to end a high-speed chase. the driver is barreling down the wrong side of the highway for failing to stop for a traffic violation. the suspect fled on foot. this apprehended a short distance from the vehicle. but that guy stopped it congratulations. tomorrow on "special report," we will speak with fox news contributor tyrus about his new book. that's it for this "special report." fair balanced and unafraid. brian kilmeade is here for another hour of television on fox news. hi, brian. >> brian: let's do it, bret. i assume that's my toss. i will accept. >> bret: okay. ♪ brian hey welcome to "jesse watters primetime" i'm brian kilmeade filling in for jesse tonight. washed the world of the government addicted to power. one where the narrative was controlled by the state and the people were forced to bend a knee. truth telling became the

cardinal sin of orwell's dystopian where power republican gri state reined in on cutting down free speech guided whattorwell termed the ministry of truth. propaganda state in the book whose priority to control all forms of public information where industries like journalism, entertainment and art were all controlled by big brother and the state told you what the truth was actually in their mind, which was the truth accepted. now the people had no say in any of it. they were forced to listen and they were forced to follow. now, orwell's book was meant as a warning to the world that this kind of society could become reality under the wrong people if the wrong people were in charge. but it looks like the biden administration is taking orwell's work not as a warning but as their own manual. now, yesterday the white house announced a brand new department called the disinformation governance board. i'm not kidding. a board aimed toward tackling disinformation ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. here is homeland secretary

alejandro mayorkas confirming it yesterday. watch. >> we have just established miss and disinformation governance board in the department of homeland security to more effectively combat this threat not only to election security but to our homeland security. we are addressing all aspects of election security, given, of course, the midterm elections that are upon us. and the fundamental entelling gri at this of our democratic processes that is at stake. >> brian: now, dhs says the group was meant to focus on miss information about russia. irregular migration, too. we can read between the lines. this disinformation push is going to extend to all facets of free speech. we have seen this drill. here is jen psaki today dodging that question. >> can you give us any idea of what this board is going to be doing? what their authority would look like? >> sure, jacqui, i haven't

really dug into this exactly. we of course support this earth. let me see if i can get more specifics. we know there has been a range of disinfo out there about a range of topics, including covid, for example, also elections and eligibility but i will check and see if there is more specifics. >> brian: she doesn't want to dig into it yet. here's the real deal. democrats are looking down the barrel of a giant midterm clobbering in november. their own pollsters are saying it. if elon musk purchase twit they're week they have lost their grip over the one thing that helped them win in 2020 more than anything else, perhaps, control over big tech. so, now they are desperate and they are willing to do anything to hold on to this power and they see it slipping away. even if it means creating a state led censorship division. where instead of relying on big tech they will just do it themselves. so, joe biden's goal is to control the discourse and soften the blow come the midterms. anyone points out the obvious the democratic policies so far have failed the american people

spectacularly. force out anyone that points to his mishandling at the border. his record on high inflation numbers. out of control crime. most of all, his role in his son's overseas business deals. not just his son, but his role in it. and joe biden just happens to be putting the job in the hands of biggest miss informer of truth that he could find. a woman named anyone that jack janowicz. i shutter to think about if the reappear solutionists were taking over more platforms what that would look like for the marginalized communities which are already shouldering disproportionate amounts of this abuse. marginalized communities on twitter? that's the problem? so the person who is going to be in charge of free speech in america is shuttering over the shut shuttering overthe thoughtl

media. thought and nation's best interest at heart. sweep of a sharpy and political censorship that doesn't exist. sounds like she is worried about republicans having too much freedom? it does to me. she was the one that was shuddering over the thought of trump supporters showing up to the polls in 2020 watch. >> i think there is a general concern about trump supporters potentially showing up armed to the poll to intimidate people and quote, unquote. watch. that's very disturbing. >> brian: sounds like misinformation to me. am i correct. speaking of miss information. she ran cover for the deep state's attempt to run cover for hunt's laptop. this so-to-me is most damning. supposed to be expert in area. quote multiple red flags that raise doubts about the authenticity we should view it as a trump campaign product. really? trump came up with the atlanta and made it up?

that's her expertise? even calling the whole story, quote: a fairy tale about a laptop repair shop. >> needless to say "the washington post" and "new york times" said it's all authentic. that's exactly the kind of speech czar that joe biden wants. did they do a background check on this woman? someone that he knows who l. water down his corrupt family deals and sweep his son's federal indictment under the rug. you see, this is all about putting the ball in the democrats' court. since democrats can't win on substance. they have to rely on their control to win. they got to control the message. so joe biden wants to act like big brother and enforce his own ministry of truth. he has got the bureau already. all an effort to keep you from knowing about his disastrous white house and force you into silence, perhaps. since they have an election to win. or at least hold on to some type of power, maybe the senate. at the end of the day, all they ever care about is power. and now, the american people are watching george orwell's dystopian society become reality. i just gave you the facts.

so let's bring in our first guest douglas murray the author of "war on the west." a great book. he happens to be a fox news contributor. douglas, am i overreacting to this? >> no. absolutely right. this is terrifying. totally unqualified for the task by her own admission. the fact is that nobody should be seeking to perform this task. i mean, you know, the free press is meant to be free for a reason which is that it should be able to expose wrongdoing in government and there should be no attempt to shut that down. what do we live in now in america? a country where the tech companies in collaboration with deep state operatives and others, tried to silence the "new york post" story before the last election and, you know, what i want to know is what side is this woman on in that? oh, she is on the side of censoring the free press. she would have had the american public go to the polls as ignorant as possible of that truth. we know one of the other things that the democrats might not

want us to know at the moment, one of the other bits of miss information, disinformation that they will and won't crack down on. are the democrats going to crack down on the people lying about ron desantis' bill in florida? you know, the people pretending that ron desantis is trying to stop people saying the word gay in florida as opposed to just trying to stop teachers teaching gender nonsense to kindergarten students? is that going to seen to be misinformation, disinformation? i wouldn't have thought so. what about jen psaki herself when she claims that they are not moving migrants from the southern border and distributing around the country in the middle of the night because it is 3:00 a.m. and that doesn't quite count as the middle of the night. is that miss information? they always say who guards the guardians? that's these people are not fit tore guardians. we are free people and we should have a free press. brian it gets even better adam schiff the guy with no credibility still wants to sale book about his credibility says here's my take on the world's richest man buying twitter.

he makes a great car and great rocket i'm concerned his personal view also stop the fight against disinformation on social media. the problem on twitter hasn't been too much content moderation it's too much hate. what about about elon musk makes you think is he going to be dialing back on what is happening with the democratic point of view? >> they are just overreacting so bizarrely. somebody the other day claiming that it's the last night of via march germany on twitter. by now we can expect roundups by the elon musk brigade. they're losing their mind. portraying a libertarian -- very successful libertarian entrepreneur as if he is hitler. target minorities? what are these people even thinking? these people are deranged we have to make sure they don't derange the rest of us. >> brian: because he was worn in south africa they want to say he supported apartheid.

some of this stuff is insane. i think the american people have great hope douglas. i have great hope the american people are beginning to make up their own decisions in their own mind and not jump on to it's russian disinformation and read your book, it does give -- your book does give hope by the way. you talk about the problem and also talk about solving tnchts try to give people the answers they are going to need to fight back against this madness. >> brian: douglas, you want to be an american and i appreciate that thanks so much. >> a great pleasure. >> brian: meanwhile, elizabeth warren thinks -- you got it. >> elizabeth warren saying she is more qualified to run twitter than emonday musk. >> we need rules of the road. look, there are going to be rules. like i said, the only question is will elon musk decide all the rules by himself in a dark room or is it going to be the case that we're going to decide this as a country? we're going to make rules in a democracy? >> that's her solution. make the government regulate twitter. finally that will be great. when was the last time

government involvement made something better? i got a few minutes. okay. time suspect. never. so let me ask you a serious question. who would you rather own twitter elizabeth warren or elon musk, think to yourself now. i many bring in seth dillon ceo of babylon bee. take as much time as you need. which one would you like to see run twitter? >> musk has called himself a free speech absolutist. i'm going go with him. he wants to roll back heavy handed content moderation as they call it just a euphemism for censorship. she is worried about losing that will cro. the whole thing the timing of it is really interesting that they are talking about disinformation government board right at the same time that we are seeing one of the biggest social media platforms possibly go into the hands of, you know, a person who is committed to free speech. i mean, they are losing control of this. apparently they are done with outsourcing it to these private companies. they want to take it in-house. that should be concerning to

every american. i agree with the last guest. there is nothing more unamerican than deciding that our first amendment rights need to be infringed in the right name of protecting us from miss information. >> seth, did you a video about everybody freaking out about elon musk purchasing seems to be all but done twitter. let's take a listen and a watch. >> it's terrible. i can't even -- i have literally lost my ability to even. >> let's calm down. what was it? some sort of tragic loss? death in the family? no one misgenderred you did they. >> no, even worse, elon musk wants to buy our company. >> another one. all right. just tell me what is it about elon buying twitter that actually bothers you and remember, this a safe space. there is no judgment here. >> if he buys our free speech platform people will be able to have free speech on our

platform. >> brian: it's hysterical. that gets posted. what happened? >> well, i mean, we put it on twitter, obviously. we couldn't do it from our account because we are locked out. we put it out there on our personal account and gets flagged for sensitive content. it's like they couldn't declown themselves any more when there is a joke made how sensitive they are flag it sensitive content. what about that was sensitive content? funny take on how twitter employees are reacting. i'm glad that they're upset. if the twitter employees were really happy about what is going on. that was would be a bad sign. the fact they are distraught about all of this means something good might be happening. >> brian: right, seth. are you guys going to get back on? do you know? >> i hope so. we're not going to get back on by deleting the tweeted. we have decided we are not going to delete that tweet that twitter wants us to. it's just a matter of when that is going to happen. at this point the company is not in musk's control yet.

they have just merely accepted his bid. i think if musk does get in control of this company and the deal goes through, my hope and expectation is that we get back on. >> brian: yeah and i hope so too. i think people need to laugh and you guys have a lot of fun on everybody's expense which makes it great. seth dillon, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: all right. straight ahead. has joe finally had enough of kamala? apparently the two won't even share a meal together let alone pass the covid virus. plus the dhs secretary faces second day of grilling on capitol hill. more on this coming up. it did not go well. very good answers.

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brian all right. a lot can change in a year. when it comes to joe biden and kamala harris, that is a big understatement. remember how happy the pair seemed when they first took office together, all smiles? everything was going great? we did it, joe? this is about biden. this is what biden said about their relationship just last february. >> i made the same deal with her that barack and i maids. when barack and i were working out our relationship early on he said do you have any requests? and i said well, just one, i get to be the last person in the room on every important decision. >> brian: he kept that person kamala harris was the last person in the room when joe biden decided to pull all our troops out of afghanistan. that turned out well, right? so glad she signed off on it that wasn't the last of the obama biden traditions joe biden carried over to his presidency. >> we do the same thing barack did we have lunch alone once a week that's the deal when we are both in country which hasn't been for a while because of covid. and i see her, you know, all the

time. >> brian: in 2021 biden and harris did have several private lunches together but then something strange happened. those meetings kind of stopped. guess how many lunches they have had together so far in 2022 not many. according to a review of their public schedules, not denied, they have dined twice together. two times. and the press is starting to take notice. jen psaki was asked about it yesterday. >> weekly lunch with vice president still a priority for him? >> absolutely. obviously they are not going to be dining in person while she is quarantining at home but they did speak yesterday. i expect they will speak regularly while she is quarantining and she is participating in a number of policy meetings here, too. >> brian: that sounds like a no to me. if they were being honest. if they were being really honest, this is not surprising. after everything we have learned, these last couple of months, it's pretty clear that the only thing they are serving up in the west wing of the white house, is awkward silence. sarah huckabee sanders is the former white house press secretary as you know. and a republican gubernatorial

candidate for the state of arkansas. sarah, you are perfect person to ask. what do you think is going on here? >> look, no offense to anybody, but i wouldn't want to have lunch with either one of them. and i think it's no surprise at all that tensions are high. when every single thing that you are responsible for and working on is falling apart, whether it is record high crime, whether it's the crisis at the border, whether it's inflation, everything these two touch they destroy. in fact, it seems to be the only thing they're in sync on whatever they are working on they ruin it and it is no surprise that there is constant infighting and tension because that's usually what happens when everything is going wrong. when things are going well, people get along a lot better. but that's not the case certainly in this white house or in this administration. >> brian: couple times chronicled in this book coming out. joe manchin needed to be persuaded. she was actually asked to leave the oval office so joe could do

did himself. another time he went behind closed doors to try to convince republicans to go for his build back better plan. when she started to talk he shut her down right away to the point where some republicans said it was really alarming. the quote is such a harsh tone that even the republican senators were taken aback. that's tough. you get dressed down in front of the other party. >> i mean, i think joe biden has figured out what most of america figured out a long time ago is that she is not bringing anything to the table. one of the biggest things that she was handed and asked to be responsible for was the crisis at the border. she refused to go to the border, to actually address the problem, to deal with it. and it has only gotten exponentially worse since she was asked to look over it. it's absolutely shouldn't be surprising at all that there is a lot of friction there. when you continue to fail over and over and over again people start to walk away and take that responsibility away from you.

and maybe he is just figuring out what the rest of us learned a long time ago. >> brian: sarah, i can't imagine that mike pence got the portfolio to handle pandemic response and told president trump no, here you go. that's not something i want to do. she basically said no. and you think responding to a pandemic was easy for mike pence? almost everybody both sides of the aisle credited him for working hard and doing his best and actually executing effectively. is that the way you saw it? >> absolutely. and there were a number of other moments where he was a great ally and great representative on the hill. he was one of the first people when the administration was pushing specific policy points and packages and they needed to bring members on board. he was one of the first people deployed to go to the hill and talk to members of congress. and get them on board. one, because he had the president's confidence to do so and two because he had relationships with members and they respected him. that is certainly not the case here and you are seeing that

play out in realtime and i think the white house is actually kind of throwing their hands up and it doesn't feel like they even care that people know that confidence has been lost there anymore. >> brian: i want you to hear this. you are a mom. i want you to hear what the president said about kids when they were in school when it relates to teachers. listen. >> we always talk about these children. they are not someone else's children. they're all you children. they are our children. >> brian: insulted by terry mcauliffe? that's the problem 40 hours it's indoctrination. >> it's beyond that it's total delusion. because the idea that the kids no longer belong to you because they are at school is absolute insanity. i don't remember them being there when my kids were born. i don't remember them tucking them in at night or being there in every moment of their life and the idea that somehow they

no longer belong to us and they have more control over what our kids are doing is exactly why somebody like glenn youngkin won in virginia. because he recognized that we needed to empower parents not government bureaucrats. >> brian: all that pandemic aid that went to schools some of them didn't open in the very last minute thanks to teachers unions now we find out we want billions to the schools. millions went to crt training teaching the teachers how to do it and teaching the students how to digest it and getting the material to back it up. that to me is out of bounds. more on that on foxnews.com. they had an exclusive story today. not effectively denied by the administration. sarah, best of luck with your run to be the next governor of arkansas. thanks for joining us. great to see you. >> thanks so much for having me. >> brian: all right. you got it straight ahead. alejandro mayorkas was in the hot seat again as congress blames him for the failures at the border. i'm not one to argue. >> it's intentional. has to be the chaos on our southern border is not an

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>> brian: secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas at the hill again for hearings on capitol hill. the intrd completely out of control. many americans are worried when title 42 is lifted the situation will only get worse. do you think so? ohio congressman jim jordan didn't hold back today's. actually he never does. accusing the biden administration of literally flooding the border. >> it's intentional. has to be. of the chaos on our southern border is not an accident. it's deliberate, it's on purpose. it's by design. president biden on day one said there will be a moratorium on deportations. he ended remain in mexico. he terminated agreements are northern triangle countries and he stopped building the wall. we get a record number of migrants coming to the border

2.4 million. that's the ones we know about. if that's a secure border, then you are completely, completely out of touch with the american people. we have a secretary of homeland security who is intentionally, deliberately and a premeditated fashion executing a plan, his words, executing a plan to overwhelm our country with millions and millions of illegal migrants. >> brian: today's grilling of mayorkas on the hill after clay higgins called on him to resign if republicans actually win the house in november things could get really ugly. >> this disaster we have at our border, the disintegrations of our national sovereignty cannot be sustained. anyone that has two brain cells that could perhaps bump into each other would know that this abject failure down there. how would you identify a failure if it's not what you delivered thus far? my god, man, own the moment.

you have been called upon to resign by myself and others, save the country the pain of your impeachment. >> brian: tom homan the former acting ice director knows about the border and spent most of his career there tom, did you learn anything from today? >> i witnessed the first cabinet member i have ever seen sit secretary of homeland security lie under oath to members of congress. look, what he said, infuriated me most the border closed and secure. how do you say that when you have got over 2 million arrests. over 700,000 got-aways. 700,000 people enter this country got away. we don't know who the hell they even are we had almost 700 migrants die on u.s. soil. a record. massive amounts of fentanyl came across the border that killed over 100,000 americans. how is that secure and closed border? the man is lying to members of congress and lying to the

american people. >> brian: but, tom, do you know what gets me? he knows how to do the job he worked under jeh johnson. you have seen him. he knows how to do it. he chooses not to do it. other thing that brought up and i thought about you right away he said i inherited a broken border. i inherited a broken system. i'm trying to fix it and i call on congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. how do you feel about his statement? >> i have been serving this country since 1948 as a border patrol agent. i got a lot more time in immigration issues and border issues than he ever had. the bottom line we handed him under the trump administration the most secure border in my lifetime. illegal immigration down to a 40-year low. illegal immigration down 83%. let's women getting sexually assaulted and less fentanyl coming in and a hell of a lot less got aways. again, is he lying to the american people and members of congress. he inherited a secure border. he kept saying we inherited a

dismantled system. they dismantled it the president over 97 orders dismantled the trump policies that worked. that worked. >> brian: right. so, tom, he also said well, i can't do the remain in mexico policy because i'm not for that because there was so much crime that took place when these illegal immigrants were waiting to come to our country and find out about their fate. final thought on that? >> well, that's fascinating. lips moving. show me the stats and data. bottom line is we know what the data is in the united states. over 100,000 americans died fentanyl overdoses. 700 died crossing that border. we know 700,000 got-aways. they arrested 42 on the terrorist watch list and he doesn't even know where the hell they are. how many of the 700,000 on the terrorist watch list came to this country to do us harm? god help us, brian. we are in trouble. >> brian: tom, my fear is you get rid of him, is he going to put some other person in there that's going to be doing somebody else's agenda the

person behind the curtain but it's not in america's best interest. that's clear. and jeh johnson knew that, too. you pointed that out to me in the break. tom, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me, brian. >> brian: we move ahead. the white house correspondents dinner takes over d.c. this weekend. so will president biden take his seat as the guest of honor despite covid worries? and crime is over -- is overrunning our major cities. one grocery store owner is mad as hell and is going to put his money behind finding the perpetrators that robbed his store. john is next. ♪ ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪

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the president has announced he is attending the event but is he not going to stick around for the actual meal. that's democratic logic for you the virus can't effect you if you leave before the entrees are served. the waiters don't even have to be vaccinated but they do have to wear masks. covid concerns are not only thing that have people a little uneasy. david axelrod, for example, called out the spectacle of the press partying with the rich and famous telling the "new york times" this. quote: there was a question of whether it's ever appropriate to engage in an exercise in gawdy, celebrity, french self-adulation but that's a separate question. meanwhile the media is rubbing elbows with the same people they are supposed to be covering. that raises more than a few questions about objectivity and has in the past and will today. if the party ended we would miss out msnbc is year wheld.

they have never seen an audience this big before. >> tell me what is your name? mc glof see him later hanging in the cove what is your name. >> m.c. rove. >> brian: karl rove or mc rove joins us now. big moment for you? >> just had to play it, didn't you? bad memo is are flooding back all the years of therapy and counseling out the window. you just had to do it, didn't you? >> >> brian: well the therapies worked to the point you enthis moment shows a man is so confident when he can laugh at himself. >> exactly. >> brian: it's been a few years. jen psaki made a comment that the predecessor donald trump didn't attend these dinners. i think it's pretty consistent never felt like he was treated fairly by the press. awards for russia coverage of the hoax were handed out at the event. why would he have gone?

is joe biden making the right decision? >> well, i'm with david axelrod on this. this may have had a good purpose at one time to raise money for scholarships for journalism students but i'm with the ax. there is bipartisan agreement between the obama political guy and the bush political guy. this has turned into a, i think, a self-gratifying moment of, you know, just weirdness. and you know, the networks and the compete against each other to get the most with it couple. somebody has kim kardashian coming with, you know, her latest bo. and this is call it -- let's call it a day. let's end it. let's stop the spending and weirdness and stop the dinner. find a way to honor the correspondents that you want to honor, but the idea of dragging the president of the united states in so he has to give you a speech that makes him look funny and mocks himself and then you get up and insult him with

the entertainment that you have unless you are a democrat president, which case you will have somebody that will get up and mock the republican opponents of the democratic presidents. this has worn out its welcome let's stop. >> brian: president had odd series of announcements today more aid for ukraine and other things. and russia, of course, is threatening nuclear war. tell me if they would be intimidated by these remarks. >> we're going to seize their yachts, their luxury homes and other i will begotten gains of putin's atoc -- yeah. autocracy. -- the guys cleptocracy but these are bad guys. >> brian: do you think that helped? >> painful to watch. difficult to hear. and no, it's not helpful. at a moment that we need to project strength and consistency.

obviously nobody read that-ran that speech by him so that he would say you know, that's an uncomfortable word for me. can you find another way to say that? but bad moment. let's hope it doesn't matter much. but putin is looking at us not just because of words spoken but more importantly because of past actions. they led did this miscalculation on february 24th when he invaded ukraine. looked at the defense budget, 1.5% increase. abolishing our energy sufficiency that allowed us to export oil and gas withdrew the sanctions on nord stream 2 without getting any concession, for five months between june and november. we stopped sending ukraine lethal assistance. we stopped it in the first place because the president was going to meet with putin. wanted to look nice before he went to his meeting. but it took him five months to restart the assistance. lots of mistakes made. president has done pretty well since this crisis began.

this was not a helpful moment at all. >> brian: right. it would be great-to-announce. i'm asking the oil and gas industry we're going to back them up if they could pump out more to help out europe because there is a key moment to starve out that moscow war machine. he doesn't bring that up. he wants to vilify and talk about gouging on prices. karl, thanks so much for joining me, putting in perspective. i will talk to you on one nation this weekend. >> yes, sir. reporting for duty this weekend. >> brian: all right. i appreciate it meanwhile, straight ahead, california congresswoman maxine waters has tested positive for covid-19. so far she is not experiencing any symptoms. we are happy about that. she is isolating. so says she has been grateful that she is fully vaccinated. she has received two booster shots. that is four shots at all and she has at least 10 masks and a shield. so much for protecting yourself from the coronavirus. coming up straight ahead, turns out joe biden loves ice cream answered hates birds. crime is surging all across america and the people have seen enough. see how one grocery store magnet

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♪ ♪ >> brian: the only thing that joe biden enjoys more than a good ice-cream cone is a windmill. listen. >> we now have, we now have windmills with the blades on those windmills 102 yards long. 102 yards long. they can be placed way out in the ocean. and you know, by the way, i made it clear to my friends up in nantucket area, i don't want to hear anymore about you don't like looking at them. [laughter]

there pretty. >> brian: i find that so creepy. they are pretty dangerous. windmills kill birds at alarming rate. when solar facilities with 5,000 bird deaths especially wyoming and new mexico where windmills more than 150 bald eagles. we need them. a new study shows bird populations in california also because of renewable facilities, even if you whisper it. if the 2300 bird species, the population is 20%. these species are vulnerable to windmills and solar panels. this has got to put a burn, environmentalists in a bind. can you love windmills and birds? how many to sacrifice and the name of renewable energy? how many eggs to make it environmentally friendly? i can answer that. nationwide crime spree that you keep telling me about does not appear to be slowing down soon. look at this, or rampant across the country but the new york city completely out of control. look at your

screen. this carjacking happen in the middle-of-the-road in the bronx. they beat up a 53-year-old driver just because he was driving before speeding away but this car. the scariest part, the criminals getting away with it almost with no punishment at all, none. not only bylaws we can in a criminals to get away with it again and again but criminals running away with the cops and getting away. even grocery shopping in the city is risky these days. the popular chain was robbed the upper east side location april 16th. the thieves tied up the store manager opened the safe at gunpoint and stole $4,000, john the ceo among many things he runs, he joins us and it was the last straw. >> enough is enough. we can't take it anymore because all we want is safe streets. the 8.5 million people in our city deserve to be safe. >> brian: john is offering a $10,000 award to find the folks that robbed

him. john, what brought you to this point and take conference to put your money up. >> it is true we are mad as hell and won't take it anymore. new york city is the greatest city in the world. and i talked to the police and i've talked to the commissioner and the detectives and there is 3,000 deadly criminals violent criminals that are creating the problem. the 3,000 criminals are creating 90% of the problem. if we took those 3,000 criminals and put them away in jail, then 90% of the problem is fixed. but the people in normandie don't seem to understand that. and it is really ridiculous. and i said to the people up in albany. and i've said to everybody, to the governor, the attorney general's, the state senators,

the assembly people come i said to them, "your responsibility is 8.5 million new yorkers, not that 3,000 violent criminals." i said that over and over again. it is violent criminals. some of them used to be three strikes and you are out, brian. some of these have eight, ten, 12, 14, 20 and the people in our albany i said what point do you want to throw away the key? and they shouldn't be hanging around civilized -- is it ten, 15, 20? pick your number! >> brian: john i've never seen you so angry about this. because you treat your employees like family. when you found out they were tied up at gunpoint and they were robbed him of what did you yourself? >> i was angry. our people work hard and we serve the community

our people have been there 24/7, seven days a week during the pandemic. we have been there for every snowstorm. we have been there for every hurricane. we never close! and our people serve the community, the people worked very hard and for someone to come in and tie them up like that. the first thing we looked at, we called the police. we called in and put up a reward. money is no object. they stole $3,300 with triple coupons to make sure they go away. >> brian: gotcha. i hope you get them. john catsimatidis thank you for telling your story. and caring about your employees come i appreciate it. great to see you. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: you got it. have a great night. jesse watters and ryan kill me to come i will see you on "fox & friends" in the morning and in 9:00 until 12:00 and

repeated at 11:00 and back to the u.s. we will find out if sweden will join nato. violence to sort this out of control, he is the expert and karl rove is coming back on the conservative movement. tucker carlson's nextn to the snare drum, it will be fun, see you. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." when elon musk announced he was buying twitter, it was pretty office is the democratic party would become unhinged, not just angry or annoyed but instead to commit legitimately terrified and hysterical. imagine how you would feel if an armed intruder broke into your home 3:00 in the morning. you could know where things were going but you would be dead certain