and tyrus. i love you, america. [cheering and applause] welcome to "watters' world". congress is on vacation. president trump spending the week in new jersey. we are still waiting for robert mueller and the 13 angry democrats to wrap up with the president calls a witchhunt against him for alleged collusion with russia. if u.s. congress, adam schiff the evidence is right in front of us. >> i think there's plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy in plain sight. now that is a different statement in saying that there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt of a criminal conspiracy. robert mueller will have to determine that. >> congressman you're right there's plenty of evidence. but it is not against mr. trump. it is against lisa paige and

peter strzok. remember these? this man cannot be president. i cannot believe donald trump is likely to be an actual serious candidate for president. they fully deserve to go. demonstrate the absolute bigoted nonsense of trump, donald is an enormous blank. trump is a disaster. journeymen former secret service agent and host a renegade republican, dan -- and author of the russia hoax, the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump. fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. one of the things that hasn't been getting a lot of attention recently and i've seen this covered on i think hannity. christopher steele was being paid by the fbi for many months. and double dipping getting paid by the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc. and he was back during through

the fbi with a man named bruce orr and his wife worked for fusion gps. what does that tell you, dan about the operation that the fbi and the clinton campaign were undertaking, way, way early on in 2016? >> yes, this is a complicated case. but i break it down into three let's say, sub scandals. the espy gate mega scandal, the earth three. the when you're dressing as well call the information superhighway. or the information laundering operation. it is best summed up this way. when the fbi source for most of the information used to spy on the team, a guy by the name of christopher steele, paid by the hilly team to generate this fake nonsense information against donald trump. when he was discredited and deemed by the fbi and i'm quoting the fbi here, when he

was deemed not suitable for use of the source anymore because he was lying about the media contacts, they had to launder his information back into the fbi to use him again. so what do they do? they hired the wife of a doj official. bruce orr, his wife nelly reconnected steele into the doj and basically instead of laundering money, the laundered information. it is an absolute disgrace what happened to the president. >> greg, so made a good point the other day. how dianne feinstein it has been discovered she had hired some chinese mole, chinese spy for many years. when the fbi got wind of it, they did not send a bunch of fbi agents and spies to go look into dianne feinstein and try to trap her. instead, they give her a briefing and warned her about this guy. it is just so much different than the way the trump situation was handled. >> there is no fairness, there is no equivalency here. if you're a democrat or friend

of hillary, you get immunity or you get off scott free. if you are remotely connected to donald trump, you get people like robert mueller and andrew wiseman and his team of partisans coming after you with a vengeance. and really abusing their positions of power. and that is part of the story of the russia hoax. and you are right about bruce orr and christopher steele. i mean steele is on the payroll of hillary clinton and the fbi. when they fire him for being a liar they continue to use him in violation of fbi regulations. they were devious about it. they had bruce orr as a conduit. and the other amazing thing is even after the president is elected, after he takes office after several months after, they are still using christopher steele as a spy on

donald trump. trying to verify the unverifiable dossier. >> and another big discussion about the trump tower meeting. and the allegation is that this meeting between donald junior and the russian amounted to some kind of conspiracy. they do not use were collusion i think the legal terminology would be conspiracy because information is the same thing as money. but i am looking at it and no information was ever given to the trump team by russia. yet, the hillary clinton campaign paid for information from the kremlin sources. they just washed it through an intermediary, christopher steele. is there a big difference between the trump tower meeting and the way that the dossier was obtained, dan? >> you know, you hit the nail on the head.

jonathan does a lot of work on the network a very skilled lawyer and not partisan by any stretch. wrote a terrific pace saying that. there is no possible way that the trump tower meeting between donald trump jr., paul manafort and a couple of russians who by the way, have very deep connections to both the clintons and fusion gps. that's another story. no significant information on the clintons is exchange whatsoever. granted, the meeting is a bad idea. everyone acknowledges that okay? there is no it is a crime. but as you said, hillary clinton who actually paid kremlin connecting sources for actual information that was changed, it did change. there is no way that is not -- i mean this is basic logic! democrats are going down the road here, i will tell you, they are walking off a cliff and i don't think they know it. >> they are blinded by the hatred for trump. cuesta federal campaign act says on the website, foreign nationals may volunteer services in american political

campaigns. information by itself is not a thing of value which would violate the law. what is a thing of value, and by the way, information not a thing of value, money is hillary clinton paid money to christopher steele. making that a thing of value. so she clearly violated the law. in egregious cases occur it is a crime. but the trump tower meeting with donald trump jr., it is not even remotely a crime. >> you know what guys, i don't want to lock kelly up. you know why? i want her to run again. 2020. let's get a rematch, guys, thank you very much. everyone go get gregg 's book. candace always become the latest target of -- here to ♪ ♪ react, next. ♪ [music]

correct the left out of control again. as to more conservatives this week with protesters who watch what happens to candace owens and charlie burke.they just want to have breakfast in philly on monday. [video]

[inaudible] >> don't forget all of these vicious attacks have been encouraged by democratic congresswoman, maxine waters. >> if you see anyone from that cabinet and restaurant, department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you -- tell them they are not welcome. anymore, anywhere. >> joined me now, communications director for turning point usa, candace owens. do you hold maxine waters personally responsible for those people coming after you during breakfast? >> a hold maxine waters responsible as well as all of the politicians who'd did not speak out and say it was wrong. they all remain silent because they are okay with this.

because this is their gang. they condone this behavior all the time. we are seeing is increasing. it has happened over and over again it is getting more vicious. >> you believe that this is indirectly linked to the democratic party leadership correctly will be directly linked. >> you think maybe money is involved and you think people are involved and maybe the mere silence publicly encourages this type of behavior? or even more so behind the scenes? >> absolutely. so people understand washing, this was 8:00 a.m. on a monday morning. all of you guys were able to magically get out of work to go dressed in antifa gear or this is your job? >> how do they know you are having breakfast there? >> we are eating in the cafc and four members walked in. when they recognize that they kept looking back. and texting on their phones. we do not think they were going to assemble an army. we thought they could ask to get through breakfast and respectfully disagree on politics without saying anything to one another paid

but no, they sent out a signal and this is what happened. >> you had someone fill me a counter. is that where the videos from? >> that is correct. what had one of our production assistance there. we are about to go into meeting and we told her to start philly because we do not have evidence they will make up an entire story about what happened. we need you to film every single moment and i'm glad we did. jesse: the media is whining about potential violence that is going to become because of president trump's rhetoric. when there is actually violence taking place against trump supporters. when you're being attacked like that on the street, do you have an understanding that it is happening because of your effectiveness with the freethinker movement? >> 100 percent it is. they know exactly who i am and they feel they are losing control. they have had a major hold for

so long. my styles are different. i've been tremendously effective at getting people to consider different ideas. conservative positions, free market, capitalism.they don't like me. jesse: they see you as a threat. that is why they are harassing you. >> 100 percent. they view me as a threat. when charlie and i are on campus and speaking, it is my black lives matter protesters, because we know the real stats. we know was going on and we make sure every black person in america's educated. so that they know never to let the democratic party to use us again to do their bidding. jesse: something else we found interesting about police brutality against black people. we have some startling statistics. in 2018, just already, 34 police officers have been shot and killed. okay? now, in 2018, i think so far only 13 unarmed black americans have been killed by police. so there's a little bit of a discrepancy almost twice as many police officers have been

killed then police have killed unarmed black americans.what you make of those statistics? >> i've known these for a long time. that is why i attempted to reeducate the black community what is actually going on. a police officers 18 and a half times more likely to be shot and killed by a black man than the other way around. that is why i fully support the police. i understand what they're up against.i would never make an excuse and say it's okay when an unarmed black finish up a police officer. but i believe the statistics are huge in order to make them hate police officers and do the bidding for the democratic party which is what i refuse to do. jesse: startling statistics came out, i think the black support for president trump is about 15 percent maybe a year or year and and a half ago. now it is at 29 percent. who do you attribute that to? >> i think there been so many people, black conservatives standing up and speaking out finally. we're definitely no longer afraid. i think i'm encouraged by seeing all of the youtube

people speak out and one person to credit as president donald trump. they give all of the tremendous work that you have done to get our community off of their feet and get us jobs again. unemployment is at an all-time low. you are the man and we love you and we will support you. jesse: what about kanye? >> he does, he gets credit he broke the window on culture. so many people were not paying attention. kanye put that hat on, thank you, kanye west! number two. jesse: donald with the help of kanye. thank you. >> thank you. jesse: up next, a professor attempts to school me. -- [music] so i can buy from

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jesse: will kind of characteristics do you think toxic masculinity, manifests itself as? >> violence, aggression, sexual assault, whatever to show dominance and power. >> would you admit you are maybe men are physically

superior? >> no, actually not. i bet i can beat you in any physical competition. >> how much can you benchpress? >> more than you. jesse: across the country toxic masculinity courses are taking colleges bystorm. now the new school in new york will be holding a class called male melancholia . it focuses on the fall of white masculinity. a professor of film and gender studies who teaches the course, she joins me now. okay professor. what is toxic masculinity first of all? >> oh say their different ways to describe it. the way i refer to it is to think about toxic masculinity as when masculinity has to abuse its power in order to function. >> how would i demonstrate on a day-to-day basis, toxic masculinity? >> i think it is a complicated question but on a daily basis it would be in your relationships with other people and with women in the workplace and the way that you relate to your own power in the

workplace. jesse: just by being a jerk and offensive and imposing my will and other people? >> yes or even negotiating that in position on other people. they had to stroke my ego or behave a certain way to get ahead. jesse: okay so, white masculinity, is now a problem -- there is a downfall among white males? how so? >> i'm not saying there's a downfall. i do not think there is a loss of power all the men are lamenting the loss of power. jesse: how are we doing that? >> wisconsin idea. even some of the present who is lamenting the good old days or so like madmen who is always focusing on this loss of supremacy that men once held. that narrative has been going on. jesse: when donald trump says make america great again. what is he trying to say? do we want to return to the gold days where white men ruled the earth? >> yes and still rule the earth. but that is being destabilized so there is a constant narrative of mourning and loss.

what really needs to happen -- spew welcome the present just say i want to go back to the 80s? where the economy was roaring and we were doing great. couldn't that be what he is saying? >> either way it is self referential. jesse: not we can go back when everything was great? >> i think it's a patriarchy that no one questions. jesse: is he saying there was a patriarchy that no one questioned? >> i think there isn't any debate anymore whether it is real. i think even the disbelievers now believers. jesse: when you think donald trump says make america great again, he wants to go back to the time when sexism was good? >> well, when it was good and it certainly was not questioned. people were afraid to question it. jesse: how do you know that? >> me finish. i think something about the #me too movement and times that movement is making everyone question what the effects of masculinity have been. it is making everyone have that conversation. and to think about how sexism

has been totally normalized. jesse: how do you know that? because you don't know. >> i am also a woman. sexism is part of the daily fabric of all women's lives. jesse: when donald trump says make america great again he is talking about -- >> were not having a conversation about mind reading as opposed to interpretation. jesse: you brought that up. >> you refer to national politics. that also consists of race and class and gender. it is a package deal. when you're talking about nation building you're talking about a lot of others, it is multidimensional. jesse: listen, i did not take that from what the president said. when he's that slogan. what do men need to do in america now? how can we improve in your opinion?>> to me, the crisis is really about the lack of responsibility and lack of self interrogation. i mean etymologically, it means at this point which change must

come. he did that change can come or it won't. but what had needs to happen is that when men start doing some the work and interrogation around masculinity as opposed all these other special interest groups. jesse: must take it step-by-step. it white man. what do i need to address internally about my white male? >> i would say what kind of privileges have i inherited because of my whiteness and masculinity? jesse: white privilege. >> white privilege but also masculinity. and we all have to ask that question. what privileges do we -- jesse: you want white men, you want white men to recognize that they have certain advantages by being born a white, straight man? and i, as a white, straight

male should be more conscious of my privileges when i go walk around in everyday society? >> you should be but most likely will not be because you don't have to. that is the argument i am making. most people are conscious because of certain things. people who have dominant power do not have to ask those questions. so the question that men have to ask themselves of this and the all people that are struggling for consciousness and liberation and justice need to ask that the world can be better for everyone. jesse: what about a guy in minnesota who is making you know, $20 an hour. it's a really tough job, he is a family to support. the economy is not working for him and things are tough. how does he have white privilege? >> he did not specify he is white. he still is, even if he does not have economic privilege,

right? jesse: your saying racial privilege. >> he sells racial privilege and masculine privilege.he can walk into a bar and behave a certain way because he is a man. that he might not be able to walk into his job and behave that way. we will negotiate power in different ways. just because you're not powerful in one setting you can still be powerful and privileged -- jesse: when i walk into a bar as a straight white male, am i being too confident when i walk into the bar? >> i do not how you are when you walk in. i just know that men can behave a certain way in public settings and in bars. that is different from women. look at the case for everyone. there are codes we all follow. even if we just go to work and do not behave a certain way. jesse: like loud and obnoxious and by people drinks and work with people -- women can't do that? >> they might do but they pay a different price for it. even just on the level of you might not be seeing as someone

desperate as a single man. but if a woman walks into a bar and she is single it is perceived as a different kind of gesture. jesse: what was the other question i am supposed to ask myself as a straight white male? >> you interrupted me so many ♪ ♪ times i can't remember. ♪ [laughter] ♪ jesse: i guess it is ♪ probably my toxic ♪ masculinity. ♪ >> probably. ♪ jesse: professor, thank you ♪ very much. ♪ >> thank you for having me. ♪ jesse: taking on rosie ♪ o'donnell. ♪ i can't wait

jesse: violence in chicago out of control. last weekend, 74 people were shot across the city. 12 were killed. president trump has expressed deep concern over the escalating violence. this cities ultraliberal mayor, told him to butt out. >> you recently declared chicago schools a trump

freezone. >> the city chicago, yeah. jesse: the whole thing? >> the whole thing. [cheering] i don't know if ever thought this but i did yesterday. you actually can you take away the presidents security clearance? jesse: someone is not to control the city.it is totally out of control. almost 4000 people have been murdered in chicago since he took office. look at the statistics. here with reaction, diamond & silk. ladies, what you think about this massive amount of violence going on there?>> you first of all let me just say this here, i think the president should stand in the feds. you can have this level of violence, turf wars and drugs going to the city without someone being paid and kickback patty wack give a dog a bone to turn a blind eye. send in the national guard to clean up the place.

i think it is so sad that we have black on black crime, people get caught in the crossbars of bullets and being killed for no reason. innocent! where is the al sharpton, jesse jackson, naacp? and the nfl players? talk to our black brothers and tell them to stop killing each other. where are they at? they are nowhere to be found. if this was white people, here come everybody, coming to the situation to see how we can solve it. it is time for us to pay attention to what's going on. this is black on black crime. black men killing other black men. people getting caught in the crossfire.it needs to stop. >> and is a clear example of what democratic run cities locally. individuals like this mayor that would prefer to fund century cities instead of funding individuals to help clean up the city. jesse: it is a national disgrace in the mainstream media is not holding emmanuel accountable. a lot of other news stories

this past week. the last couple of weeks. the media has completely buried -- the other day the president goes down to florida and announces a massive increase in jobs as a result of his policies down there. we also saw the remains of the korean war soldiers returned. and look at this here, mike pence comes out to receive the remains in a very somber and an historical ceremony. look at the networks. abcnews did not even give it 30 seconds. cbs did not cover it. nbc nightly news did not cover it. msnbc did not take it live. i mean, it is completely ridiculous the way they are burying these types of stories. then you have another moment where the president stops in motorcade after one of these events and gets out and starts greeting firefighters and shaking their hands. it was one of those really

touching, presidential moments that the media, if it had been barack obama, would have picked up. and they would have lead with it on the nightly news. but this president, they don't even cover it at all. >> you know, like other people it probably did not vote for the president, we voted for this man because of this reason. we know it is hard, he loves people and it should be shown on national news. but they don't do that because they like to disrespect him and discourage him. it is a kind of narrative they like to run on the president. steadily giving him praise for the things he's doing. he's doing things we've never seen done in our country before. but they don't want to give him the credit for that.they want to stand their own stinking narrative. and that is why we ignore them. we really appreciate this president for everything that he is doing for this country. >> that's right. >> when you bet on trump, when you vote for trump you can never go wrong with that. >> we love our president so much we wish it could be the president forever! >> yes!

jesse: you have to change the constitution for that one, ladies. >> let's get started! jesse: rosie o'donnell does not want him to be president forever. she wants him impeached immediately. here she is on cable network. >> i believe donald trump is loaded in america. people are embarrassed and ashamed of who he is and come election day, we are going to stand up at the polls and let him know. unless he goes in and has the russians kind of fix it like he did last time in 2016, we are going to see him gone. jesse: ladies, what to think about rosie o'donnell making a comeback? >> rosie don't realize people also feel disdain for her. maybe she should do it she told everybody she was going to do. instead of her sitting in front of the white house, she should've been doing is sitting in the jailhouse. for violation of too much campaign contribution to all of these people under alias names. jesse: that's right. i forgot about that!

>> i remembered it. jesse: you have a better memory than i do. i don't think the feds are probably going to make her a priority. all right, i will see you next week. up next, greg gutfeld and i share our favorite trump tweets of the year. be right back.♪ ♪ [music] welcome! hi there. so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependability is top on my list. well then, here's some vehicles that deliver on that. woah! wow. oh jeez! that's our truck! it's our truck! and they're our cars! that's my chevy! chevy's the only brand to earn j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs three years in a row. awesome. i'm proud. it's like a dynasty. it's impressive.

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jesse: president trump is known for his tough tweets. and stinging comments about liberals.with that we would highlight a few of our favorites from 2018. here with his pics, host of the greg gutfeld show, author of the new book, the gutfeld monologues. >> and he would have me on to talk about trump so he could beat me in the rating site. and i'm going to counteract your deviousness which is by the way, brilliant. doing this with me to beat me on saturday night. i -- jesse: it needs a collar but everything else is great. >> i look great, don't i? jesse: did you just come from the gym? >> that's where i got the idea.

jesse: now that you are on the show i have to keep up. >> i might even die my hair. jesse: you don't need to. you look fantastic! everybody knows it. we will read some trump tweets. here's my favorite. the restaurant should focus on cleaning the filthy canopy doors and restaurant. badly needs a paint job. rather than refusing to serve a fine person like sarah huckabee sanders. if a restaurant is dirty on the outside, it is dirty on the inside. >> it is one of the best because it is specific. filthy canopies. it should be the name of a boat. [laughter] jesse: he was a restaurant tour. he had all these famous places all over the country. he does take pride in the cleanliness and display and presentation. nothing is worse than calling a restaurant filthy. >> it is also memorable. when people think of a restaurant is dirty they can't get that out of the head. jesse: you are very picky

restaurant. >> i.e. nothing but raw pigeon. jesse: disgusting. i punched a pigeon once. read one of your favorite trump tweets from this year. >> while washington michigan was a big success, washington d.c. just did not work. i want to talk about the fact the white house -- was a boring bus. the so-called comedian really bombed. greg gutfeld should host next year! jesse: i wonder why you picked that tweet. >> i don't know! it's really weird to wake up in the morning and say did you look on twitter? and it blows up. i say that's good. i was touched. i think he's right but i don't know if i would do the gig. jesse: why not? >> you never leave one better off than you were before. jesse: it just doesn't help. and your jokes would probably go over all of their heads. >> i think you are right. jesse: one of my other favorites from this year.

crazy joe biden trying to act like a tough guy.actually he is weak. both mentally and physically. and he threatens me for the second time with physical assault. he doesn't know me. but he would go down fast and hard, crawling all the way. don't threaten people, joe. what a tough guy! >> he is a natural at this. it is an art form. don't threaten people, joe! fantastic.jesse: like that he is going to go down fast and hard. like trump has been training. with the next one? >> the media, good news fire extinctions. at greg gutfeld. jesse: you just said that a couple of days ago. >> asked and he quoted me. i'm trying to make it all about me and the greg gutfeld show which will be on. jesse: i finally met someone more shameless than myself. >> it's true and we're both at the same table. jesse: next one, this is the

last one for me. alec baldwin, he actually calls him alex, does an impersonation of me on snl. now says it was agony for him. alex, is also agony for those forced to watch. you are terrible. bring back darrell, much funnier. >> the mistake he makes his on purpose. like alex baldwin, trying to say he does know his name. does it matter? >> like a max gutfeld. what's your last one? >> the gutfeld monologues is the greatest book ever written with the exception of the art of the deal which is also a great gift for all of the ages. jesse: wait a second -- >> that did not happen yet. i just made it up. i made up a tweet. jesse: your perpetuating fake news on "watters' world".

>> i'm planting the thought and the president's had to tweet this. and then my book sales will skyrocket! jesse: you put a link in the tweet. >> yes, i have to beat janine and gregg jarrett. jesse: as long as everybody sells -- we do not compete on the show. [laughter] other favorite moments, greg's selections were not up to par peer one of my favorite moments was when the president was with kim jong-un and just a great embarrassing moment for the north korean leader.watch this. [video] >> and then they pan to his big fat not handsome face. >> this could be a good relationship! jesse: and mike destroying the

north korean and american relationship? >> people are very sensitive about their weight. i am. jesse: you just bragging here before about how good you look. >> i am doing atkins. that rob lowe was doing. jesse: i saw you eating beets. >> it looks delightful. jesse: my favorite mama, let's get the last one. thus the president at a rally. razzle-dazzle talking about what he calls pocket-- pocahont. >> let's say i am debating pocahontas, right? i promise you i will do this. you know the ones i saw on television for two dollars? i'm going to get a little in the middle of the debate, when she says she is of indian heritage because her mother says she has high cheekbones. we will take that kit and slowly tossing hoping it does not injure her.

even though it only weighs probably two ounces. and we will say, i will give you $1 million to your favorite charity paid for by donald trump if you take the test and it shows that you are an indian. jesse: he wants it's so bad -- >> this was chained about politics. his campaign rallies are improvisational comedy routines. he really enjoys a crowd, he is a comedian that has fallen in love with going out and hearing the laughter. so he just does this stuff. sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. jesse: it is like an hour and 20 minutes stand up. tell everybody the most important reason why to purchase gutfeld monologues. >> if you like them there in here, finally in one place. and to annotate and tell you, what i was thinking when i wrote it. what i got wrong and what i got right. i have to admit that i am wrong a lot. jesse: i should try that more

often. >> a little humility can go a long way with that hair. jesse: i'm going to sign this book. i will personalize it. >> thank you! jesse: gutfeld, 10:00 p.m., check him out. up next, therapy horses are in-house! i'm going to get very relaxed.♪ ♪ stay tuned. ♪ [music]

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jesse: americans who are stressed out have begun turning to emotional support animals for comfort. we documented the stranger ones on "watters' world". remember the squirrels, ducks, now, many horses. a trump derangement syndrome running rampant among liberals. we thought we would give victims advice on how to cope with the presidency.

by bringing on some therapy horses. this is the executive director of the farm. joining me with her many therapy horses, alexander the great and robbie. which one is which? >> this is robbie, this is alexander the great. jesse: if someone comes to you and says, the trump presidency is given me a lot of stress. how would you suggest these victims cope using many horses? >> well, and presentations that we have done to corporate groups, i will ask for a person who is really stressed out on a scale of 1 to 10. to come and sit next to a horse. jesse: sit on the ground. >> on the chair. but if they want to sit on the ground that is fine. jesse: like this. >> what is your stress level right now? jesse: probably and nine. >> put your hand right here on the horse. nice deep breath and.

i've never heard anybody breathe -- [laughter] jesse: that does feel good. >> what is your stress level right now? >> i feel like it went down to about a six. >> give it another two minutes and it will be down to a two or one. jesse: this actually works with people, doesn't it? >> it really does. jesse: you notice my voices,? >> yes. jesse: it's actually working. >> i think so too. if you double -- jesse: double the pleasure, double the fun? >> that's fine that is alexander the great. just do not go near their mouth they will raise your stress level if they nibble on your finger? jesse: >> can we bring these to the view? >> no, i would not choose to do that. jesse: why not? >> i prefer to go places i really have seen a difference made for people who are on

hospice and people who have ptsd. people with dementia. jesse: people are getting ptsd from the trump presidency, we are hearing. there are reports of that. also for college students, we know they get very stressed out these days about exams. >> yes, we go to colleges. jesse: and the life of a college student can be very stressful. these people are fragile now. what would you do on a college campus with these horses? >> the larger the university the longer we are there. usually 2 to 3 hours. we go to a specific location at a university and people will come and visit with them. there are people who i have to wonder, -- jesse: yes. >> and there are people you would not imagine the things they are dealing with in their lives are serious and they really do help. they help them connect on a different level. jesse: we are not mocking this. we are enjoying it and experiencing it.

and i feel great! i think the horse has worked. i'm going to go now and take a nap. >> you do that! jesse: that is it for us tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. just as with judge jeanine is next. remember, i am jesse watters and this is my world. >> hello and welcome to justice. i am jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. and thanks to all of you for once again making justice number one last weekend. we have a big show on deck with kellyanne conway, mark levine, michelle -- and mike huckabee coming up. but first, my open.you know, i have had a change of heart. unlike everyone on the right, i don't want the mueller investigation to end so soon. i wanted to keep going on and on