deitz and mike lee of the judiciary committee. thank you for watching "special report." i'm shannon bream in washington. i will see you on fox news at night this evening at midnight eastern 9:00 pacific digging into all of the day's top stories before you kick off your weekend. in the meantime "jesse watters primetime" is up next on this friday night. have a great show, jesse. >> jesse: thank you so much. we, of course will. >> jesse: fox news alert. breaking right now. >> word of a major breach of security on capitol hill. at least seven people who work for the comedian stephen colbert were arrested and jailed last night for breaching the capitol building. here what happens we know right now. capitol police were called around 8:30 for dispureb bans at the long worth house office building. these individuals, who we have confirmed work for the late show, were seen roaming the building while it was closed to

visitors. capitol police say they did not have congressional ids and were not authorized to be walking around without an escort. they were booked and they spent the night in jail. congressional sources tell us they were filming a skit on the january 6th hearings and were banging on the doors of offices people like kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, republicans, you know the deal. one of the individuals robert smigle was pictured when he was in the capitol yesterday. smigle who is a comedian appeared on the colbert show several times as you can see here. the name of the others on capitol hill from the show are jake plunkett, allison martinez, tyrone dean, steven roman, nicolett that green, brendan hurley, josh comers and david feldman. i want to point out these were not low level people working for colbert. we can confirm jake plunkett is a senior producer and director

at the show. josh comers is a writer. allison martinez is an associate producer. who let them into the capitol rout authorization? well, according to a congressional source? it was the democrat. congressman adam schiff and jake -- congressman rodney davis sits on the committee of house administration and oversee he is capitol police. so, congressman is there an official investigation of this taking place right now. >> this is so new, jesse. we just found out about the arrest today and i'm going to make sure when we get back to washington next week, we are going to ask the questions that need to be asked. we will ask the security officials why these arrests had to be made. what were they doing without an escort at a time when, you know, the january 6th select committee on the 50th anniversary of watergate made it look like my colleague berry loudermilk somehow took kids with gift bags

to do reconnaissance missions. let me put it to you this way too, jesse. the only people arrested by capitol police for touring the house office buildings are the people who work for stephen colbert ironic. we reached out to the capitol police and they confirmed this with us. they said it's an ongoing criminal investigation and u.s. attorneys are involved. they are charged with unlawful entry, which, if i'm not mistaken, that is the exact same charge as many of the january 6th protesters were charged with; is that right? >> yeah. certainly seems to be, jesse. >> jesse: so what happens with adam schiff now and this other congressman ouchen close? are they complicit in this breach of capitol hill security? >> that's why we got to get more information, we need an investigation. we need make sure that we understand who in their offices brought these individuals in

it's my understanding these individuals were brought in by someone associated with adam schiff's office. they were over in the capitol building or the cannon building trying to be around where the credentialed media were supposed to be stationed in the midst of the january 6th hearing yesterday. the credentialed media were the ones i'm hearing that had them escorted out the first time yesterday then they came back. it's my understanding they were offered back into the house office building for a staff that worked for the other member of congress. then they were actually seen -- they were actually seen banging on the doors of people like kevin mccarthy's office. jim jordan's office. what were they doing? why were they there? and frankly, i'm interested in asking the capitol police what did they do to make sure they got arrested and what's going to be the final adjudication?

that's an important question we might have to hearings cbs breach of the capitol. obviously they were way too aggressive banging on doors, intimidating people. i mean, we don't condone that type of conduct, do we, congressman. stephen colbert, i guess he says he is a comedian but this sounds like more high jinx and like he was maybe planning something. was this maybe a conspiracy? >> well, we will have to find out. but it's just so ironic that the 1/6 select comply was just a political circus. they are impugning my colleague mr. loudermilk for taking people on a tour of the house office buildings who were there on january 5th. they wanted to see their member of congress. they ate lunch owe long worth calf fear i can't and went to the gift shop. they have made it seem somehow those individuals who included

children were part of those who broke the law the next day. that's clearly not the case. no one was arrested and no one has been accuse of doing so. however, it's ironic that democrat staffers, not even members of congress. democratic staffers who work for adam schiff and others, they are the ones that brought people in that ended up getting arrested by capitol police. that is saying something. >> jesse: do you expect adam schiff to fess up to this? he is dishonest actor. he lied throughout the russia investigation and we know what he lied about during the ukraine impeachment situation. i don't see him taking any responsibility for this do you? >> my colleague mr. schiff hasn't taken any responsibility for the russia hoax and he should. he repeated lie after lie after lie that cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. that's why arrests like this

need to be public of publicized and people need to be held accountable for these decisions so we start to see there is not two tiers of justice. justice doesn't have a red shirt or blue shirt on. >> jesse: all right. colbert producers breached the capitol, were arrested. and adam schiff was complicit and what's what we have tonight on "jesse watters primetime" at 7:00. it's just ironic this is happening as the january 6th committee is holding hearings and on the 50th anniversary of the watergate break-in. rich with irony. congressman, thank you so much for joining us and hopefully we can get to the bottom of this. again, i want to see the mug shots. talk to the capitol police. don't be hiding the mug shots like they did with our friend paul pelosi out in napa county, okay? >> gotcha, thanks for having me on. >> jesse: thank you very much. big problems at the biden white house. especially for that woman.

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maybe worked an employee who doesn't know how to work with the equipment they are assigned. >> mike, get off the lift, come on. >> i'm fine. >> whoa! >> jesse: or a white house press secretary no matter how hard they try can't form a complete sentence. >> so, the board has never convened. so it never convened and the board is, um, is, yes, the board is, is pausing in the sense that it will not convene. >> jesse: well, that was biden's current white house press secretary can a careen john pierre doing a bad job. she makes kamala harris look

coherent. i wouldn't want to be biden wants mouthpiece biden doesn't know what he is saying himself. imagine how hard it is to speak for him. pierre has only been for this job in a month or. so everybody already knows she will be replaced. biden tapped a tear in the headlights to speak for his white house. has pierre ever met joe biden? it doesn't seem like it. she has absolutely no clue what's going on. she holds her 48-inch thick binder like a baby holds a blanket. no one has ever seen her without it. if you take away her binder, she will probably cry. >> update the just received on the current infant formula situation on the country. >> yeah. let me see if i have anything new for you on. that was uh -- i think it's been a couple of days since we have been asked that question.

>> okay. i don't have anything new. >> jesse: at least romney had had a binder full of women. she had nothing. she never does. embarrassing. scary she lasted longer than scaramucci. reporter asked for update it gets so much worse. remember when the administration was pay thinking about paying illegal immigrants for sneaking into the country? look at how pierre handled this from peter. >> there is a long line to get into this country legally. is there any kind of discussion about giving people who are coming here the right way money? >> why would -- why would we be giving money who are coming here the right way money? >> why are you giving people who came here the wrong way money? >> i don't understand the question. >> but, of course, she doesn't understand the question. i'm not sure our very own stupid

son of a bitch peter doocy could be more clear. why would you consider paying illegals for crossing the border? i guess the answer wasn't in her binder. we can laugh at this and crack jokes but in all seriousness it's sad. "primetime" pity's pierre and that's an emotion i don't often feel. she is clearly in over her head especially when it comes to energy crisis. >> why not drill here in the u.s. though? >> because we don't need to do that. what we need them to do with the oil that's out there we need them to refine the oil so that prices -- so that capacity could go up and prices would go down, inherently go down. >> jesse: supply close goes up, prices go down, why didn't we think of that? the american people need answers not a flustered intern reading from a binder of lies. [laughter] >> why is the president saying that inflation is worse everywhere but here? >> if you look at globally other countries, and if you look at where we are economically, when you think about the group g 7 we

are in a much stronger place than we are economically than the rest. >> he says that inflation is worse everywhere but here that's not true u.s. has worse than japan, saudi arabia, india, why is he saying that. >> what we are saying when you talk about inflation, it is a global thing. >> jesse: the only thing worse than not being competent is not being transparent. and this administration is both. they can never just give us a straight answer on anything. especially when it comes to inflation. >> does the biden administration bear some responsibility for this? >> so, first of all, um, the american rescue plan met the moment and it has put us in a place where we can actually put us in a place where the american people feel -- can actually -- we can take on inflation. what i mean by that is -- we have seen growth, right, as i

mentioned more than 8 million jobs, and now we are transitioning into a steady stable growth in order to take this on we have got to have some -- be in a good historic economic place which is where we are right now. >> jesse: notice what she does she doesn't accept any responsibility for the failure. but that's what this administration does. they just point the finger? president biden once bragged about the stock market hitting record after record after record on my watch. how about now? >> you know putin -- putin price hike, inflation coming out of a once in a generation global pandemic, all of those things play a factor and, you know, but the thing -- the way that we see this is that the american people are well-positioned to face these challenges because of the economic, historic gains that we have made under this president. >> jesse: if we wanted to hear light weights regurgitate

slogans we would listen to college democrats brown university scream into bull horns on the quad. we know what joe biden is going to do. he is the problem. he is the captain of the ship. it's hard to make the captain look good when he can't even sail straight. >> a lot of major things we have done but what we haven't done is we haven't been able to communicate it in a way that is, um, -- let she say it another way. >> see that's perfect being able to communicate it. >> jesse: biden is right. he can't communicate anything because what can you say, honestly, it's been a mess and everybody knows it. that's why you see scenes like these all the time. first it was the easter bunny coming to the rescue. do you remember that and then today it was dr. jill swooping in to stop joe from saying something foolish. >> i think we're going to be in a position where we're going to -- oh.

>> india are waiting for you to visit india. >> i have been to india twice and i will be back to india my relations is very good. >> mr. president, mr. president. >> look, we get it keeping biden in line and making him look good isn't easy, jill can hardly swing it that's why this administration is desperate for a strong qualified communicator in the press office. was pierre really the best option for press secretary or was she chosen for other reasons? well, we have no way of knowing because the talent pool there is so shallow wade through it. she will be benched soon. john kirby was already called in earlier this week to bail out pierre. is he about to take over the starting spot? can you even imagine a white male coming to the rescue of the first black lesbian press

secretary? awkward for the democrats. look, what other options do they have? america has hard enough time understanding what biden is doing. if it gets any worse, we're going to need an interpreter. stephen miller is the founder of america first legal and former senior adviser. to president trump. i think people thought it was challenging to be donald trump's press secretary but being joe biden's press secretary, i mean, nothing is harder than that. >> first of all, i should inform you i didn't bring my binder tonight so i will do the best can i. we will muddle through this thing. i think whoever is doing the binder for john pierre is punking america. whatever page she is flipping through is not the question she is being asked. she is asked a question biden's on inflation consult my binder flip, flip, flip. well, we take climate change very seriously and we important

solution for an energy policy in this country. she is not being asked obscure questions. she should be off hook to use a theater term she should be off hook for the easy ones like what's your plan on inflation? you shouldn't have to consult your binder for that not being asked give me your summary of the law of the seed treaty. the other thing i find astonishing in all of this these are not hard ones is that john kirby is so transparently telegraphing he wants this job. i mean, out of the new rules of the democratic party, that's very bigoted. i mean, kirby is very close to exiling himself completely from the democratic party by trying to reverse all of these shattered glass ceilings and reerect them in place i think kirby has a lot of explaining to do. >> jesse: yeah, it might be so bad that the biden white house might have to break every single identity politics rule in order to save the press office because this has gotten so bad that i

don't know, steven because i don't know her that well i can't dislike her i feel bad for her. do you think she is not prepared or do you think this is as good as she can do? >> well, i mean, if you are having trouble as a democrat doing don lemon interviews i think unrecoverable situation. that's where they put you to give you the easiest venue you can possibly have. and i will say that i think this is unfortunately as good as it's going to get for jean pierre for this administration. and since biden says her number one problem is communication, which of course, isn't true the number one problem is that they are destroying the country systematically, if they think the number one problem is communications, it's a very odd choice to have as your press secretary the worst communicator you could possibly imagine for that job. i mean, like i said it's the cringiest tv i haven seen in my

life. i would enjoy it if it not for the fact that the country is unraveling before our eyes this would be must-see television because you don't know what is going to happen. she could be asked a question about taxes and she will be talking about her favorite films from like the 1980s. there is no connection between the question and the answer and everyone in the room knows it can you hear a pin drop. everyone in the room knows oh my god she is still reading this page this page isn't the question. she keeps reading it and reading it and reading it and no one interrupts her. if i was a reporter i would literally say jean pierre i will give you two minutes, can you pick any subject you want. you just talk the floor is yours. we're just going to listen. >> jesse: yeah, i think she is allergic to eye contact that's what this is. i think it's a medical condition. she has to look down. she can't look you in the eye when she answers a question. stephen miller, who never needed a binder, ever, thank you so much. >> never,. >> jesse: thank you for joining us on "primetime." >> thank you. >> jesse: democrats have a new

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>> jesse: in america we have rules to protect our kids. a 7-year-old can't drive a car. a 12-year-old can't buy beer and a 15-year-old can't join the military. it's universally accepted that it's in the best interest of the children and our society to uphold these rules. kids' brains aren't even fully developed and they shouldn't be allowed to do the same things as an 18 or 21-year-old person should. it seems like common sense. but, for some reason, a select group of parents have been convinced it's a good idea to bring their kids to drag shows and s and m parades where a bunch of exhibitionists flaunt around like strippers. that is not an appropriate place to take a kid, obviously.

republicans are looking to put laws in place to stop this. they shouldn't even need to. but the left isn't going down without a fight. msnbc host chris hayes, ready? says it's extreme, disgusting and violent to keep kids out of drag shows. listen? the idea that introducing your child to any example of like deviation from gender norms is child abuse like per se, right, that that itself is and, again, that's an extreme, disgusting and frankly kind of violent idea because it elm beds a notion of child abuse. [laughter] >> jesse: douglas murray is fox news contributor and author of war on the west. so chris hayes says i am a white wing extremist if i don't want a 3-year-old to watch while they should be in school to have someone with horns and half naked prance into the classroom

and strip and giggle and squirm around. i'm the extremist? >> and also you are violent, remember, jesse, you are violent. remember, i mean, you can torch whole cities, burn down dozens of cities across the united states, and that is mostly peaceful. but, get to children being taken to shows like this and that's violent apparently. so, as ever, you know, it's impossible to see what sense there is in the head of someone like chris hayes like looking for sense in the end trail of a chicken. it can't be done. here is what is happening. there is this very weird misunderstanding going on on the american left. they seem to think that -- all lgbt rights are all about t rights and most extreme form of t rights a transgender person stripping and asking for tips

from minors is therefore lbgt rights and got to be on the right side of it therefore you would being own the wrong side of history. they double down. republicans and conservatives and others quite understand we say, look, there are things that are for adults and things that are for children. clearly some of the things i think you just showed are not suitable for children. and that should be something you can agree on. it shouldn't be a right-left thing. it's just a basic bringing up of children thing. the minute that conservatives say we're not comfortable with that, the left doubles down and say you have got to take your child to the stripper show. you have got to do it. otherwise, you are evil, racist bigot and, you know, everything else. and you are a transphobe and homo phone. they are doubling down on their own insane claims. and as ever, i mean, it's a great shame because they are going to derange themselves in the wider society. >> jesse: that's how simple minded people like chris hayes are if i say i don't want a 3-year-old exposed to a drag

queen show in kindergarten or pre-k he all of a sudden has to be pro-drag queen in kindergarten. because everything is political with these people. everything is politics with them. it's always political warfare. >> absolutely, always. every single thing. they look at it through this lens. they don't have the ability to stand back and say look, again, there is behavior that is suitable for adults that is simply not suitable for children. and, you know, this is an example. it should be common sense to say so. it's not surprising there is no common sense in the head of chris hayes. >> chris hayes calls these drag shows mostly tasteful. thank you so much for coming on. >> they are not meant to be tasteful. >> jesse: that's right. next, reporters are now getting fired for literally making things up.

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lax policing. remember in the summer of 20 to when seattle was overrun by lawlessness after residents occupied part of the city? chaz, chop, whatever the heck they called it? well, the chaos continues in the evergreen state. last year, democrat governor jay inslee signed a bill into law helping criminals go free and making law enforcement's job like 10 times harder. the bill stops officers from pursuing a fleeing suspect in a vehicle unless there is probable cause to arrest them. you know, like a violent sex crime or something. but we're already seeing this have disastrous effects. let's turn to seattle radio show host jason rantz for the latest. what's going on, rants? >> let's talk about isaac see zillion violent now accused of holding his girlfriend hostage after she left a rather alarming series of snap chats.

called 911 and police responded. when they questioned him he allegedly just drove away and ended up taking police on a high speed pursuit. a recent democrat law that you just pointed to bans most of these pursuits and is i sill knows the law. he actually ended up calling the police on the police. >> my wife suspended and pursuit. they are not supposed to be able to chase. it is illegal. they cannot chase. this is illegal pursuit. illegal pursuit as i said before. >> you hear him citing this bill 1074. is he close. it's actually 10-54. prohibits chases unless there is reasonable suspicion for dui or very high bar of probable cause that suspect committed a sex crime or a violent offense and let's be honest here. it's not completely clear that this chase was actually legal. i spoke to four officers who all gave me different answers when i asked if they could pursue under the current law based on the facts of this case? they all did say yes, i would

have pursued regardless because this woman's life could have been in imminent danger. in washington state domestic violence investigations are actually compelled by law under strict timetable. that according to the spd and that's how they are justifying this chase. number one, they could be wrong and it might be used to let this suspect walk. and, number two, it again shows that suspects and criminals, they actually know the law and they could use it to their advantage as law enforcement agencies all around the state have already seen. it's why we have seen a surge of smash and grabs car thefts. if you have commit these crimes and do it quickly and then you flee, cops can't pursue. >> jesse: one smart criminal. call the cops on the cops. unbelievable only in washington. thank you so much jason rantz. >> thank you. >> jesse: a couple decades ago we relied on a handful of media companies to tell us what's going on in the world. if you read it in the newspaper or saw it on the 5:00 news, you could take it to the bank pretty much. today, the internet has given everybody a platform to say

whatever they want stories can catch fire on social media and reach millions of people. that's a lot of influence. big tech companies decided you are not smart enough to figure out what's real and fake so they started fact checking. but they admit they're not that smart either. they are just software developers. so they reached tout these legacy media companies we were telling you about for a little help like "u.s.a. today" and the associated press. they figured they were reliable four years ago so they must still be legit. what they didn't realize is today's journalists are closer to ron burgundy than walter cronkite. this week a reporter for "u.s.a. today" named gabriella moronda got fired for making up quotes and faking introduce in nearly two dozen articles published in the last year. nobody at "u.s.a. today" had a clue. "u.s.a. today" claims they fired the reporter and took down her

stories. how does that happen in the first place? these reporters already know what they want to say and instead of hitting the streets interview people or just calling their sources, they just make it up. a lot easier and not the first time this has happened. something similar happened to the associated press. they posted an article this week using quotes from a dead cuban radio host. they interviewed her back in 2020 and were too lazy to call her back for new quotes. they could have just googled her name. she's dead. so they are so used to lying probably and making things up it just doesn't even phase them. this is the very definition of fake news. how often are they getting away with it fabricating interviews and making up sources? it's hard to tell. these people aren't qualified. fact fact check us let alone inform us of anything. they can't even fact check their own reporters. so "primetime" is going to start giving out our own pinocchios and "u.s.a. today" and the a.p.

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collard greens. >> there is no way that is a true story. >> she did admit to smoking weed , so maybe it was different greens. >> the next question is anger management. this old guy has a big anger problem. he once said he wanted to beat up drum, he's at it again sayin sometimes when somebody makes him viscerally angry, he wants to pop them. >> this has to be something. that would be something that th nero would say. >> you don't think he says visceral parrot. >> we have two port de niro, what is the answer? >> it makes you viscerally angry . when you have that person, you want to pop them. >> you guys failed at that, and

it is still tied. this is coming down to the wire. this which u.s. senator that federal appointment with people dropping acid. was it senator ted cruz or senator john kennedy. >> it's a trick question so i'm going with john kerry. >> he love this little. >> john kennedy. >> kennedy, sorry. i was looking at this one. >> you are going with kennedy to ? >> yes. >> it was about cocaine. this was about acid. what was the answer? >> president biden has appointe its it's like these people dropped acid in and out back lot . you can't agree with them. they are just so woke. >> this is a very this is going

to be the tiebreaker because we can't go on like this forever. what the squad members took a different approach saying of course they will stand with joe was it omar or was it to leib leave? >> can we say both? >> you are going with, this is the tiebreaker. what is it? >> if he runs for reelection in 2024? you'll escort him? >> support. >> omar was the right answer. >> thank you, i appreciate it. i talked trash all day, so it would have been embarrassing if i lost. >> at least you're not down at the bottom, and you are your winning prize is johnny for the day. he's all yours, abby. >> maybe he can teach me how to

do this thumbs up. >> he can't teach you anything. you will teach him everything. and then send him back to me. other like next time. whoppers window, i want everybody to tune in saturday night at 9:00 p.m. that the dan benji no-show unfiltered, i wil appear at the top of the hour and i predict what's going to happen this summer with the biden presidency. i've never explained this before , so it's good stuff make sure to watch it at 9 nine 9 >> thank you for that news stor on the crew inside the capital. can he be arrested? i think he incited a riot, and he should definitely be subpoenaed to have to testify i front of the committee. doug from park city, utah,. the incident involving the

colbert workers will be swept under the carpet as is all lawbreaking by democrats. i would agree. mark from cheyenne, wyoming, we need is 617 committee to investigate adam schiff. he is complicit in this so-called insurrection. darlene says jesse, make sure these people are put in jail with the same poor people who are still in jail from january 6 . otherwise, let the january 6 people free. fair is fair. nothing is fair in washington, dc so i don't expect that to happen. you notice they were left out after just 24 hours? fishy, isn't it. may be k gp would have better luck just consulting the magic eight ball. i agree. i think that is held biden form his policies because none of it makes any sense. leona, that's a lot a name you don't hear a lot anymore, i lik

his ability to keep a straight face during the white house briefings. i don't, i admire his hair, it' always perfect. joanne, love your show. please stop calling peter ducey it is most unkind. you don't know how he got the nickname joe biden he called hi when he asked him about inflation months ago. and because he's our very own peter ducey, he is now on prime time, our very own stupid son o a leap. >> i agree with a drag queen in every school, even our kids nee to laugh first thing in the morning. i'm not sure that's quite the sense of humor we are looking for, but i don't know what to say. i think cnn stopped using that term the big lie because they want to make that their new

slogan. i'm not so sure about that. i have been watching cnn recently, and they are right down the middle. not all of washington state is this like the circus seattle is just clarifying. good show. thank you. i would agree. thank you so much for watching and always dvr. what tuckered next. i'm jesse watters and this is m world. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson. we're going to with a significance we didn't fully understand than and it's definitely birth worth revisiting great just before dawn on november for the last year a team of fbi agents wearing bulletproof vest showed about the home that works for the invested media company. they pounded on his door and said they had a warrant, we kno it happened