languages. that's how fox reports this saturday, september 1. i'm jon scott. "watters' world" is next. [♪] jesse: welcome to this special edition of. "watters' world." a look at president trump's most of controversial policies and issues of 2018. we begin with the investigation into alleged russian collusion. president trump: it's a disgrace and a total witch hunt it's a pure and simple witch hunt. i have this witch hunt constantly going on for for 12 months now. jesse: but the democrats continue to attack the democrats and the campaigns alleged ties

to russia. >> the president continues to cast doubt on whether he accepts the fundamental conclusion that russia intervened whether there was a conspiracy or not. jesse: the mueller investigation has led to charges but none of them are connected to president trump or his campaign. one of the jurors in the tax fraud trial, everybody couldn't understand why everybody was linking manafort too the trump-russia collusion. >> they tried to make it about the russian collusion and the judge shut them down on that. jesse: the there hasn't been a stitch of evidence connecting trump to russia. but there is plenty of evidence between love birds lisa page and

peter strzok. i spoke to gregg jarrett about the real russia collusion. one of the things not getting a lot of attention. the only place i have seen it covered on is "hannity." christopher steel was being paid for many months and double dipping, getting paid by the hillary clinton campaign and dnc. and he was back dooring through the fbi with a man named bruce ohr. bruce ohr's wife worked for fusion gps. what does that tell you about the operation the fbi and clinton campaign were undertaking way early on in 2016? >> when the fbi source for most of of the information used to spy on the trump team. aguy by the name of christopher

steele for spurious information on president trump. when he was deemed not suitable for use as a source because he was lying about his media contacts, they had to launder his information back into the fbi to use him again. so they hired the you wife of the doj official at fusion gps, reconnected steele right back into the doj, and instead of laundering money, they laundered information it's a disgrace what happened to this president. jesse: it's discovered dianne feinstein hired a chinese mole, a chinese mole for many years. when the fbi got wind of this, they didn't send agents and spies to look into dianne feinstein and tried to trap her.

instead they give her a briefing and tried to warn her. it's so different than the way the trump situation was handled. gregg if * if you are a democrat or friend of hillary you get immunity or get off scot-free. if you are remotely connected to donald trump, you get people like robert mueller and andrew weissmann coming at you with a vengeance and abusing their positions of power. that's part of the story about the russia hoax. you are right about bruce ohr and christopher steele. steele was on the payroll of hillary clinton and the fbi. when they fired him for being a liar, they continued to use him in connection with fbi regulations. they had bruce ohr as a conduit. the other amazing thing is, even after the president is elected,

after he takes office, and for several months afterwards, they are still using christopher steele as a spy on donald trump, trying to verify the unverifiable dossier. jesse: now the big discussion is about the trump tower meeting. the allegation is that this meeting between don, jr. and this russia woman amounted to some sort of conspiracy. they don't use the word collusion. i guess the legal terminology would be conspiracy. because information is the same thing as money. i am looking at it and no information was ever give to the trump team by russia. but the hoik campaign paid for information from kremlin sources. they just washed it through an intermediary, christopher steele. isn't there a big difference between the trump tower meeting

and the way the dossier was obtained? >> there is no possible way the trump tower meeting between don trump jr., manafort and a couple russians who have connections to fusion gps. the meeting is a bad idea. every acknowledged that. there is no way that's a crime. but hillary clinton actually paid kremlin-connected sources for actual information that did change it. this is basic logic. the democrats are going down a road here, i'll tell you, jesse, they are walking off a cliff. they are blind by their hatred for trump. gregg: the federal campaign elections website says foreign

nationals can volunteer their services for campaigns. the information itself is not a thing of value that would violate the law. what is a thing of value and information not a thing of value, money is. hillary clinton paid money to christopher steele, making that a thing of value. she clearly violated the law. in egregious cases like hers, it's a crime. but the trump tower meeting with donald trump, jr. isn't remotely a crime. jesse: your background is fascinating. you were involved in tracking down bin laden and involved in north korea intelligence operations. blocked the assassination attempt of george w. bush and

colin powell. >> i'm an american patriot who saw the opportunity to protect our country. i embraced it and have tried to do it over the course of two decades. jesse: did the u.s. government send you overseas to do stuff for us? >> city was work on a telecommunications project in russia. i was at a dinner party. a gentleman by the name of milton blain came in. some of the russians were laughing. they were saying he's a cia guy. all evening he's peppering me with questions asking me where i grew up, where i went to school. he followed me into the bathroom and said can i have your phone number, i would like to speak with you. he said you have been sitting at

a dinner table with some of the highest-placed russian assets we have been following our entire career. they seem to think you are a nice guy and they are having drinks with you. the united states needs you. if you get caught, the most of you can hope for is a bullet in the head. i wound up turning into an american asset, the secretary of bin laden's protector, he was head of the taliban, and the people in the cave with lynn laden after 9/11. so the type of intel that came out of there was a gold mine of al qaeda operatives, names on their fake passports, escape routes, weapons cache's. jesse: did the u.s. pay you for

intelligence? >> i never received a dime from the u.s. government. i have some receipts for things they never reimbursed me on. jesse: the email you sent to michael cohen says you could help trump get elected. what was that email about? >> well, i know michael cohen since we were teenagers. we both worked with donald trump. i sent him an email about his prospects for running. to turn that email between two teenaged friend into something covert or wrong is laughable. jesse: so that was bluster, is that what you are saying? >> i will admit it was bluster. but i will tell you the following. i'm a real estate developer. i liked to build beautiful buildings. when i saw the positive press

coming out and the fact he was running, i viewed that as an opportunity to try to get the tallest building in the world, or at least the tallest building in europe built. jesse: i assume mueller has talked town is that correct? >> i can't answer anything with on' going investigation. jesse: you have been interviewed by the house intelligence community? >> yes. jesse: are you worried about potentially facing any consequences? >> the on thing i did was try to build a big building and make it a trump building. i did not collude with anyone, and to the best of my knowledge no one i know colluded with anyone. jesse: an article says some mobster said you said you and president trump are going to go to prison. >> the mobster is a reporter who wrote that piece.

after that article came out, it said i have been telling friend and family me and the president are going to jail. my friend and family called and said who kid you say that to? clearly i never said that to my family. the reporter was lying outright. jesse: fake news. >> worse than fake news. jesse: you are not worried about going to prison? >> for doing a real estate transsnacks it's not illegal to try to build a nice building. jesse: are you concerned the president is in jeopardy for any business dealings. >> any business dealing i have had with the president, there was never any involvement of any foreign russian money and i can assure out best of my knowledge, vladimir putin didn't drop off a couple suitcases of cash with

anyone to finance donald trump for the presidency. jesse: thanks for everything you have done for the united states, and stay out of trouble. jesse: a buzz word we have heard throughout the process. leaks. early on in the investigation we were getting information from the closed door intelligence committee hearings. they were still in session. a few months ago devin nunes gave me a behind the scenes look at how the leaks happened. how much time out of your week do you spend dealing with fake news coming out of the media. >> i don't spend any time any more because i don't talk to them. unless it's somebody i know who will do a fair story. i don't trust them. the deal that i made with the mainstream media. until you retract the fake story

you wrote about me, i'm not going to talk to you. jesse: congressman schiff has been accused of leak. >> we have over 100 leaks from our committee that we don't believe came from the republican side so it would have to come to the democratic side. we can't pin it on a particular member or staff. but it's over a hundred. this is how i know when there has been a leak from our committee. i am walking down the hallway. wear headed towards the house intelligence committee. as we get close to here right when we round this corner there will be usually a dozen still photographers, cameras, and i'll be greeted by every single network in the united states of america. and they will be firing off questions about something that just leaked from our committee.

usually if there is a leak there will be cameras everywhere here all down the steps. jesse: the democratic party is running a campaign of russia russia russia. do you think it will get pelosi the gavel in 2018? >> they are keeping their base motivated to go vote. if their base is motivated to vote and ours is not, that could be a thing. we have to make sure our base goes out to vote. jesse: if nancy pelosi gets power what will that mean for your investigations. >> hopefully people from the executive branch who have the ability to do a deep drive on these investigations to see if there is anything criminal. they have taken over. we have no prosecutorial power. jesse: that's why people say we need a second special counsel.

it doesn't look like i can go in there. >> all of our intelligence reports shared with congress lie in there. if we have somebody coming to brief us at a secure top secret level. jesse: if you find members of the committee have leaked to the mainstream media, what's the punishment for that. >> it depend on what is leaked and why. most of of them are leaks of committee business. it's not going to jeopardize national security. if there are leaks that are of top secret or secret information and it's done to harm the united states, that's a different question. jesse: president trump made historic announcements on everything from the border wall to outer space. the highlights next. this is not a bed.

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jesse: it's been president trump's rallying cry since day one. tomi lahren had the chance to see how easy it is for illegals to cross into america. >> that gentleman sitting under a tree is a scout. his job is to watch the border agents. and he watches the cameras. if he doesn't see camera movement he might send them. >> he's trying to send people over. this is a tall fence not easily scalable. >> they have had home made ladders, they have bailing wire or their shoe might be wide enough to shimmy up and slide down the back. as we walk down you can see this is flimsy.

we have a vehicle barrier to handle the barriers. >> this area is protected by this barbed wire fencing and wood. would this area be suitable for fencing. >> anywhere there is a vehicle barrier, it means there is access. jesse: in order to become a flattized citizen, all immigrants who come here illegally must pass a basic civics test. "watters world" hit the streets to see if the average american can pass. what did the declaration of independence do? >> i have no idea. that's awful.

>> i'm not that knowledgeable on those decla raitions and the constitutions and all that. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from. >> virginia jess how many senators are there. >> 12. >> 42 jess 100. who is susan b anthony. >> you can see her at the library a lot. >> is she a doctor? >> this is interesting. >> he was never on the onoliver show or "the daily show" i don't know about him. jess require's a woman. who. jesse: it's a woman. who won the civil war. >> the civil war is still going on. nobody won that. but, but, but. jesse: what was the

emanicipation proclamation? >> i need to go home and read myth grade history book. jesse: who is the vice president of the united states. mike -- >> i don't know. >> mike pence. jesse: what body of water is on the east coast of the united states. >> the pacific ocean. jesse: what body of water is on the east coast of the united states. >> the atlantic ocean? jesse: what territory does america buy from france. >> paris with benjamin franklin. jesse: we bought paris. >> with benjamin franklin we -- we bought paris. jesse: you are on to something

with that. louisiana. >> i thought it was the statue of liberty. >> it was a gift. >> didn't we pay for that. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. but we are no longer just defending the borders. president trump wants to go intergalactic. you are a member of a space nation, yet you live here on earth. >> indeed. the source of human history space nation. jesse: so the members of your nation live on earth. >> so far. jesse: so you plan on later going into space and living. >> everyone will be moving to the other planets.

it's been discussed over the 20th century. jesse: your plan is to eventually lead your people into space and live there. if you are living in space, do you think you might need protection? >> of course, protection is needed everywhere. jesse: the space force that donald trump is now launching would provide that protection. >> donald trump is the president of the united states of america. we are open to the whole world and every earthling just by the mere fact is born on earth can belong. we have equality for all people living anywhere in the world. so i have no problem with protection. everybody need protection. but we need to make me call

protection to everybody on the earth. jesse: the way it works on earth, the united states usually controls the seas, controls the air and allows for the peaceful interaction of citizens in their own countries. where the problems arise is where the united states does not take a direct role and protect people. wouldn't you like america of all the countries in the world to provide that protection in space? not only from people fighting in space, but maybe from aliens. >> there is a didn't perspective. in america, and the were advice that outer space community was to make sure there is more proliferation in space.

it's also waging war from space. according to the outer space treaty. and asgardia, the space nation -- jesse: what are you going to do when you get into space? >> we'll build orbital platforms. this is the current vision. jesse: so you will settle and pro create and live on the moon and you don't want america to protect you're security. i feel like it's a little risky. the russians might go out there and start shooting lasers and the aliens might start to take over. you might need the space force to watch your back. >> i think you are playing with semantics. we are here not debating the

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[♪] reporter: i'm alicia acuna. saying a final farewell to an american hero. thousands gathered in washington to say a final good-bye to an american hero. >> john was above all a man with a code. he lived by seat of public virtues that brought strength to our country. >> there are some things bigger

than party, or ambition or money or fame or power. but there are some things that are worth risking everything for. reporter: senator mccain will be laid to rest come in annapolis, maryland. president trump: we are going to win so much you may get tired of wing. you will say please, please, it's too much winning. jesse: winning is one of trump's favorite words, and mine, too. we sent video bloggers diamond and silk out to harlem to see what people think of the president's policies. >> do you feel like you are winning? >> i'm not a millionaire but i'm winning. >> do you feel like a winner? >> it ain't that you are wing or

losing. it's that you are living. >> i love it. [♪] >> president trump is responsible for this booming economy. >> well -- >> i don't like him. >> you don't like the economy booming. >> i don't like the president. >> i think he's a bigot. >> a who? >> bigot. >> can you give me the definition of a bigot? >> a racist. >> he started a lot of chaos. >> what did he say. >> he says a lot of things he ain't supposed to say. >> name one. >> he talks about people he shouldn't talk about. >> like who? >> i am speechless. i am without speech.

>> only the strongest survive. >> so a thumbs up for our president? >> not so much. >> what about a thumbs up for the economy. >> thumbs up for the economy. >> what should president trump do to make it better so you can feel good about the economy. >> we need a better job. >> created millions of them. he did a good job creating jobs. >> i think he can do more for black people, but black people have to learn to start doing more for themselves. >> get more classy people. >> i think he should not have a twitter. >> i'm diamond. >> and i'm silk. and it's. "watters' world."

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highlight some of our favorites from 2018. we'll read some trump treats. the red hen restaurant should focus on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows, badly needs a paint job. greg: it's one of the best because it's specific. filthy canopies. jesse: he had famous restaurants all over the country. he does take pride in the cleanliness and display and presentation of a restaurant. nothing is worse than calling a restaurant filthy. greg: when you think of a restaurant as dirty, you can't get it out of your head. greg: i eat nothing but raw

pigeon. read me some of your trump tweets this week. everyone is talking about the white house correspondents dish was a big boring bust. so-called comedian really bombed. greg gutfeld should host next year. it's weird to wake up in the morning and say did you look on twitter any was very touched. i think he's right. but i don't know if i would do the gig. you never leave the gig better off than you were before. it doesn't help. jesse: your jokes would probably go over their heads. greg: i think you are right. jesse: one of my favorites, crazy joe biden trying to act like a tough guy. actually he's week mentally and physically, yet he threatens me

for the second time with physical assault. he doesn't know me, but he would go down fast and hard, crying all the way. greg: this is an art form. don't threaten people, joe. jesse: i like that he's going go down fast and hard. like trump has been trained. what's your next one? greg: the media are good news fire extinguishers @greg gutfeld the five. he's trying to make it about me. a double dose of shamelessness. jesse: alec baldwin's dying career was saved by his impersonation of me on snl now

says playing me was agony for him. bring back darrell hammond, much funnier and a far greater talent. greg: the mistake he makes is on purpose. it was another dig. i don't even know the guy's name. jesse: like max gutfeld. what's your last one? greg: the gutfeld monologue is the greatest book ever written with the exception of "the art of the deal" which also is a great gift. i made it up. miem planting the thought in the president's head to tweet this. then my book sales will

skyrocket. jesse: you want a link in the tweet. greg: i have got to beat gregg jarrett and jeanine. jesse: we don't compete on the show at all. gregg's selections were not up to par. one of my favorite moments is when the president was with one. just a great embarrassing moment. watch it. >> it's beautiful. then they -- this could be a good relationship. jesse: am i destroying the american-north korean relationship? greg: people are sensitive about their weight. it's the chocolate shakes rob

lowe is selling now. it's the super beats. they look delightful. jesse: my favorite moment, this is the president at a rally, razzle-dazzle talking about who he calls pocahontas. president trump: let's say i'm debating pocahontas. i promise i will do that. you know the kits they sell on television for $2. we'll gently take that kit and slowly toss it and hope it doesn't hit her and injure her arm, even though it probably only weighs 2 ounces. we'll say i will give you a million dollars for your favorite charity paid for by trump if you take the test if it shows you are an indian. jesse: he wants warn so bad in 2020. greg: his campaign rallies are

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[♪] jesse: experts they are not. but that doesn't stop the party bros from wading into hot button issues on. "watters' world." here are some of their deepest thoughts on president trump's policies. what's up, boys? >> what's up, dude? jesse: your state is in the cross-hairs of little rocket man. the guy is threatening nuclear armageddon. firing missiles all over the place. >> that's a bummer, dude.

don't annihilate him. in times like these i turn to the original fast and furious where paul walker like in the first one vince is flexing on it really hard. but paul sort of remained chill and stoked and he said i love the tuna here. that sort of put vince at ease. if we held that stance, we are chill, dude. >> nobody wants to leave the party. if we start hurling nukes at each other there won't be a lot of parties. jesse: i want to know what you guys think about the russians interfering with the russians. >> keep it local and stay at your shot. >> they are sowing discord amongst us americans. but they are underestimating how much i love my dog. while the can be tried, it

cannot be defeated. jesse: california is now a sanctuary state. do you think that's a good idea? >> i'm glad you asked that, j bone. in terms of immigration, jt and i like to sort of go to our sort of party regulation kind of method. >> there is a simple platform who who gets to come in and who has to leave. if you are chill you can kick it. if you are a d bag you have got to bail. jesse: trump was at the border look at border types. was there any you like? you want a halfpipe instead of a wall? >> that sounds like one of the fastest ideas i ever heard. jesse: the parade the president wants to throw for the military.

are you pro military parade or anti-military parade? >> for us to give adulation for them i am totally down. but if it's just to flex. you don't have to rip off our sleeves. >> it's like wearing a tight t. jesse: president trump is recommending a space force. would you go for that. >> all day. that's a dream come true. >> i'm normally a pass you 50s. but when it comes to -- i am normally a pacifist. i work hard to protect this tookus. to take care of any messy situations. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it.

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i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective, targeting just one critical factor. for afib patients well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® compares in reducing the risk of stroke. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily, or take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto® can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. it may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. get help right away for unexpected bleeding or unusual bruising. do not take xarelto® if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. before starting, tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures and any kidney or liver problems. learn all you can to help protect yourself from a stroke. talk to your doctor about xarelto®.

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