and divers gathered easter eggs scuba diving. help a charity in the florida keys that support kids in need. pretty cool. tomorrow on "special report" i will speak with ukraine actor sean penn former national security adviser robin o'brien nixon presidential library and museum in. >> morgan: linda, california. brian kilmeade is in for jesse. great thing i caught that. >> brian: get talking to you, bret. great show. >> bret: see you. ♪ ♪ >> brian: america is coming out of a bloody easter weekend where cities across the country were rocked by mass shootings and street violence while democrats are proving once again that they are more than willing to just let crime run rampant through their cities a shooting in nortn a mall. injured nine with gunshot wounds. the shooter dwayne pryce looking

at him. illegally carrying a pistol before he started shooting into a crowd of shoppers. put into handcuffs. of course? he was later released on $25,000 bond. you heard that right. it gets worse. 24 hours later the guy that shot up a mall was sent home where he was given an ankle monitor. and it gets worse he was put under house arrest. but the judge is allowing pryce to go to work while he waits around for his trial. he just has to avoid malls. really? like that's going to do anything. democrats have become the party of no common sense. they are letting the most aggressive criminals run free on the streets and blaming the out of control crime on guns or covid or just to name a few of their excuses of late. how about start doing the obvious and stop putting criminals back on the streets. care about the victims. we have been saying this for the longest time. they are not learning the lesson. our kids are the ones have to suffer for it pittsburgh two, minors left dead at air b and n

rental over the weekend. offer ammunition unloaded into a round of party goers. leaving more injured. kids in cities like portland pretty much living through a dangerous war zone. shooting in portland left one man dead three minors with serious gunshots wounds. did you hear about that? chicago saw another 16 wounded leaving one dead from shootings that took place across the city. yet, the crime wave is being swept under the rug by democrats who are more concerned with defunding the police than the safety in their own cities. american cities. you got the loudest factions on the democratic party to thank for that example, remember the squad? they actually believe we should be defunding the police. remember -- >> not only do we need defund but we need to dismantle and start anew. >> talking abouts reduction of our nypd budget and defunds the $6 billion. >> yes i support the defund movement because this is about

the investment in our communities which have been divested. >> i am for defunding the police. >> bret: nancy pelosi and company want you to deny they deny democrats want to defund the police those are democrats saying that he how rich. finding out today squad member cori bush was calling on police departments to be dismantled she paid $400,000 for private security. rules for thee not her. the rules is you have district attorneys walking in line with the squad's talking points and convicted murderers thanking them for doing it take for example this story in los angeles. you got a convicted murderer, vowing to get d.a. george gascon's name tattooed on his face all to thank gascon for reducing his charges. what were his charges? killed a delivery person during an armed robbery in 2018. is he gang member and getting out. these are the people that convicted murderers want to

celebrate. d.a.s, anyone that can keep them on the streets instead of off the streets to say that the president support cops killed in new york city. they flood the albany and blame guns. ever spoken out about the continuous violence against the police in chicago? portland, in seattle, anywhere? and the mass exodus of the men and women in uniform at almost every major city? has he said a word about that? at least the mayor of new york city now is starting to understand the gravity of the situation in america's most famous city. seeing wisdom in former police commissioner bill bratton's words. listen. >> the scales right now shift very heavily in favor of the reforms of the progressive left. well intended, some needed. but too far what we have as a result growing fear of crime. actual amount of crime as evidenced in almost every major

american city. >> commissioner bratton right? >> yes. i believe he is right major mistakes made throughout the years that destroyed the trust that the police commissioner is talking about. we have orebuild that trust. we can't rebuild that trust by allowing those that are dangerous and they have a repeated history of violence to continue to be on our streets. >> brian: he says the right things a lot of the times. do you believe them him? here now dana loesch radio talk who he shows and great at that. do you know this mayor? he is a democrat, understanding the gravity of the situation? >> brian, i think you asked a great question because i just don't know how you can understand the gravity of the situation and still be a democrat to be honest. if you look at what the party supports restorative justice helps drives recidivism. in new york state, for example you talked about this brian on your own radio program and here on fox. in new york bail reform they

ended up having to roll that back after it released so many people out to reoffend again. something like 437 crimes committed by offenders people who should have been locked up if justice is going to be served so they weren't. i question how people can even have -- how you can still be a part of a party or at least criticize the party publicly more so than wrist slap from politicians like eric adams. it doesn't make any sense to me. to this point all of the crime that happened over easter weekend, brian, let's be really clear whenever we hear the administration. whenever we hear people like gavin newsom, kamala harris or anybody else talk about what's really plaguing cities across the country, it's the left's refusal to take responsibility for their policies in criminal justice that are driving recidivism. in chicago alone, and this is according to the former superintendent, it's the same 1400 people that commit over 86% of that city's crime. so the people don't pay attention in chicago because they are so used to hearing

about it. that is so incredibly sad. the left needs to take accountability and do something to actually fix this. >> brian: even if they believe the criminals had it too bad for too long, i want to make better for them for their own political survival they have to do something. it gets to the core of the american family about safety and law and order. no one thinks about right or left they think about right or wrong. never seen a mayor he elected having more people rooting for him because of the mayor he relace placed. 110% is grandlarceny. 37% increase in major crimes. so far the numbers don't reflect his words. nothing is happening on the positive. >> yeah. and he has given some lip service to gun control advocates and repeated some of that rhetoric before. i, like you, anybody is better than de blasio. anything is better than what new

york city even had. i'm not a new york city resident. i'm roading for new york to have better leadership than that you want to see the mayor, no matter what their political affiliation is, brian. you want to see them do well. you want to see innocent people be safe and not be preyed on by offenders who realize they are only going to get a wrist slap. what's the point in not committing a crime? but when he gives lip service to things like gun control. and when he starts talking about curbs the rights of law-abiding citizens because criminals can access -- that to me makes me pause and maybe quietly cheering him ally with the. makes me not be on his side anymore. >> brian: we can't afford to give up. we are at 48th and sixth and manhattan. i have to hope he gets it together and run out of christmas trees soon if we don't crack down on some of these criminals. >> for your sake i hope so. >> brian: meanwhile straight ahead, the media is bracing for a democratic she lacking in the midterms. could a 2014 -- 2024 beat down

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>> brian: welcome back. looking for a new way to relooks. one game is taking the internet by storm five letters at a time. >> all across social media cryptic colored cubes and from twitter users to celebrities, everyone seems to be bragging about their scores playing a game called wordle. users can't get enough of that addictive puzzle game wordle five letter word using six

guesses it turns out kamala harris is obsessed. in an interview with the website the ringer, the vice president admitted that she is hooked on the word game bragging that she plays nearly every day and has 100 percent success rate. but maybe if she put down the phone she could address some of the real issues that are hurting our nation on a daily basis? i guess the only way to get kamala's attention is five letters at a time so we are willing to make the ajunction: are you ready? here is one. crime. crime. maybe you could do something about the rising violence and theft that is happening all across america. next, p- price. the price of everything has skyrocketed since got in office. the get another one right the latest one is surge, facing a surge of biblical proportions at our southern border. i'm glad harris is having some fun. but she has got a job to do and it's about time she got to work.

all sign does point towards a democratic disaster in the midterms thanks to vice presidents like this. a top biden pollster told politico this weekend that democrats will need to fight to stop from getting their asses kicked in november. this is what happens when you completely ignore what real americans care about, like crime, the cross of gas and inflation. and instead focus on culture wars. now the party is self-destructing and people like bill maher are sounding the alarm. >> i worry about the democrats. because [bleep] they do the pisss off voters strikes closer to home people in california want to remove sex completely from the birth certificate. you didn't have a boy. you had a human with a penis. let's wait until they they're 3 and let them decide for themselves. democrats, stop being the party notify common sense. every time that democrats lose an election, they always say well, we didn't get our message

out. no, you did. that's the problem. you did. and the message is we never stand up to the people who wake up offended and live on twitter. and america is not twitter. brine brian he is still a liberal. it's the liberals that have left the democratic party. things aren't looking good for the democrats in the midterms because you were laughing at that only gets worse in 2024. look at this. not even two years into joe biden's presidency and his approval is a dismal 23%. pugh poll. the media can't pretend everything is okay anymore. >> people correctly perceive he is not in control of the situation. and i think ever since that afghanistan last summer, people have had -- voters overall have not had a sense of leadership from the white house. have not had a sense there is a president in control who is strong and consistent and knows what he is doing and project a consistent message from one day to the next.

>> brian: the writing is on the wall. democrats are realizing that maybe joe biden isn't the answer for 2024 already. it's so bad that "the washington post" is ranking other presidential perspective candidates for example on the top 10 list aoc, gavin newsom, mayor pete, elizabeth warren, they are all on "the washington post" list. so if you ask me the future of the party is not looking very bright at this hour. mollie hemingway is the author of rigged author and chief of the federalist. former chief of staff to mitch mcconnell and ruthless podcast co-host. are you amazed we are looking at mollie ball bill maher democrats should panic by their words? >> absolutely. interesting that they are doing this a lot of people in liberal media are sensing that things are going very poorly for democrats. and they are sounding the alarm because they want that party to do well. it's worth remembering that the media essentially ran joe biden's campaign.

that they claimed he would be confident. return of adults to washington, d.c. things are going abysmally by pretty much any metric. whether you are talking about the border, pandemic response, foreign policy, or otherwise, and so it does seem the media might be turning on him but it's worth remembering how much control they have over who -- over how elections go and how they can dictate what stories get told. so they are still to be, you need to watch what the media are doing that they're turning on biden is certainly interesting. >> brian: pretty interesting, too. even after the president trump went through two impeachments he a witness not at 32 in the pugh poll. 38% approval on nbc poll. 35% approval on the economy. even his pandemic which was 50% has dropped. they think pass a pass a skinny build back better plan. >> it's not what they haven't

done, it's what they have done. bill maher hit it out of the park not about getting the message out no. , we got the message. inflationary policy leading to 8.5% out of every american's paycheck and open border that results in fentanyl and communities across this country. soft on crime policies at all level of government that have now just ravaged community. we are talking about literally -- education. look at education, beholdenned to the teachers union. every parent in america has woken up to the fact that this union does not have our kid's best interest at heart. everything they have done has turned to absolute garbage which is why they are in this political peril to begin with. >> brian: mollie, he said he inherited this coming out of the pandemic, the vaccines and pandemics. he inherited all these problems. job numbers down. unemployment is low. what's the problem? >> he likes to blame other people but it's worth remembering so many of the problems that we face in this country are the deliberate -- are the result of a deliberate

actions taken by joe biden and this administration. and i think you are sensing that people are saying that joe biden is the problem. but it's worth noting also that democrats at lancaster are largy supportive. you rarely see anyone in the house or senate move away from his policy agenda and it's that policy agenda that seems to be not meeting with the approval of voters and it's as if just that wide swath of americans that want some kind of return to normalcy are now finding themselves on the outs from the democrat party. >> brian: exit question, josh, did joe manchin save the party from -- worst bloodbath in the midterms or did he kill the party by standing in front of build back better and some other of his policies from packing the court on down? >> well, never recognize it. but he saved their party. i mean, if you think about the fact we are at 8 on and off% inflation as is imagine what another four and a half $5 trillion would do on top of

that. that's basically the sum total of everything they have done up to this point is it double? looking at like 20% inflation? yeah, he saved it, but that is saying something because these guys drying to react it every turn. >> brian: boss said still time for republicans to blow it not going to put agenda. let the democratic party, that's mitch mcconnell. democratic party shoot themselves. thanks, guys, preached it mollie and josh, good job. we move ahead at 22 minutes after the hour this mom was murdered in a quiet new york city neighborhood. see the chilling text message the killer sent her husband next.

>> brian: gruesome scene unfell toed in a quiet new york city neighborhood dare i say upscale. it happened this past weekend when a stay-at-home mom was found murdered a half mile away from her house. correspondent bryan llenas is live in forest hills sequence

with the latest. brian? >> brian, good evening, 51-year-old woman was stabbed reportedly 60 times inside the basement of her queens new york home behind me. her body was then stuffed inside of a duffle bag. the stay at home's mother and 17-year-old son were reportedly out of town looking at colleges. her 1-year-old son was in the home at the time of the murder. he was questioned but police let him go. at 8:00 a.m. yesterday, gull's remains found near a highway nine blocks away from her home. a trail of blood leading back to her house. a neighborhood surveillance camera appears to capture a man dragging a bag behind him police say gull's body was inside. reportedly there was no sign of forced entry into the home. which means she likely knew her killer. the night before her murder. gaal reportedly went out. when she came home, a man was with her. the killer sent a text message to gaal's husband which read

quote your wife sent me to jail some years ago when you were living near austin street forest hills. i'm back. don't call the police or i will kill your family. >> the killer would have to know the husband's actual name quite likely because you are not in your spouse's phone as husband. this was something i think relatively spontaneous that arose out of a situation of passion. >> neighbors describe the gaal family normal, sociable lively and loving. nypd is now asking anyone with information to call 1-800-577-tips. brian? >> brian: insanity. bryan, thanks so much. we will follow that story. fox news alert now a federal judge has shot down joe biden's public transit mass mandate today which has recently been extended through may 3rd. press secretary jen psaki was asked about it this afternoon and said the news is disappointing. >> cdc recommended continuing the order for additional time,

two weeks, to be able to assess the latest science in keeping with its responsibility to protect the american people. so this is obviously a disappointing decision. the cdc continues recommending wearing a mask in public transit. >> brian: really if you are on jetblue watching me right now. take it off. the judge said do it. the white house wants you to keep your mask on for just a couple more weeks, that's all. just waiting on the science like we have waited on the science for two years. we also learned today the press secretary psaki is not an actual doctor. >> why is it that we can sit here in the white house briefing room with no mask but people can't sit in an airplane cabin with no mask? >> well, peter, i'm not a doctor. you are not a doctor. that i'm aware of, if you are a doctor, i wasn't aware of that until today. not a doctor. just making sure. i don't know. and. >> nor does he play one on tv. >> nor does he play one on tv. there you go.

>> brian: hysterical. the administration says the tsa will not enforce mandate immediately. the united airlines says it will continue to keep mandate in place for the time being. chaos. we did it, joe, another record breaking month for all the wrong reason as illegal crossings in our southern border hit all-time high. border encounters nearly 230,000 migrants trying to sneak into our nation during the month of march. it's the most of any month since joe biden took office. and the most in over 20 years. 80,000 migrants were released into the united states while nearly half of them were expelled under title 42 if we are to believe those numbers. that's about to run out. when it does we can expect to see unprecedented number. it's not just migrants illegally crossing our southern border in 2021 looking for a better life. border patrol apprehended at least 23 people on the terror watch list trying to cross into our country. this was what jen psaki had to say about that. >> here's what we're talking about encounters we know and of

suspected terrorist attempting to cross the southern border. they are very uncommon. we are talking about a few dozen annual encounters at most -- at most. >> brian: sounds enjoyable. just a few dozen encounters. it only takes one person to cause a tragedy. and 23 isn't suspected number of terrorists who were caught. how many knows how many got away. tom homan is the former acting ice director and visiting fellow at heritage foundation and immigration reform institute. tom, 24, that's stunning, how many hijackers did it take to turn this country on its head? >> one. and i can't believe she made that statement. and, look, brian, this is what they call 23. terrorists don't want to be arrested. so for them to be arrested says they weren't very smart crossing the border. however, 700,000 got-aways since joe biden became president. 700,000 people enter this country illegally and not arrested. how many of them on the data base? just last month 67 got-aways.

these aren't tom homan numbers, drone traffic, sensor traffic. what can't respond. to say here is what people need to be worried about. after 9/11 we put a lot of processes in place where terrorists couldn't get into the united states. visa security program. no-fly zone. terrorist screening data base. you can't get into this country any derogatory information at all you are not getting a visa and plane ticket. those processes mean nothing if you walk across the southwest border unscathed like 700,000 people did. this is a huge issue i think secretary mayorkas needs to resign and be impeached. he knows known suspected terrorists are crossing this border as the secretary much homeland security. if he had any integrity he would tell the white house i can't support open borders any longer. it's a national security issue. it's a terrorist threat. >> brian: do you know what's better? he knows better he was a deputy working under you, he is choose

go aheading to suck. listen to beto o'rourke if he becomes governor. >> i think it's time toned 42. we shouldn't have implemented it cynical reading of u.s. law. when i listen to border patrol agents who are patrolling on the border they tell me it actually increases the number of migrant crossing attempts it creates more chaos. >> brian: is that what they are telling you? >> absolutely not. title 42 is a game changer in the trump administration. and joe biden kept it. but who administration secretary. 85% of family units got no despite 42. single adults didn't speak spanish got in despite 42. game changer for president trump that helped gain the most secure border we have ever had. >> brian: tom homan, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: i wish we had an

administration who was trying to solve this problem. we don't. meanwhile, this: the russian-ukrainian conflict does not appear to have an ending in sight. here we are on d-day. russia has honed in on taking over the city of mariupol and they are not backing down. the mayor, reports that over 10,000 mariupol civilians have died in the siege and that number could be surpass 20,000. now, the city has suffered brutal attacks and bombings from russia for months. they want this city. mariupol needs help and president zelenskyy is calling out president biden. >> we want president biden to come here? >> yes. >> are there any plans for him to come. >> i think he will. >> you think he will. >> i think he will. and i think he -- it's his disirks of course and about the safety situation it depends. but i think i think he is the leader of the united states and that's why he should come here to see.

>> brian: so italy can come. the u.k. can come. restaffing embassies we are not doing anything. a visit from president biden highly unlikely. but the u.s. will be sending more equipment to ukraine. this is great news. announce announcing $800 million more of military aid. they have got to keep it coming. hopefully this aid can help the ukrainian area donbas or hold up advance of the russians the sunk a russian warship a flagship ready to fight back russian invasion of the east. guess what? they are better fighting force. joining to us discuss this daniel davis. as we started today a an announcement zelenskyy himself the battle of donbas long anticipated phase 2 is on. how is it going to go? >> yeah, i think what we are seeing right now is pretty clearly the opening sal votes where you will see heavy artillery across the hole front about 300 kilometers at widest point. it's going to be a substantial

fight and then lots of air power more than we have seen single battle so far the russians are preparing lots of armored penetrations that apparently according to the ukrainian armed forces announcer they have actually already have a couple of attempts. that will only acrease in the days ahead. this is potentially a deciding battle for the war. >> brian: there is a sense there might not be a phase three. the russians seem to be putting everything into this. they want the to get the ukrainians into the open field. why do the ukrainians want to do that? could they have a plan b? >> they don't. they were happy, relatively speaking to be fighting in the cities because that's where they had all the natural advantages. the defender always has the advantage because of the built up areas the limited range that can you even see and the ability to sneak up on the opponents. none of those are going to be as evident in the field. the problem is or the issue is

that ukraine has been there since 2014. this is what used to be the line of contact and russia has been basic i holding them in place. ukraine had their best troops there and they have up to 40,000 of them in this area because they have been drying to event an invasion. so they have been held in place and now russia is bringing the all of their power to bear here because their primary objective is not really the territory. it's to try to capture all those troops and that's where the danger comes in for ukraine. >> brian: because if they lose their best fighting force they will go right to kyiv and take the rest of the country. >> they will have almost half as many trained forces left and russia could either go north to kharkiv or south to odesa. if they get either one of those of course, kyiv could once again come into play. serious fight here. >> brian: i was talking to general keane this morning they said they haven't learned anything. russians staying on the roads. not fanning out and not placing

their artillery. of the communication is terrible and morale is bad. commit the wagner group to increase mercenariesenned a begging the syrians come to fight. what does that tell you? >> well, what it tells you is that they are pulling out all the stops. putin has made this his almost existential fight and he is going to do everything he can to win. i would differ a little bit with general keane in there that i have seen more and more evidence that russia is learning some of its lessons and we're going to find out here in the coming days. but one of the issues that is at play here is that they have -- russians have such an overpowering advantage in artillery and air power that even in the ukraine side is fighting better -- and they have been so far -- it still might not be enough to overcome the weight of that fire power. >> brian: we have got to rush in the tanks. the u.k. has prime minister missed them and some other european nations they are really fighting for all of us. if the russians are age to

exceed here moldova is next every non-nato nation is next and a few years nato. that's how much it means. >> one thing we can say to general keane's point is that russia has shown themself so incapable on the tactical level that they don't have the ability to go into these other places. the ukrainians have caused so much damage to the armed forces of russia, it's going to take years for them to recover. so they are actually no threat to us in tactical level, conventional level for quite some time. >> brian: that's a good point. we will see if they rebuild with china's money. colonel, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> always my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> brian: battle of donbas and is on and we are on it meanwhile, are we alone in the universe? well, if nasa gets their way we might soon be found out. is that a smart thing. tax kay on earth to see what

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♪ >> brian: so glad you are with me. if there are aliens out there in the galaxy. scientists at nasa have come up with a plan to communicate with them. nasa is projecting messages up into space in a projects called beacon in the galaxy. sending things up like d.n.a. structure maybe not mine some physics equations diagrams of naked bodies maybe jesse's. learn about extra terrestrial life and see if they respond to us. they are also beaming up our exact location. if there are aliens out there, do they come in peace? we just gave them everything they need to know about us and where to find us. scientists at oxford, i hear that's a very good college are

now warning this could be recipe for alien invasion we don't want a real life independence day situation on our hands, do we? >> get the hell out of here. [explosion] >> brian: remember, will smith can't save us anymore he is in trouble. a doctor businessman, theorist authorrist the god equation a quest for a theory of everything. thank you so much for joining us. is this a good idea? >> i think it's a horrible idea. the fundamental mistake is they assume that the aliens are like e.p. warm and cuddly and friendly. they he could be like the borg out to ram pain galaxy. we can't assume the best case scenario in this situation. take a look at the movie war of the worlds, right? it wasn't that the martians

hated earth links, no, we were just in the way. they wanted the earth. and they had the technology to run over us. so we have to be careful. now, remember, look at our own history. look at mexico when cortez, went into mexico he met monday that zoom that and the as techs. biggest mistake montezuma, he assumed that cortez was a god when actually cortez was a bloodthirsty pirate and within months the entire aztec empire crumbled. why? because cortez had the horse. he had gunpowder. he had steel weapons the aztecs had none of the above. >> brian: they might have something that we know. what kind of vehicle do we use to transmit our information? >> well, 50 years ago, i mean, 52 years ago in 1974, that's what this event wants to commemorate. back then karl and others used the radio telescope the beam,

the beam a message in galaxy saying here we are. we have come of age. in retrospect i think that was a dumb idea playing russian roulette with a loaded gun not knowing who is out there. what their intentions are i think it was fool hardy. doesn't the curiosity want to know if there is anything out there you? told me you are convinced something is out there. >> yes, i think we should be very careful and simply listen. duck and listen. that's what we should do. rather than reaching out without knowing who is out there, what their intentions are i think that's really fool hardy to assume that all the aliens are like e.t. >> brian: i just hope we sent the naked body of like the rock so they think i'm not going to mess with that country really good shape. >> either that or else they say lunch. >> brian: i'm surprised at this. i thought you were going to be intrigued you said bad idea. >> bad idea.

>> brian: congratulations on the success of your book. >> thank you. >> brian: this story, biden getting in a little trouble on today's easter egg roll. luckily someone hopped in to save the day. plus, it's tax day. >> our government is taking in more of our tax dollars than any time in history. where is it all going? >> ♪ who's on it with jardiance? we're 25 million prescriptions strong.. we're managing type 2 diabetes...

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: this morning was the annual easter egg role on the white house lawn. didn't take long for joe biden to get in trouble. when the president not off script and talked to a small crowd about pakistan and afghanistan. a friendly face hopped in to change the conversation. >> [laughing]. >> [cheering].

>> jesse: we are not sure who was in the bunny costume. but a white house press assistant tweeted about the bunny all morning long. did someone save joe biden in they hate it when he goes off script or tries to say anything at all. >> okay, i am going to quickly read brown bear. >> they won't let me read at all. >> you try this on. >> brown bear, brown bear, what do you see? i see a bird looking at me. now you got it. >> thanks. we will take it from here. if you live on the east coast you have 4 hours left to file your taxes. prime-time took to the streets of new york to find out how new yorkers feel about paying their taxes if they even decided to.

>> ♪ ♪ >> today is tax day. how do you feel about it? >> lovely. >> i am not going to it file my taxes. >> my mom does my taxs. >> what does tax day mean. >> did you pay your taxes? >> i guess. i think so. i don't know. [laughing]. >> yes, i have. >> did you pay your taxes? >> i didn't pay this year. >> well, i did. >> you are welcome. >> listen, you make enough to pay, right? >> it doesn't work that way. >> how much did you pay in taxes? >>ality -- at least a couple of grand. >> more than i ever paid before. >> our government is taking in more of our tax dollars than any time in history. where is it all going? >> i think the government. stupid stuff.

>> probably bad stuff. >> not to the streets of new york. >> the rich are stacking the money. >> our government is spending our money to find out why stress turns our hair gray. is that a good use of your tax dollars? >> it's a waste of money. >> we like to it look good. >> dye your hair. that's what i do. >> the government makes our hair gray. >> they are concerned about their own hair. >> i just had my hair washed. >> our government is spending our money to help people get over their fears of going to the dentist. >> that's a personal thing you should spend your time on. you don't have to spend money on it. >> brushing your treating. >> get over it. >> you are very afraid of going to the dentist?

>> why. >> i have bad teeth. >> i don't need dental work. >> our government is spending our money to teach pigeons how to gamble using slot machines. >> is that a joke? they don't contribute to society. >> that's a stupid way to spend your money. >> it's a cool idea. i would like to see it happen. >> i need a cat this needs to be trained too. >> [laughing]. >> why should we keep giving the government all of our money if they keep wasting it? >> it's not us giving it to them. they are taking it. >> stop wasting our tax dollars on unimportant things. >> what do you want to tell jesse watters? >> you are the best. >> i love the show. >> follow your dreams and be yourself. >> i will relay that to jesse

watters. thanks to everyone who helped us out on tax day. watch me tomorrow from 6 to 9 on fox and friends. radio show from 9 to noon is great too and every saturday night at 8, one nation. tucker is now. listen for the drums. tucker's hair looks great today. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. knowing what we know about the current leadership class one thing we can be certain of they always go too far. they can't help themselves. in february when russia