tell you now you areg goob

doing great because you now pay $0.20 more. but you are very conscious that you have a green product. >> yeah. no. james bondproduct.>> jese villao >> no. i have a hunch their products like jet a hunchs, escorts and , will be exempt from the carbon footprint tax. so forget about cheap gas, rice and protein. d you're not entitled to that. you're also not entitled to an opinioyon. >> disinformation is a security threat and maybe not many noticed, but it was part of the russian military doctrine that they will start information war. >> we are in it now tool. and disinformation is a very powerful tool. we are focusing on improving of the system where the people will get the facts right. >> we don't speak about opinions. >> we are not correcting anyone's opinions or language. >> yeah, this is about the facts. oh, the old cia jedi mind trick

label. everything that gets in your way like trump or the truth as russia disinformation, which is a national security threat. all-so therefore must be destroyed by the all encompassing power of the national security stat power oee >> question the election octr te the effectiveness of electric cars? now, you're a national security threat and you're on the list paren like the parents who raise their voices at school board meetingsts. so, you know what? just would make everything much if we just stop resisting and submit to minding control. bringing the kinds of sensors that peoplsorse have becomering accustomed to, such as rings and watches into everydaand ityt devices, but it breaches the final frontier of privacy brat i s what people are thinking and feeling initially. what they will be capableig of doing is very high level brain state reading things like are you tired? are you paying attention? is your mindaryou payi wanderind are you happy or sad?

and they may be enableractio interaction like top down, left, right. >> so slapn,like up, some sensor forehead and let davos read your thoughts. and if you're angry at davos up, down, left right now we're mellow. don't you see? these are well-intentionedare ml people, the people that brought us the first pandemic are now hard at work, preparing for the second. >> there are things that are unknown that may happen, and anything happening is a matter of when happeni, not if. and that was when we gavewe gav the name. this is ex. so this is x is a placeholder for unknown disease. you may even call covid as the first disease. l x and it may happen again. the guy who covered upup the chinese lab leak is getting his ducks in a row for the next chinese lab leak.

we're in good hands. how do i know? because john kerry said so.. >> i am convinced beyond anyhe doubt that because of the decisions being made in the marketplace noing madew, because you know as well as i dowe, even if you don't, i don't want this, obviousl -y. but if you wound up with a different president who was opposed to climate crisis, i got news here. no one politician anywhere in the world coulsd undo. what is happening now is the biggest transformation in the economie.s of the world and of all of human history. ving >> did john kerry just say saving the world is a business opportunit y? d so if kerry's wrong and the world doesn't need saving, is i saving,tillt still a busins opportunity? >> but if you sabut ify kerry mb be wrong, that's disinformation, because it doreatenong, thas his business opportunity, don't you see? so you shut your mouth. don'n' either t ask any questior the fbi is going to have a word. >> goi why would we even doubt kerry, even if he got his facts

g? -lift kerry is a man with a facelift who married a ketchup heiress. >> he's got it figured out. he must know how to improve our lives. >> he improved his na kerry'slia improving his life at the expense of yours. this is about extracting humanity from the human race. this is about wrestling control of the land, sea and air away from you so they can make you dependent on their foodlabs. grown in their laps, put you in their cars, make you take their drugs, submit to their machines. they they're putting the human spirit out of business a puttin and they're right. it's a great business opportunit y. >> it's vulture capitalism. they're preyinvulture g on our s and won't be satisfied until they've picked our carcassean. clean. we were told the new world order was just a conspiracyere toldld theory, o control, disinformation, policre ,food and viruses from a lab. e"

so prime time's now decided. next year we're taking the showv to davos. we have to see this thine eeg in person. >> greg lukyanov, the coauthor of thee canceling of the who j american mind, who joins me now. >> greg, um, this is a littleeird, weird, but these are supposed to be the beste are su and brig >> yeah, lord, grant me the confidence of davosu woul experts. >> you would think they've gotten nothing realld think thyg in, say, the last five years. now, they keep on talking>>augh about misinformations], and they're creating a global moral panic that we have to clamp down global that w and min and the right that misinformation is a big threat to the planeormationt. but it's davos experts having control, decidinisgsinfor what misinformation is, is the big threat to the planet. >> that's an excusmahreat tot.er censorship on an industrial scale. >> it's global censorship, cale

and most of the time it's theirs disinformationse: machine whent comes to the lab leak, when it comes from the laptop, whent tog they say they want to get ridet of rice. u does that make you nervous? because i like ric e. lik >> i like it on my sushi. i like it as a side. rice the world. hi >> what's this about it?he >> it's the intellectual arrogance of all this stuff. and they never pause for a second to self-reflect. a sechave we done anythinge an to undermine our credibility? has the expert class t made itself look foolish any time the recent past and counseling of the american mind , it's filled with example after example of professors, experts gettins fig in trouble for havig the wrong opinion. that's what they mean by misinformation. 's whathey mean opinions they dt agree with when you can't question and they won't evencaue submit to questioning because they'll censor you or calley wi whatever you're saying, disinformation. >> that's how they get away with thi dis monstrous confidence because they've never really been challengebecausd.

>> they never allow themselves to be challenged. we talk about this in the book a as a conformity gauntlet that a lot of these people go through. >> it's just test afte lot of tt after test about how much you conform to what, you know, g higher education or these expert institutions want you the o actually think. and it's one of the reasons why nobody trusts them anymore. it's it's because they know say what they're going to say before they open their mouths. thare wronenerally going to be that we know what's best, even though we're wrong all the time. but we always forget about thato . >> yeah, they're conforming themselves into an insane asylumrmes into and everyone'sd to say, this is getting a little nuts in her ie. >> all right, everybody go check out his book. it's a must readook.. thank you so much. great. thanks for having meving. >> well, yesterday, prime time told you the biden campaign b is transitioning to the harris campaign. she's the shiny new face of the administration, traversing the country, spewingadonege kids jabberwocky to college kids who look like hostages.

but she's not alone. it's all hands on deck. on deckdr. jill and doug, not o fresh, have stepped up their schedules. so joe can rest comfortably in the white house senior living cente dour. >> democrats want literally thyone besides joe biden to represent the biden campaign. >> but since the pandemic's , biden has to emerge from seclusion once a week. you know, so the country has visuals to prove he's still running for president. so today there was a biden sighting. not the president said nothing's working, but he's going to keep doinhi g it anyway. >> are you striking him and working? oh, when you say working at a resolution, you. are they going to continue? ye s. s. that about sums up the biden presidency. is anything working? no. are we going to continue doing the same thing? yeno. to conts. >> then biden took the short stairs up into air force one and landed in north carolina, wherd ine he thoughthe

he saw a congresswoman who was never there. >> i also want to mention commerce never offers, nevern. this year i just had my picture taken with. that's probably why she left.sho how can this happen anyway? you know, she couldn't be hereuu ,actually. >> that's not true. i got mixed up. biden can't remember who he met 10 minutes ago, but the press made trump take a cognitive test for tweeting pastve midnight. so today was a doozy., an and you probably won't see the president untid yo see thele but we're proud of the commander in chief becausehe coe know he's been watching prime time. he stopped drinking from straws . >> i got to go home black and white now. >>ice cream, chocolate served, in the milk. why? why? they don't tex t simple things. yeah, i guess. a spo >> spoon. so biden's letting migranton?s t

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why wait to be scheduled for an interview to come over whencan m you can immediately cross surrender to border patrol and gemes, surrer patrolt with e in the next decade? a senior dhs official told the free beacon the illegals don't want asylum, they don't. need asylum. they just want to get in and ansappear. and it's really easy to disappear. dave rubin, host disapp of the rubinpe report, says he snapped this picture at the miami airportd tg >> it's a sign in the tsa precheck line. it says migrants pre can get through security with no photo i.d. and the tsa treats them like celebrities when they ask to take photos of theos migrants. the migrants can just say no ofy can ju. se >> and breeze right through. we reached out to th e tsa. >> they didn't get back to us, but we might have something foro you tomorrow. the migrants are coming from everywhere, by the waymo. , the middle east, africa, china. >> we catch migrants, chin we cr watch list all the time. >> so why are the migrants.r

getting through airport security faster than i am? >> i have to pre-check. i am clear. i have a birth certificate, todriver's license i still have to show my papers, scan my eyes. migrants don't have to do anyth of that. and they get to cut the lineat. in front of me. they patted my wife down when her alerted last year.t year >> while alejandro skates through with a child in his armo that he can't even prove his his and his flightves free.e and we're getting gouged. and besideare s free flights, they get free health care in denver hospitals on the brink of shutting down because they've been bombarded u by migrants who don't pay their bills. they go in treatment. , tr >> the hospital's 100 and 30 million bucks in the red. they had to reduce the number of bed.s. tur >> they're turning down patients, american citizens, because the hospitals broke. >> this is what democrats idid would happen during covid

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>> you came here legally when you see migrants. that's right. cut the line at the airport, thm which drives everyone crazy. how does that make you feeakl? it's a slap in the face, especially to immigrants who immigrated to this country legally. immigr have been seeing thiss he for years here at the mcallen airport. so this does not airp surprise me. under the joe biden administration, if you are here illegally in the country, you get free meals, free housing, free health care ,you get free everything. and yet the american people,st we're stucuck with high cost of living inflation, failing schools. i mean, we're stuck with everything under the biden administration. >> but illegal immigrants don't have to worry about that. does it bother you that thesebe, people could be, i don't know, harboring some animosityomin towards this country? i mean, they're coming from god knows wherg fre. >> from state sponsors of terror. and they don't eve fihave get fingerprinted, show i.d. or anything.

w i.and even after 911, they ju cut the line. >> that's itlineat's. >> i'm always worried>> about another 911. you know, my husband always tells me to look at myget of surroundings, to pay attention, to get off my phone, because anothef myr 911 can happen. those people on those airplanes never though t that it was going to be them. we're not the exception. thn, checkihappen agai excep especially now that they're not checking these people. we don't knong w who they are and what their intentions. aand 85% of the people that are coming illegally into our country are being released. i meanre, under the joe biden administration, 8 million people have crossed illegally into the country. and these are child traffickers, drug traffickers, potential terrorist. not all are good people. good peoplhave ce need to come o illegally, just like myself and my family, that they're alsomelegally,and my immigratin. country legally. abouare about the safety of the american people and also care about the children and women as well. we need to focus on legalto immigration because illegal immigratio on is funding

the mexican cartel that isar making $13 billion a year. and this is also costing american taxpaying 450 billion in the housing and carin taxpaga of illegal immigrants. and yet wel . have our own one of our own here in south texas. carlos lopez can't getown in heh care or any assistance foris wif his wife and childe that aret a ill. but yet we are giving free health care to peopliving fr cae crossing illegally into this country. but our own can't get highcount. health care. >> it's a shame. i'm going to have to identify a migrant. >> it's a shame. so i cut the line because, man ,these lines are great. horrible. thank you so much. i would tell your husband i said. youd helli saido. >> god bless you. thank you. so women are now identifyingg as as transformers. hello. i a robot or android of sorts? i am not human. had chr

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. because since i spawned in this human body, you have not been able to access the internet. >> prime time is noticing a trend. lots of white liberals seem to have a strange for racial humiliation. >>have a remember when nancy pei and schumer put on those kente cloth and kneelency pelod in the capitol building after floyd? it's kind of interesting to watch a little performative from my taste, but people take notice. >> they realize liberals like e to embarrass themselves in the name of racial justice. >> race, all sorts of turned white guilt into a get rich quick scheme preying on whiteguilt h-quick women andl them into paying thousands of dollars to be humiliatelad over dinner with a glass of shard, of course. >> you kno ww what i expectted of white women? >> not a thing. i want a show of hands wan of everyone at this table who is racist is a blogger. got

so you get to hear it. >> you got to go. sorry, sis. imagine if your husband beat you and you confront him. would you gou, and y? whi and massage his back while you're confronting him when you've been a victim of abus e and white women have abused us our whole lives. >> why do weabuseds have to hod your hand? >> abusive husbands. hand?white america. same thing. but thes same the women are payg to be bullied. is white shaming cathartic? >> but there's no crying in anti-racism. e women. at least not from white women. those tears are diabolical. d no >> you've been socialized notse to see us as human beinge us as

>> i don't matter to you, but ae white woman. and y'all know that. that's why i'm not here for the fragility. andyou know that. >> and so you very deliberatelyo turn on as a way to avoid accountability. yep. purposefully. .that's not fragility. f >> that's manipulation. that'sra strategic. at's dia >> that's diabolical. every time we hold your feeteves to the fire, all of a sudden. >> i'm so sorry. i didn't knoud , w. that you didn't have to know. and now that i'm trying to make you know, you want to crrying yn >> so we can end the conversation. am i missing something here? do white>> jesseam i have some d of weird racial humiliation do wwh that we don't kno about? hopefully our next guest can pefully i have.stions >> let's ask manhattan institute fellow heather mcdonald. n institute why are white women paying to be racially humiliated? >> heather because it makes them feel so much virtuous over the rest of the maga republican yahoos out there.

this is a completely codependent, dysfunctional relationship a . people like these white privilege trainers are utter charlatans. nothing qualifies them to harangue whites about phony, phony racismo. but nothing empowers know allows these white to take on the sins of of the white population on their shoulders. it's all about power on both sides. and this guilt has to end. jesse, this woman, you'vs toe played last purports to be about black liberation. if these black white privilege trainers really cared about liberating blacks, here's what they do. they'd go to inner city liting bla and they'd persuade r those children to do their homework, pay attentiosuad n in class, and not run the streets. whenwhen you have 66% of black h graders not being able to do basic arithmetic or read a i graph, it's not racismt' that means that we don't have more black computer scientists at google.

this is not a problem of racismp in this country now. it's a problem of culture and nobody wants to look at it. roofdy wants heather, why do that when you can charge $2,000 for an hour to whitfoe guilt, shame itite ladies, it's just so much easier. oh, it's -- it's it's, it's.this and the sad thing is, jesse, is that this takes us furtherr a and further away from solving our racial disparities. cithe the trainers shouldou be talking about personal responsibility and black empowerment perst, not about whe privilege and black victimhood. this is a completely a negatives trend in our country, and it's going to make us mor more ane ae divided, more and more hate filled and less and less unified. >> we're going to have to invite to the white chambero on the jesse watters prime time, because i probably i probably deserve iatters pt. and i will be great. it'll be great. we wan telt to. >> jesse, no tears, please, there. diabolical.

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>> just found out about it. it's when people start drinking alcohol in january for a cleanse. anuary for people actually doin? >> and why? and what drives people to drink ♪ohnny gets to root causes. how's your dry january? i'm n not drive away. got it. i'm not much of a drink. i'm a dancer. sootuch of a d ? so when everyone's going out to the bars, you just bust a moveto the b. how often do you drink? i just drop. like 5 minutes ago beforeup i just walked up every day. christma.s, my birthday. new year's, memorial day. what's wrong with the weed on memorial da>> smoy? ute tw one, four.o one, two, three, two, two, two, three, two, three, three, two, two, two, four. and thenth we're down to florida. oh t, sean, what's your go to drink? >> i do on the beach. x on that's it. >> that's it. margaritas. that's too, though.

>> i drink a beer. i like beer. >> i still like beer. what drives you to drink? my momstilr. me know that's what is? it's my mom, though. no change. it's a lot of weir there's a lo >> all my girlfriend. what does she do? t did shall she does nag all thl >> my step brother. you soun d insane. >> do you realize that you ren whene medical brenna you drink, do you get happy angry with the guys? play music. wery get stereo, you get sturdys you don't get dirty. is you fro dm new? yeah, not from the bronx. that's what we do. we get sturdy. well do, w, you sturdy. >> what's the funniest thing to happen to you while drinking? happen tk falling on my face. >> get up, get up and wake up. y naked andotall i don't remember how i end upup naked. i use this at homeat least i do i don't get naked at the bar. we ended up at a mcdonald's and the worker left me behind. i served a few people while i was a little bit tipsybehind a if you change your tune, i'd

like to give you some piesbo on me. peopl >> no, that's okay.th thanks. people when they drink and get into fightey gets. how about you?e i did a couple times in the club. some girlstihe there were being volatile. i wanted to, like, stomp a drags through in new york's streets and then throw a party lik e the stairs of the subway. >> sorry, i didn't mean to curse anywhere. i just have anything bad everfrm happen to you from drinking, blacking out and waking up in an precinct? my hangovers are so bad that i >>. we missd appendicitis so we end up missing the bus. so we stay like, four orbus. 5 hours waiting to get another bus. but we got drunk again bu. >> yikes. have you ever drank and drove all the time. okay. paul pelosi. hey, ali>>, there's joe biden.. >> need drink? >> no, he does not need to drink. he looks like his party. dadrink.d. he needs to smoke a blunt. he really be good. joe biden need to get his outln of office and get shot back in there. i love joe biden and i'm not going to lied inov. >> what do you love about him? i just think that everyone

deserves a chance. doess a he deserve a second chance. i thinchancek i don't deserve ss chances. like trump, i'm a different storrans.y guy that makes me fe good. >> donald trump doesn't drintha what would happen if he did mass chaos. can you imagine if i hadn he da mess i'd be? >> would i be the one? i'd be the world's worst. a lot of people migh mess i d bo jail, but it would be a great party, though, with trump he put money in the hood. >> yo, i want a drin k with donald trump. that's a hell of a laugh. that's a guy that's voting forh . >> i'll tell you, you're on h jesse watters prime time. what do you want to tell him, jesse? i hope you have a fabulous day. and i'm nice to meet you. come to the bronx. you hearim?a fabulo daym d i have a shot. >> have a drink and let's partyh . the weather's a bit frosty, and a lot of peopl ae are wearit snow boots into work. but here's the thing. once you're in at work, you have to take the boots off. >> you have to come to wor.k a second pair of shoes like a pair of loafers. >> you can't jusir ot stomp arod

the office in snow boots all day like johnny. >> let's text james from michigan. >> so they been natura.l products like rice, but then s in ther,ade windmill ocean get it together. >> davos also get it together by buying my book lenny from bo are migrants alsoo brin able to bring over three ounces [l liquid on the planeof? >> james from rhode island. jesse just keep your reusablesal grocery bags in the trunke of the car, they are it's like stacked up to here. it's not every time i openhe the back hatch of the suv, all of the bags fall out. god, murphy, get it together. not a bookgether, but do it. dvr the show and always remember i'm waters. and this is my world