his guests include julian smith commits an arms committee member, florida republican senator rick scott and house armed services member, democrat from california. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" is up next. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nearly 200 years ago, prominent danish author named hans christian andersen was making a name for himself. the man knew how to spin a yarn, as they say. crafting some of the 19th century's most famous tales. he knocked out a few classics. i'm sure you've read these to your kids before, like the ugly duckling or the little mermaid. solid stories that help pass along some important life lessons. but anderson wasn't just writing

about mallards and fish. he was also the guy behind the folktale "the emperor's new clothes." if you are unfamiliar with the story it tells a story of an emperor known for spending large sums of money on lavish clothing. when two con men hear about this, they trick them into buying what he believes is an extravagant outfit but it turns out it's really nothing at all. >> feels like i'm wearing nothing at all. nothing at all. >> jesse: they convinced of the emperor that only idiots and full scan to see the beautiful garment, so everybody plays along not wanting to admit thaty are too stupid to see but really the emperor was completely naked the whole time, which the emperor knew too but was too arrogant to acknowledge to the con man, lest they think he was a fool as well. >> jesse: it wasn't until the ad pointed out the emperor had no

clothes on before everyone woke up to the lie. it's funny thinking about a fat naked emperor but it shows how pride matters more than truth. if no one was willing to speak out against the mainstream, doesn't that make us all fools and easily con? enter joe biden and the democrat party. for the last year, america's left-wing party has been telling us joe biden is just the greatest. >> our country could not be better served than with this most experienced, capable hands of president biden. [applause] >> he is just perfect. >> joe biden is a great president. i've said him sometimes, i'm glad you didn't win before. he's perfect. he's perfect for now.

>> jesse: but like hans christian anderson showed us, sometimes it takes just one kid to point out the emperor has no clothes. >> it is biden's power and ability to cancel student debt. i do think time in the administration is running out and we do not have much more time to waste, because falling polling numbers, this is really about the collapse of support among young people, among the democratic base feeling that they've worked overtime to get this president elected and they aren't necessarily being seen. >> jesse: you know what, aoc is right. it's not just the secret service agents who saw him skinny-dipping. we all see that emperor joe biden has no clothes. joe biden isn't perfect. joe biden is not making anybody happy. he's not delivering for republicans or democrats or anybody. and his polling numbers are terrible. and democrats are about to get wiped out and america knows it.

so does the media, but the media has too much pride to admit they were wrong, so the cover up continues. we told you this week his approval rating slipped to 34%. he's losing blacks, whites, latinos. "prime time" is hearing hunter will be indicted, biden will probably pardon his son and announced he's not running for reelection. so who else is there to carry the torch? could it be kamala? >> it is time for us to do what we have been doing at that time is every day. every day is time for us to agree. >> jesse: you would need a ventriloquist to run that campaign. so what about mayor pete? no, pete is too short to be president and black america doesn't doesn't like him. plus you can't take six weeks paternity leave when your commander in chief. so who did they turn to next?

maybe there is someone we've missed. may be the perfect candidate has been a right under our nose this entire time. i think we all know who the clear answer is. >> what's up, everybody. >> jesse: she has so much to offer. aoc has a way with words. ♪ ♪ >> will i just be dismissed? >> jesse: if that doesn't give you complete confidence, think about it this way. isn't it about time to bring some youth back to the white house? >> five things. one, double cleanse in the evening. number two, when you're my age, retinol. number three, vitamin c in the morning, four, moisturizer, five, sunscreen. sunscreen! >> jesse: her expertise isn't

limited to skincare. she is the form policy buff the squad. >> you just the term the occupation of palestine, what did you mean by that? >> oh -- i think what i meant is like the settlement that are increasing in some of these areas. i am not the expert on geopolitics on this issue. >> jesse: but all the things i just told you about aoc, i think her greatest strength is economics. >> we look at these figures and we say unemployment is low, everything is fine. unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. >> jesse: an empty suit got elected, why not run an empty pantsuit? why not? aoc has sponsored 36 bills in congress, none of the bills have become law, who cares? she's posting 500 times on instagram. every post has thousands of likes, so that is key.

pictures of her dog, selfies, cooking q&as. what's the secret? >> the secret, most people don't really know what capitalism is. most people don't even know what socialism is. but most people are not capitalists, because they don't have capitalist money. they are not billionaires. >> jesse: democrats don't know what capitalism is, they don't know what a woman is. does aoc have the answers? and could aoc be the next jfk? karl rove is the former white house deputy chief of staff, george w. bush and fox news contributor. am i getting crazy? it's friday, rove, i'm sorry but is this wild? >> this is way too wild. look, wouldn't it be great if you were right because it would be such a fun campaign and the republicans would win overwhelmingly. even if they ran you or me, we'd win! let me tell you a secret, she is

not very bright at all. >> jesse: i'm sorry, i'm having a little fun with this. rove, you've heard the reports, joe biden's son could get indicted, he's reached an age where he might run for reelection. the floor is open. >> i've said this for months, i've said this for over a year, he's not going to be the nominee in 2024, the democrats are not going to nominate an 82-year-old who was lost more than one step. it's not going to be kamala harris for the reasons you laid out so brilliantly. the woman is dreadful. there is a reason why marianne williamson and joaquin castro and pete buttigieg who you kicked around the stage a few moments ago, why they all lasted a lot longer than kamala harris and that is because she is a dreadful human being, she is a terrible candidate and the only thing that you've got to try to focus on is the weird laugh that pops out at inappropriate

moments. why does that happen? it is the ultimate tail. who the democratic nominee is, i don't really know who it's going to be but i can tell you three people that it ain't going to be, or four people. it's not going to be joe biden come it's not going to be, here or aoc and i hate to break the news to you because i'm sure you would enjoy it if she were a candidate. i don't think it's going to be hillary clinton. >> jesse: it's not hillary. you are saying aoc's out of it, no way she could jump into the primary, you're saying aoc couldn't get in there and start winning. >> i saw her in austin, i think it was sxsw. i've never heard so many ums, and uh-huhs. she's a vacuous there's a reason she likes to spend time on

instagram because you can spend a lot of time talking about moisturizer. >> jesse: joe biden is not the most eloquent person we've ever had, basically saying that he thinks the white house has to mop up every six seconds, so to her point at the top where she's warning judo, toast with the young base, was that a threat to joe, you better do something or we are not going to turn out for you are is that just a warning? >> take a look, it's the entire progressive caucus in the house. the chair of the caucus talked about this at the democratic house retreat and said basically we demand two things. one is we better start taking build back better in these other very liberal bills and take them for a vote in the house. were going to lose in the congress, we will gain more seats. a bigger majority. in the other part of it is, 71

executive orders and aoc referred to one of them. they want the 1965 education act, they want to cancel $165 billion of student debt because she says the young people are not enthusiastic about voting for democrats we have to spend billions of dollars of the taxpayer money using authority that doesn't exist, the assistant deputy counsel for the department of education says nothing to do, does not get the power to the president to decide to spend $650 billion but that is the kind of thinking these people have. we can't get it done by law so let's get rid of democracy and we will just have the president impose these things on top of every american by using his executive pan. residents have executive authority but they don't have

the right to write laws and that's exactly what aoc is asking for. >> jesse: she wants to buy their vote? they're buying their votes and biting her off too because she has student debt, doesn't she? >> i don't know about that but here's a couple others, change the eligibility that is set in statute for obamacare. set price controls on prescription drugs by executive authority. where is the law that allows a president to do that? establish public -- >> jesse: karl -- >> a whole bunch of these things come it's amazing. >> jesse: if we are going to do price controls on anything can it be gas? >> where is the authority to do that? >> jesse: as long as you don't have the authority let's go after something that really hurts. speak of the green new deal, to make natural gas that fuels our energy plants and power plad gasoline that fuels our cars, we are going to deliberately make them more expensive so that they are more equal with the high

cost of renewables and electric vehicles and now we are complaining because the steps the administration took are causing the price of energy to go up? makes no sense to me. but what do i know? >> jesse: what do i know, karl? >> you know a lot. >> jesse: even i apparently could barely beat aoc and i had to have but that is okay. >> i didn't say you could barely beat her eye said you could beat her. even you could beat her. >> jesse: even you and me. karl rove, thank you so much. >> you bet. >> jesse: joe biden just told american troops he is sending them to ukraine.

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>> jesse: fox news alert, did joe biden just like the 82nd airborne in the eyes and tell them they are going to war in ukraine? watch this and judge for yourself. speak of the average citizen, looking out and stepping up. stepping up. and you're going to see you when you were there, you're going to see women, young people standing in front of damn tank saying i'm not leaving, i'm holding my ground. >> jesse: you're going to see when you're there? it's talking about ukraine and telling american troops next door in ukraine, you're going to see you when you're there? is that just another biting gaffe or did joe let that slip that we are sending americans to ukraine? he spent a whole day behind closed doors with the nato leadership. do you think talk of putting american boots on the ground in ukraine came up at some point?

joe accidentally just tipped his hand here? or he was just speaking gibberish? his comments shot around the world like wildfire and the white house had to play clean up your the president has been clear we are not sending u.s. troops to ukraine and there is no change in that position. okay. there's two options here. either the white house is lying to us or biden is dumb. either way this is a huge problem. the commander in chief looks like a goofball and russia is reading into everything biden is saying. who handed him a hot microphone near a war zone anyway? >> secretary psaki: on hand him a note card but what can we expect? this is the same guy who said maybe he could take a little land from ukraine, who caused the mig fiasco, he gave the

chinese intel which they gave the russians? not a good look for the usa today. jim hansen served in the u.s. army special forces. do you think putin looks at this and make the calculation? >> biden handed putin perfect fodder for russian tv. i mean, they are running bits right now saying america threatened us with chemical weapons, america is sending paratroopers into ukraine to fight and kill russian children. it's exactly what putin needed and the problem is all along, the press played patty-cake with biden, with kid gloves. what kind of ice cream are we getting this afternoon, joe? what is your favorite putting after that, butterscotch or chocolate? that is our guide and actual nuclear showdown. i'm telling you, that is terrifying. >> jesse: you have to have

discipline as commander in chief. you think things were spinning through his head and he just said the wrong thing or how would you interpret a statement like that? >> here's the real problem, it doesn't matter. he said it in another world as you said is listening. with all of her twitter, social media around the world, people are saying the u.s. president is escalating the war in ukraine. that is something we can't have. at some level you have to start thinking about is the time to remove him, do we go to the 25th amendment because he's obviously incompetent? or do we impeach them as soon as the republicans take control? i'm not a fan of kamala harris being in the white house. she would be no worse than him and potentially bad in so many other ways. i think one of the problems with her as someone might try a preemptive strike on d.c. just to stop her incessant cackling. but she is not going to be

ambling towards armageddon like biden is. >> jesse: you are saying because of this slip of the tongue or whatever it is, we don't know what it is, that would deserve the 25th amendment to be invoked? >> how many in a row does he get? he did chemical weapons, he threatened to drop paratroopers, he said sanctions don't deter anybody from doing anything and that is just one trip. we cannot afford to have this guy facing up against the kgb colonel who is slitting throats for them while biden is busy plagiarizing speeches and lying about his academic record in the senate. he is so overmatched that america and the world can't have him in charge. >> jesse: it was certainly a stupid thing to say, i don't know how or why he said it or what he even means. i hope he doesn't mean it for god sake but my goodness, what a mistake. jim, thank you so much for

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he owns an electric car, he doesn't. he really wants you to buy one. it's a top priority for the administration. watch. speak of the president wants to grow the electric vehicle industry, once more people to buy electric vehicles. >> transforming our economy to run on electric vehicles, to incentivize american families to use less energy, that will help. >> jesse: on march 17th, he bought $2.2 million in tesla stocks. what a surprise. tesla is up 14%. the wolves are already up 300 grand in two weeks. so remember, kids, when it comes to investing, always ask yourself this question, what with the pelosis do? >> buy, buy, buy! >> jesse: millions of migrants have illegally crossed our southern border since joe biden became president but it's

administration doesn't seem to care. that is their plan. opening the borders is the only thing biden has done well. just this week his department of homeland security ordered a massive group of illegals from cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, columbia to be released into the country through humanitarian parole. whatever that means. then they can just disappear into the night and never be heard from again. meanwhile bc illegals all the time being transported in busesg released into the country. you know things are bad when even cnn starts noticing. >> u.s. officials are scrambling to prepare for a record-breaking surge of migrants attempting to cross the u.s.-mexico border this spring. the chief of border patrol says he is bracing for a staggering 8,000 apprehensions a day. that is a huge number. >> not just a big number, but that is the norm he is expecting

over the next 30 to 45 days. >> jesse: sometimes joe surprises you. turns out he doesn't want to get tough on illegal immigration. just not the immigrants you are expecting. according to the daily mail the biden administration turned away ukrainian refugees at the u.s.-mexico border citing covid policy and after that got flagged, he separated the ukrainian family and is locking them up in nice detention centers. that doesn't sound like what biden said he would do. >> we are going to welcome ukrainian refugees with open arms. >> jesse: he's letting illegal aliens from columbia pass right through but tearing ukrainian families apart and launching them in i.c.e. centers. the ones fleeing war who have actual asylum claims? i wonder why.

let's bring in former senior advisor to the president, and america for his founder stephen miller. why do you think joe biden is treating ukrainian refugees differently than refugees from latin america? >> the simple reason, illegal immigration is all about politics. they believe open borders, it will ultimately put politics in this country for the left. it will make the government bigger, increase the demand for social services, increase the power of the teachers unions, increase the power of the democrat base. none of that in their view i think they believe applies to ukrainian refugees. at the simplest level, that is the calculation. i will also add this shows that all of their talk about asylum at the border, about refugee

status at the border is all a lie. they are letting millions of people who have no legal right to be here at all who are making a mockery, a joke, a laughing stock our asylum system but then they are applying tougher measures to people who are actually fleeing a war zone. it shows that everything as usual they have said is a lie. >> jesse: you believe that biden is getting tough on the ukrainian refugees because he thinks that they might vote republican? >> or worse, they don't know how they will vote. if you get refugee status you do get a green card, you do get a path to citizenship, you do become a voter and the administration as we speak just issued a regulation to provide rapid asylum approval at the border to illegal aliens. we are looking to sue, in other words, it would mean that illegal aliens from all over the world, not just mexico, to show

up at the border and be made on a rapid path to citizenship. how can that be seen as anything other than their view about the long-term political prospects of their party? because there is no other way to explain what you would do that. it hurts the country, it hurts people who are living here already, it hurts hispanic american citizens who are living here already. the only people it helps our democrat operatives. >> jesse: you are saying that countries all over the world, flying people into mexico city and they are traversing up through the mountains, the deserts, paying off the coyotes, they land here -- >> you could do two flights. write to the north of the border. >> jesse: he just fast-track them come is that what is happening? >> i was just talking to border agent, a flight to mexico city, second flight, mexicali for example then you just take a bus or car, you show up to the

border, it is that easy. two flights, one to mexico city, the other closer to the border and your income of that is all it takes. from 60 countries in a world, one sector i was talking to, the whole entire border, you literally don't even have to do the whole journey on foot. get a plane ticket, you will get it. >> jesse: not if you are a ukrainian, then they will separate you and treat you like a real criminal and break up the family and never let you into the country because you might not vote for a democrat. unbelievable. >> all they care about is power, that is it. >> jesse: have a great weekend. if you could make thousands of dollars in arcing on your neighbors, would you do it? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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those fears went away after the collapse of the soviet union but now thanks to the war in ukraine they are back. russia has shown they are not afraid to use vacuum bombs and the gremlins is using nukes isn't off the table. but it's not just russia. north korea is popping off. kim jong un just tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile earlier today and we will have more on that later. he's been firing rockets all year and now iran is getting close, so with the growing anxiety of a nuclear attack, no surprise certain parts of the country are getting prepared with underground bunkers. these are just your father's bunkers filled with gas masks and old cans of soup, some bomb shelters in texas are multi-million-dollar luxury items. lawrence jones, post of lawrence jones cross country visited one of those bunkers.

>> they are big. texas should be exporting energy, getting out there. if you wanted to see putin then you should have captured the energy market. you don't want to open up the floodgates, a record number, watch. >> how big can they get? >> the biggest one i've ever built is over 14,000 square feet. >> what is in that bunker? >> swimming pool, bowling alley, a large greenhouse, a movie theater, a gym. you can put anything inside of it. we can put a below ground in a bunker. >> the smallest one? >> it is roughly 100 square feet for two people but it is just as safe as the one that is 14,000 square feet, just not as comfortable. >> okay. let's go said. how thick is this door? >> 3 inches thick. you are not going to break into

this door. >> can a bullet go through here? >> no. ar 500 on the exterior. this would be i guess your kitchen. >> that is correct. you've got food storage shelving, a pantry here. >> jesse: [laughs] speak i have to makee, everyone likes to do false advertising, it is two to three, i know you are from the east coast, you have to make sure that bullet is not going to go through there because this is combat. you can survive the nuclear attack but are you ready if they decide to go underground? >> jesse: and the way you are entering the kitchen. >> the kitchen area. >> jesse: these things are really supposed to protect you. is it true, you can't have radioactivity that leaks through? because if they are dead,

they're not paying for the bunker. >> there's no insurance policy, i will be confirmed or denied if i order one. >> jesse: okay, is of the bunkers people are worried about. of course it is in texas and you are going to be featuring this on your weekend show. did you get a free bunker? if s hits the fan -- >> because you are the bigshot, i need some privacy. >> jesse: some privacy in the bunker. thank you, lawrence jones, will go cross-country "saturday night. nobody likes a narc like the hall monitors in middle school who would tattle on you for running down the hallway or the freshman are as who caught you making liquor into your dorm. can you imagine making that your life's work? i'm not talking about you, brian

seltzer. i'm talking about environmental narcs, people who dime their neighbors out to make cash. in new york city this job actually exists. in an effort to crack down on car emissions, mayor de blasio deputized every day new yorkers to report vehicles that are parked and idling for more than 3 minutes. people call themselves idling warriors. watch. >> are, sorry to bother you. are you aware of the new york you can't have your engine idling in your truck for more than 3 minutes? >> come on, man. >> you can't have it on for more than 3 minutes in the city of new york. i'm looking out for the environment mm neighborhood. >> come on, man. >> jesse: turns out the money money's great. submit a single video like that and you can earn a 25% commission. $90 a pop. these bounty hunters are making a five or six figures a year. more than lawrence just by

whistle-blowing on people who leave their vehicle running just for 3 minutes. one idle a warrior thinks he is on track to make more than 200 grand. of the members of this commission annoying environmentalists or are they capitalist geniuses? let's find out. joining me now, former member of the nyc idle warriors who recently relocated to florida with the rest of the country. are you trying to save the planet or you just trying to make a quick buck, be honest? >> i'm trying to do a number of things, those two included along with cutting down the loud sound of diesel engines running unnecessarily. >> jesse: how loud is it in annoying is it honestly because these guys are delivering food and stuff and sometimes they have to keep the car idling in

the cold. >> that's true. it's something that you can shut off your engine. i started doing this one i was noticing the sound on my fourth floor apartment in brooklyn. it was waking me up, deliveries being made, they were refrigerated trucks and i decided to do something about it. >> jesse: has anybody tried to knock your head off? >> not at all. >> jesse: i might. >> [laughs] >> well i'm recording you. >> jesse: okay. how much did you make when you were in the biz? >> last year my 1099 was approximately $42,000. total year-to-date i probably made about $75,000 and another $75,000 yet to be paid. >> jesse: you think you are actually doing something worthwhile? >> i know i am. i made a profound difference in certain parts of brooklyn.

>> jesse: use of the ozone layer started to come together? >> no. what i saw, i experienced a quieter streets, experienced cleaner air, i experienced toddlers and nannies able to walk their children across the street without being hit with plumes of toxic emissions in their face, i've noticed a number of differences. >> jesse: did you try it in florida or did they not have that law on the books? >> i mentioned it but i got a lot of backlash so don't think it's going to work. >> florida man might not look too kindly on you knocking on his emissions. all right, i think it's not cool what you are doing but it's mayor de blasio's false, ultimately. he forgot to blame de blasio. thank you very much for joining us. a lot of cash. >> all right. >> jesse: kim jong un has a propaganda video that is going to blow your mind in joe biden is responding with some heat of his own.

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feeling totally left out. when kim jong un tested his largest ballistic missile earlier this week, nobody noticed. and nobody cared. but is not giving up yet. today he busted out his best leather jacket, supported his coolest pair of shades, and drop this new video to show biden who was boss. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: that was pretty

intense bear the united states can't let that go unchecked. biden needs to do a video like that. trump wanted. it strikes some fear and the hearts of these people. but joe is in poland sticking his foot in his mouth. we made a video for him. buckle up, kim. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> i wish we were in high school and i could take you behind the gym. let's run, let's do whatever you want to do. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: and if that doesn't work, we can always send lori lightfoot. you know, because she has the biggest rocket in chicago. her words, not mine. all right. ♪ ♪ march madness is here and i feel like you might've missed a lot of the action because you have been working, but not this weekend. it is time for the elite 8.

you are going to probably relax, put your feet up, and watch the games. but guess what? your spouse or your girlfriend might not be too happy about it. she's going to tell you, stop being lazy and get your to the gym. well, we have your comeback courtesy of msnbc. i can't go honey, only white supremacists work out. it will work. time for your texts. "can you imagine if a pregnant woman asked her doctor, is it a boy or girl, and the doctor said, i don't know, i'm not a biologist." "if my dog receives three rabies shots in a year and still got rabies, i would be asking some questions." paul, wisconsin "jessie, why doesn't joe send europe solar panels and electric guitars instead of our natural gas?" that is a great question.

bobby, "what is wilmington going to do without joe this weekend? like the village is missing there idiot." good question. matt from virginia, "love you man. is it just me, or whenever nancy pelosi speaks it looks like her teeth are going to fall out." i kind of have noticed the same thing. patricia, "i would rather take a bullet then have to watch joe biden skinny-dip." carroll, "i think when pelosi says biden is just perfect, she means he is a perfect puppet because he does whatever he is told to do." steve, "jesse, it is sad that the only drilling going on in this country is by thieves punching holes in car fuel tanks to steal the gas." tom from stateless missouri, "when pelosi announced she was running for another term, she was asked why? a response were three reasons, for the children, for the

children, for the children. turns out, for her children, not mine." "jesse, is your hair real? one of my sorority sisters said it was not." my hair is real and it is glorious. that is all for us tonight. tucker carlson is up next. and always remember, i'm jesse watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. in retrospect, joe biden's first term policy agenda seems very optimistic, almost comically optimistic. shortly before his inauguration, he announced something he called the "build back better agenda." we mocked it at the time, but looking back in some ways it was a hopeful document. america must've been a very rich country back then.