greg: we are out of time, thinking to dagen mcdowell, joey jones, tyrus, kat timpf, i love i'm jon scott. see you tomorrow. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. >> two weeks ago we are probably first administration in modern history who hasn't had a major scandal in the white house. jesse: what a joke. the obama people got caught this week and it looks like it went straight to the top. remember the obama officials who told the country trump was a traitor. >> the great case officer, vladimir putin. he knows how top handle an asset and that's what he's doing with

the president. >> do you think president trump is anne a russian asset? >> i think it's possible. >> he has take and series of step that if vladimir putin dictated them he couldn't have mirrored any more effectively. jesse: these people were lying on national television. they knew they were lying but they didn't think they would get caught. when house republicans put them under oath every single one of them said they had seen know evidence of collusion. ric grenell, acting director of national intelligence released the transcripts of these low lives, james clapper. quote never saw any direct empirical evidence. samantha power. i'm not in possession of anything. susan rice, i don't recall. andrew mccabe on the steele dossier, we have not been able to prove the accuracy.

the obama administration wiretapped, spied on and investigated their political opponents and they never had any evidence of collusion. they didn't have any then and they don't have any now because there was no collusion. it was a frameup. what they have did was they went on tv and told everybody trump was a traitor, though. adam schiff did, too. these people are evil and they are sick. i hate them for what they have did to this country and i will never forgive them. and i will never forgive them for what they did to michael flynn. a three-star general who spent 30 years protecting america. the department of justice finally dropped the case against them. here is a.g. bill barr. >> what should americans take away from your actions in the flynn case today stay want to make sure we've restore confidence in the system. there is only one system of justice. >> when history looks back on

this decision, how do you think it will be written? >> history is written by the winners. it depends on who is writing the history. jesse: that's so true. these people will rewrite history if they get the chance. the doj said there was no basis for james comey to send in fbi agents to interview flynn. the doj says the interview was unjustified. the doj said flynn's phone call with the russian ambassador was perfectly legal and totally appropriate. the doj said flynn did not violate the stupid logan act. and he never committed perjury anyway. we saw documents that showed fbi agents plotting to entrap flynn. floating their goal to get him, lock him up or get him fired. the reason the obama administration needed flynn gone

was because he was about to uncover the scandal that the strum team had been illegally spied on and spleered. they needed flynn gone so shae sooo -- -- so their coup could continue. the president fumed over his injustice earlier. president trump: i hope a lot of people are going to pay a big price. they are dishonest, crooked people. they are scum, they are human scum. the obama administration justice department was a disgrace. and they got caught, they got caught. they are dishonest people of. but much more. it's treason. jesse: strong words and they are backed by facts. new documents tell us everything. they opened up an investigation on snrin just because he was on the trump campaign and traveled to russia once. the steele dossier was a hillary hit job and it was russian

disinformation and they knew of it. and they used it anyway to get a warrant. the fbi doctored evidence to listen to carter page's phone calls. the papadopoulos conversation at the bar the cia set up. the manafort black book was a setup from a clinton ukranian contact. so obama's team illegally leaked flynn's classified phone call to create a russian cloud around him. obama prr knew what was going on. new transcripts so obama was aware of the intimate details of flynn's call. a call that wasn't criminal at all. this raised eyebrows because obama hated flynn, and told trump not to hire him. as we told you last week, flynn

clashed with obama's cia. he didn't like how political they were and believed they were covering up the truth about with al qaeda. during the transition obama doj official salary yates attended a meeting with brennan, rice and clapper. they were discussing russian interference that they used as an excuse for hillary losing. and after the meeting gates and comey were asked to stay behind. he said he learned about the investigation of flynn and his discussion with the russian ambassador. obama was seeking information on whether the white house should be treating flynn any differently given the information. james comey membersing the logan act in front of the president which ended up being the b.s. excuse for unleashing this

thing. another memo said biden stayed behind too and witnessed the conversation. remember the strzok-page text. the white house is running this? potus wants to know everything we are doing? naturally because counter-intelligence investigations are done solely for the commander in chief. it all connects now, doesn't it. sources telling "watters world" that attorney general bill barr was given a troac a trove of smn documents. yesterday president trump hinted this is far from over. here is the tweet. yesterday was a big day for justice in the usa. congratulations to general flynn and many others. i do believe there is much more to come. dirty cops and crooked

politicians do not go well together. we'll have to wait and see how this unfolds. reports are that adam schiff is quote panicked. john durham is working around the clock putting together a winnable case in court. if this goes all the way to the top. bill barr will have to appoint a special prosecutor with a wider scope to get to the bottom or should i say to the top of obama-gate. joining me is sean hannity. your sources have been right on this thing it entire time. what are your sources tell you g you. >> i don't want to minimize this. they were peddling lies, conspiracy theories, hoax after hoax after hoax. we chronicled on "hannity" all of adam schiff's lies.

you have just pointed out about obama saying we never had a scandal. all of this happened on his watch, this abuse of power and corruption. it's at a level that's so high i want your audience and our audience to know this is a danger to the republic. and you had the democrats following adam schiff off the cliff. he's getting testimony day after dade saying -- we have know evidence, clapper, we have no evidence, rice,' powers. we have no evidence. then he's going all over cnn and the media, the willing accomplices allowing him to push his propaganda. devin nunes told us the truth. it's taken three years of unpeeling the layers of an onion. there were people on this network -- an ensemble cast.

buff it wasn't very big, though. all of the d.c. democrats, the photograph todathe -- the pravd. the truth has come out where does flynn go to get back four years of his life. we where does roger stone go to get his good name back. for a process crime we are going toapped send a team' of progressmen. heading a jury, and speaking out against the guy on trial? that's not a fair and impartial jury. we are going to set up a guy like papadopoulos? the long answer is i think we are getting to the truth. we have people committed to justice. jesse, there is can't happen in the united states of america. it can't or we don't have a country. if we allow this to happen

again, this abuse of power, and people are going to be silent because they have a political agenda, then america as we know it dies. and we can't allow that to happen. but i believe we are getting to the bottom of it. barr, durham. there are good people who committed their lives to finding the truth. jesse: and i think it's going to happen. and i'm confident there will be justice. sean, thanks for making sure everybody knows about this story and we'll keep peeling back that onion. >> thank you. it's all hands on deck for the country. jesse, the democrats say they care about obstruction. they ignored hillary's deleted and destroyed emails. they will care about due process, they ignored fisa applications that were built on, well, what we now know to be lies that were unverifiable.

we know they literally in the scope of miranda, rosenstein sent over things they had known back in february. they knew in february 2017 the steele dossier sub source did not confirm what christopher steele said. they said they are i believers, but if you are a democrat they don't believe. even if you have more evidence and corroboration of witnesses. this is a tipple point for truth in this country. and you i have never been more scared for the future of our country than after these two weeks ever. jesse: i think it's pretty clear the democrats only care about democrats and the rest of us care about the country. i'm not talking about all democrats across the country. i'm talking about the washington politicians. i'm honored to have you on the store.

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[♪] jesse: main developments in the joe biden sexual assault situation. tara reade says they will take a lie detector test if biden does. a new document adds serious credibility to her claim. "watters world" has been investigating joe's character. democrats are dismissing the allegations saying we know joe and this isn't him. >> joe biden is joe. he brings his values and personal experience for a vision for america that is about fairness. jesse: imagine if the republicans in the kavanaugh hearing sai said brett is brett.

here is "the daily show" from a few years ago. >> if there was video of kavanaugh like this it with have been over for him. joe has been creepy in plain sight for years. take a look on this biker's face as joe newsles up behind his girl. remember that? he got away with that only because he was vp. bind used to skinny dip in front of his secret service detail. agents say whether at the vice president's residence or his home in delaware. bind has a habit of sphwhimg his

pool nude. female secret service agents find the behavior offensive. seven different women came forward and said biden crossed the line with them. lucy flores claimed biden smelled her hair and gave her a big kiss on the back of her head. she said she wanted find get away from her. amy says biden touched and rubbed his nose against her during a political fundraiser. she said she thought he was going to kiss her on the mouth. she decided not to complain because she was a nobody and he was vp. caitlyn caruso said biden hugged her just a little bit too long and laid his hand on her thigh.

aly cole complained he was inappropriate with her. he squeezed her shoulder, complimented her smile and held her for a beat too long. stephanie said biden violated her personal space when he held her hands and touched his forehead to her at the oscars. an intern said he pressed his head to her forehead, then he called her a pretty girl. she'd called his behavior inappropriate. brett kavanaugh faced an allegation when he was in high school that nobody witnessed and it wasn't corroborated. kavanaugh had a pristine record especially with women. but the left said since he liked beer he was probably guilty of rape. there are all these women who say joe kreeched them out, not in high school, but recently.

the media is just in on the joke. >> all the touchy feeley stuff. >> if you are going to run in 2020, you have to comaingt way you interact with women. jesse: we established joe is creepy. here is a news clip from abc news. >> i went to law school on a full academic scholarship. the only one in my class to have a full academic scholarship. i was in the top half of my class. i graduated with three degrees and 165 credits. only needed 123. >> biden now concedes he did not graduate in the top half of his class and does not have three degrees. bind went 0 school on a half

scholarship, graduated in the bottom half of his class. jesse: joe joe biden is a play a plagarist. >> he quoted five pages of someone else's work without citation. >> i have done some dumb things and i will do dumb things again. jesse: he got caught plagiarizing and begged his law school not to expel him. let's be honest. joe makes things up and he steals things. here is how biden described the decision behind the bin laden raid in his own words. >> the president went around the table with all the senior people including the chiefs of staff, and he said i have to make this

decision, what is your opinion. mr. president, my suggestion was don't go. jesse: biden was against the bin laden raid. peter ducey asked him about it. >> if you were handed a piece of intelligence that said you could save lives but you would have to pull the trigger. >> i did, we killed bin laden. jesse: he lies with ease. we have seen how creepy he is with women. is it that big of a stretch to believe biden was creepy with reade and lied about it. i'm not going to convict on television. but democrats can't dismiss the allegations based on great character. he's a serial leader and creepy

with women. he and his brothers and son made millions through joe biden. do you believe joe biden didn't know his family got rich all over the world when he was in office? maybe joe just doesn't remember things. but that's a whole other issue. we'll have time to deal with that another time. we shouldn't believe what most politicians say anyway. we should investigate ourselves. biden says if tara reade filed a complaint it would be filed with the senate. we asked the senate secretary and she said that the records are confidential. and the records at the university of delaware. we are not allowed to see those either. see the game he plays? but there is some paperwork that just came to the surface. a court document from 1996 shows that tar a reade -- tara reade

told her ex-husband she was sexually harassed by joe biden. biden. reade's husband said she told him about a problem she was having with biden. he said she eventually struck a deal with the senator's office and left her position. he said so far this is the first written record from the time to that substantiates reade's claim. there are friends, family members who have gone on the record saying reade told her about it's many years ago. all of this including her late

mother calling into there arey king. >> i'm wondering what a staffer would do besides go to the press in washington. my daughter just left there after working for a prominent senator and could not get through the with her problems at all. the only thing she could have done is go to the press and she chose not to do it out of respect for him. >> she had a story to tell you about out of respect for the person she worked for she didn't tell it. >> that's true. jesse: democrats said kavanaugh had to submit to an fbi investigation. if he didn't, he was obviously guilty. underred same standards, joe should submit to a full fbi investigation. tara reade says joe biden should submit to a polygraph. >> is that something you want to do? i will take one if joe biden

takes one. jesse: she says she has been under attack from democrats and it'andit's hurtful. >> it's stunning how they have been saying horrible things about me and to me. jesse: tara reade is not going to let this go. he shouldn't be running for president of the united states. >> you want him to withdraw? >> i wish he would. jesse: will biden drop out? nothing would surprise me. but he's slowly losing his grip on the nomination. a quarter of come krets want to replace -- a quarter of democrats want to replace him on the ticket. with rush limbaugh says he may not have a choice. >> they are faced with a hard cold reality. they have to find a way to get

him off the ticket. they know at the highest levels of the democrat national party, they know joe biden has got to go. jesse: it's too early to tell. the summer hasn't started yet. but things are moving quickly. bind has always been a puppet. if he's told to go, he will go. but the democrats to kill the #metoo movement just for a shot at the white house. whatever the left decides to do here, it will be about winning at any cost. still to come. coronavirus is changing how cops catch criminals. and we'll tell you what crimes are skyrocketing during the lockdown. and happy cinco de mayo.

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it has been an absolute chaotic disaster. jesse: the state of georgia got hammered by the media when governor kemp started to let people back to work. here is a headline. the state is about to find out how many people need to lose their lives to shore up the economy. turns out georgia got it right and the media got it wrong. see the trend line? a decrease of 66 new cases per day over the last several weeks. people are starting to push back on the shutdowns across the country. remember the salon owner named shelly luther who was thrown in jail in dallas? her crime, cutting hair so she could feed her family. texas corrected the judge's

mistake. she is out now. but america is seeing the beginning of class warfare in reverse. the rich and the comfortable telling the working men and women to stay in their homes and shut up. i spoke with mike rowe about this earlier. when you hear stories about salon owners being thrown in jail for trial to make ends meet so they can meet their kids, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel smart. for years through my foundation i have been saying cookie cutter advice is the devil. it's the enemy of common sense. and we have been for the last three months dismembering cookie cutter advice like i have never seen before. by that i just mean we have taken this incredibly complicated situation and treated it as if it's the same from sea to shining sea.

we treated the whole country stliect was a hot spot and virtually every citizen as though they were infected. and we did it in the name of safety. the unintended consequences of doing that have become i think the true headlines of the day. jesse: i asked dr. fauci about that. i said could you have just surged the resources into the zones and locked down retirement communities and put the pre-resources there instead of treating the entire country like new york? and he kind of hedged a little bit. you look back a year later and say if we had done things differently, maybe we wouldn't have shut the entire country down. maybe we didn't need to shut the entire state of wyoming down when they have as many fatalities as you can count on two hands. do you see a movement in this

country for people going back to work regardless of what the governor tells them to do? >> city was one of those anowing b-list celebrities saying stay home. and i did it because i didn't know what was happening. i didn't think anybody knew what was happening. the country had to get its head around the totality of these projections. we couldn't afford to pretend that more people might die in this thing than died in the second world war. but we had to get our breath. but that was 2 1/2 months ago. the situation is fluid. there will be a reversion to some kinds of individualism. i don't know when or where, but it's bound to happen. jesse: you are right about the initial instinct. you had to shelter in place to get your head around this. but once the data comes in.

you see the mortality rates dropping and certain regions of the country doing extremely well. you have to go with the data. the data says you can open up in certain parts of the country. but there are certain precincts who want the entire country to stay at home regardless of new developments that come in and regardless of new fatality rates and regardless of whether people can afford to stay home eternally. not everybody has the kind of job where you get paid to work from home. there is a huge disconnect between those two americas. is that one america listening? i can see that other america. they are losing their patience. you are going to see people when the sun comes out, and money runs out, they are going outside and you will not be able to stop them. the government better back off. >> i have been here before.

in my lane, in my world with my foundation, i have been saying for years, look, when you tell an entire generation that the best path for the most people is a four-year degree and you call that higher education. what you are doing in the same breath is telling everybody who doesn't go that way that they are of lower education. people don't like that. when they realize that's what's happening they start to push back against the ivy league. that's what's happening around the issue of essential workers. we wind up in a pandemic and what we look at the essentialality of work through the lens of this economy, i don't understand how anybody isn't an essential worker. you have got 33 million people sitting on the sidelines who have been told they are non-essential. that pisss people off.

no one wants to be told. even though they are grateful for people keeping the lights on. no one wants to be told they don't matter. that's what we are doing when we draw the line between essential and non-essential. a big chunk of the country is feeling alienated and i don't blame them. jesse: an essential worker in my brain. i'm not as essential as you are. this is the only thing i know how to do is talk. you are a guy who works with his hands, so we need all the guys like you 0 it there as soon as possible. you are looking good in your home studio. >> thanks,

jesse: the coronavirus had a big impact on crime.

according to an analysis, crime rates are plunging as people stay inside. traffic stops way down which is driving down sharp declines in dui's and drug offenses. however, calls for domestic violence are surging. >> i have got a little bump but i'm fine. i am okay. i got pissed.

jesse: that's the result of these extreme lockdowns that aren't reported. >> we reduced the number of a lot of calls we typically respond to have gone to online reporting. we are trying to minimize that contact as much as possible to keep the officers safe. >> you have these quarantine parties and large gatherings. there will be a call. i hear noise, it's rowdy, it's loud. here is scene example. >> people are worryied about

dying and getting infected. you are throwing a party for coronavirus. >> i talked to the girls. >> you were told to self-quarantine. what i see is this, i am like, they have got coronavirus. jesse: obviously that's two months ago. but different jurisdictions, if you have a governor who is tough with the lockdown and they are sending patrolmen out. you see it in texas where they slap people hard with jail time or fines. do you feel like you guys can make the call on the ground and stay maybe we don't need to take someone and book them if they are just in a group or cutting someone's hair? >> that's exactly it. we are going to these types of

calls a lot. most of it will be our discretion. we are giving them this verbal -- just letting them know, you can't be doing this. we don't want to come out here and cite you. we understand you want to get together. this is tough. most people of go about it the way we ask them to. they disperse. a lot of agencies in the jails reduced the types of crimes they are allowed to cometh for. we can't even take those people to jail where precoronavirus, we would take them to jails, burglary, auto theft. usually it's going to be a ticket and trying to get them to disperse. jesse: another unintended consequences as you have burglary suspects getting released. good luck out there. stay safe. we don't need to stay how you

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jesse: we all need a little laugh. so "watters world" traveled back to 2016 when i crashed a cinco de mayo party in new york city. what's the best food for cinco de mayo? >> tamales. tacos. jesse: what does cinco de mayo mean? >> i don't mean. >> the french people, they won. everybody is celebrating. jesse: you beat the french. that's not much to celebrate. where are you from originally. >> puerto rico. spy was born in nicaragua. i come from humble beginnings. >> where from? jesse: filly phil philly.

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be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to it with my open. the release this week of long hidden transcripts fully expose the left's attempt at a coup d'etat where a faction of the government tries to take down the leader of the country. the evidence shows former president barack obama and the obama administration were the hub of the bloodless coup. more smoke emanated from that hub, each with a man's name