washington. monday on "special report," independence day activities throughout the nation in the preview of tuesday's medal of honor ceremony. please join me for fox news sunday. my guests will be john kirby from the national security council and mississippi republican governor tate reeves. check it out live forest at the dvr. thanks for watching "special report." jesse watters prime time with guest host sean duffy starts now. >> i appreciate it. ♪ ♪ 's all right, it's not a secret that when you're not feeling passionate or happy with something you're not going to take care of it. maybe you got dumped and you're not feeling the love so you let yourself go and everything around you go. >> this is disgusting. >> what are you burning? >> everything. everything that reminds me of her and i need it gone.

i thought i was fine. i'm not. i'm not fine at all. >> sean: may be just got fired and you don't want to do with yourself. >> i am completely measurable, san diego. it is so damn hot. milk was a bad choice. >> sean: you start to let yourself go. that's what's happening in america. when you don't love where you're from, you let it fall apart. right now, as our major cities are rotting, there's no sense of ownership. our leaders are just letting it happen. we are seeing this in real time in the streets of san francisco and los angeles where homelessness and filth are taking over. we are seeing it in the streets of new york city, philadelphia, chicago. elected officials running the city. it's criminals. free rein to terrorize innocent americans and no one is stopping them. we are seeing thugs around the

country go around tearing down statues of abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, george washington. like these people meant absolutely nothing to our country. the truth is, americans have a right to be frustrated right now. things aren't perfect. american wages are getting wiped out. it's hard to afford basic every day groceries. gas prices are crushing family budgets and it feels like there's no end in sight. neighbors and friends are constantly fighting over things like abortion. we are constantly being divided instead of unified and every day that wages driven deeper as the left has their eyes set on trying to tear down america. it's not just what we are seeing but it's what we are constantly hearing. democrats are just like a bad parent or family member who is determined to bring you down! >> you are nothing to me now. you're not a brother. you're not a friend. i don't want to know you or what you do. >> sean: who in their right

mind would want to stick around for someone like that? no one. they've been telling us for years and years this country is falling apart. we need to toss it out. we need to start a new. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. >> savagely wrong in this country. there is a normalcy of injustice. >> i was really disturbed. i saw dozens and dozens of pickup trucks with expletives against joe biden. dozens of american flags, it's also disturbing. >> sean: you heard her. the american flag, bad. the left has been trying to drill into our brain since we were young that american exceptionalism is not something to be proud of. it is something to be ashamed of. it's exactly what we are -- what they are trying to teach our kids right now. we have told time and time again that our founding fathers were

corrupt and awful people in that piece of paper called the constitution, just throw it out. >> it was written by and colonists. >> the electoral college. >> it's outdated. >> the founding fathers were racist, misogynist jerk faces. >> sean: the founding principles of america are bad, you've got it? the people americans are supposed to look up to like our former first later, they'll tell you nine times out of ten they've never been proud of the country. >> for the first time in my adult life, i am proud of my country. it feels like hope is finally making a comeback. >> sean: michelle only said that when it looked like her husband was winning. now that he's gone, the proud nest has disappear like magic. >> i would love to be able to tell you that everything is as it should be. to stand up here and clear my

throat and say the state of our democracy is strong. but you and i come in we all know that i can say that right now. >> sean: oh. if the former first lady thinks america is just one big disappointed, it doesn't instill much hope for the rest of the country. from there the radicals are ready to go off. >> ♪♪ i am ashamed to be an american where not all folks are free ♪ ♪ their eight no doubt this ain't our land ♪♪ >> sean: if we are hearing is how america is the worst the message is going to stick. when you hear something over and over again, you start to believe it. it's no surprise that a new fox news poll reveals 56% of the country isn't proud of america. that has gone up 11% from five years ago and 28% since 2011. it's a shame most of america

isn't feeling patriotic. but you really can't blame them when you have people like aoc and nancy pelosi always trying to tear us down. but we are not going to accept that. >> one thing to remember. no matter where you go, no matter what you do, don't take no crap from nobody. feel we need to be proud of who we are. don't let anyone tell you or your kids we should be ashamed of this country because there is so much to be proud of. since 1776, the united states has only grown stronger and stronger. most innovative and creative country in the world. land of opportunity. people travel far and wide to come right here to america. one of the most generous countries in the world. we give to other countries who aren't as fortunate because we want to help people. one other country sends their young men to other parts of the world to fight? not for power, not for money but solely for other people's freedom. we are the most free country on

this earth. that's something to be proud of. we are the land where everyone is equal and every single american matters. that's never going to change. we should be proud of our identity and stick up for our country that will always stick bios. all right, joey jones is a retired united states marine and fox news contributor. i wanted to have you on when i was reading that because i know you love america but i wanted to know what you think is driving these numbers where people aren't proud of our country? >> that monologue, i am hyped. i don't know how to feel about this but you have spoken. i understand it. when you look at the groups of people in this country. you have the progressives on the left, and their ideas are rooted in not just victimhood but grievance. they believe our prosperity is a derivative of oppression, centuries of it that they feel has never left. then you look at the right and they see corporations ending to the woke mob.

with a see as security, all these types of ways that our culture and what they believe to be what made this country prosperous being attacked. they see it being abdicated. absent fathers in the grievance culture. two groups of people that are highly passionate. we have a political class that pretty on it and exacerbated. that's why i love that monologue. there was that exercise. creeping in schools and colleges. his saying if you are white take a step forward. the idea was if you have privilege your appear. what about people from countries around the world and ask questions like if you have a bill of rights, take a step forward. if you have running water and electricity. if you have internet, activity, sticker step forward. if you have at least one big meal a day, stick it -- take a

step forward. things that we as americans hardly ever, ever question. the gap between us and them was everyone else. >> sean: it's really good point. you left part of your body overseas. the news came out that every branch of the u.s. military is having trouble with recruiting so if you teach your kids to hate their country, why are you going to get children to volunteer for a military force where they could make the ultimate sacrifice? it seems like it's a national security risk. >> i was talking to a buddy and he said we are raising a generation of weak men and pissed off women. i said what you mean? he said listen. when we talk about this recruiting problem, he is my marine corps mentor and that's when he was talking about, the people that would come to him. what he would say is this isn't just a problem of want to. a third of everyone trying to join the military can't. they can't qualify.

basic physical fitness, rap sheets, tattoos, we have a young generation of americans who have all the opportunity in the world. i still believe. i have a 13-year-old son. they are getting attacked from all angles. masculinity is wrong. that they are oppressed and that's where those two groups of people come from, the idea that men are getting weaker and women are getting mad about it. it's true because you're giving kent from all angles with this messaging that not only is your country not good enough but you're not good enough because you are a white male or whatever it might be. >> sean: a young man who is very close to me. he is buff and stronger loves america and wants to join the military and he was going to join until they have the vaccine mandate and he said you know what, i am young and healthy. i don't want to take the vaccine. i'm not going to join. he's taking a different path and he loses in the military loses. >> 40,000 national guardsmen may have to hang up their uniform over this. it's ridiculous. tell me, what's more harmful?

our ability to fight for our freedom? coronavirus are not having the military to fight it. >> sean: tell me what america means to you. >> it's real simple. when you thanked me for my service, i say thank you for being a country worth fighting for. everything i left on the battlefield was worth it because this is a country we can have this conversation. >> sean: i tried to quote you in a podcast where i heard you say to be thankful by being an american, an american that was worth dying for, sacrificing for. i love that quote. joey jones, thanks for joining me. happy fourth of july. she is a lady and a bird? i'll explain after the break. toe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years.

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>> sean: happy fourth of july weekend. hope you're ready to celebrate america's birthday. once people forgot about covid. you probably don't have to deal with annoying relatives nagging you about masks and vaccines. the bad news is that your cookout is going to be more expensive than ever before. when joe biden took credit for saving a $0.16 at last year's barbecue. prices are up 17% since last year for beef, buns, chicken, lemonade. not to mention potato salad and ice cream. it is the president going to take credit for that too? if you are traveling this weekend, you are in for pain. we know how ridiculous the price of gas has gotten under joe biden. don't complain. the president says will have to deal with it for as long as it takes so how long will it take? months, years? we don't know. one of his top economic advisors

was asked about biden's comment and he doubled down saying the american people will have to sacrifice on the altar of the liberal world order. >> what you heard from the president was a clear articulation of the stakes. this is about the future of the liberal world order and we have to stand firm. >> sean: wow. nan ryan, good to see you. i was shocked that you have -- the economic advisor to the president said in open television that they are all about a liberal world order. what does that mean to you? >> well, first of all. it's refreshing that they are dropping any pretense that anything that they are doing is to benefit the american people want and the level. i think what it means to me is those that are in power and governing this country truly

think this country intended, that it's evil. those in power governing think the country is evil and are hell-bent on destroying the american way of life as we know it. you can see it through the domestic energy policy. i tell people you think $5 for a gallon of gas, that's child's play. they are intent on $15 to $20 for a gallon of gasoline and of driving electric cars powered by cobalt mind by slave labor eating bugs. that's what they want. when they say liberal world order, they want us subservient to them, for america to cease to be a sovereign nation and to be a globalist second rate country. that's all they are aiming for. i want to remind people everything that is taking place with this administration, it's not a mistake. it's intentional. they fully intend that change this country to make it fit into

their liberal world order. >> sean: that's a really good point. this quote on cnn underscores the point that it's intentional. it's not by accident. what's shocking is that to your point, they may hate america. they may think america is evil so they feel justified in making us poorer, less safe, less free. >> absolutely. i think they feel that they are absolutely right. so much so in their arrogance they look at anybody who disagrees with them, who might have a different thought. as you dirty little presence, submit to your betters and if you don't submit and comply we will take this government that is supposedly of, by, and for the people and weaponize it against you until you actually figure out what is best for you. no, no, no. they think they are completely right and what they are doing because they view us as limiting their progress toward some great and glorious future which in the end is statism in which we all

serve the state. >> sean: i serve nine years in congress and i made mistakes and when you make mistakes the voters can be very forgiving. but if you intentionally inflict pain on the american people, i don't understand how that is an effective election strategy for this november. i think they are going to get wiped out. >> i do too. they make it clear they attend economically destroy the american people, the middle class. even more so, make them pay for the pain of it all. i think they're going to get a very rude awakening this fall not only at the federal level but the state and local level to actually experience the full backlash of the american people saying you truly do -- again, if you hated america, would you do anything differently from what the biden administration is doing? they are making it very clear their disdain and hatred for the american people and i think the american people are going to be letting their voices be heard in

november. >> sean: they would've changed course along time ago. i'm not so sure they love the country. inks for joining me. happy fourth of july. >> thanks, same to you. >> sean: great news from our friendly neighbors in canada. a missing woman was located in toronto yesterday. police have been searching for her for five days. they put out an apb. she was last seen wearing a gray t-shirt and gray pants. 5'10" with a thin build, shady hair and a full goatee. what? a photo of isabella which matched every part of the description except the whole part about being a woman. we shouldn't be surprised. men are women and women are men and sometimes people are birds. >> hi, my name is cameron. avery and i are both birds. i am a cardinal. avery is a blue jay.

we like pronounce because they feel even further removed from gender thin they, them, theirs. being birds, while we have our own gender expression we don't inherently have a gender at all. not in the way that we are nonbinary. our species is the avian-human hybrid does not inherently have any kind of gender at all. >> sean: this is absolute insanity. she identifies as a bird? wait a second. where have i heard that before? >> say i am a bird. >> no. don't do it. >> say i am a bird. say it. >> your bird. >> sean: you know what, if

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unchecked. on top of the devastated loss of life we've seen. 53 migrants found dead after a failed smuggling attempt left him to die in the scorching heat. the biden administration is letting all of this happen and they seem not to give a care. stephen miller is a former white house senior advisor instrumental in writing the remain in mexico policy and joins me now. good to be with you. what impact does the court's decision on remain in mexico, vacating it, have on our border. >> it's important to understand that the biden administration never complied with the lower court's injunction. they put a small handful of people and remain in mexico while releasing hundreds of thousands. so what it really means is the biden administration is going to get away with committing an

impeachable offense by refusing to comply with an injunction from a federal court. on the ground it's going to be a signal to the world, not just mexico, not just central america, south america, all of planet earth to keep streaming across the border in record numbers taking american jobs, american health care, american benefits, american housing and many thousands of american lives. >> sean: i think you're absolutely right. joe biden. 207,000 migrants. supposed to do a case by case analysis before he would parole them into the country, release them in the country as opposed to sending them back to mexico. he wasn't using remain in mexico anyway so there will be no real impact on the border crossings but you're right, it sends a different message to the rest of the world. america. the border is open. come on in. it's a free-for-all. everybody join. >> what i really want to

underscore is that what's happening to america has never happened to any country in history except for countries that have lost a war in an armed conflict and had no territorial control whatsoever but the volume and number of people coming across illegally has no historical precedent. this administration is resettling them on purpose, willfully, premeditated really. what president trump achieved is astonishing. he got mexico and the northern triangle countries to agree to resettle illegal aliens instead of releasing any of them here regardless of whether or not they had an asylum claim. he sealed the border shut and illegal aliens were legal deported to their home country or sent to another willing country. one biden -- taking the policy of catch and release and turbo boosted it at applied to families, single adults, minors, everyone. you get to the boiler and you

get to go to the destination of your choice. this is going to ultimately cost our treasury trillions of dollars in the long term. >> sean: everyone may not have loved what you and donald trump did together to secure our border but you made an effort to secure our border. title 42, joe biden. remain in mexico. all policies that were working. joe biden was trying to get rid of all of them and replace them with nothing. talk about the human impact. mentioning the 53 migrants who died in the tractor-trailer. they died from heat exhaustion. there is a humanitarian crisis. >> heartless, soulless, wicked and cruel. record numbers of illegal migrants are dying, suffocating to death, dying of heat, sweltering, horrible, unimaginable deaths. record numbers of americans are dying of drugs.

i.c.e. has been defamed, dismantled, and decimated. illegal aliens with severe criminal records are being released from prisons and jails to prey upon innocent citizens. what president trump did by establishing this was to end catch and release permanently so every illegal immigrant the border patrol apprehended could be sent to another country. that had never ever been achieved before in american history going back to eisenhower. joe biden came in and ordered everyone of those policies, title 42, asylum suspensions, remained in mexico, ordered them all terminated with the singular goal of the largest resettlement of illegal aliens in history. americans are suffering. hospitals are suffering. workplaces are suffering, taxpayers are suffering and illegal immigrants are being horribly abused, sexually assaulted, murdered and killed.

>> sean: it is shameful. we appreciate your work in the white house. we appreciate your clarity today. thanks for joining us a happy fourth of july. biden's incompetence is hitting border communities the hardest. look at arizona's tucson sector. the athena 44% increase in illegal migrants in the year alone. my next guest is fighting for a chance to represent arizona. jim, good to see you. talk about illegal immigration and the impact it's having on voters in arizona. arizona used to be a red state but joe biden won in 2020 so how does this impact the way the boat goes in arizona? >> it is front and center, the number one issue in arizona. 72% of republicans and the independents who vote in the primary and general say this is the number one issue. it manifests itself all across our state. front and center here with his

50,000 per week invasion of our country. as ex-military, as a business guy who gets things done, came from recurve building large-scale power plants, i intend to do everything i can in my power to shut down business in the u.s. senate until we get this resolved. get back to the remain in mexico policy and make sure that it's the law of the land. this invasion of arizona, it's unbelievable. i served in the military to stop invasions of other countries and it's happening here. >> sean: you want to replace senator kelly. fairway for the national polling with the hispanic vote. they have a approval rating of 24% for joe biden. are you seeing that movement with hispanics in texas that and say listen i'm sick of these policies, i don't want open borders, want to focus on a great economy. are you taking that up as you

travel in the state? >> absolutely. we are advertising in english and spanish all across the southern part of our state. we have been well received in the communities. devastated along the border. the cartel controls the border here in arizona. $6250 per person. it's made for every migrant coming across the border so yes, those advertisements, in some cases they found excuses before and radio stations not to allow republicans in. we are being well received. the mining community also those types of communities are looking for jobs and i intend to bring mining back strongly in arizona. it's finally time for someone in washington to actually stand up and have the guts to get things done for the american people. the people right here in arizona. the front lines of this craziness. that's why i have stepped up, i'm not a lawyer. we don't need more of those in d.c. we see how they failed us but i will stand up for the people here and i will take it to the hill and i'll make sure that as

an army veteran that our people in arizona are taken care of. >> sean: when i ran for congress, i never said i was a lawyer. i was a prosecutor. no one likes lawyers. good luck with the race. i know how hard they are. happy fourth of july. speak a happy fourth and god bless america. >> sean: the climate crazies are coming for your tires. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (dad) ohhhhoooo.... (man) woah, woah, woah! no, no, no, no! ugh...

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think about the loss to the biden administration. it's a loss for america and the world. >> we need to cut our emissions and have as a planet by 2030. >> the challenge is that yes the meeting was really disappointing. in many ways it sends devastating signals. it tells us the supreme court is more interested in special interests that are being funded by the fossil fuel industry. >> sean: there are climate not out there listening to these people. one group from the u.k. is taking climate change so seriously they call themselves the tire extinguishers. they find suvs and deflate tires. their mission: make it impossible to own an suv. they wreak havoc in countries like austria, germany, switzerland. for the first time they hit up

new york city. deflating the tires of 40 suvs in the upper eastside. the group celebrated by posting a picture. saying your gas guzzler kills. as if new york city doesn't have enough crime to deal with. now you have climate crazies going around slashing tires. hey, as long as they are saving the planet. all right, douglas murray, fox news contributor and author of "the war on the west." happy fourth of july but you're not an american so i'm not going to do that. >> i celebrated anyway. >> sean: i love that about you. thank you. maybe you will take meghan markle home one you go. that would be a great gift on the fourth of july. the video of the leftist media types going on about this decision. is the media and democrats misguided on this climate

agenda? >> didn't one of your contributors say the supreme court made that decision about the epa because they wanted to be funded by fossil fuels? very strange. absolutely typical thinking. we can probably expect more of this climate alarmist activism. a lot of it going around and it seems to be always reaching a higher and higher peak. we've been told for years that we have two weeks to save the planet, 12 minutes to save the planet. last year we were told by world leaders we had one minute to save the planet. a lot of people act on that, young people. they get genuinely terrified. people are being persuaded they are about to burn to death in the next 24 hours. it's a very, very bad way to try to scare children. then we see the results of it. people like these hooligans believing they are acting in an incredibly righteous way going around the upper eastside slashing tires. i would like to see them try

that in texas. i would like to see them try their activism there. it's absently typical. ratcheted up another notch in the extremism and that's because so many people keep ratcheting up their language. >> sean: last time i checked i don't think joe biden drives around in a tesla. he drives around in an suv. i'd like to see them do that to the presidential motorcade. i served four terms in congress, nine years. it's important that congress passed legislation. supreme court said congress should pass laws if you want to transfer america from fossil fuels to green energy. they should pass it or pass a law that directs the epa to do that but congress hasn't done that. they can't create laws on footnotes and change the american economy. if your democracy, does that make sense question mike >> of course. one of the problems is they want

to rush everybody into an energy situation we are not ready for. whatever the virtues of the green energy, zero carbon stuff, it doesn't work yet. it doesn't keep the grid going. he doesn't keep up with cars running. it is impossible yet. maybe it will be in a few decades but isn't at the moment. the relentless war on fossil fuels which we have seen in the biden administration, the relentless war on nuclear energy always, always begets the reality of where we are now. we are not in a situation we can be hope to be close to this energy provision that the green lobby wishes we were. we've just seen in real time one of the consequences. if you decided take a green long term view and you forget about the short-term, you end up with massive hikes and energy prices which we are all going through. massive hikes in oil prices. it's not just because of vladimir putin invading ukraine. that has got something to do

with it but it's also to do with incredibly short term policy decisions made by the american governments and other western governments. >> sean: america could be energy independent. they want us to rely on someone else. they should think about that before they try to shut down american oil and gas. >> the president is happy going around the middle east begging for more oil when he could do it in america. >> sean: happy fourth of july even if you're not celebrating but if you are, thank you for that. she is 21 years old. plus, watch out. >> put it in reverse. put it in reverse.

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>> sean: i don't know about you but here at prime time we are excited about the

fourth of july. it is the official start of summer and a chance for the whole country to let it all hang out and celebrate america's birthday but it's important that we do it responsibly. a lot can go wrong if you're not careful so here are some tips. number one, get out there and enjoy nature but don't get too close. animal attacks are up. three will have been gored by bison so far this year so if you see when out in wild, don't stop for a selfie. you're just going to be another statistic. okay. number two, grilling is fun and necessary. you need an open flame to get a good char but you've got to be safe. grills are a tool, not a toy. >> this one is not getting away. yes! oh!

>> sean: water sports are fun. go take a dip but don't be a hero. >> [cheering] >> [shouting] >> that was awesome! >> sean: that is all too familiar. number four, enjoy the show from a distance. no fourth of july party is complete without fireworks but do yourself a favor and leave it to the trained professionals. or at least don't do this. >> put it in reverse, put it in reverse. oh, lord, lord. oh, lord. what are you doing? >> sean: [laughs]

okay. finally, have a beer if that's your thing. have a couple. remember don't drink and drive. especially if you are paul pelosi. hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, cold drinks and games. corn hole has become an american favorite but some players take it to the next level. this 21-year-old american corn hole league professional. she started playing at 15 years old. this weekend the nation's best corn hole players go head-to-head in chicago, more than a friendly backyard competition. cheyenne joins me now. you are 21 years old but you started playing at 15. what is the skill behind corn hole? >> this skill, what you want to do was throw flat bags. it slides soon. it takes lots and lots of practice. >> sean: how did you start

playing corn hole? >> i started playing at a venue by our house with my dad. we kept going to local events and eventually found out about the acl and i kept going and qualified to be pro. >> sean: i know you're 21 and it's the fourth of july so are you drinking while you're playing corn hole? >> i personally do not drink and play. there are lots of pros that do but i do not. >> sean: you're right, a lot of people do and play corn hole but thank god you're not. you are professional. what tips do you have for us as we go to our summer barbecue. how do we improve our game of corn hole? >> like i mentioned before, you want a flat bag so it slides up the board. most people just throw it and it tumbles. you don't want that because it doesn't go anywhere. put them all in the hole. >> sean: you just got done playing. did you win the game? what was the score?

>> actually we lost that game. 21-18. yeah. >> sean: let's talk about this. i am a lot older than you are so is there a youth component to this? are you better than someone who is 50? or is age not an advantage? >> age is not an advantage. we have players as young as 5 years old. up until 80. age doesn't really affect how you play corn hole. >> sean: is everybody going to chicago for this competition or are there regional playoffs? is there a website we can go to to figure it out? >> you can go and find local events in your area. this event here in chicago is for pros only. this is one of our qualifying events for a world championship that happens the first week

of august. yes, you can go online. iplaycorn hole.com. >> sean: thank you for joining us. good luck in the competition. thank you for watching jesse watters prime time. don't miss the celebration this sunday at 10:00. my wife and pete hegseth will be hosting all night long. right now we are going to tucker carlson. i'm sean duffy. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight". we are nearing 200 interviews for tucker carlson on fox nation. these are extended and very wide ranging interviews for people who never have time to sit down on a regular nightly show on fox. that include some prominent entertainers, authors, thinkers and generally interesting and entertaining people of our time. you may have seen some interview since we broadcast them at night sometimes. on this show this evening we are focusing on