transferred you tick collars? >> yes. greg: that's good because i some serious problems. >> i notice. greg: that's it. you mean no problem. jesse: i'm jesse watters. we are listening to president trump speak in pennsylvania. let's listen to what he has to say. president trump: we have a zero tolerance policy. what does that mean? if we catch a drug dealer, death penalty. and they don't have a problem. now, remember this. if somebody goes and shoots somebody or kills somebody they go away for life and they can get the death penalty. they shoot one person, they can get the death penalty. knife one person, the person

dies, they get maybe the death penalty or life in prison, no parole. okay? a drug dealer will kill 2,000, 3,000, 5,000 people during the course of his or her life. thousands of people are killed or their lives are destroyed. their families are destroyed. you can kill thousands of people and go to jail for 30 days. they catch a drug dealer, they don't even put him in jail. you kill one person you get the death penalty in many states or you get life imprisonment. you kill 5,000 people with drugs because usual smuggling them in and making a lot of money and people are dying, and they don't put you in jail or do anything. you might get a year.

but you are not going to get. then you wonder why we have a problem. that's why we have a problem, folks. i don't think we should play games. i never did polling on that. i don't know if that's popular or unpopular. probably you will have some people say that's not nice. but these people are killing our kids and they are killing our families. and we have to do something. we can't just keep setting up blue ribbon committees with your wife and your wife and your husband and they meet and they have a meeting and talk, talk, talk, talk. two hours later they write a report. i have got all these blue ribbon committees. and we have the opioid problem. for that we have to go after the

drug companies. we have no choice. we have no choice. so, so i think this is a discussion we have to start thinking about. i don't know if this country is ready for it. i think it's a discussion we have to start thinking about. so in oakland you have a mayor, and she -- she told people they were going to be captured in a big raid that there was going to be a raid. you can't do it, folks. we have to get smart. my administration believes our cities should be safe havens for american people, not for american criminals. we are going after violent criminals and we are going after

vicious gang members. these people are so tough. but you know, we had our i.c.e. agents out in long island. i grew up in queens in new york. but i knew long island. and places that i know so well are loaded up with guys out and we liberate them. we liberate those towns. and the people are cheering. it's like a war.

if you got liberated as a countr if you got liberated as aa country. can you imagine this is taking place in our country? l it is crazy. we are making tremendous progress. on congress to stop funding sanctuary cities so we can save american lives. [cheers and applause] the funding bill should not give precious and massive taxpayer grants to cities aiding and abetting criminals. that's what they do. look at the stories. kate and so many. look at stories how horrible they are. i'm calling on congress to finally end chain migration and

cancel the very dangerous visa lottery. now, they are probably again the democrats want to obstruct. so we are probably going to have to wait until after the election. we'll get rick in there and some other people in there and we'll be able to get it passed. because these guys don't want to do anything. they criticize because we have vacancies and certain administrative offices. we have 270 people that we cannot get the democrats to approve to come in and work in our administration. they are out there. we have the ambassador from germany. these guys are always saying you don't have an ambassador. they obstruct, they delay, they do everything they can and that's all they are good at. they have no ideas. i look forward to 2020.

i want to see how far left the person is going to be that we are going to run against. i look forward to it. i really do. i really do. so together with your help, your voice, your vote, we can achieve more than anybody. again, i really believe. i'm not saying this as bragging. but the tax bill when we got the individual mandate. but we also got anwar approved. they had been trying to approve it for 40 years. we got anwar in alaska, one of the biggest fields we'll start work. and other things. as long as we are proud of who we are and what we are fighting for, there is nothing beyond our

reach. nothing. we need republicans put in office. we need senate, and i think we are going to do pretty well with the senate. the numbers are looking pretty good. did you see the numbers from two months ago? you see the numbers now, people are seeing what we are doing. we stand on the shoulders of fate yots who poured out their sweat and blood and tears and we are going to do things nobody has been able to do. it's very funny. every time. >> i go out to speak, we have these massive crowds. thousands were turned away. we lept thousands in. i read one woman in the "wall street journal" today. peggy noonan. she wrote an article about me. i want to the wharton school of

finance. i went too -- to the best busins school, i think. then you have got to read how is trump a good speaker? she's talking about he uses the language -- remember i used say how easy it is to be presidential. but you would all be out of here right now. you would be so bored. i'm very presidential. ladies and gentlemen thank you for being here tonight. rick saccone will be a great, great congressman. he will help me have much. he's a fine he's a fine man and has a wonderful wife. [laughter] i just want to tell you on behalf of the united states of america thatte we appreciate yor

service. [cheers and applause] we appreciate your service. and to all of the military out there, we respect you very much. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. and then you go god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] see, that's easy! that's much easier than doing what i have to do. [laughter] because, but this is much more effective. don't forget, this got us elected. [cheers and applause] if i came like a stiff, you guys wouldn't be here tonight. so i'm reading peggy noonan, and she's a nice woman, i like her. she doesn'tn like me much, but - and she's writing like i'm some kind of a neanderthal.

and i'm saying, you know, i'm really smart. you know, l it's funny, they always talk, they always talk about how they're telling us they said we couldn't get elected -- i say "we" because you guys came from areas, some of you had never voted before, but you love the country. [cheers and applause] you never voted before, but you love the country. a great congressman from tennessee, they vote early. and the voting gets started, and he was at a speech i was making in pennsylvania, believe it or not. but he was there because one of his friends. and it was lou. but one of his friends was there. so i didn't know him. and they had early voting in tennessee, and he said, you know, mr. president -- and at that time i wasn't president but he called me that because he saw what was happening -- he said in tennessee the early voting started, and i've been doing this stuff for 32 years. and i've never seen anything like it in my life. those people are coming out of the hills, they're coming out of the valleys, they're coming out of everything that you can come

out. it's the most amazing thing. and these are people that love the country but they never voted because they never saw anybody they c wanted to vote for. [cheers and applause] and now they've got trump, trump, trump/pence. they've got all the stuff -- [cheers and applause] i've never seen anything like it. [applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> and then they ask, is he a good speaker? i don't know -- look are, i don't know if i'm a good speaker, but, you know what? every time i have a 25,000-seat stadium, we fill it up, so something has to -- it has to be right. maybe it's just pure ideas. i don't know. it's heart. oh, i love that guy. he said it's heart. we all have heart. but this man, great guy, great congressman, he said all these years i've never said anything like it. he said, and i can only tell you

i love the state of tennessee, but if can only tell you if the rest of the country's like tennessee, you're going win this damn election, and it's going to be easy. and we got 306-223. remember they said 270, you cannot -- remember the famous 270? [applause] he cannot win the election because he cannot get above 270. we needed 270. in fact, they couldn't get me to 270, 6 9. so we had 269. they said he cannot win, he cannot get. remember? to 270. and we didn't, we got to 306. [cheers and applause] but remember pennsylvania? remember -- that was really terrible. so, you know, i've never done this before. you know, i did -- i ran for president, i never did it before. somebody said, you know, i've been running for the president six times, you ran for

president, you won? what happened is pennsylvania. remember that night? [cheers and applause] so we were one point away, we were at 99% of the vote was tabulated, right? remember that? 99 -- and if i lost ten points, we would have -- there was no way you could lose. because we were winning by thousands and thousands of votes. and one o point doesn't have all of those thousands of votes. they wouldn't call pennsylvania. they refused to call it. remember? and i wanted to win. i wanted to win with pennsylvania -- it was so befitting because they w had spt ten times more in the state of pennsylvaniaen than e did. pennsylvania than i did. and i'm waiting for pennsylvania. i'm saying, come on, pennsylvania, go. one point and i win! and i have thousands more votes than i need! in other words, if every single person of the remainder voted against me, we win easily. they wouldn't call it. and then what happened?

wisconsin came in, we won with wisconsin! which hadn't been won in decades. and then we won with michigan and then t finally they were devastated -- did you see they were crying?ev [laughter] crying. she's crying. oh, my god. oh, my god. oh. remember john king with the board, i do this -- the red board, it's all red. it's like, red, man, that board was red, meaning republican. and john king, he can't believe it. he goes, i think he just won the state of florida. yes,te donald trump won the stae of florida. [cheers and applause] then they go you had -- you know, the electoral college is much harder than the popular vote, because the popular vote you go to three or four states. electoral college you have to go to 19 -- i was all over the place. ien went to maine four times because i needed one vote. they had one vote. that was going to be 269-270.

the one vote was going to be very important. so i went to maine like four times. that's a lot. a lot of people said why are you doing it? first of all, i like the people of maine, but i needed one. but what happened was i an incredible, it was an incredible evening, one of the greatest nights in the history of it's in terms of numbers of people watching -- [cheers and applause] and we have done a t job. so here's what is going to happen. let me give you the bad news. the bad news is they want to take its away from us. they want to take it away. they're doing everything they can to take it away. and that starts with the election coming up in a few months. and we have to win it. we have to get out and we have to win. normally i would not come, except it's pennsylvania. i love it anyway. i lo the people -- i love the people. i went to school, i went to wharton -- i went to school here. [applause] i love pennsylvania. i mean, look, how can i not love it, right? [cheers and applause]

somebody else would show up here, and honestly, rick, what'd it be, 50 or 60 people in front, right? first of all, you wouldn't have this, haveav a little place. but i love this state. but i really feel strongly about rick sacone, and i know him. number one, and i don't know that this is important, but to me it is. he's a very fine human being. he's ad good person. he's really a good person. rick, come up here. [cheers and applause]e] he's a really good person. [cheers and applause] >> rick! rick! rick! rick! rick! rick! rick! rick! rick!

>> so he's a good person. i don't know if that means -- does that mean anything? he's a very, he's a very competent person, he's a very hard worker. he knows things that many people don't know. he understands north korea maybe better than anybody. i spoke to him about north korea. he was there for a long time. and i spoke to him about north korea, and i'm telling you i learned things that all of these great geniuses, all of these great experts on north korea did not tell me. this is a very extraordinary guy. we need him. we need republicans. we need the votes. otherwise they're going to take away your taxes, your tax cuts, they're going to take away your second amendment rights. >> w no! >> it's true. they're going to take away finish you know, in the military big, big military place we just got approved $700 billion. we have to rebuild our military. [cheers and applause] $700 billion.

[cheers and applause] >> far more than the other party. they'll take that away too. our military was really depleted. but i just want you to know i came tonight because this guy is special. and beyond thehe vote, it's very important, remember this: the other t other point, his opponet is not voting for us. he can say all he wants, there's no way he's voting nurse ever. ever! and he could be nice to me, and he is, but there's no way he's ever voting forbu me. rick is going to vote for us all the time. all the time. [cheers and applause] so i want to ask rick to say a few words and, again, it's an honor to be with you. go out on tuesday and just vote like -- you've got to get out there. the world is watching. this, i hate to put this pressure on you, rick, they're all watching. [laughter] because i won this ticket by,

like, 22 points. that's a lot. look at all those red hats, rick. look, look at all those -- [cheers and applause] that's a lot of hats. and we just had a poll, we're more popular now than we were on election day. this guy should win easily, and he's going to win easily. you've got t to know him. he's e an extraordinary person. go out and vote on tuesday for rick saccone. rick, go ahead. [cheers and applause] >> do we love our president here in warren pennsylvania? [cheers and applause] inte western pennsylvania? [cheers and applause] yeah, we do, we do. let him hear it through those cameras. they probably turned the volume down and didn't hear you. [cheers and applause]

i'll just say a couple words. you already heard me speak earlier. i want to thank president trump. as i said before, if president trump's in your corner, how can you lose? he's the best man you can ask, anyone could ask to be in your corner. [cheers and applause] as any good businessman knows -- [cheers and applause] as any good businessman knows, you work on a deal, you work on a deal, but there comes a time to close the deal. this is the time to close the deal. we've got two days left. are you going to help me on tuesday? let's close this deal! [cheers and applause] >> so, again, with that, we'll stayed good night. -- say good night. but, again, go out, vote for rick. he'll never, ever disappoint you. he's a winner. he's never going to disappoint you. just go out, vote with your

hearts, vote with your brains. this is an extraordinary man. i'm going to be home watching the returns, and i hope that i have to make a call on tuesday night where i speak to you and your wife and i say great job, great race. the whole world, remember that, they're all watching. we want to keep it going. we want to keep the agenda to make america great, you've got to get 'emem in. this is a very important race are. very important. [cheers and applause] thank you all. god bless you, we love you all. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you very much. [cheers and applause] god bless you. [cheers and applause] ♪ b ♪ jesse: president trump concluding a speech at a rally in western pennsylvania for republican candidate canec rick saccone ahead of next week's closely contested house election, facing off against connor lamb in the first special election of a c politically-pacd

2018. here's the president on sleepy eyes chuck todd. >> it's is 1999. i'm on "meet the press," a show now headed by sleepy eyes chuck todd. [laughter] he's a sleeping son of a bitch, i'll tell ya. [laughter] [cheers and applause] and they t showed it this morni, 1999, and i'm talking about north korea. you've got take 'em out now. and then they have clinton saying we are pleased to announce that we have made a deal with north korea. well, you know how that deal turned out, right? we gave billions and billions of dollars and lots of other things. and we got nothing. but they show me young, handsome -- [laughter] i said why couldn't i look like that today? [laughter] i should have run back then, right? [cheers and applause] huh? i should have run back then.

i would have done this earlier. [cheers and applause] jesse: here to react, former deputy campaign manager david bossie and former senior adviser to secretary of state hillary clinton, philippe ryans. that was the president talking about back in the day that he was right on dealing with north korea. he was praising himself for having the foreknowledge to know how to get a deal done and was talking about how things are looking good on the peninsula, but he's going in there very clear-eyed. he's optimistic but also rational at the same time. what did you think about the president's speech tonight? >> well, it was vintage donald trump. this is a tremendous speech. he talked about promises made during the campaign and promises kept that he's keeping for the american people right now during his administration from building the wall to our peace and

security abroad, bringing peace through strength back to america that reagan doctrine whether it's our economy, the tax cuts. he hit on all of the, on all of the important issues at this great rally, this great speech tonight that he gives. but it brought me back to the campaign because he won because he was having fun, he was authentic. and that's really what brought him close to the american people. jesse: right. and, philippe, this type of trump has to terrify you and democrats because the man is loose, he's confident, he's entertaining, he's taking shots at the media. you know the public loves that. how do you see it in. >> well, i have to admit i didn't enjoy the walk down memory lane, but i had three things i thought. boy, does donald trump know how to keep an audience in the palm of his hand. it is remarkable to watch. second, i understand why that man won in 2016, and i understand -- i'm not terrified, but i understand why he may very

well win againin in 2020. but here's the bottom line and why we're sitting here, donald trump should not be in pennsylvania right now. he should be at mar-a-lago. this is a district that he won by over 20 points. this is a district that has been safely republican for a long time. it is right on the border of ohio and virginia. yet this is not even his first time, this is his second time. mike pence has gone in, ivanka has gone in. the party, the republican party has had to throw in -- jesse: listen, you know the president has to spend time there because joe biden -- if the left is going to bring out the heavy hitters -- >> no, of course he should go. jesse: -- then the president's going toth have to do whatever e can to shore up the congressional majority. >> i think -- jesse: that's not a desperate play, that's just pure politics. >> this should not be a toss-up race. it just shouldn't, any more than it should have been with roy moore. and i think there's a problem here because, look, i'm not going to pretend that there's a participation prize if lamb

loses. i know that better than anybody -- jesse: well, what do they call him, congress no lamb the sham? listen, i think the president's going to put this guy over the top. let's listen to some more sound, and then we'll get your reactions. >> prior to the election in 2020 every one of those guys, we really endorse donald trump. we think he has to win. you know why? because if i don't win the election, their ratings are going to go so far down, they're going to be out of business, every one of them. [cheers and applause] can you imagine? can you imagine covering bernie or pocahontas? pocahontas, how about that? jesse: all right. so, david, the president has a point there. he's an incredible individual to cover whether you like him or dislike him the man is going to bring ratings. do you actually think though that the media wants president trump to be elected just for the ratings, or do you think they hate t him so much that they'd rather havey a boring candidate

to cover for four years? >> i'm pretty sure the latter. they have proven and shown over and over again that they hate this president. the mainstream media is clear in its coverage of this president, the dishonesty in which they cover him has never been seen before. so i think that this president continues to attack and continues to point out to the fake news divisions that he's on to them, he knows what they're about, and he lets the american people know about it so that when they are reading the fake news, they look at it with that clear-eyed. >> philippe, let me ask you a question politically from a democratic perspective. if the media covers the president 91% negative and the public knows that, do you think that when the president bashes the press and that gets a great reaction, do you think the negative coverage of the president by the mainstream media hurts the democratic

party? >> well, i can't, i can't buy into either of the things you said. i don't know that it's 91%. if it is -- jesse: well -- [inaudible conversations] >> media research center, but go ahead. >> i don't know, but i would say this: i'm not sure what the point of him spending ten minutes -- i understand the crowd loves it, but saccone is not running against cnn, and by the way, i watched the entire rally on cnn just so i coulding say that cnn did cover every second of it live. and contrary to what the president said -- jesse: well, good, because they're going to get good ratings. >> -- on cnn be about north korea the day after. so i think everyone's trying to call it like they see it -- jesse: i don't know what cnn did after the north korea announcement, but we all could agree that it's a positive development, we haven't seen that type of diplomacy in quite someos time. let's hear some more sound from the president of the united states. [cheers and applause]

>> and the ratings are lousy, by can the way. compared to fox, their ratings -- they couldn't believe it. the worst of them, cnn, msnbc which is worse. i think i have a new -- msnbc, third rate. and nbc, which is horrible, their newscasts, by the way, is not doing well on nbc network. they're heading down the tubes. but listen to this, i did the apprentice on nbc for 14 seasons. i made a lot of money for them. we had a big, successful show. arnold schwarzenegger failed at the apprentice, and he's a movie star. martha stewart failed when she did the apprentice, and i just kept chugging along every year, it was a big hit. i mean, i did the apprentice, made them a lot of money, gave them good ratings when they were absolutely dying, and they do nothing but kill me.

nbc is perhaps worse than cnn, i have to tell you. and msnbc is or horrible. [laughter] jesse: okay, so more media-bashing from the president, david.. [laughter] i mean, the hits keep on coming, what do you think? >> and philippe pointed it out earlier which is the president keeps the crowd, 20,000 people, 15,000 people in the palm of his hand x. cha's how -- and that's how he does it. he entertains the crowd, he brings them into the conversation, he engages them through using these mainstream media attacks on himself and the dishonesty every day that he sees, and he points it out. and that's the authenticity. people have never seen a fighter. this president as a candidate in 2016 was the best counter-puncher that politics had ever seen bar none. when he was attacked, he hit you back harder. and that went for the media as well. and they were not used to taking the shots that he gave 'em. jesse: so that's a good point. philippe, the president has the

ability to position himself still as the incumbent, as the underdog. he's the underdog when it comes to the media and when it comes to the establishment and much of the conventional thinking. is there any other candidate that you see going forward in the next few years on the democratic side that can kind of galvanize that momentum to his or her advantage and at the same time be as entertaining and enthralling as this president can be when you see him off prompter at a rally? >> i would say a few things. iwould say, first, i don't think anyone is going to be out-donald trump out-donald trump. but we arehi sitting here in 20, not in 2020. and this is not about the president's ratings. this is about 2018, a few months from now, he very much might lose the house. and i think david, i hope, would agree that it's a tough slog, and they cannot put every one of these races, dozens of them

millions and millions of dollars and time. and the third thing i would say is you played that clip about chuck todd. about what the president said. and, you know, the president in 1999 was not a republican. he wasn't even a democrat. he was part of the reform party. and i think that gets to a big problem that the republican party is having, is that he is almost running against his own party as much as anything else. when we were watching in the green rom one television -- green room, one television was on fox, one was on fox business, and i was watching lou dobbs, and the graphic at bottom said speaker ryan andnd mitch mcconnell are trying to get donald trump to change his position on tariffs. jesse: right, that's an interesting point. let me ask david to respond to that because the president, when he was running for president, was also to a certain extent running against h his own party, did not have 100% support from within the own party, and he had said negative things about george w. bush, about clinton, about bush 41. you heard him tonight saying

negative things about ronald ray gab on trade. do you think -- ronald reagan on trade. do you think that can continue to workdo to his advantage politically by running against both parties in washington? >> rook, it's very -- look, it's very unconventional, but it is part of who donald trump is, it's part of his background. he was not always who he is today. but the american people, that's the authenticity of him. i go back to it. it's one of the major reasons he won in 2016 was for that very reason. and for him to be running against the republican establishment on certain issues and against the democratic party on other issues only helps him and makes him not a politician, but a change agent in washington who is going to get things done for the americanng people. jesse: speaking of change agent, the president broke some news tonight about his new slogan in the next few years. >> iha was hoping you'd ask tha. >> our new slogan when we start running in --ta can you believe

it -- two years from now? is going to be keep america great, exclamation point. [cheers and applause] keep america great. [cheers and applause] great! jesse: so if so -- so, phillipf the economy continues to grow and there is record jobless rates with it comes to blacks and hispanics. do you think the president and that slogan will be effective? >> i would go with the slogan keep america greater. to the extent his numbers are what they are. which are low by any standard. it's the economy keeping him up. if i were david, i would feel

pretty good tip were the head of the rnc, i would not. because i don't think -- yes, he was authentic saying i'm going to blow the place up. i don't think the republican establishment thought they would be caught in the room with the grenade. jesse: it's a long way away to the mid-terms. i have got to run because we have to pay the bills. thanks for sticking around. philippe said a lot of positive things about president obama tonight. we'll be right back. don't we need that cable box to watch tv?

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jesse: president trump just concluded a speech in pennsylvania. here is what he said about a

2020 matchup with oprah. data president trump: i would love oprah to run. i know her weakness. i was on her last show, the last week. she had donald trump and donald trump's family. my my my my we have come down a long way. i'm now president. but think of it. i know her weakness. wouldn't we love to run against oprah? i would love it. that would be a painful experience for her. jesse: joining me for reaction, former secret service agent dan won gin know and bloggers diamond and silk. it will be painful for oprah if she runs against president trump. >> it will be painful. he'll chew her up and spit her it and we'll help him.

she's going to get beat badly. jesse: what do you think oprah's weakness will be? >> i think she is going along with discrimination inequality and no one is saying anything about it. that's what i think her weakness is. she is not for the american people. she built a school in africa. she wasn't worried about children here in baltimore or chicago. jesse: dan, i want you to react to some sound about north korea. president trump: i don't know if you saw it, but we had a problem for years with north korea. this should have been hand, by the way, over the last 30 years, not now. this should have been hand and everybody will say the, too. but that's okay because that's what we do. we handle things.

this doesn't happen. he would not have don't and either would bush or clinton. they had their shot. all they did was nothing. well, clinton gave away billions of dollars. and as soon as they made the deal, the following day they started work on making more nukes. we have been very strong and very vigilant and now lots of good things. i think it will happen but we'll see. jesse: the president is making the point that he came out with a lot of tough talk, fire and fury and everybody on the left and the media said this would cause world war iii. but it didn't. everyone is now domght negotiating table. do you think the left in the media will give him any credit? >> shockingly some people object cnn said if he pulls this off

he'll be a great president. i am no fan of cnn and it pains me to have to give them credit. jesse: did you happen to catch that at the airport when you are waiting to cap your flight? >> donald trump, what got him elected. he's a doer. he's not an explainer. he gives great speeches. i'm not knocking his ability to give a great speech. obama was an explainer. he spoke in fine shakespearean pros. he could -- prose. i think kim jong-un is afraid trump may be a doer when it comes to a first strike. i think that motivated him to get to the table. jess require's amazing president trump used to be able to speak

like this for an hour and we would have nothing to show for it. it would be difficult to get a sound bite. but this president can speak for an hour and change and cover almost he single topic and set the agenda for the next few days. ladies, the president said something about the women's vote. let's hear it. president trump: women won't like donald trump. i said have i really lad thatkind kind of problem? i don't think so. women won't like donald trump. it will be a rough night because the women won't come out. we got 52%. right? and i'm running against a woman. it's not that easy. 155 million people are now employed. that is -- calm out this morning -- came out this morning. that's the highest level of employment in the history of our

country. jesse: the women's vote critical to the president's reelection. what does he need to do to improve that? >> i think he already has the women. we all love him. the unemployment rate among women are low. under payment was extremely high. i think he's doing a phenomenal job. i don't think he can do anything extra. we love that he's being himself. we are not asking him to be politically correct. we are asking him to be correct about the border. secure it. we'll help him make america great again. he has to win. >> all of them. jesse: the president did touch on the threat from ms-13. dan, we have got to run. but i want to thank you for

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jesse: it's been five months since the shooting in las vegas. >> joining me now, wayne allen root. this is kind of a conspiracy theory segment only because, wayne, we haven't gotten any information from the authorities. the first thing i wanted to ask you about was the security guard. what do you think about this individual? >> firststvi of all, nothing mas sense when you realize that parkland shooting, it was in the news dayho and night, we heard everything about nikolas cruz, his history, his background. the two terror attacks in new york city after the vegas attack, we knew everything about it. you name the attack whether it's terror -- jesse: right, but the security guard in question, i mean, this guy's going on ellen, he's driving to mexico -- [laughter]

he was witness to the biggest mass shooting ever. what's going on? >> i don't know. no one seems to know anything about him. he was a ghost. he was never heard of before. my radio show's the number one show in vegas, i get all of the mgm executives calling me off the air, they all say they never heard of jesus campos in their entire life. no one could believe he was allowed to leaveam the country within a couple of days of being shot. if he was shot and they claimed it was l serious, how do you dre from vegas to mexico? now you add in the ellen appearance, the only media appearance he will ever makes a announced by ellen -- jesse: and no one's trying to track this guy down and ask him questions, and i we're seeing information he may not have been registered as a security guard atua the hotel. the girlfriend fascinates me. i still don't get this, she's overseas. the shooter's wiring her thousands of dollars in cash.

and she deletes her facebook account before anybody even knows it was her boyfriend that did the shooting? what do you think about her? >> i even want to get in one more point about the ellen appearance by just campos, the security guard, real quickly. ellen has a deal with mgm, she has ellen slot machines at mgm casinos. theysh picked a comedienne theye in business with to do the only serious interview ever -- jesse: i know. mgm definitely, i think, defensive about the whole thing because they're looking at a lot of legal liability. >> correct. jesse: the girlfriend, no one's even talked to her from the press, is that true? >> yes. marilou danner, why does she happen to be overseas at the moment he does this? the philippines happens to be a hotbed for islamic terrorism, just another interesting tidbit. she deletes her facebook page an hour after the attack begins when his name had not been announced to the public. how did she know to delete her

facebook page -- jesse: it makes absolutely no sense. >> her fingerprints may be on the ammunition, and yet she's not a suspect. strange, right? beyond belief. jesse: also strange, wayne, where's the video? we haven't seen any video of the shooter going in and out of the hotel. i mean, there's security cameras everywhere in vegas on the strip, within the hotels. why haven't we seen any video? realal quick? >> yeah. again, you know, even the -- in a casino every inch is on video. there's nothing there. jesse,s this is nothing but mystery upon mystery upon mystery. the investigation was not given to homicide, it was given to the division of police that handle accidental police shootings. unheard of. no one can -- jesse: yeah, that doesn't make any sense why you'd throw that off to that department. also they're not even able to give us the information that were on the hard drives that they seized or the cell phones,

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[♪] jesse: time for last call. tonight we have some ask watters questions. hide see asks, are you a good bowler? depends on how much i have had to drink. john says ways your favorite part of show and why. i like the commercials because that's how i get paid but i'm warming up to the party bros.

bre tweets what does the b. stand for in jesse b. watters. it stands for bailey. that's it for tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is up next. bailey. judge jeanine: president trump doing what he does best. his raucous rally in one of the states that helped put him over the top in 2016. welcome to justice. i'm jeanine pirro. thanks for making "justice" the most of watched cable news show last saturday. we have reaction to president trump's rousing speech plus the developing news of a summit between kim jong-un and the president. i'll be talking to san antonio spirals and colonel