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alse. neither he nor any other witness provided testimony that's ukrainians were aware that military aid was being withheld. >> john ratcliffe destroyed this witness. there is no quid pro quo. jesse: a president is being impeached in secret and his party has no rights. this whole process is a threat to the republic. donald trump is expressing frustration when he used the phrase lynching. it was used before in the 90s a lot. >> even if the president should be impeached, history is going to question whether or not this was just a partisan lynching org whether or not it was something

that in fact met the standard, the very high bar set by the founders as to what constitute an impeachable offense. jesse: this is what biden said. trump this week. impeachment is not lynching. it's part of our constitution. to even think of making this comparison is abhorrent, it's despicable. peter doocy asked him about it. >> when you called president trump despicable for comparing impeach to the lynching, did you know there was a tape of you saying that. >> yes, i did, and i apologized for it. i didn't it's as a dog whistle. he's use it as a dog whistle. jesse: have you in the only liberals hear dog whistles. >> i don't vote for this lynching in the people's house.

>> what you have going on is a very unfortunate process much a verbal lynching. >> what's happening here is not a prosecution, it's as persecution and a political lynching. >> we are taking a step down the road to becoming a political lynch mosh. we'll find a robe, find a tree, and ask a bunch of questions later. jesse: hillary said trump rallies remind blacks of lynching. democrats have called president trump hitler. ' the prime minister of canada wore black face. you don't car it about racingly charged language, you just want to use it against your enemies. next time there is a trump

controversy and the media is going nuts about it. take a breath, take a step back, wait 24 hours and every single time the democrats have done the exact same thing. or worse. just remember, they are all hypocrites, and don't take the bait. here with reaction and making her "watters' world" debut, white house press secretary, stephanie grisham. any reaction to watters word? >> this is a mob action happening by the dems. there is no due process. there have been over half a dozen dems who used that word. so as you said, the hypocrisy abounds. i would also add we are getting a little bit of blowback for saying human scum, and maxine waters said that about

administration officials, that we are all human scum. there is strong language everywhere because there is a big partisan divide. what is happening on the hill with the farce of an impeachment hearings it is a mob lynching type of situation. jesse: when you speak to the mainstream media reporters opposite or off the record and say you are making a huge deal about something the president said, well, you guys in the media have said the same thing or max seen waters said the same thing, and you guys are always asking. transparency. you are the least transparent people out there. why doesn't the media want to see what's going on in those secret hearings. do they listen to you, or do they continue to lie and spin? >> i have got a million points there. first of all i don't talk to them off the record anymore

because off the record doesn't mean anything to the press. they break it. we have people fired at the white house because they have broken off the record. in terms of transparency, that's a joke. they want to shine sunlight and spotlights into the darkest corners of government but they are letting all these impeachment inquiries and hearings happen behind' closed doors. their answer to that is they know donald trump so well they seem to know what context he is and they throw around the word racist and that's all that matters to him. prior to getting into politics, i did think people who talked about the mainstream media sound a little nuts. but now that i am in politics and i see it with my own eyes, i see it with my own eyes and the american people are not being

told. jesse: you brought up earlier the comment the president made about never trumpers. i think the never trumper republicans on respirators are more dangerous for our country than the do-nothing dem exrapts watch out for them, they are human scum. who was he referring to in terms of never trumpers. they are all over the place answer they are exactly inside the administration. >> it would take up way too much of my time to name those people. i will let the president do that. but there are people of inside of his government actively working against him. they are actively working against the american people. this is a president who continues to dliferl results and there are people -- continues to deliver results and there are people working against him.

jesse: i talked to a white house source eller. lerks tisha lewis at the nfc with she is involved with a lot of the h.r. issues. she is the second highest paid administrator. causing a lot of problems. the list goes on and on. you have to be very careful. if these people don't want to work in administration, don't work there. don't work against a democratically elected president from the inside and leak and malign people to the press and try to take out other people who are working even harder for the president than you are. stephanie, i have got to run. but thank you for joining. "watters' world." it's always great having you on

and looking forward to having you on a lot more. republicans fed up with adam schiff's secret impeachment trial are taking matters intheir own hands. he stormed their way into another closed door interview. matt, you bring your guys in there, all hell breaks loose. have you shamed the democrats into opening this up or not? >> we hope we have had the opportunity to bring light to the inequities that exist in this system. we have no due process for this president even what was afforded president clinton. jesse: we remember when they didn't care about her secret server with classified information. they said all this classified information that can't get out. a lot of hypocrisy sit would seem to me.

>> i try to avoid that hypocrisy by being critical of democrats and republicans who wants closed door meetings. when there were secret interviews into the hillary clinton' email investigation. i stormed in then and they asked me to leave. i am and advocate for transparency no matter who is holding the gavel. jesse: the media has twisted this thing. you have cohen, the congressman eating a bucket of fried chicken. you have adam schiff reading a fake transcript. that's another stunt. the media glamourized the democrats when they did the sit-in on guns. >> ordinary sit-in on the house floor stretches into the early

morning hours. >> make no mistake. this was dramatic, like nothing we have seen before. >> a protest like we have never seen before. but democrats refuse to back down. singing and waving signs. >> paul ryan said it was nothing but a publicity stunt. if that's the case, it's saddamn good publicity stunt. >> are you frustrated with the characterization when you were just trying to see what the hell was going on. >> the nerve. we would have the audacity to expect that behind closed doors in the basement of the capitol building adam schiff and his little gang are trying to overturn the results of a presidential contest. we would want to know what the witnesses said. but when democrats do these

things it's dramatic and captivating. it's like shakespeare in our modern era. when republicans do it it's childish and violating norms. sjesse: i think lindsey graham n the senate needs to step up. he said he was going to call an investigation and he doesn't done that yet. you are a fellow house member, this is going on in your house. the people's house apparently. katie hill,ing a congresswoman, democrat, accused and i guess there is evidence, we have seen the pictures. there is some sort of three. some going on. >> a three-some is a one-time occurrence. a thrufle is an ongoing'

relationship. i haven't checked in polliy amorous and throuple are synonymous. the only person who complained is katie hill's soon to be ex. i think people should leave katie alone. that's not a basis to weaponize the house ethics. if nobody has broken the law or asserted they have some grievance that someone harassed them, we should move on and let representative hill serve her

constituents. jesse: there are so many unethical things going on in congress, this seems to be the least unethical. matt gaetz, the tip of the spear in congress. there he is. busting down doors. thank you very much. how much do voters know about the 2020 candidates? you would be surprised. not much. a must-see. "watters' world" presidential candidate quiz. >> is that you? >> no. do we look alike? >> a little bit. jesse: is crooked hillary about to make a comeback? her team says maybe. "there's got to be a time where we

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jesse: are you ready for hillary 2020? no joke. a big-time clinton hoylist said she might be thinking about jumping in. >> if she thought she had the best odds of beating donald trump i think she would think

about it long and hard. jesse: we are joined by candace owens, the founder of the blaxit foundation, and corey lewandowski. jesse: you want crooked hillary back in the race, don't you? >> few things would bring our president more pleasure than hillary clinton jumping back in the race. hillary, if you are watching, you have got my support, you can count on me. jesse: hillary doesn't match up well against done *. her husband got me-tood an-too'. >> michael bloomberg, michelle obama, and hillary clinton. they are not running for

president but are being recruited. if you think donald trump won big in 2016 in the electoral college, give us crooked h again. jesse: you have joe biden who can't raise any money and can't debate and you have sanders and warn who can't get a crowd outside brooklyn or manhattan. there is no grassroots movement on the left. >> the left has no umph. if they are calling on hillary for a third time to lose, we are pretty well situated on the right. they called everybody racist, sexist, deplorable, misogynist. and trump just delivered results. i think he will win by a landslide in 2020. i foresee it and i would put

money on it. people are waking up. look what's happening in black america. they have nothing left. jesse: if she does get in and she does lose again on her political tombstone it would say beaten by donald trump twice. >> her legacy is over. we know that. she has wanted this job since her husband first ran for president in the early 90s. she has no message. she had no message in 2016 and it hasn't gotten better with age. the truth is, she didn't connect with the american people because everyone knew she was a phoney. the basket of deplorables have not forgotten. jesse: she brings up all the

emails, the epstein stuff. it all comes back. let me play devil's advocate. she'll say i won the popular vote. she is going to say i am going to visit wisconsin. she'll say i have a national machine and i can raise a lot of money. are people thinking, she has got a point? >> tom brady is the greatest quarterback to ever play. the game is not how many yard you throw for, it's how many points go on the board. if that was the case donald trump would have campaigned in new york and california. he won by a blowout margin, a huge victory he never gets credit for. he will win new hampshire, minnesota and he will carry all the states he did last time and the media will not give him credit. hillary clinton cannot carry one

state in 2020 that she did not carry in 2016. >> she is a weak person. if she lost respectfully in 2016 and said i am going come back stronger. she would not even come out to give a concession speech. she wrote a book what happened. how about two words. you lost. you lost hillary clinton. you lost. jesse: up next, congresswoman katie hill under fire for multiple relationships. there is a throuple, a three-some. she has a poly a a poly-amorous relationship. judge jeanine is here to break it down next. if you have medicare, listen up.

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now back to. "watters' world." [♪] jesse: freshman congresswoman from california, katie hill, the openly bisexual member of kings under investigation by the ethics committee for allegedly having an affair with one of her

staffers. she admits to being in a throuple with her husband and a staffer' who worked on her campaign. red state published a naked photo of hill. but some critics say she has to resign and she might pose a security risk. and her own ethics are in question. so does she have the right to serve on a committee that's trying to impeach the president? here is jeanine pirro. how big of a deal is this open relationship she is having. judge jeanine: have you ever heard the term throuple? she went to washington so they

are left home so they must be a douple. now they are alleging she is getting it on with a legislative aide. jesse: thee knead rules about that -- -- they made all these rules about that because of the me too. of all the things going on unethical in congress, are we going to get that upset about a three-some. judge jeanine: it's not about the throuple. she admits the person was a campaign staffer. they care about the legislative staffer. this woman gets around, apparently. according to red state, she is out making her flights, she is drinking too much. all these reports about her not being on time. she is on the house oversight and reform. are you kidding?

jesse: something crazy is happening in massachusetts. they want to ban the word bleach. you can't say b-i-t-c-h. she says a person who are used the word [bleep] shall be considered to be' a disorderly person in violation of this section. judge jeanine: they outlawed rock 'n roll -- or tried to in 1958. they had a rowdy concert. get over it. if i call my dog that word because the dog is in heat are you going to arrest me? jesse: you can't do it in a demeaning way. if tom brady those a touchdown and he's talking trash to the defense.

are you going to lock tom brady up? judge jeanine: this all about free speech. that's what i write about in my book. jesse: tell us the main reason why everybody in america should buy this book. >> it's a blueprint of what's going on in america by the radicals resisting donald trump and their revenge for not being able to drag that woman across the presidential finish line. i talk about the first amendment. they shut us down, free speech. facebook, twitter. they shut us down all the time. kavanaugh, i go through the whole thing. it's a blueprint not just of what has happened, but what will happen in america as they try to promote socialism. and socialism is not the socialism of the scandinavian

countries, it's the socialism of venezuela. they started eating zoo animals and women started giving birth on the side of the road, then bernie sanders took it down from his website. there she is, she never says a bad word in her life. coming up. i hit the streets to find stout how much people know about bernie and biten and warn. not a lot. jesse: this is? >> not martha stewart. is math racist? seattle seems to think so. (danny) let me get this straight.

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[♪] jesse: an asian man who likes math. jesse: apparently math is racist. seattle's public schools are considering a proposal that would mix social justice in with math. including studying how math has been appropriated by western culture and that math itself is racist. parsons is a sociologist and educator who agrees with the prep is of the proposal. i am bad at math. and if math is racist. and i'm also white. does that make me too dumb to be

racist or not racist enough to be good pat math? >> that's such a long conversation. first of all remember dr. parsons, don't refer to me by ann. i appreciate it. jesse: i apologize, doctor. >> is jesse okay? jesse: i thought we were on more close terms. >> we are but i can't see you. it's weird to not be able to look at you while i'm talking questions * tell me wh -- tell y math is racist. >> i was at a conference on statistics, and i raised my hand and i said are you telling me

statistics are racist? and that was almost three years ago. i was confused when i asked the question and spent years reading about many different things. have you, jesse read [inaudible] which i gave last time we met. jesse: what does that have to do with is math racist. >> the critical race theory is a framework for understanding the world that helps us understand that this entire country is racist. we have a racial caste system in the united states. jesse: are you saying all white people in america are racist? yeah. i am, too. we were socialized. the process of learning. social norms.

that happens. jesse: so you are a racist? >> occasionally. jesse: how are you a racist. what do you think makes you superior? >> jesse, that question doesn't make sense. jesse: isn't racism the belief that one race is inherently superior to other races and you discriminate against other races. >> that's a piece of racism. but you give a definition that's really old. language evolves over time. what are race and white supremacy today? they are structures that affect us all. people do things that are racist all the time, myself included because we don't realize that's happening. jesse: micro-aggressions. i think we are getting sidetracked. explain how math is racist. i haven't understood the premise from you.

>> well, the first premise, the starting point that we have to get on the same page in is that we live in a white supremacist racial caste system. jesse: i disagree with that but explain because we are running out of time. how is 2 plus 2 equals 4, how does that discriminate against black or brown people. >> one stick plus two sticks. here is a stick, here is another. i just did some math. that was not racist. we are on the same page with that. 1 plus 1 equals 2. humans have used math and numbers and statistics in all sorts of ways as counseling black and brown bodies and brought them to this hand. scholars said white people were more intelligent than' black

people. it's something deep in our brains that's hard to recognize. it requires time. jesse: slavery, does it make counting racist. something can be related to each other but not a causation. >> do you understand what statistics is? jesse: i think i do. i'm not understanding, though, if you understand. that's the point. doctor, i have to run, i have to run. doctor, maybe we can do this again some time and you can explain it to me. >> come to the democratic debate in washington next year. jesse: a. "watters' world" halloween flashback. asking liberals what scares them. how familiar are voters with the candidates who are running. do they even know who these people are?

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jesse: sleepy joe and crazy bern and pocahontas. but how familiar are people on the streets with these candidates running for president. i find out. who's this guy? >> he looks familiar but i don't know him. >> i don't know who that is. >> george bush. jesse: all white guys look-alike? >> just him. >> sleepy joe. >> we call him one percent joe. >> what do you think is going on with joe? >> dementia. the ukraine thing is taking up space in his head whatever space is left. >> he's in way over his head.

jesse: can i give a hint? bernie. jesse: he will swindle you out of a lot of money. >> i know bernie sanders, go, bernie. i'm with bernie all the way. jesse: do you think bernie has a lot of money. jesse: he has more knowledge than money. jesse: he is a millionaire. >> i am have much against socialism. >> they want to give everything away but don't explain how to pay for it. jesse: this is -- not hillary clinton. not martha stuart. >> elizabeth warren. >> hi, grandma. jesse: what does trump call her. >> pocahontas, pocahontas.

i have got more indian blood in me than pocahontas and i have none. >> she has a 0.102% of that in her blood maybe. >> john lennon? >> is that you? jesse: no do we look alike? >> a tiny bit. jesse: pete. >> pete buttigieg. >> i'm voting for buttigieg. >> a terrible candidate for president. >> i'm not sure. >> i know that face. that's a good looking face. my third grade teacher. >> he need to whiten his teeth.

joe need to give him some advice on that. >> he has a lot of hand movement. is he crazy or is that just the way he acts. jesse: beto wants to take away your weapons. >> no, beto. jesse: he wants to take away your guns. >> do you like that? >> yeah. jesse: let me see your gun. >> i don't buy dun guns. jesse: it's on fox news. >> this is fox news? jesse: i'm mr. watters and this is my world. up next, last call, the halloween edition, don't be scared. what scares you? >> bugs. >> birds.

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jesse: hall wines just around the corner, so what scares you? and what costumed do you think are the most of offensive. what scares you? >> creepy clowns. clowns. jesse: what scares you? >> bugs. >> nothing. jesse: do you have a night light. >> no. >> birds. jesse: i'm afraid of birds, too. are you afraid of girls? >> what scares you? >> hillary clinton becoming

president. jesse: do you know what halloween celebrates? >> i consider it a religious holiday. >> dead people. >> isn't that like cinco de mayo. >> are you going to dress up as anything: jesse: what were you last year? >> i was a character from an obscure tv show. jesse: what costumes do you find offensive on halloween. >> an indian. native american. jesse: i thought multi-culturalism is a good thing. >> it is, but there are complex structures to it that add layers and make it more complicated than that. >> what the hell are you talking about. jesse: if you are offended by a halloween costume?

if you are a white person don't be plaque tore halloween. jesse: do you consider any halloween costumes offensive? >> people of who don't have anything on at all. jesse: when they go in their birthday suits? does donald trump scare you? >> yes. i hear my friends in california have their shelters and doing the old air raid drills again. jesse: if someone dressed up as donald trump for halloween would you give them candy? >> no. jesse: what about donald trump scares you. >> i don't wear a to yo -- i dor a toupe, i swear. it's my hair. jesse: "justice with judge jeanine" is next.

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