>> we are with our time chris free that's it jesse: welcome to watters world, i'm jesse watters. we begin with real news of the week. democrats in the house judiciary committee voting to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress for refusing to turn over the full, unredacted mueller report. by the way, they're declaring this a constitutional crisis. listen. >> ever wonder what a constitutional crisis looks like? well, open your eyes. >> we are now in a constitutional crisis. >> president trump appears to be heading toward a constitutional crisis. >> i saw this coming and mentioned the constitutional crisis. >> we're hovering on a constitutional crisis. >> we're in a constitutional conflict that's careening toward a crisis. >> do you agree with congressman

nadler that we're in a constitutional crisis? jesse: all presidents refuse to hand things over to congress. democrat, republican. i guess when president trump's president, then it becomes a crisis. 98% of the mueller report has been released. the 2% that hasn't been is grand jury testimony. and it's against the law to release that. so democrats are holding barr in contempt for following the law by the way, the left took a very different stance on it in 2012 when republicans held eric holder in the contempt for stonewalling the fast and the furious investigation. watch. >> instead of bringing job-creating legislation to the floor, the transportation bill, they are holding the attorney general of the united states in contempt of congress for doing his job. >> that is an outrageous abuse of the contempt power. what will happen when this congress actually needs to use the contempt power for a

legitimate purpose? will anyone still recognize it? >> every single republican voted to hold the attorney general in contempt over this crazy conspiracy theory. >> tell the republicans to stop this witch hunt now. >> it just looks like more of our broken politics and vicious fights now out in the open. >> a party in the congress that does just about nothing to create jobs decided the best way to do their job is to shower the obama administration with subpoenas. >> for a lot of people, this is republican versus democrat, and they think this is just theater. >> jesse: i loved that they called it a witch hunt. meanwhile, as barr investigates the spying of the 2016 trump campaign, former director of national intelligence james clapper admitted that spying did occur. >> was it spying? >> well yeah, i guess it meets the duction their definition of -- dictionary definition of surveillance or spying. jesse: border patrol officials sounding the alarm on the

immigration crisis, calling it off the charts. the agency reported hi nabbing nearly 100,000 at the border in april. the department of homeland security now dna testing families to prove their relationships since so many illegals are just bringing random kids with them across the border. following april's huge job numbers, and its near 50-year low unemployment rate, delusional 2020 democrats are now trying to spin president trump's hot economy, claiming he doesn't deserve the credit, but that obama does. [laughter] watch this. >> i love that trump is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama. but the substance of -- who's this economy going to work for? and we had a tax plan that was all about giving the wealthiest people more of a break. we've got to make sure that this is a shared recovery, because right now it definitely is not. >> do you give president trump the credit? >> i give our workers and our businesses the credit, jake. so i think that we have had

policies in place starting with president obama that have aided that recovery. >> the economy is doing well. and i'm -- i don't have to give trump any credit, i'm sure he'll take all the credit that he wants. jesse: i love how democrats are saying this it's their economy,t it's not working for middle class americans. and, by the way, what specific policies did obama enact that created the trump economic boom in let me know. wages are up, fastest clip in ten years. america lost manufacturing jobs under obama and now have added nearly a half million under president trump. gas prices are lower on average. i could go on and on, but the american people see it. look at the numbers. trump's approval rating hitting its highest level since his inauguration. recent gallup poll showing at this point in his presidency trump edging out president obama by two points. 46-44. speaking of approval, americans do not approve of socialism.

a new monmouth university poll shows only 10% have a positive view of socialism. that doesn't bode well for bernie, who's falling behind biden in the polls bigtime. biden taking a 26-point lead in the democratic field in the real clear politics national average with 41% compared to sanders' only 15%. but you wouldn't know that by looking at the size of biden's rallies. here he is drawing a few hundred, hundred people in south carolina. and that was actually one of his bigger crowds. as you can see, he averages between a few dozen to a few hundred. [laughter] i mean, not even close to trump's turnout. only 75 people showed up at one biden rally are. [laughter] unbelievable. democrats running out of original ideas also. they know they can't beat trump in 2020, so now they're once

again calling for impeachment. watch. >> i'm concerned that if we don't impeach this president, he will get reelected. if we don't impeach him, he will say he has been vindicated. he will say the democrats had an overwhelming majority in the house, and they didn't take opportunity impeachment. he will say that we had a constitutional duty to do it if it was there, and we didn't. jesse: finally, we found a democrat who tells the truth. we can't beat him, so we have to impeach him. meanwhile, tiger woods awarded the presidential medal of freedom, but instead of celebrating woods' accomplishments, the media took a swing at the president. >> he gives this award, service which was a hallowed award -- maybe someday it will be one again -- to people he wants to associate himself with. and so he likes golf -- >> a critic could argue after watching all of in that there might be somewhat of an advertisement going on or a tv ad going on here and handing out this presidential medical of

freedom to tiger woods. it is, in effect, publicizing one of the trump golf courses there in dubai that tiger woods had a hand in. jesse: trump giving the medal of freedom to tiger is corrupt. also i thought the president was racist, and they're criticizing him for giving tiger woods an award? unbelievable. and for the record, woods is the fourth professional golfer awarded the nation's highest civilian honor following arnold palmer, jack nicklaus and charlie safe order. joining me now, the president's daughter-in-law and senior adviser for the trump 2020 campaign, laura trump. i thought you were giggling a little bit when we played the sound bite -- [laughter] of the democrats saying we can't beat him, we've got to impeach him. >> it's like a gift. whether it's the green new deal, i mean, socialism as you see 10% of americans think is a great idea, and the 90% of us out there that actually think understand that it's a terrible

idea. jesse: yeah. it's the crazy 10% that vote in the democrat party, that's the problem. >> exactly. whether they're going to impeach him, they're going to abolish the electoral college now, they know they can't beat him so, i don't know, they're a mess. but we love it. let 'em keep going. jesse: and remember, we're in a constitutional crisis. [laughter] this is a serious crisis we are in because william barr, the a.g., is following the law. he's not allowed to hand over grand jury testimony, so they're impeaching him or holding him in contempt for following the law. how nuts that? >> it's unbelievable. by the way, william barr was a man who was so so well respected by democrats, by republicans for so many years. he's been, you know, part of this group of people in washington d.c. not until he is the attorney general under president donald j. trump does everybody decide, wait a minute, this guy's gotta go. i mean, it's crazy. jesse: i love the double standard with eric holder too. >> of course. jesse: when the republicans held

him in contempt for stonewalling fast and furious, that was a win hunt! that was a serious -- witch hunt. but when they do it for something perfectly legal that william barr is doing, it's a constitutional crisis. and remember, lara, the fast and furious thing, people died. they sold guns to to smugglers, thousands of guns wound up in mexico in american is cities, a border patrol agent, an i.c.e. agent shot dead. barack obama actually said we made a serious mistake. eric holder gets up there, won't turn things over, lies about what he knew and says he'll never do it again. that was a real scandal. >> it's so sad. and, you know, no matter what they do, whether they're harassing our attorney general, they're harassing my brother-in-law, the president, it's not going to change the outcome of the mueller report! we still didn't collude with russia. the president still didn't collude with russia. i don't know what the goal is here. jesse: they can't accept the mueller report just like they can't accept the election.

>> correct. jesse: speaking of elections, big one coming up in 2020. i know you're in charge, so no pressure. the president was at a rally down in the panhandle the other night and had some fun making fun of some of the candidates. >> we've got some real beauties. crazy bernie. you've got a choice between sleepy joe and crazy bernie. [laughter] and i'll take any -- let's just pick somebody, please, and let's start this thing. let's start it. pick somebody! [cheers and applause] you have buttigieg! they say edge, edge. he's got a great chance, doesn't he? he'll be great. and beto. beto. boy, has he fallen like a rock. what the hell happened to beto? jesse: i like when he says boot edge edge. >> you have to pronounce it correctly. jesse: no one knows how to. >> i do have a unique maiden

name, so i'll give him that. jesse: i i think buttigieg is a little more unique than that. >> yeah. but by the way, the president's right. and i'm telling you, the funny thing is when he gives these monikers to people -- sleepy joe or crazy bernie -- they tend to stick. jesse: yeah. >> you look at the 2016 election, and it really turned out badly for some people -- jesse: i mean, they're still saying crooked hillary. i'm not going to give the names for the republicans. we're moving beyond that. >> yes. jesse: crazy e bernie and sleepy joe. and speaking of sleepy joe, not only did he say we're not in competition with china, sleepy joe the other day said let's give illegal aliens health care. >> i mean, the problem is that's why people are going to vote for donald trump again. because the american people don't think that's a good idea. jesse: no. >> i can guarantee you that. and they want somebody who has the guts to, on tv, on the

record say, wait a minute, terrible idea, why are we going to do that when we can barely take care of our own? we've got to take care of our own people first and then figure out how to deal with the rest of these people. jesse: yeah. joe biden's running on america second -- [laughter] >> whoever gave the democrats the shovel and said start digging, let 'em keep going. sit back and watch the primaries, it should be great. jesse: you don't have a hard time coming on fox news, do you? >> it's very -- especially this show. jesse: i know. it's like a dungeon in here. [laughter] we now have people that have gone to capitol hill and that are doing training sessions for democrats so they can appear on fox news. they are giving them advice on how to handle themselves on fox news interviews. and i'm thinking to myself, how much of a bubble are democrats living in when they're not even used to having someone challenge their policies -- >> right.

jesse: -- that they need training in order to defend their positions? >> yeah. well, and also guess how much media training anyone in our family got? absolute zero, jesse. the reality is when you're telling the truth and you don't need to fabricate something or dodge questions, it's very easy to go on and answer questions honestly and truthfully. jesse: right. >> so i guess they're trying to figure out how to sneak a few past the american people when they come on fox news. i hope they come on this show -- jesse: please, please. please come on fox. i'll be so gentle. [laughter] and the thing is, lara, if you don't have a position that you've thought about that you've actually, you know, read up on, it's very difficult to defend yourself. >> yeah. jesse: that's why everything is based on rage with them. it's not based on lodge aric. most of their policies don't work or cost too much money. but listen, train up, and we'll always welcome you on watters world. here's what not to do as a

democrat when you come on fox. watch this. >> engage every way he could to obstruct -- >> right. i understand that, but the other finding -- >> excuse me, excuse me, those are -- >> i have let you explain yourself for very, in great detail, so i just want to say one thing finish. >> the point is, excuse me,. >> no, excuse me! >> excuse me. >> i have something to say. >> excuse me. the point is -- >> you are very rude. you're very rude, sir. jesse: that was sean maloney. >> martha, wow, she stood up for herself. jesse: the nicest woman in the building. >> i'm looking forward to that too. they know they can't handle having you guys moderate a debate here at fox news -- [laughter] god forbid. so i can't wait to see -- jesse: kids in college with the safe spaces. the whole media for them is a safe space. >> it is. jesse: cnn, msnbc. they're got to come into the real world. lara trump, there she is. responsible for president trump's re-election.

all right? good luck. [laughter] >> thank you. jesse: coming up, former trump lawyer michael cohen behind bars. a former inmate shares what life's going to be like for the rat. ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ jesse: from park avenue to federal prison, president trump's former fixer, michael cohen, this week reporting to the federal correctional institution in otisville, new york. serving a three-year sentence for tax evasion, cohen's' going to be in good company with other white collar criminals including mike sorrentino and billy mcfarlane. joining me now with what awaits cocohen in the big house, a federal former inmate -- former federal inmate, enrique. a lot of guys think this guy's a tax cheat, it's going to be a nice white collar camp or, he's going to be able to go horseback riding. is that the case? >> well, it's tougher. first of all, it's a prison any way you slice it, and i never saw any the horses or golf

courses in the any prison i was ever at. so even though there are things he's going to be able to do to occupy his time, it's a prison any way you slice it. controlled movements, he's not going to be able to do what he wants, when he wants. he's going to be told what to do and when to do it. jesse: how are the guards' treatment of him going to be? i mean, do these guys knock the inmates around, or do they treat them a little differently since they're mostly white collar guys? >> well, you have two ends of the spectrum. you have guards that treat you like the lowest form of human being there can be, and then you have guards that treat you like human beings. and so he's probably going to experience more that don't treat him well for a variety of reasons than he's going to find the guards that are more humanistic, can that's just the way it is because of the way the b.o.p. hires and moves prison guards through the system. jesse: well, because also he's known as a rat. the guy has a bad reputation.

if you're a trump supporter, you don't like him, people don't like rats to begin with in prison. do you think he's going to get targeted politically in there? >> i doubt it, and the reason is people in camps have limited prison sentences, and they want to be on their best behavior. and there are a lot of people who cooperated with the government in prison camps. and and so nobody is going to jeopardize and get sentences tagged on, jeopardize their well-being, if you -- jesse: all right. so no, there's not going to be big prison fights in the yard with michael cohen when all these trump supporters are just stomping him out, is that right in. >> i doubt it. i doubt it. jesse: okay. the food. is this prison food like you see tv, like sloppy joes or mystery meat, or does he get anything a little bit nicer? >> well, to i'm not sure about otisville, although i heard the food is good, but i can tell you

in the prisons i was in, only one prison had food that i would consider tolerable. most of the other food was substandard, substandard chicken and mystery meat and each vegetables that were so mushy, you couldn't even enjoy them. jesse: what do you consider substandard chicken? >> chicken that no other distribution outlet would think of buying. chicken -- [laughter] jesse: so not even kfc would fry it up, you're saying. [laughter] >> no. not even kfc. very small p underweight type of chicken. jesse: does he get any exercise in there? is he kind of locked up the whole time, or does he get to go out and run around? >> he'll get to go out and run around. he'll -- depending upon the weather, because otisville gets cold. there's typically a track, or exercise equipment and things to occupy your time if you choose to do that. and if he's wise, he would. jesse: so we could see a skinny,

in-shape michael cocohen this three years. >> we could, but not everybody adheres to that, and some people come out worse than they came in. but he could come out slim and trim and ready to go. jesse: wow. so is this something where celebrity inmates would hang together, like the situation in there from "jersey shore, "i don't even know if he knows who michael cohen is, you know, the fyre festival fraudster guy who screwed up everybody, he's there, he's pretty famous, there's documentaries about him. are they going to hang out together or not? >> i doubt it. i think that people who have affinity in certain areas will hang out together. i know in my e time i was able to talk to lawyers, doctors, ceos. so you're with not probably going to -- he's probably not going to hang out with those guys. he's going to find his own crowd. jesse: all right. and he's a lawyer, is so probably people want to talk to him, see if they can get some

inside knowledge on their cases, wouldn't you imagine that? although he's not a great lawyer now that he's in prison, but a little bit helps, i'm sure. >> yeah, i think so. i think people will want to pick his brain. you know, some for good, some maybe for other reasons but, yeah, i think people will seek him out to talk to him. jesse: do they get fox in prison or not? because if they do, mike, call me. call in to watters world if you're watching, okay? we'd love the jailhouse interview. [laughter] enrique, thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. thank you. jesse: okay. denver bringing magic mushrooms into the mile-high city. coming up, a psychedelic guru enters "watters' world." ♪ ♪ ers world".

>> conservatives under attack on college campuses this time over abortion payment : camera. watch this. >> police. combine. [bleep] >> this all went down at the university of north carolina, the woman in video claims she was triggered into a rage by the

pro-life group. diamond and silk. would happen if someone sucker punched you? >> it wouldn't be good for them. don't ever mistake and do that to diamond and silk. >> you can be triggered but you don't have the right for that. the reality is, most liberals want triggered by that. the reality is, this is what's happening in our country. when i say a time for us to evolve, time for us to look at this, time for us to stop advocating for women to murder babies, we can't do that anymore. >> why is she so upset about stuff she supports? she supports what on the future. why is she upset? don't put their hands in the wrong person wrong person will knock you out.

>> has diamond ever put an end on silk or vice a versa? >> no, we don't fight. we learn how to agree to disagree. >> so civilized. james comey, all over cnn. ratings dropped like a rock. they had him on anyway. here's what he had to say about spine. >> the new york times reported the fbi and investigator posing a an assistant, in 2016. does that qualify as a spine? >> not going to, on a particular investigative step because that's for the bureau to do. i'm not in the government any longer. but the fbi doesn't start spike to begin with. they investigate. >> this reminds me of, i don't murder, i commit homicide. it's like you're splitting hairs. >> personal, remember now, they did the same thing with my traumatic.

you talk about coming, general barr said the trump campaign was spied on. second of all, they should be indicted for lying. the fbi, people are focusing office, to try to take down to the elected president to try to go against the will of the people, that needs to be called out. don't understand why only read it around, i did call me announce the court to get a want to spy on the trump campaign? >> you mentioned naughty, he's being used just like cnn used him. he propped you up when you need you want to play defense against the president and then i bet barr causes trouble for coming.

that's when cnn goes like this and kick into the ground. >> absolutely. >> aoc, i hate to do this to her because i don't want to kick her when she's not but this was so silly and amusing. i think she had never seen a garbage disposal before. be wonderment took over. watch. >> i just moved into this apartment a few months ago. flipped this switch and it made that noise in the scared the daylights out of me. i am told this is a garbage disposal. i've never seen a garbage disposal. i've never had one in any place i've ever lived. it is terrifying. i don't know what to use it for. or what its purpose is. food scraps? is this environmentally sound? i don't know.

[laughter] >> this is a woman who is supposed to reengineer the trillion dollar western industrial economy. isn't nobody garbage disposal is. >> possible, i find it appalling that she's supposed to be college educated and doesn't know what a garbage disposal is. at 29 years old, i knew what it was. has she ever watched a horror movie where the hair goes down the drain? i hope she doesn't think it's a hammer or, she doesn't be crazy enough to put her hand down there. >> it can take a finger off. the fine china and silver, not a good thing. she should take the green new deal, the big stack of papers, throw down the garbage disposal. martha mueller report. either one. so the chitchat tour, it's going bonkers right now. what's the latest?

>> may 18, alabama. future tickets online. >> chitchat tour.com. >> diamond and still, there they are. nancy pelosi talking about locking up trump officials. we'll see what social media stars, the heart twins have to say about that. they make their world debut. up next. ♪

partisan democrats going crazy. demanding trumps taxes, but stephen mnuchin give them hard know. his what nancy pelosi had to say about that. >> could you hold the secretary of stephen mnuchin in contempt? democrat reason the prospect of arresting secretary if he does

not comply with demands. >> we do have jail in the basement. [applause] if we were arresting all of the people in the administration. [laughter] we would have overcrowded jail situation. i'm not for that. >> for the very first time, meeting chief, better known as the hodge twins, i remember during the campaign in 2016, anytime the trump crowd says lock her up, they caught hell. they were made to condemn trump supporters for joking around at the rally. i hear crickets. >> liberals double standard there. >> they get away with it while conservatives demonize that. >> they will have to make a lot of room in the jails. i think we've got call me, they might have to expand the jail

cells beneath the capital. >> they didn't get what they want to know they want tax returns. his not like they can read them, anti- pelosi doesn't knew the difference between 1040 and 1040 ez. >> you got none. >> was the name? policy, she doesn't know what record refund is. [laughter] >> i think nancy's account no snow because that woman is loaded. i know how she got all the money, i think maybe she married a rich guy but i've seen some of her numbers. i'm jealous. that's the only thing i'm jealous of. champions got invited to the white house to celebrate. the left has to play the race card because some of the players, the minority lay players didn't go to protest trumps treatment in the opinion

of puerto rico. here's how msnbc spun it. >> the many sad chapters donald trump, relishes dividing us as a company country. i bet he was happy today to say the white players were here, that's the kind of divisions he fosters deliberately. >> msnbc is in the president is happy that the red socks segregated their own trip to the white house for the temperature. bananas. >> since went we give any credibility? mind readers. >> there's two people of color there. just two. that's because the media has done a good job of painting as presidents. it gets really political. we're trump supporters. you all see the people of color get up and walk out.

karen coming up from mexico. >> tiger woods was just there getting the medal of freedom. last time i checked, he's african-american. you can be racist and then also give the medal of freedom to tiger. >> he's done a lot of great things for the black committees. he is not racist, black people, may go to the white house, they look at it as a seller. there demonize on social media. i'm not going to the white house if they paint me like a sellout. that's why they don't go. >> if you do, you get by sunday. >> diplomat. >> who doesn't? late-night got a little wonky the other day. i think is probably in line for one of these late-night posting jobs, they can came on and

instead of cracking jokes, he decided to descend omer after she said a lot of really anti-semitic things. watch this. >> she's bringing her party to be extreme extremism on this. i stand by everything i said. at that make me unpopular, so be it. >> trying to find the common ground because i do think we both agree -- >> about 9/11? >> i thought it was taken out of context. >> we get trump the same leverage? >> i would say that trump is in no position to criticize that which based on the things he said. >> i thank you have to give people -- >> i think that's a little unfair to her. we've established. >> sets my his communication director, congressional office.

maybe he's double dipping. maybe his network is not paying enough money. come on, let's make jokes. >> i'm looking at this, who does he think he is? arbitrator? i get it, she apologized but she gets move on with her career. was about roseanne barr? she apologized. everybody is trying to find common ground. >> listen, if i was in the audience had to listen to seth myers gone about that, i'd want my money back. >> you can't make that right. >> anyway, thank you for coming into what is worth. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up, magic mushrooms, a look back at how fast went down. then a psychedelic guru. ♪

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>> what is this possible? >> mushroom festival. >> the study of mushrooms. >> you don't do magic mushrooms, you? [laughter] >> i go out to the woods and do a spiritual quest. >> usc sounds, you can see, here smells? >> what is the craziest thing you've ever seen? >> where swirls -- >> i'm watching the hills. >> dragging with all that. >> you ever worry mushrooms might have a long-lasting impact? the chemicals in the mushrooms resemble what's produced in the human brain already. >> how have you been?

>> i keep seeing things. [laughter] >> are you really on fox news? >> this week, became the first city in the nation to get criminalized decriminalized magic mushrooms were my next guest agrees. psychedelic mushrooms can change the world. james, the host of adventures to the mind podcast. he joins me now. is this kind of a stunt in order to make it okay for people to do it from a recreational point? do people in denver, you really believe it has therapeutic value? >> i'm not associated with the denver group however, what we

believe about the therapeutic value is validated by a variety of different evidence over the last ten years being not only good for things like depressio depression,, ocd, also having statistically reduced instances of intimate partner violence and suicide amongst recreational users. >> this is better than pharmaceuticals, medicine seeing a therapist would you do this in conjunction? >> better is really a question of each specific person and what their needs might be. as far as the medical capacity of suicide, absolutely inside of a container that includes therapeutic professional would be essential. some people who utilize it recreationally's still see benefits in their life. >> yes, they see and if it's in a lot of other things. if you're just tripping face and you have things dancing all over

for vision, like the guy said, you can here smells, is this more of like a personal journey that people are taking? self-discovery or is it really curing depression? >> it depends on the different varieties of used people have. they are a part of the experience but for myself and the people were utilizing it, therapeutically are perhaps a spiritual agent, they do so in the essence of having a personal experience of deep self inquiry and emotional. >> how often do you trip? >> that's a very personal question that i don't feel like sharing with strangers. i will say it's quite

frequently. i do support recreational use in the sense that i support personal liberty and evidence based drug policies, my personal relationship with them is one of great reverence and respect. >> i understand it's something to be highly respected. they are very powerful. do you anchor is any danger when they do go past the decriminalization toward legalization? you know it's coming, it's there any danger of 18-year-old, 19-year-old taking a bunch of shrooms they have no idea they get into a car and bad things can happen. do you see any danger at all? >> the danger you described can happen with or without decriminalization. they are encouraging personal liberty and reducing unnecessary spending or court situations. legalization would bring certain policies that ensure people under the age not be able to purchase and bring in the service initiative. >> do you think they should not only legalize russian , they

should legalize like crack cocaine, heroin everything? >> i believe we should look at the evidence of what works and what doesn't for the society and the challenges we're facing right now. so far, drug addiction and violence and make decisions based on the evidence. >> there he is. i'll catch you next time. >> thank you.

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