tomorrow "special report" we will continue our series on fentanyl. ohio's republican senator rob portman tells us how his state has really become a border state on this and how the government is not doing enough. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" is up next. you think the blood hound should have gotten it? >> jesse: not a blood hound guy. would have given it to the mini poodle. >> bret: there you go. have a good one. >> jesse: thanks, bret. >> jesse: fox news alert breaking moments ago the d.a. in napa county, california charged paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's husband with dui. this weeks after weeks of pressure from you "primetime" viewers. according to the press release, pelosi will face a misdemeanor charge, not a felony, surprise, surprise. the release added that he had his blood taken and he had his blood alcohol at over .80, .82.

so, if convicted, he faces up to five years probation and a minimum of five days in jail. other than that, it doesn't offer many new details about the crash or what exactly happened that night. for that, why have the "new york times," believe it or not you have may have missed the fashion. elvis fashion boundaries and "avatar" wearing prada you would find a very important story buried near the bottom. a story containing many new shocking details about nancy pelosi nancy pelosi's dui arrest. you may be wondering what's fashionable about drunk driving? how did that end up in the fashion section? i guess if you are going to smash up your porsche you have got to do it in style like pauly

p. we can assure 82-year-old he looks pretty good after totaling the sports car he has the sports coat. the article was spoon fed to the "times" by pelosi's clean up team to make paulie look like a victim. that's right. and i use the term pelosi's team very loosely because we're not really sure nancy is on board with what happened that night. more on that later. the "times" refers to paul pelosi as a, quote: swag gearing presence in napa. well-dressed with a full head of salt and pepper hair. with high society connections to the newsom family and getty tycoons. they quoted friends in napa who said pappa paulie is nothing more than just a social drinker. of course. and it would be harsh, quote unquote to put him in jail because in napa, quote: drunk

driving was always met withstanding rather than criminal charges. but that's not all. we're just getting started. buried between the paragraphs about paulie's sleek salt and pepper hair and nancy's favorite nail salon, there is some shocking details about what really happened that night, things we haven't heard before and things that only make this night seem more suspicious. for example, according to the "times," there was a witness at the scene of the coalition. collision.a witness. funny we asked for witness statements and they told us to take a hike. so who is this witness? just standing on the side of the road in the middle of the night? in the middle of nowhere? there's no bus stops, n. wine country. so if you is ask prime time, this sounds a little fishy, so we have to ask, was the witness in the car with paul? we know nancy was out of town that night and reports suggest paulie p. has always had a

little bit of a wandering eye. walls it hankie panky that caused the collision? we don't know when we spoke to the cops, they refused to say if there was a passenger in the car. they can't confirm or deny it. very interesting. another interesting tid bit, according to the "times," both cars were totaled. totaled. for weeks we have been led to believe this was just like your every day little fender bender. we will say it again. both cars were totaled. the mystery witness also told the "times" pelosi stayed in his car after the accident. he wouldn't get out. instead of getting out like most people do when they get into a car accident, pelosi froze. he was motionless. it took him several minutes to move. why did it take him so long to get out of the car? what was he doing in the car that whole time? "new york times" also claims a local sheriff was actually the first person to arrive on the

scene. not california highway patrol. this is the first time we are hearing about a sheriff. so prime time called him. they told us he was just cruising by when he saw the crash, stopped to check in on everybody, and then left the scene since it wasn't his jurisdiction. does that sound like something a sheriff would do when two cars get totaled in the middle of the night on a secluded highway? you just drive by, everybody okay? okay. this isn't my jurisdiction. i'm out of here. what? we asked the sheriff if there was a passenger in the car with pappa p., and believe it or not, he told us he knew the answer to that question. but he couldn't tell us. because he was being muzzled by napa county district attorney allison haley, hey, alli. she is the one withholding information from the public. she is newsom's girl who by the way the "times" points out has some family ties to the pelosis.

you guys ready for a fun fact from the pelosi family tree? paul's brother was married to the aunt of gavin newsom. just wanted to put that out there. newsom puts in alli. the whole thing is family. and in that "new york times" piece they also mentioned firefighters showed up soon after. why is this the first time we are hearing about firefighters showing up? maybe because no one released a police report yet. nothing is by the book here. was a report filed by the fire department? is there footage of the firefighters at the scene? could they have a dash cam in the engine? did they have to pull a motionless pelosi out of his wrecked porsche? "primetime" wants the truth, so we also contacted napa's fire department with these very questions. and requested all their documents and available footage. no surprise we haven't heard back yet. license almost like hunter biden smashed up his porsche because

you have ever seen some people come together and cover up what happened. fancy nancy want this bottled up. the "times" actually mentioning mrs. speaker of the house swung into full crisis mode as soon as she found out about the accident. she assembled a pricy defense team hiring a crisis manager, a defense lawyer, and a p.r. exec. but nancy can afford it, you know, paul has been timing the market for decades thanks to their pillow talk. their crisis manager is larry camer. he is the guy that told us, quote, so far as i know there is no mugshot. [laughter] that was obviously a lie after pressure from all of you guys. the d.a. was forced to release it days later. either nancy is paying him a lot to lie or is he a idiot. you decide. she is also paying him to pappa

p.'s driving record this isn't pelosi's first accident. when he was 16 a young paulie p. flipped over his sports car on a tight highway car tragically killing his brother who was in the car with him at the time years later he and nancy were on a fundraiser with their children when the car flipped on it side. luckily nobody was injured. and, of course, nancy wanted to turn down money, so she stuck her thumb out and hitchhiked to the fundraiser. we never found out who was driving the car that day. we expect there probably was a little bit of a cover-up back then, too. pelosi supposedly wants her p.r. goons to keep us from knowing pappa p.'s record. the "new york times" in their puff piece was already taking the bait, blaming pauly's most recent accident, you ready? on his recent cataract surgery. so paul pelosi couldn't see and

he was drunk. i'm not sure how that makes the story better i think they think that helps their defense. sounds like paul pelosi is the most dangerous man on wheels. and for california public safety might want to start ubering back from dinner parties when his wife is on the opposite side of the continent. but when you have liberal privilege, you can dance around insider trading, smash up sports cars, and get the "new york times" to write a puff piece about how salt and peppery your gorgeous hair is. this explains why we haven't seen the dash cam and body cam footage from that night. california highway patrol has it they told us they have it. and they say the d.a. won't let them release it the d.a. is telling us a different story. but, we're not going to get jerked around. that's why our attorney has served both sides with papers demanding the release of all the footage along with an explanation. the burden legally is on them,

not us. all we are asking for is transparency, plain and simple. if they don't respond to us by monday, we will be taking them to court. brian claypool is a dui and civil rights attorney. brian, obviously, this is all just breaking. what do you think about the fact that they are charging paulie with a misdemeanor but i think the injuries to the other driver -- i think they are just more than a band-aid. that's the impression i'm getting, right? >> yeah, hey, great to be back with you, jesse. i mean, the plot just continues to thicken. you know, people across this country just want to have fair justice for all, right? not what you just said which is liberal blue privilege in napa county. i just read this press release that your office sent me, it's really stunning. it's staggering. this press release was written really in response to you, your

show, your viewers, and the public records act request that you filed which was a great job. i mean, this d.a. crites in this press release, do you know what she said, jesse, leave the victim alone the guy who had no injuries. leave this poor guy alone he is the victim now. guess what she does, jesse. she cites a law in california called marci's law. i got news for her because i do sex abuse cases, too. marci's law stems from sexual abuse victims who demand a right to be heard in court in privacy when there is a charge of assault, battery, or sexual abuse. not a car accident. so i'm offended by the fact that she would raise that issue, too. and, let me throw in another one. she is trying to tell your viewers across the country, let's not litigate this case on tv. and we don't have to give jesse -- we don't have to give

jesse the dash cam video because we don't try cases in the public forum. well, i got news for her. i have read the public record acts too many times. i'm embarrassed to admit that but i will tell you that it only applies to an impending criminal investigation. if that investigation is in danger. guess what? somebody send a news flash to her. her criminal investigation has been completed now. right? he has been charged. so she needs to release that dash cam footage. it doesn't apply. >> jesse: all right. so this d.a., alli, hey, alli, she is corrupt and stupid because she is citing improper statutes that don't deal. she doesn't know the investigation is finished. that opens up the door for the dash cam release. i don't understand now the witness. because we have been banging down doors to find out if there was someone in the car, if there was a witness.

all of a sudden, a month later, a magical witness in s. in play and guest getting a vibe that witness may or may not have been in the car with paul pelosi? what the heck is going on here with this case? >> it's a flat out joke, dude. this is an embarrassment to the justice system. not just in california across the country. this is flat out privilege. i have been involved in a lot of cases. nobody gets this kind of pampering for a dui that involved an injury that could have been elevated to a higher felony but, guess what? she didn't tell us what the injury was to this guy, so we can't make up our mind whether it should have been charged as a felony. right? she intentionally leaves that information out for all of you. and then she -- in this press release, she is protecting the witness. that is not a fair and unbiased prosecutor. she has no right to go out and try to protect the person that

was involved in this accident. the country, people across this country have a right to know what went down that night. and i got news for you. when you go to trial, jesse. there is a million ways you can make sure to get a fair trial. you ask all the jurors, did you see jesse's show? if you didn't see his show then you can be on the jury, right? there is a lots of ways to make sure paul gets a fair jury trial. >> jesse: according to the d.a. paul is the victim. he is almost murdering people drunk on the highway at 10:00 p.m. but he's the victim. let's get that right. all right. we are going to keep pushing this and see him in court if they don't respond. thank you so much, brian, for all your expertise. couldn't do it without you. >> yeah. you bet, jesse. thanks for having me. >> jesse: steve now cashing in on their liberal privilege. plus, "primetime" hits the streets with the "duck dynasty" team. >> what is the lame duck in government? >> i don't really like geese, maybe attacking people for no reason.

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js js the left has he slandering police for years. called nazis blm riots then came january 6th and something strange happened. >> we see protesters attacking police officers with canisters and sprays. >> you seal here the push past police, removing the barriers that were in the crowd's way. including at times literal metal barricades and attacking police. >> we saw them attack police officers. >> hundreds of police officers defending the u.s. capitol were viciously attacked by the mob. >> >> jesse: all of the sudden they cared about people attacking police and they want to throw the book at everybody who happened to sneeze on an officer that day "primetime" wants

liberals to respect cops every day of the year just not januar. biden's doj has quietly dropped federal assault charges against antifa criminals who attacked police officers in portland and not a single democrat politician seems to care. do you remember the portland riots? remember? it 100 days of violence. police officers were hurt. they laid siege to a federal courthouse injuring scores of officers and causing a lot of damage. but joe biden's department of justice they just keep dropping the charges for all of the antifa rioters. ready? at least 79 had their charges dropped even people who assaulted police officers. cpac recently uncovered these details just a few months ago the biden administration dropped charges against christian burke he threw a large rock at

officer's led in 2020 in portland. roy rider, a real beauty after he violently stabbed a cop with an umbrella. in january his charges were dropped in the interest of justice, whatever that means, but it wasn't just then, as soon as biden got into office, his department of justice, just started dropping charges like this was their job. nathan underrer donk snow. a ridiculous name if i ever heard one smashed an officer in the face with a shield. another handsome lad. his charges were also dropped. sebastian dubar look at those it tats: evan lewis cronkite bound korean anarchist assault charge dropped after violent a te'o a attacking an officer.

do you know why they are getting away with it because antifa is just an idea, remember? not to mention an idea drinked in liberal privilege. case in point, the colbert seven. i highly doubt federal federal prosecutors are going to hold them accountable. we know the extremist pro-abortion group jane's revenge they won't be prosecuted by the biden administration even though they attacked dozens of pro-life centers and threatened even greater violence if roe falls. biden's justice department probably doesn't even have a single undercover agent in this radical and violent pro-choice outfit. they are probably all being used against trump supporters. sorry. we don't have any undercovers to spare. this has been happening for years. remember in 2008 when then attorney general eric holder dropped the charges against those baton wielding new black panther party dudes when they tried to intimidate voters at the polling station in philly? democrats protect their own.

don't you dare raise your voice at a board meeting. if your daughter was raped in a bathroom by a cross dressing psycho path, parents who speak out against anything in school, like critical race theory or mask mandates, they are called domestic terrorists and merrick garland opens an fbi file on them. it is time for merrick garland to go. when republicans take the house, he needs to be censured and put in a head lock and given a very, very big noogie. matt schlapp joins us now. we don't need anyone to touch merrick garland's head. he wouldn't like that. enough is enough with this clown who just doesn't deliver justice in a fair and decent way. don't you think it's time for him to go? that's a valid point, jesse. there is something about the

department of justice that is supposed to be free of politics. under obama and now under biden, the department of justice is operating like it's the democratic national committee they just sent out a slew of subpoenas in the states that have the most important senate races states like nevada and arizona and pennsylvania and georgia. there was a time when the doj would back away when politics was involved. for these guys when politics is involved. they step in and the dropping of all these charges against these violent rioters in portland is a disgraceful example that if your cause, your left wing cause is supported by this department of justice, it doesn't matter what you do to a cop, throw a rock at a cop, throw a canister at a cop, put a shield to his neck. hit him with your elbows wildly and violently it doesn't matter if your left wing cause. >> jesse: do you think the department of justice under joe biden kind of uses antifa as a little bit of a street squad?

>> i think that the democratic party has embraced violence. we see jamie raskin on the j 6 committee, jesse during the rodney king right that he hoped nobody was prosecuted by the then bush 41 justice department. bennie thompson who is the chairman of this sham committee basically saying those riots were justified. so i do think that this socialist party, which is a tragedy that the democratic party has embraced this radicalism, violence is a part of it and how do you know that? they never call it out. nancy pelosi sent out all the black lives matter protests i guess people are going to do things. that's as strong as she could get. >> jesse: so if you wander into a federal building in washington, they are going to throw the book at you. but if you light one on fire in portland, then they are going to drop the charges. i guess that's the new standard of justice. and that's the despicable. >> this j-6 investigation from

what i have been reading today, many people at doj are claiming it's the largest investigation in its history. the most subpoenas in our history over the facts that we had cities and states that wouldn't follow voter i.d. and the fact that people were outraged over that and the states i was in. i saw people who were outraged over that. if you are a grandma and worried about the fact that voter i.d. is not upheld you are probably still sitting in jail. if you go after a cop and with blm or antifa, this department of justice wants to say hey, it's okay. you had a grievance you must have had a bad day. >> jesse: matt, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: the left unloads on the supreme court after they rule on gun rights. ♪ is u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine

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>> jesse: the situation at the white house is deteriorating,

rapidly. joe biden's home health aids are now giving him note cards with very specific instructions on how to complete the most basic tasks required for any adult human being. seriously. look at one of these cards. caught on camera earlier today. ready? you enter the roosevelt room and say hello. you take your seat, not somebody else's seat. you give brief comments. you ask schueler a question. so apparently questions are arranged in advance. you thank participants. you depart. in the word you is always capitalized. they have to tell their boss the president of the united states to sit in a chair with his name on it we have got some suggestions for tomorrow's card. you drill, you stop spending money. and you stay on your bike. hopefully someone gives him the

card. mainly win for the second amendment today. the supreme court ruling to overturn new york's restrictive regulations for conceal carry permits. but the left is already furious. >> given everything that new york city is going through, it seems -- i don't even have the words. >> death wish. >> no, it's so -- it's such a middle financing tore new york. >> i am disappointed at the supreme court's decision. i think it's a bad decision. i think it's -- i think it's not reasoned accurately but i'm disappointed. >> many of us are deeply concerned and troubled by the supreme court's ruling today. it, i believe, defies common sense and, um, the constitution of the united states. >> jesse: there is keith olbermann chock and former msnbc news anchor calling for the full supreme court abolishment.

just dissolve it and then he called amy coney barrett just a paralegal. ha ha ha. after a year and a half after listening to the left lecture us on the importance of the balance of powers, the constitution, our democratic institutions and the rule of law, they disagree with the supreme court decision and, hey, let's burn it all down glen green walt a success stech subs. what are the chances kamala harris actually read today's opinion. >> so much of the denunciations about what the supreme court is doing have no bearing at all on what they actually concluded about the constitution and what is driving me craziest is that whenever the court invalidates a law on the grounds that it violates the constitution, as the court did today, the main argument that is being invoked

is oh, well, this law is very popular. or, the supreme court ruling is unpopular. which is a complete perversion of how our entire system of constitutional republic is supposed to function. if all you do is tell people that whatever a majority wants something they can have it, you don't need a constitution. you don't need a bill of rights. you don't need a supreme court. you just have an election or a referendum. the whole point of having a supreme court is to say sometimes when majorities want something it infringes on the fundamental rights of the minority and, therefore, we need a supreme court do invalidate it perverse form of teach appeal to popular upon defend a supreme court opinion. >> jesse: it's a great point. you don't want the justices to know what's popular at all. you want them wearing non-trendy clothes. you want them it going to average restaurants and you want them watching tv shows that

aren't really that popular at all and you can barely find on netflix. that's the mindset you want as a justice? right? >> yeah. it's amazing they were saying things today like the supreme court should be reading the room and. >> jesse: reading the room. >> keep following public events because people are angry about gun violence. that's exactly what you don't want judges doing reading the room. that's why they have life tenure because they don't have to worry about doing things unpopular, their whole job is to do things unpopular when the majority does something that violates the constitution. >> jesse: why can't you guys just be like politicians, like us, put your finger in the air and just kind of go with the mob. why can't you go with the mob? unbelievable. but i think we expect to hear more of this as this big roe case is going to be decided. so, just get ready. we're going to have our minds blown by some not very deep legal opinions. thank you so much, glenn greenwald. >> all right.

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#. >> jesse: since cnn has retired the term big lie we should put it to use elsewhere jussie smollett. he has been pushing a really big lie for years. he hired two african-american brothers to stage the hoax is he still sticking to his story. >> i had done this i would be a piece of [bleep] >> yeah. >> and i don't think that is -- i don't think that that is -- that's not really questionable. if i had done something like this, it would mean that i stuck my fist in the pain of black americans. it would mean that i stuck my fist in the fierce of the lgbtq community. nighttime that [bleep]. i never have been. don't need to be. >> jesse: as biden would say c'mon, man, you got off easy. six days in jail out of a possible 150. come clean already unless you are prepared to go full

castanza. >> just remember, it's not a lie if you believe it. >> jesse: joining me now is dr. catherine coleman clinical psychologist. all right. doctor, what do you think is going on upstairs in his little head? >> it's a great question, jesse. it seems like he is either in such denial about what happened or he absolutely lacks self-awareness. you know, you played some of the audio and, you know, he refers and he says to himself, you know, if i had done this i would really be a piece of, you know what. well, guess what, by saying all of this you are just dig the whole deeper. you are. that's exactly what's happening. i don't know that he realizes how badly this continues to look for him in the court of public opinion. >> jesse: do you think he goes through what happened that night in his head and maybe tries to convince himself before going to sleep that maybe things didn't happen that way? or does he know that it's all

bogus and he is just keeps doing this because it's the only way he knows? >> well, you know, who really knows? but, look, he is a liar. he gets caught in lies consistently. and he is probably gotten away with it for a long time and it's been reinforced. so he is definitely lying to the public. he is probably lying to himself as well. but i do think he is probably at the time at the point where he absolutely believes his own lie and is he going to stoic his story. i admire the perseverance. >> jesse: you admire it. so if you sat him down on the couch, doctor, and he was paying you your exorbitant fee hourly. how would you crack him? what would you tell him? >> i would validate him. it's really rough to be you, jussie. it's really rough to be an actor and make money and to spend a measly six and a half days in jail when you could have spent so much time. i would have stroked his ego. >> jesse: you stroke it and then you bring it all out. all right.

>> exactly. >> jesse: i would like to sit in on that session. thank you so much, doctor. >> have a good one. >> jesse: there are certain rules you have to follow if you want to be president. number one, if you are on the campaign trail, don't eat a corn dog. not a good look. and if you are able to avoid food on sticks and make it into the white house, you still have to, you know, keep up appearances. number two, if the press joins us out on the golf course you have got to eat them straight. >> drive. >> number three, if you are going to launch a three, you better not miss. >> oh. >> walk off. >> that's what i do. [laughter] >> that's what i do. >> jesse: obama should give some lessons to his old pal kamala. he called her the best looking attorney general in the country. michelle probably wouldn't like it if he helped her work on her

form but the v.p. was out at the basketball court this week at american university when she decided to jack up a few shots. here's how that went. >> show them what you have got. borders. [buzzer] >> oh. [buzzer] [buzzer] [cheers] [buzzer] [cheers] [buzzer] >> jesse: that's hard to watch but, nevertheless, she persevered. she always does. she just needed the second gentleman to man splain had to bank it in. [cheers]

>> jesse: bend your knees and aim for the box, kamala. only being vice president were that simple. but her press secretary, we don't even know who she is, it's probably her third or fourth, posted the video on twitter with the caption nothing but net. she edited out her misses and only kept the one she made. and by the way she banked it in. so none of that makes sense and it's a lie which is the slogan for the biden-harris campaign but, hey, bright side here for kamala, at least she didn't fall off a bike. the crew from duck family treasures takes new york. ♪ >> what makes you lock your doors at night? >> not going to help i where we are from. have gunshots coming straight through the window. right through the wall. you know. ♪ ♪ “i say, “not yet”.

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>> jesse: forget about looking for ducks. jason jeff robertson are back on the hunt for buried treasure. so we went with them to times square to ask new yorkers what they treasure. watch. ♪ ♪ >> do you know who we are? speak a look at me, i know who l are. >> how are you doing? >> how you doing? >> it's the weirdest thing you've ever eaten? >> dear, honestly. we eat that all the time here >> sour yogurt from afghanistan. >> frog legs. >> it tastes like chicken. >> you ate it. >> what makes you lock your doors at night? >> is not going to help us where we are from. gunshots straight through the window. to speak of the wall just got 1. >> my neighbor kind of dictates when i leave my house.

>> won't you be my neighbor? >> i just want to make sure nobody comes in when i'm about to believe my [bleep]. >> of you think is the nation's biggest treasure? >> the pride we have as americans in america. >> drake, everybody loves drake. >> best? i think freedom. freedom is a national treasure. ♪ ♪ >> what is the lame duck in government? >> i don't really like geese attacking people for no reason. >> what could we do better? >> protect our children. >> nobody wants to work together anymore. >> have you ever considered running for office? >> not until today. >> no. >> gas prices are so high. >> i promise you i'm doing everything possible.

>> what is your impression of joe biden? >> i don't know why he is always falling. >> he can stand up more. ♪ ♪ >> do you want to blow a duck call? >> sure. [duck call] >> are they coming, the pigeons? >> i am jeff am jeff. >> i am jace, and this is our treasure appears to. >> tucker: here now, costar is a fox nation's "duck family treasure." how did you like it in times square today? >> i was looking at the footage because during all of that someone picks my pocket. >> jesse: no! >> took my shades. my $20 shades. not ray bans. >> my wife just got me those for father's day.

>> jesse: i would say i'm surprised but i'm not, new york, that you got pickpocketing. it was probably gutfeld looking for beer money. you got bamboozled, you've got to be on the lookout. >> my impression is there's work to do here. >> jesse: we have a lot of work to do. and no one is doing it. >> it was actually the closest i've been to being high. one of the guests, i don't know what he was smoking. >> jesse: the guy with the dreads and no shirt? he said he was eating the grass. and smoking it. it's all legal now, it's all decriminalized. >> really? >> jesse: you didn't know that? now you are going to stay longer. >> i did not know that. >> jesse: tell us a little bad about what you're looking for and what you're going to expect on the new fox nation deal. >> we did the duck show and got into a hobby of treasure hunting in the next thing you know, jeff

and i are out there with our good buddy, murray, who is kind of a history expert and we are looking for lost treasure. >> jesse: all right. have you found anything at? >> we found some cool stuff. we found something not from this planet. >> jesse: not from this planet? okay. that is what we call a tease, gentlemen. we will be watching on fox nation. try not to get pickpocketing on your way out of here. >> i will. front pocket from here on out. >> jesse: that is the move. you learn something on your trip to new york. thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> jesse: watters' window, the poll results, can you scroll your initials with your child in wet cement sidewalks when you walk by? yes! and the duck guys agree with me, we are in the majority. scrawl away. we are not endorsing it but we are agreeing with it. if you can charge for a crime

for defacing property, not my fault. time for some text messages. sue says, i am so sick and tired of all the entitlement and privileges democrats like paul pelosi are applying to themselves while the rest of us normal, typical and hardworking americans are struggling. we are too and that is why we are getting that dashcam. kevin says, whatever happened to mothers against drunk driving? they released that kind of mealy mouth statement. they didn't even named paul pelosi in it. very, very weak statement. my mother would say to me, we are very disappointed. and ed says, can we call this the napa critic affair? i see what you did there come a very good. richards has come a great show, keep going until the early morning raid at your house. i know i am getting audited. i've already talked to my tax attorney about it. nancy pelosi me sell has got me in her sights.

blake says, do you have bodyguards? what do i need bodyguards for? i've got the duck guys here. plus it is the pelosis. it's not like i am messing with the clintons. never want to do that, i am smarter than i look. thanks, guys. dvr the show. tucker is up next and always remember, i am watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." tonight, the true measure of ch, wise man once said is not when you make a mistake. all of us do. but when you learn from that mistake. with those words in mind we would like to begin tonight with an admission. it is contrition night on fox news, it is time to reassess our view of kamala harris. if you watch the show you know for more than a year we've had our pretty