tomorrow on "special report," president biden meets virtually with baby formula manufacturers to address the ongoing crisis there thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid "jesse watters primetime" is right now. work hard, right, jesse? >> all right about the hustle, baier, have a good one. ♪ >> jesse: nothing symbolizes the kickoff to summer like memorial day weekend. the grill comes out for the first barbecue of the season man some vacations are planned. >> am i going to eat or starve to death? [dog barking] >> catherine, did you tell clark and ellen the good news? >> no, i was just about to. >> catherine, what's the good news? >> you are driving me to

phoenix. >> jesse: pools are open, baseball is on and families are together. it reminds us of all the things we love about america. but, most importantly, it reminds us of the great sacrifice that was made to give us all the freedoms we enjoy today. so, on this day, we honor and remember those brave young men and women. we wear our red, white, and blue. we fly the american flag and, of course, we attend memorial day parades. as you can see jesse jr. is a big fan of the parade and is he a huge patriot. and stick around, because later we are sending johnny to the beach to find out just how patriotic this younger generation is. it really was an all-american weekend. for the first time in a long time, we were able to celebrate like we always have. no masks, no social distancing, and no doctor fauci wagging his finger and barking orders.

just pure patriotism and the feeling of normalcy. americans were loving it we're ready to enjoy the summer. we are ready to get back to normal. summertime activities. just like going to the movies. and americans did that this weekend in record numbers to see the new top gun. >> it was great. it was great. yeah. pretty emotional, surprisingly. ton of fun. she was making sounds like she was a kid. it was a blast. >> this one actually lived up to it with the characters, the action. it was really good. >> it felt like an old school movie where, you know, no special effects and just like real movie, real good characters. >> jesse: these people certainly weren't alone. americans across the nation came out in droves to see the sequel to the 86 classic and it's unforgettable moments. >> ghost rider requesting a fly by. >> negative, ghost rider, the pattern is full. >> no, no man, this is not a good idea.

>> sorry but it's time to buzz the tower. >> god damn son of a [bleep]. ee hawaii. >> the movie just oozes america. all about our military, our fighter pilots and most of all speed. >> hey, maverick. >> yeah. >> did you hear about ice? >> what's that? want another one? >> really? i feel the need, the need for speed. >> the americans couldn't get enough of this flick back in '86 and 35 years later we're still hooked. now its sequel, top gun maverick is breaking records at the box office. people can't get enough of the high octane action.

>> the end is inevitable, maverick, your kind is headed for extinction. >> maybe so, sir but not today. >> jesse: remember when we were told that the pandemic probably killed the movie theater business? that people would never return to the box office again? well, tom cruise referred to let it die. insisting on working through it. >> you just keep working and working a film until it's just right. >> jesse: top gun maverick just totally resuscitated the industry. people didn't just show up to see the movie. they completely packed theaters, broke records. the film ended up bringing in $151 million just in the opening weekend. that's huge. in fact, this was tom cruise's biggest opening weekend of his entire career. which is saying something.

cruise starred in all the mission impossibles, war of the worlds, a few good men, jerry maguire and this was his biggest opening ever. but it's not a coincidence. there's a reason for the film's success. there was no liberalism, no hidden agenda, just simply pro-american. >> with all due respect, sir, i'm not a teacher. >> just want to manage expectations. >> what the hell? >> good morning aviators. this is your captain speaking. >> and we're off. >> jesse: top gun both the original and the sequel made our military the star of the show. the film showcases the unmatched skill of our navy fighter pilots. our flying aces, the best in the world. their salute to america and a slap to china. in at that point gun maverick

mitchell aka maverick shown wearing original bomber jacket with the flag of taiwan still embroidered on the back. this is a big deal when the trailer first came out a couple years ago, the flag was missing from the iconic jacket, fans got mad at the apparent chinese censorship, but, when the movie hit the big screen this weekend, the flag was reinstated. xi jinping probably didn't like this very much but who cares? the film's production team wasn't worried about bowing to china. huh? and that's exactly how it should be. hopefully, this is a sign that things are changing in hollywood. this is the kind of stuff america has been missing these last few years. we have been longing to see a movie that's unapologetically american. and we finally got it. so, don't listen to the left wing media. they want you to think that the nation is divided. that we don't have any patriotism. and we hate america.

but they couldn't be more wrong. this weekend was a breath of fresh air. now, let's keep it going. christian toto is the founder of hollywood toto.com and virtue bombs how hollywood got woke and lost its soul. you wrote in this new piece which is great i have it on outcook. tom cruise is apolitical. he doesn't lecture people and he makes populist movies and understands what audiences crave. did he deliver? >> you know, he certainly did. i think he is a little bit like clint eastwood in a way another icon that knows what americans want to see. tom cruise has that. that's the reason why he has been famous so long. you know he almost is 60 and almost as popular as 30 years ago. he gets it he really knows. he knows if you are going to make a top gun movie you can't go woke and hand ringing all the time.

you don't want that in this movie. question military authority? there are movies for that perfectly fine. not in a top gun movie. no way. >> jesse: did it honor the original 'u8 6 film? >> you know, it really did in powerful i was not only because it's a good movie and aerial sequences were spectacular but so many call backs to the first film, some are fun and some are very emotional. we know that val is in this movie. off screen he has had some health problems. seeing them together on screen with tom cruise is just magic. kind of a lump in your throat moment. >> jesse: a lot of people were crying, men, christian, men were crying at the theater. why was it so emotional? >> well, listen, this was an important movie for many people. we watched it years ago. it connects to our youth. tom cruise is ageless. looks almost the same as he always has. there are those reasons. the characters that we grew up watching when we see them again and they are honored in the right way, it's just special. you know, listen, there is lots

of nostalgia out there. some is corny and hokie. some is very kind of shallow this is not shallow. and culture doesn't matter. why this movie resonating does say something. >> what about this film is paramount? paramount didn't censor. big deal because for the last, i don't know, at least decade or two. bow to the chinese, they are very, very careful about, they don't want to offend the chinese audience billions of potential movie goers about the bottom line, they didn't do it this time. why do you think that is? a lot of mr. back to that trailer was missing. i think they heard that and they sensed that. but more importantly the chinese film market is not as successful for u.s. films as it once was. so years ago, maybe five or ten

years ago you could make a lot of money in china with a blockbuster made in the u.s. now, much, much less. or china's censors will say sorry, we can't even show this movie in our theater. you have seen that a lot with the black widow and other films like that and marvel cinematic universe. and maybe the filmmaker just thought you there is a chance it will be censored let's just go for it. >> jesse: i will rush out to see it maybe take the twins, maybe jesse jr. is too young is he only 1. never too soon to start with top gun films. christian, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> jesse: did pauly p., mr. pelosi, try to bribe the cops with stock tips when he got busted for drunk driving? and this woman set a new crime record. we'll explain. ♪ ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ )

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♪ >> jesse: we have already told you the pelosis are about as corrupt as families can be. and now the long arm of the law has finally come down on them but not for what you think. paul pelosi senior, nancy's husband, was arrested this weekend after he blew through a stop sign and slammed his porche into a jeep while nancy was across country you have. about' ever been to a dinner party without significant other? me either. i think there is more to the story. paul pelosi was returning home not family vineyard the one valued between $25 million where they entertain all their friends in fancy silicon valley extissments papa policy was charged with driving after blood alcohol level was higher than the legal limit and booked on

two misdemeanors and big paul's bail was set at 5gs before he was released sunday morning early sunday morning. he allegedly offered stock tips to the officer and asked do you know who i am? we can't confirm those rumors. just sounds like something he might do. but, will he actually have to face any consequences for any of this? probably not. we already tried to get pauly p. senior's mugshot from the sheriff's office but the sheriff told us the jail had to release it. and then the jail said the sheriff's office had to release it and then one of our producers what was told the city council had to release it and then we were directed to the county board of supervisors. and then when we called the vice chair of the board he said why would we have a mugshot? all i know is someone is going through a lot of trouble to keep this mugshot hidden.

pelosis probably have the sheriff and the d.a. in their pocket out there. so we don't expect pauly p. to be treated like your average joe. pauly p. has been involved in insider trading so there is no doubt he thinks he is above the law. now his lawyer is blaming the media and their incorrect claims for the incident. so paul almost killed someone but let's blame the media. and, of course, madam speaker brushed it off saying it was a private family matter. very private. but she did speak at brown university's graduation on sunday urging graduates to hold on to your hopes. well, here at "primetime," we are not holding out hope that pelosis will ever face punishment for their crime. we have major update for you don't. on one career criminal who referred to herself as the professional booster. if you don't know who i'm talking about, this is michelle

mckelly. back in february, we told you she was arrested 97 times in the big apple, mostly for robberies. listen. >> i went to bloomingdale's and i forgot -- i forgot procured some items consisting of polo and ralph lauren. >> did you steal that shirt. >> i still. >> even out that you are on. >> i have to get me an outfit. >> you are going to go steal tnchts i have to go work. >> work is stealing? >> i don't calling it stealing. i call it professional. >> jesse: so glad she was wearing a mask. you don't want to infect any of the other shoppers. she is a professional for another reason. now she has been arrested yet again after robbing a manhattan identity aid for the 10th time. totally 108 arrests. stealing everything from body

washes, which she needs, to summer coolers to hair products, leggings and other products from the rite aid all together worth $2,000. a manhattan judge cruz let her go after she pled guilty to one count of petty larceny and three disorderly conduct in exchange for repeat offender's program. this is her 108th arrest. i don't think the program is working. the judge even congratulated her on doing the right thing. for moving out of a woman's shelter and getting the right place. how did she get the money to get her own place? well, she said her job is stealing polo shirts. apparently if you are a repeat thief in democrat cities you get a pat on the back and sent back out on the streets to keep committing crime. curtis leewood is the guardian

angels founder a crime prevention organizations. our producers contacted you and we said curtis, we want you to come on but we want you to bring her, the professional booster on set. but we couldn't get her on set. why couldn't we get her? >> well, i went out there to all the places she frequents because i known her for many, many years. she is a professional booster. so i went first outside old navy. she wasn't there, target wasn't there fellow professional boosters it's like a fraternity and sorority of those who do shoplifting she said it was too hot today. >> jesse: too hot to steal. >> had to turn in early. she knows tomorrow she is going to loot. she doesn't shoot she loots. >> jesse: got to pace herself. >> remember, we heard this song in the disco era donna summers she works hard for the money. that's michelle. and she plays the system, we're

suckers political and criminal justice system allows her to do it again and again and again. >> jesse: got to get her on. maybe when it cools down and below 80 get michelle my bell on the set of "primetime" we got to find out. >> make her an offer she can't refuse. make her your celebrity shopper. >> jesse: as long as she doesn't stealanything from the green ro. >> she has velcro fingers. >> jesse: terrifying scene showing a woman's hair being pulled by deranged lunatic. the subway car is filled with men but no one even steps in to rescue her. watch this. >> mother [bleep]

>> on the other hand, there are some nanny did step in when one guy allegedly tried sexually assault a woman on the new york city subway they held him down and hit him in the face. this is vigilante justice, basically. but we can't have either of that we can't have men not stepping in to save a woman but we can have men meet meting out vigilante justice. cops are nowhere to be found because the judges are supposed to be handing down these punishments. so what the hell is going on with men, first off, not coming to that woman's aid?

she is getting pulled around like this is like a caveman. >> there seems to be an epidemic of cowardice in men around the country. we saw outside that schoolhouse in texas, we saw it in that subway car crowd. all they had time to film it they probably just came from the gym, you know, where they were lifting those dumbbells. they got muscles between their ears. but they are cowards. they goal home and live vicariously watching bronson, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. when it comes their turn they won't do it. i will side with the vigilantes, i have been called america the world's number one vigilante guy pimped around asian guy i side with them as opposed to those impotent and by the way no cops. where is the swagger man with no plan. where is the mayor in the mayor said he was putting cops down on the subway on the beat and you never hear any cops that are down there when these attacks are being filmed. but he is dinner. >> we buried, remember, the guy

who worked for goldman sachs killed in the last car that -- today. did the mayor even bother to go to the wake or today's funeral mass? no, too busy raising the roof partying hardy hanging out with the tiktok girls and trying keep up with the kardashians. >> jesse: thank you for joining us. see you then when the 200th occurs. >> celebrity shopper for christmas. >> jesse: i will need her. major leak from the brinsd white house. the president is lashing out at everybody. wait until you hear this. and johnny goes to the beach. >> what is -- what is memorial day? >> [laughter] . aleve gives long-lasting freedom from pain, with fewer pills than tylenol. instead of taking pills every 4-6 hours, aleve works up to 12-hours so you can focus on what matters. aleve. less pills. more relief

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pennsylvania avenue as the president is fuming and lashing out at the staffers for all of his failures. in a leak to nbc news the first major leak coming out of this white house, besides all the kamala complaining, joe biden is angry frustrated and fired tired of his staff constantly walking back his comments saying, quote biden is unhappy about a pattern that has developed inside the west wing. he makes it clear and succinct statement only to have aides rush to explain what he actually meant something else. he argues that he speaks genuinely and is reminding his staff that he is the one who is president. if you have to remind your staff that you're president, that's a problem. and remember, he had to remind himself that he was president a couple months ago. remember he said sometimes i forget i'm not a senator anymore? if no one was cleaning up joe's gaffes, we would probably have u.s. boots on the ground in ukraine. we would be at war with china over taiwan right now. and andrew cuomo probably still

be governor. biden is shot, everybody knows. it even his own donors are starting to revolt and turn heir backs on them. as biden has he has also gotten an ear full of democrats about what his administration is or isn't doing people confront him. all he is hearing is why can't you get anything done? explains why his approval rating in his own state of delaware is down to 35%. do you think barack obama was in the 30's in illinois or bill clinton was in the 30's in arkansas. absolutely not. and right now recommendation he is watching the wheelings fall out right under him. he is looking for something new to blame his failures on like the media, he is reportedly venting to his aids that, quote, he is not getting credit for americans or the news media for

actions he believes has helped the country. particularly on the economy. the president has always told aids he does not think enough democrats go on television to defend him. wait a second. first of all, i thought biden didn't watch the news. that's what he told us democrats have been going to bat for him since day one. all democrats in the media. and his polls are still in the gutter. you can't just say things are great when the people are paying high gas prices. their 401(k)s are getting wrecked and people are starting to get laid off. so maybe joe should rely less on the media pundits lying for him and spend more time owning up to his problems like today when he was asked about inflation, he gave us the same clueless no response. >> mr. president, why [inaudible] >> thank you. let's go. thank you. >> let's go. come on, guys. thank you. let's go.

>> jesse: if joe wants people to know he is president, then maybe he should start acting like one. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host who joins us now. i mean, this is pretty bad. we haven't heard a lot of leaks like this before he is angry, frustrated, confused, upset. what do you make of this, dana? >> i feel like jesse we are seconds away from him telling all the reporters to get off the white house lawn. sounds cliche but ultimately that's what it all sounds like. in the politico piece earlier today about all of these black staffers who just -- everybody is leaving his administration and i don't know if they just found out that he was a segregationist and scharf i championed itall throughout hisr going into the 80's. i don't know what it was. people just realized his background. the point though if he didn't have the white house and you made a really great point, jesse, if you didn't have his helpers, i guess, for the lack of a better way to put it,

wising up, cleaning up after all of his comments, no knows where he would be. he basically said he would go to war with china and russia. he loves war. i get you love war but at the same time makes a mess for everybody at home conflicting. one way to do things. doesn't either have enough in his white house president of the united states or respect have his go on with him. who really is president. that's kind of the question here. >> >> jesse: rodney dangerfield of presidents. he doesn't get any respect. i also need your reaction on this are you ready? joe biden wept on another anti-gun tirades, it makes no sense this time he sets his eyes on targeting, are you ready? handguns. watch. >> .22 caliber bullets lodge lung we can probably get it out. maybe and save a life. a 9-millimeter bullet blows the

lung out of the body. so the idea these high caliber weapons -- simply no rational for it in terms of self-protection, hunting. >> jesse: okay. he also said the second amendment banned canons. but even "the washington post" gave him four pinocchios for that yes, you could have a cannon in the late 18th century. >> you can have a cannon now ultimately. also have a tank. i had a neighbor that had a tank it was awesome on halloween he would put spider webs on it and drive it around. god bless america. it made halloween fun. his point ballistic weapons. alcohol to guide us on that journey. it didn't make any sense.

this is what democrats have been wanting to do since the get-go. they were targeting the most semi-automatic rifles doorway going after all semi-automatic handguns, rifles, everything that is ultimate goal totally. not universal background checks reverse due process and get rid it basically entirely corner stone whether republican goes along with it. this is the same guy, jesse, told everybody to go on the balcony and fire off a shotgun basically be excited for. remember he said shoot the criminal in the knee. all right. dana, thank you dana, another day, another -- >> thank you, jesse. >> hillaryens hatchet man found not guilty and waited until you hear what won of the jurors said

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♪ >> jesse: back with a fox news alert. it's been one week since the uvalde school master that left 19 students and two teachers dead. and tonight we're learning that the school district's police chief is no longer cooperating with the state's investigation. sources are telling us police chief peter ardan dough has refused a follow up interview with the texas rangers. we need answers on what went wrong. and now the person in charge is refusing to talk. something doesn't seem right. we'll continue to follow this. seems like there may be a cover-up going on. the supreme court is escalating their search to find person who leaked the draft of roe v. wade. that opinion, these law clerks are lawyering up. fox news correspondent kevin corke updates us with the latest. kevin? >> very interesting story developing here, jesse. the court's move being called unprecedented and are, perhaps, the most striking development to

date in the investigation into who just may have provided politico with the draft opinion on roe. it was actually published all the way back in the second of may and the officials now, jesse are escalating the search for the source. even taking steps to require law clerks to provide cell phone records and even to sign affidavits that could also, believe it or not, in this process of not having them do that could actually ask for information including possible interviews. these actions are told reflect concerns about confidentiality and as you pointed out some clerks are considering legal counsel in the process. the court's marshall is a person by the name of gail curly and some frankly are wondering why it took this long if it did to make the request for such records like phones and other information. and that is sparking some concerns here in washington that they may be sort of slow-walking this or perhaps even bowing to the chief justice's preference to simply let this one fizzle out as a one off.

while this information isn't being subpoenaed we are told, it is also fair to say, jesse, we simply don't know the scope of the records request if that proves to be the case. there are circumstances as you well know if you refuse to provide such information that could result in a termination, if you are a law clerk that is no bueno. >> jesse: no bueno indeed. thank you, kevin. >> you bet. >> jesse: hillary clinton's lawyer michael sussmann has been found not guilty of lying to the fbi. he wasn't surprised. sussmann knew he had this in the bag since the jury was selected. three of the jurors were clinton donors, another was an aoc donor and one of the jurors' daughters is on the same high school crew team as sussmann's daughter. one juror told the press i don't think it should have been prosecuted. there are bigger things that affect the nation than a possible lie to the fbi. so that was a tainted juror.

this was about whether someone lied to the fbi. not whether the case should not or should have been brought what do you think getting jurors out of the d.c. swamp. of course they're going to go easy on hillary's hatchet man. they are playing for the same team. i warned that we should be skeptical of getting results from the durham probe years ago. usually conservatives get their hopes up, when we think things are turning around, that's happened many times, you know, it's always the case where this is just about to happen and it doesn't or hillary is about to get indicted and it doesn't happen, is this going to be one of those times again where you point prosecutor durham great reputation and it turns out no one gets punished? >> now, in a normal case the judge would have tossed these jurors out a long dime ago, but this is far from normal. judge cooper was buddies with

sussmann in the 90's. cooper's wife represents lisa page, the lover who worked on the fbi's phoney trump russia investigation merrick garland officiated their wedding. not to mention cooper was appointed by barack obama. judge cooper's cut from the same cloth as judge sullivan. you remember him. the judge who railroaded mike flynn even after the prosecution dropped their case? there is a double standard in this country especially in washington. the is sussmann trial established on the record that miller and her team cooked up this phony trump-russia investigation and laundered it through the federal government. that's a good thing. but, what's not a good thing is nobody is facing any real consequences because they are democrats. meanwhile, republicans get locked up and have swat teams show up at their houses just because they are associated with trump.

with the judicial system like this, don't expect hunter biden to serve any time and definitely not pauly p., nancy's husband. i imagine they will both be doing community service instead. brett tolman is a former u.s. attorney who joins me now. so i mean this thing was rigged from the jump. i don't think people should be surprised but i think people are upset. >> they shouldn't be upset. there is not a single district court in this country other than washington, d.c. where this would have happened. you have a 95% conviction rate across this country except in washington, d.c. so when you highlight that there are two tier justice system in this country, especially when you see washington, d.c. take care of its own. it's offensive, and we should be upset by it. >> jesse: clinton people take care of hillary. they take care of bill. the judge is going to get taken care of here. cooper, you know, he will get invited to the right parties,

i'm sure he will have a very lucrative life mother of more. rigged game it makes people frustrated if this was anybody else besides a clinton lawyer, they would have had to be indicted and then they would have had to have been prosecuted and then they probably would have had to serve aeven a little bit of time jesse. it doesn't matter who appointed you as a judge. we have seen politics now in the department of justice and the fbi and it's creeped into the judiciary. it's a scary time because if we lose the judiciary you lose the ability to have a which can on one of the most powerful organizations in this country department of justice. >> jesse: we are losing the usual area because of that stupid leak from the supreme court which we just mentioned and just so the audience knows we will have bill barr on the show tomorrow, remember he was the attorney general who appointed john durham and get

his exclusive reaction to what we just saw come down today. thank you so much, bret, for joining us. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: up next, johnny goes to the beach for memorial day quiz. >> who won the civil war? >> george washington? [buzzer] >> he won? >> yes. ♪ exciting ♪ so inciting to me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: memorial day was yesterday and we here at jesse watters prime time believe it's important to memorialize the sacrifices men have made dying for our country by honoring that memory. so we sent johnny to coney island for a little military history quiz. ♪ ♪ >> why are you off from work today? >> celebrate in the nice weather. >> trying to work on your killer tan. >> memorial day. >> what is memorial day? >> [laughs]

oh. i'm not sure, do you want to educate me on that? >> dude, teach me. >> who did america fight in the revolutionary war? >> russia, ukraine. [bleep], oh, god. >> i don't know nothing. >> america? >> we fought ourselves? >> japan? >> china. >> china. >> who won the civil war? >> george washington. >> he won? >> yeah. >> george washington? and george washington. >> [bleep] i can't think of the name. >> i don't know. >> what is that? >> america. >> the north. >> the north, oh, my god! >> do you know who the civil war was between? >> north america and south america. >> no. >> what was the civil war about? >> fighting for our freedom.

>> whose freedom? >> all the countries in the north. >> the villainy. >> slavery. >> politics, stuff like that. >> politics, politics! >> world war ii, who fought there? >> [laughs] >> sorry. >> dominican republic. >> at the dominican republican. >> puerto rico? >> germany. >> high five. >> allies versus the... >> italy, france, america. >> everybody was involved, right? >> begin! ♪ ♪ >> who won the cold war? >> um... this is bad. >> this is really bad.

>> antarctica. >> the u.s. >> o lord. russia? >> of russia won we wouldn't be here right now. >> russia, russia, russia. become why do they call it the cold war? >> during the winter? >> they were fighting in cold conditions. ♪ ♪ >> it definitely wasn't hot like here. >> not a shot was fired. >> there was a disease going around. i don't know what it was. >> covid? >> we have our war with the invisible enemy. >> the first war, there was just ready to have another war. >> go get them! >> who bombed pearl harbor? >> we did, the united states. >> russia? >> japan bombed pearl harbor. >> china, russia. >> i don't understand. ♪ ♪ >> what's her name? >> that's a precious name. >> oh, precious. >> what you want to tell jesse watters? >> happy memorial day! >> what's popping, jessica

mexico i'm watters and this is my world. >> i love you, i love new york and i love coney island. >> jesse: watters window, little beach read recommendation over the weekend, i read james patterson by james patterson. the stories of my life. it's his autobiography, it is a fantastic read, i highly recommend it. it's just a real, real page turner and he's going to be on the show later in the month, and you're going to love, love the interview. time for some texts. we have your memorial day show was the best program i have seen on fox in 20 years. just one question: why aren't any of these members of these corrupt families in prison? because they control everything, that's why. alan from georgia, maybe nancy pelosi's husband got rich because he was such a smart guy, able to predict future government policy decisions all on his own. and maybe al gore invented the internet. ed from new jersey, rightly asking why paul pelosi wasn't

driving an electric car? [laughs] that's a great question. ej from oregon. jesse, just saw "top gun. tom cruise is a winner, and yes, i cried." to i'm always do for a good cry, maybe i will head out tonight and check it out. maybe i will watch tucker instead, he's up next. always were member i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it was a week ago today that a deranged teenager murdered 19 children and two teachers in elementary school in texas. you know this because we've had seven days of full saturation coverage and it's all deserved. given that, it's amazing what we still don't know about what happened that day. let's start, just because of the most obvious, with how the shooter could possibly have afforded the firearms he