abort, freedom to chemically castrate children so we are the freedom party but that's where it always ends up. >> at that point we are looking at a war on christianity, a war on morality. them just really trying to normalize the things that we know in our hearts and our minds that we talk about every sunday that we are not supposed to be doing. >> great to see you tonight, thank you so much. fascinating appearance at the rally. a big get well to my little guy nico who had a big knee surgery very early this morning. want to think the doctor and a great nurses. he's resting up, eating junk food, too much of it but before the hard part which is that pt, it begins in just a few days. jesse is next. speed to welcome joe jesse watters prime time, tonight. >> don't ever shy away from our

progressive values. one person's socialism is another's neighbourliness. >> just stay more woke than less woke. >> be the most radical ticket in history. >> are we ready to fight for it? >> if you are going to build a robot in a lab that would be secretly controlled by billionaires it is kamala harris >> it sugar daddies up to cash in on the kamala who. >> thank you for the warm welcome. [ singing ] >> comedians fort kamala. who is ready to laugh? >> jesse: plus. >> there putting tampons and little boys bathrooms. >> get out of here.

>> jesse: kamala harris announced her vp8 -- vp pick today and it's like they're trying to lose. here's the authentic call she made to the governor of minnesota tim walz. >> it's kamala harris, good morning governor. >> good morning bottom -- madame vice president. >> i want you to do this with me. let's do this together, would you be my running mate and let's get this thing on the road? >> i would be honoured madame vice president. >> jesse: this was her first major decision and she choked. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro was the front runner but sources say he was too jewish for the hamas wing of the party and was too talented a campaigner and would steal the spotlight from harris her cowardice and insecurities forced her to choose the only guy who looks older than biden. here they are together in philly

>> since the day i announced my candidacy i set out to find a partner who can help build this brighter future. with his experience, i'm telling you, tim walz will be ready on day one. >> and now, welcomed the next vice president of the united states tim walz. >> thank you for bringing back the joy. i couldn't be prouder to be on this ticket and to help vice president harris become what we all know is very good for us. next president of the united states of america. we have 91 days. that's easy. we will sleep when we are dead.

>> jesse: in the one opportunity she had to separate herself from the biden administration, she chose a sloppier version of biden. julie chemists in the democrat lab thank you have to pay her old white guys with young black woman? tim walz looks like biden and sounds like bernie. >> we can get out there, reach out, make the case and for one thing don't ever shy away from our progressive values. one person socialism is another person's neighbourliness. >> jesse: how did kamala make a vice president more radical than she has? they are the jordan and pepen of progressives. the last time they tangled he let riders brendon minneapolis. one mike blamed america for the black lives matter riots and said they were exciting. >> a society that does not put equity and inclusion at the centre of it is certainly going to eventually come to the places where we are at. they are going to want fundamental change and that is what i think -- that's one of

the exciting things in the midst of all this. you can feel a sense of optimism coming back. >> jesse: the minneapolis mayor was begging governor walz to deploy the national guard and he told the guard standdown. he told the police to surrender their precincts and once the city was a pile of ashes he defunded the police. what kind of midwestern dad with midwestern values let's a city burnt to a crisp? and then let's crooked donors swoop in and buy up the real estate on the cheap. when haters were ripping down statues of columbus, walz didn't stop them. >> it was an act of civil disobedience that we need to make sure people feel that there is a proper outlet to address the legitimate concerns around what they view as a genocidal monument that they have to walk to in their democracy. >> it's our democracy to. if a -- kamala was the most radical senator he is the most

radical governor. when she was letting illegals poor and, walz was giving them driver's license with free tuition. minnesota is a sanctuary state. he wants to help make america a sanctuary country. >> he talks about this while i say let me know how high it is, i will invest 30-foot ladder factory. that's not how you stop this. >> he let his best city burnt down, flooded it with illegals and helped cancel the state flag to make it look like the flag of somalia. how do we know this guy is crazy? they love him. bernie thrilled. the democrat socialists of america thrilled. offering up an over-the-top endorsement as if he was castro. dylan is thrilled because he has turned minnesota into a sexual -- century state for sex change operations for children, no age limits. >> we want every minnesotan to grow up in a safe celebrated and free to exist as their authentic

versions of themselves. protecting and supporting access to gender affirming healthcare is essential to being a welcoming and supportive state to the community. >> jesse: he signed a bill that removes a child from their parents home if the parents don't want to castrate them. he said walz forced schools to stock tampons in boys bathrooms. tampons and fourth-grade boys bathrooms. what a freak. what do boys need tampons for? this guy is not minnesota nice, he's minnesota nuts. minnesota lockdowns were worse than california's. he set up a hotline so your neighbours could snitch on you for leaving your house without a mask. he probably learned this from china. where he visited 30 times. weird right? i'm sure he paid for all those trips himself on a teacher's salary. he spent his honeymoon in china.

he's being groomed by the chinese. if i was the fbi i would do a background check just to be safe. he loves china just as much as biden. three months before biden detonated himself in the debate, one mike was full steam ahead on the cover up, said biden was fresher than ever. >> i think this week watching some of the media colleagues look at this as a neutral biden, it's the same joe biden that's been delivering for us. we have to do everything all day >> one has... walz was caught drunk driving, 96 in a 55. claimed he wasn't drunk or he was just deaf from serving in the military. but he blew a 0.12. he served in the national guard until his unit was deployed to arak and then he abandoned them. >> back in 2005 warning order

went out to the first battalion 125th field artillery to mobilize for a mission to arak. of the time one mike served as the highest noncommissioned officer but months later he would retire, avoid the deployment and run for congress. >> the public needs to know how pathetic his leadership was as the national guardsmen appear he abandoned us. what kind of leader does that? as soon as the shots were fired in iraq he turned around the other way and hung his hat up and quit. >> jesse: soldiers, police and families needed him the most, he walked away. this is a trick pick. democrats think they can trick you with an old white guy from the midwest. he's a freak in sheep's clothing. democrats can't be honest about who they are, to have to lie to you and hide their positions. there is something else going on here. obama didn't want kamala, he wanted an open convention but biden endorsed her before barack

could make a move so brock put eric holder, his wingmen, in charge of the vp vetting and holders served up walz creating the craziest ticket in history. is walz a sacrificial lamb? to they know they are going to lose? because all the talented democrats are being kept on ice for 28. when this year loses than barack can say i told you so, we try to your way and now we do it my way. former presidential candidate... is here. how does this pick change the dynamic of this race? >> the last few weeks have not been our best jesse. this gives us the reset that we needed. this is a gift from on high from the democratic party. it is also a lens and to how kamala harris will govern. i don't think she's particularly ideological.

i don't think she has far left ideology or any ideology. it shows how she's going to buckle to pressure because this is the first presidential style decision that she had before her. do you want a governing agenda of a centrist or do you want to buckle to the pressure from the radical left? she made the choice. i this is our best lines to see how she's going to govern. the reality is the vice president is far less relevant. he's not going to be the one setting policy. the reason i find this decision fascinating is it gives us a lens into the way kamala harris makes decisions and the reality is that she buckled to the person that ultimately puts the most pressure on her. that's what we learned today. this is a gift, a reset the rates and i think we are on path once again to a victory because pennsylvania can be in play. >> shapiro was going to help with pennsylvania. he doesn't help anywhere. it they say he helps with the midwestern white man. are they going to buy this guy?

this guy that wants to give boys tampons in fourth-grade? >> the reality is this is a guy, they are pitching him completely the wrong way as some type of midwestern unifier. you can't be the unifier while also leading the charge on calling 70 plus million americans weird in his terms and we have a much stronger case and return if you want to play that game. boys versus girls, can't define the difference boys competing with girls and women sports competition and taking away your gas stoves. he's been one of the most climate alarmist governments. everyone to level that charge in return, we have a stronger case but the reality is he can't be a unifier but also somebody who's alienating americans as plain weird. it's just one village of ideology. they don't look at the content of the candidates they put up, they realized it had to be in the -- a black woman and that's

the reason that kamala got her job but having checked that box now they need to river the other direction which is midwestern focusing white guy of a regular type and the reality is when they stopped getting positions on the basis of merit and start using these quotas in either direction, they end up with the worst of all worlds and that's what this represents. >> jesse: the minneapolis riots, that's going to be front and centre in this campaign. it's going to be about the economy remember in that summer what happened. he let that city burn. he let it burn. and then blamed america for the fact that it burned. why would she pick someone like that on the ticket? >> she wasn't making a sound decision but there's three issues that matter in this election. immigration, economy, crime it. on economy you raise taxes, shows you what he thanks about economic growth. he wants to build a ladder over the border wall and give subsidies to migrants and on crime that's really where the george floyd riots come in.

this is not turning america into st. paul or minneapolis. that's what they want to do, we say no, we have a clear choice to do it in the ballot box in november and i think this is now our race to lose, let's focus on our agenda and if we do we win this thing. >> jesse: they have decided to run crazy san francisco and burning minneapolis against donald trump and that is not going to work out. i don't think it's going to work out, we will wait and see but that's just crazy. thanks as always. >> thank you. >> jesse: why did he spent his whole life in china? and why is nobody talking about it? did i read this? did i get eggs?

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>> jesse: it took just five minutes for us to find out that kamala's vp is... do your own research. he's a child sex change surgery fanatic who put tampons and boys bathrooms, hates columbus, created a covid snitch line and allows gay erotica in school libraries. he's a socialist riddled with white guilt, even rolling the windows down to smell the burning rubber during the summer of love. nancy pelosi says that he is normal. >> he is wonderful. to characterize him as left as -- is so unreal. it's just not... he is right down the middle. he's a heartland of america democrat. >> jesse: why isn't she proud he's liberal. what's wrong with being liberal? of the media instead of doing their jobs just repeated what democrats told them, watch this. >> he appears to fit the definition of a man from middle

of america, high school teacher, football coach, member of the army national guard. >> he has this personal informal vibe. >> a lot of people have noticed the down to earth likable quality to him. >> he's quirky, he's funny. he's clearly qualified for this job. that authenticity you can't make that up. that is who you are. >> jesse: you can make that up. democrats do it all the time it. recall at the bait and switch. they did it with biden, told us he's a moderate then he broke the border and the bank. then they told us he was sharp when he knew he was cooked to them they switched him for kamala, even more left and more deceptive. now they say kamala is not the borders are and not liberal boat we won't interview her, just trust us. democrats don't even know who they are voting for or maybe they do and they don't care. we sent to johnny to the rally in philly, watch. >> who's excited for tim walz.

>> i love him. >> i'm liking him. he's kind of new to my radar screen. >> we like him because he's likable and if we want to call a spade a spade, he's nonthreatening. >> he's giving illegal immigrants drivers licenses. >> i personally have not heard about that. >> i don't believe that a person is a legal. >> if you are not native american you are an immigrant anyway. >> that's not a good thing. >> he's putting tampons and little boys bathrooms. >> get out of here. that don't sound good at all. >> jesse: hi michael. how effective is the media going to be in deep six think everything walz has done? >> good to be with you. i think it's a cynical pick on the one hand.

i think that all those characters -- characteristics that you were describing are the things that appeal to kamala harris. she's not really running on an agenda, it's all about image. the problem is that when you dig into these big controversies, the unwillingness to call the national guard for three days after black lives matter protests had turned into riots. on the covid snitch line and i think the third issue is the biggest which is this gender medical mistreatment scandal. the polling on this is much worse than it appears. many more democrats are opposed to giving kids confused about their gender drugs and surgery, the uk's liberal labour government just upheld a ban on puberty blockers that was imposed by the previous conservative government. that's not something i've seen. it's the issue that's in the present. i think that one could potentially cause damage because it undermines the democrats claim to be more compassionate

and to care about vulnerable people. >> jesse: do you expect an interviewer to ask kamala harris you know you're vp nominee wants you to be able to castrate first-graders, do you agree with that? >> it will have to come up. i think at some point it will have to be in the debates or somewhere else that he is going to have to address that issue and i don't think democrats want to address it right now. one of the creators of gender medicine in finland just renounced it. it's really falling apart very quickly so i think ultimately she has shown she is insecure. she didn't want to -- want a strong politician. everybody knew josh shapiro was the best guy because he's more moderate. he's the governor of pennsylvania, why would you not pick him? i think he intimidated her and that shows a real deep insecurity and that kind of weakness is going to start to come out more and more. one that's running a campaign that's based on appearance and

identity and superficiality and when you look under the hood you get these pretty gruesome gender medical mistreatment's. >> jesse: i can't believe she didn't put josh shapiro. he intimidated me. you watch him deliver that speech on the five, this guy is the jewish obama. had the audience in his hand like putty. even i was mesmerized. why wouldn't she pick him? that's a layup in pennsylvania. >> they have to be thinking that they want to mobilize the progressive base and when moderates pick there's no way they can win the election without winning moderates so i'm not sure. i think it's a mistake. they have top professionals are chi can't figure it out. i think it's a huge mistake particularly on this gender mistreatment scandal. >> it looks like a comic because emission that is designed to fail, that's how bad this looks. you never know. they've pulled rabbits out of their house before. have fun in san francisco for me

kamala harris may not have much foreign-policy experience but her new running mate is very, and i mean very well travelled. he's been to china more than 30 times and it doesn't think there are -- they are our biggest rival. >> i lived in china and i've been there about 30 times. if someone tells you there an expert on china they are probably not telling you the truth because it's a complex country but it's critically important for us. i don't into the category that china needs to be an adversarial relationship. >> jesse: he first went to china in 1989 to teach english and fell in love with the country. telling a local paper no matter how long i live i will never be treated that well again. they gave me more gifts than i could bring home. sounds like newsom when he was going around admiring the cranes. in fact he loved china so much that he and his wife got married

on the anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. then honeymooned there in the nineties. he later set up a program to take high school kids to china every summer for nearly a decade and according to local reporting of the time the chinese government paid for it. and while they were abroad, he told his students to downplay their americanness. if he becomes vice president, what does that mean for america? >> he's a guy who wants to ship more and more american manufacturing jobs to china. he said it on camera and... if you care about the environment and i do, why are you going to ship american manufacturing jobs to the dirtiest economy in the world, why wouldn't you keep them right here? >> jesse: democrats have put guys with deep ties to the chinese on the ticket. what's that about? former state department spokesperson...

thirty times to china and then you honeymooned there? what's that about? >> the honeymoon is weird where it -- aware that the governor likes to use. what's even weirder is do you have the chinese communist party paying for young students as you mentioned at least for ten years to visit china. what is the purpose of this indoctrination? the chinese commonest party is very smart. in february of 2020, then secretary of state mike pompeo gave a speech to governors republican and democratic governors around the country and one them and said this is the type of thing that the chinese communist party will try to do. they will try to infiltrate, they will create centres in school. they will do these people to people exchanges and it's all about covering up for the fact that the government is run by a bunch of communists. have an ongoing genocide, of communists who are spying

against the united states. we saw this by balloon that traversed. and communists who knowingly and willingly send the pre-- precursors of fentanyl to the united states, the number 1 killer of young people in our country and the government knows about it. >> jesse: is he damn? did he not realize he was being used by the chinese communist party? or does he like to travel there? >> he was certainly either wittingly are unwittingly co-opted in my opinion by the government very early on. this is a pattern. they want to take mayors and local officials early in their career to china to sort of whitewash over there many atrocities. what does make sense to me is according to the reports i read today, he also taught a class, a chinese commonest party approved class in 1989 went to an m. and square had happened. he had to see a lot of the evils

of the chinese government first-hand. i should know, with his beliefs on china, him wanting to engage economically and diplomatically with china are well out of the mainstream of republicans and democrats. president trump changed the consensus, the foreign-policy consensus in washington dc for both parties. he changed it when he came down the stairs in 2015 and started reminding everybody what a threat china was. so the governor's views are so far out of the mainstream he and kamala harris have to answer what is their china policy going to be because this is a stark reversal from trump and biden. >> clearly the fbi has to open up a counterintelligence program on their campaign just to see if they've been compromised by the chinese and wiretap everybody involved. that's what they do. it's fair to do that to the chinese and the democrats. maybe an idea. morgan thank you. how is kamala going to pay back -- payback her sugar daddy's?

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>> jesse: the last time kamala campaigns she was running as a radical. this time around she claims she's middle-of-the-road. she's a candidate with no consistency, no backbone, no ideas of her own. the perfect vessel to cater to big-money donors and party power players. >> if you are going to build a robot in a lab that would be secretly controlled by billionaires, it is kamala harris. if she did not exist, billionaires would have to invent her. half indian half black, attractive woman. she's perfectly comfortable with being used as a tool by other people to say anything and do anything. kamala is perfectly at home and perfectly calm and at peace with being of [ bleep ]

>> jesse: she knows she has a lot of important people -- owes a lot of people some very big favours. she didn't miss and democrats don't do cruise out of the kind -- kindness of their heart she's got a record of paying back those who give her that extra push. after winning her da race in san francisco largely with the help of willie brown, she dropped the charges, played out corruption charges against willie's friends. what can we expect this time around? nancy pelosi threw away her decade-long relationship with biden to push him off a cliff and make room for kamala. that has to be worth something. the clintons were some of the first and the establishment to endorse her. that reportedly already trying to collect an ambassadorship for chelsea. eric holder can probably expect a big payday in some form. he ran the vp vetting process, i'm sure his law firm will be paid back handsomely. what what harris and her

administration and our country look like after she has done bit -- paying back all of her debt? dana people don't understand that kamala owes so many people everything. >> i completely agree and i think those are very important points that you went over. it's a relationship that's based on trade. she realizes that she's in this position because of who she knows and how she came up and politics and she's never really honestly been super tested. let's all remember back when she was challenging biden for the democrat primary she came in behind people to judge, she came in last place and was barely scraping 1 percent so she owes a lot of people and i'm really curious to see how this dynamic goes. i have to tell you i was watching this little event that they did, i can see why she didn't pick shapiro to be her vp, he sounds, he sounds

competent compared to kamala harris and tim walz. he's like the boss hogg of the democrat party nnu have word salad and boss hogg, that's it. >> jesse: they probably waited 20 minutes to take the stage afterwards because they couldn't follow that. i hate to say that because i don't want to... i disagree probably with everything but the man knows how to work a crowd. going back to kamala harris, she didn't turn this, she's anointed and she's now going to be in control of the entire federal bureaucracy and she's going to be handing out things like party favours, contracts, ambassadorship's, administration positions, she's going to run the patronage and she's going to use the treasury to pay everybody back. >> completely.

let's not forget she is to the left even on government spending, there are numerous stories about how when she would talk about government spending she wanted more than joe biden. i can't even believe that we are seeing somebody wanted more spending than joe biden but that's how far left and... this is their money. this is going to be absolutely tit-for-tat and she was promoting, she promoted the bail fund of people who were burning down neighbourhoods and livelihoods and ruining entire communities of people. so you would think that she's not going to thrall positions as party favours? her whole reputation is that. >> jesse: she was taking orders from blm, that's how nuts this is pure she's not good to be president if she wins, she's going to be told what to do. >> that will be an official department of the administration >> jesse: we will see how it shakes out, thanks as always.

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>> jesse: we all know policy isn't really kamala's thing but the party has rallied around her, why? they think she's got a great personality. >> she's awesome, funny and it's really refreshing to have someone right now who is funny. and she is serious but she doesn't take herself too seriously. >> jesse: he's right. she loves a good laugh. >> as a woman, there is a balance to be struck between being tough, and being a [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> turn that off. >> jesse: schranz -- since she loves a good chocolate she enjoyed last night's zoom fundraiser in her honour. they call it comics for kamala.

the event kicked off with their official rally cry performed by nick offerman. watch this. [ singing ] [ singing ] >> jesse: are you ready to donate or what? ben stiller chipped in $150,000 because white guilt isn't cheap. >> she's also hate -- a historic candidate. the first woman president and that's incredibly exciting. she's indian, she's black, everything, you can be more than one thing, is incredible. i'm jewish and irish.

i wish i was black, every white jewish guy wishes he was black. >> jesse: rosie o'donnell took the mic vowing to wear the same shirt until november. >> of the day that president biden step down the most glorious act of generosity and patriotism, i went out and bought 100 kamala t-shirts and i will not take them off until she's in that white house. >> it wasn't all comedians on the zoom. the teacher james was invited but just like trump in court, she was gagged. >> up next, attorney general the teacher james, welcome attorney general. going to have you unmute for us. i think you are muted. there we go try it again.

>> we will get your text figured out and while we are doing that we will bring in... 's fuel and the woman who try to put trump in prison can't unmute herself. and if that didn't convince you, comics for kamala saved the best punchline for last. showbiz gulags. >> of donald trump wins the country is over, he will put us all in some kind of showbiz gulags where... we cannot let that happen. >> jesse: he is here. what kind of punishments will you be administering to these hollywood kamala lovers as the overlord of the gulags? >> first of all, i'm getting ready to start a film. it's good to see you. i have a film coming out

september 12th. god is not dead and in god we trust september 12. if i was the overlord of these people i would sit them all down and teach them that america is a representative republic. that this country from its inception was a make america great a country -- what it means to me jesse is god-fearing, powerful, prosperous and safe. we are none of those things right now. i want some of that -- i watched some of that last night and i have to tell you it was just weird, disjointed, awkward, dumb, not funny and the whole thing is fake excitement in my opinion. the whole thing is fake. >> jesse: none of these people were going to do these for biden. they were going to sit it out so

kamala comes along and now they are all fighting each other to get on zoom and play guitar and saying. what that about? >> these people two minutes ago wanted her kicked off the ticket they didn't want her to run. she was the insurance policy to keep biden running for president now all of a sudden she's the all-knowing, all wonderful kamala harris. i'm telling you this is -- i think you said it on your show. the news is excited about it. i don't think people are excited about her. there's nothing, and she might be a nice lady. there's nothing to her. there's nothing and i find it kind of sad that these people completely just usurped biden and shoved her in there, it's insulting. >> jesse: trump is going to have to debate kamala harris.

they might debate on fox. that might be moderated... if she shows up. she might not want to debate on fox, a little scared but if they do debate how do you think trump should handle her? >> i love trump. i hope he wins because i believe in simple things in our country. trump and i'm going to perry you , policy, policy, policy. that said. there's no name-calling, no making fun of anything eric when he gives his speeches at these rallies, policy. period. once he goes off to the rails, it becomes confusing and i wish i could talk to him and say just stick to policy because you own every policy that's out there. you own every issue and he knows that but he's got to stick to that.

>> jesse: he should just ask kamala about inflation and let her explain it and then ask why her vp wanted the latter for the wall that he builds. just stay on policy. >> he did it with biden and knocked him out. if he doesn't -- she's easier because he knew a couple of things and i don't want to be insulting, i just don't but when she answers that question about what you going to do about inflation, she's telling people the price of eggs and toilet paper are high, yeah, what are you going to do to fix it? there's no answer. once he hits her with the border, it's over. >> jesse: she's a great debater, let's not lower the bar. excellent debater, prosecutor. she's got a great, sharp, legal mind. we don't want to lower the bar too much. you can get in trouble that way.

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[ ♪♪ ] >> mentioned and moved to quickly i noticed that the minnesota governor was on the stage and he was moving too quickly that's not good you want to move calmly as a man especially when you're around women, move slowly ending control. >> he's a horrible governor you can have them we need a new 1.

>> assigned books there but if they win i might actually miss joe biden. >> oh, my god you're right didn't think that was possible. >> is it me or is josh schapiro trying to be the next obama? >> i'm hearing that and i kind of liked it. jude from st. joseph minnesota who bring students on their honeymoon? >> we don't know if the students did but let's pretend they did because that's weird. tyrus from new orleans thanks for the seattle show harold was nice enough to send me the clip can't wait to see you in person hashtag dead man walking. all right i will be off the rest of the week i will see you guys in september always remember i am waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]