will take you to the iowa state fair. it is that time to see how some trump republicans and anti-trump republicans are fairing with midwestern voters. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. again, that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" with guest host will cain starts right now. hey, will. >> will: hey, bret. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> will: welcome to "jesse watters primetime," i am will cain. we are going to start with a fox news alert. the judge who signed off on the mar-a-lago raid says he may unseal parts of that affidavit. that headline sounds nice. it makes it seem like our justice system is being transparent but what does that actually mean? well, magistrate judge rinehart, who it is always worth remembering represented jeffrey epstein gave the doj a week to

take a big sharpy and black out whatever they want in that affidavit. then rinehart can decide whether or not he agrees with those redactions. and after weeks, possibly months of appeals, we'll probably end up with, well, no new information. just like today, when the judge unsealed some documents related to the warrant. they didn't really tell us anything. the cover letter, a motion to seal. not exactly transparency. it's just another thin coat of paint over this raid and investigation that makes it look like rinehart is playing fair. but rinehart is so biased that he once had to recuse himself from the last trump case. not to mention he is obama donor. and he, again, used to represent jeffrey epstein who, by the way, did not kill himself. this is all by design. the doj made sure they found a judge who would play ball. it doesn't seem like we're going to get truth, at least not any time soon. a lawyer fighting for the release of the affidavit says this proceeding is all about

making sure the judge and the doj are, quote: going by the book. >> this is a proceeding that is about the credibility of all the players. so, whether the judge is doing his job, whether the doj is doing its job, that is the proper function of these access proceedings and why the public is entitled to access. that is the public interest. we are entitled to monitor the affairs of our government at all levels. and that is the interest in this essence that we were asserting today. >> will: look, that has never happened before. we deserve to know why the fbi raided the home of biden's most likely political opponent. trump wants us to see the affidavit. no redactions. but the doj wants it buried. they don't want us to know why the judge signed off on the raid. what exactly they were looking for. when they went through mar-a-lago, but the doj says unsealing it could harm, quote: other high profile investigations. oh, in other words, they don't want you to know. they were actually looking for

dirt on january 6th, not the nuclear codes. the doj also said this situation is too volatile right now to give out any more information. it could put people in danger. hey, if the country seems volatile, it's because americans know they are being lied to, bald faced lied to by their government. the president has been in hiding for weeks and the doj only talks to us through calculated leaks to the media. their story just doesn't add up. and if you are going to completely crush the country's norms, remember that? donald trump will crush our norms. now that they're going to crush the norms, you better have a damn good reason. let's turn now to harmeet dhillon, chair of the republican national lawyers association. harmeet, great to see you this evening. what do you think will be left of this affidavit once it's redacted and released to the public? >> well, first of all, i think you are going to see virtually nothing after the redactions are presented to the judge. i think that the judge will take

a look and see he agrees with the recalculations or not and then there will be back and for the. ultimately though what we are seeing here is not some sort of outrageous change of behavior by the doj. this is actually their existing way that they deal with requests like this. they typically stonewall, they typically hold all the cards. they never want to show a target or a defendant what they have. and they are very rarely held accountable, including by magistrate judges. so this judge, you have to remember, signed off on an application to seal this entire intarnt. the predicate at that time was, well, you know, somebody might destroy evidence, which is kind of nonsense since president trump, who presumably they are aiming at wasn't at mar-a-lago and hasn't been for some time. so now what's the excuse? i think that the judge -- i was pleasantly surprised that he asked for any redactions at all and considering unveiling it i wouldn't hold my breath and here's why. even where a search warrant may

be unveiled, the affidavit, rather, if it involves national security or alleged national security information, it is often the case that even after an indictment, the search warrant affidavit is restricted to the target of that investigation or the defendant in that case and their lawyer. so i don't think we are ever going to see what's in this search warrant application or not much. >> will: well, you started to answer the question, which i wanted to ask you, is that if the affidavit is ever released, it will be after at least an arrest and perhaps an indictment. i hear you that you are accident skeptical it would happen. lead to an arrest or an indictment. >> that's certainly how it looks. if you believe that merrick garland, the attorney general is not a great actor and he was indeed as rattled as he looked a week ago in his press conference, maybe they are having political second thoughts about this and backing off because this is actually behavior that the doj's own

hallowed internal guidelines say that they should not do advance in an election. try to effect the outcome of an election with this type of a, you know, 30 fbi agent raid for information that they obviously could have come for much earlier and they did in fact come for months earlier. ghean they will back if evidence for political reasons. >> i permanently think for democrats they cannot quit trump and this is good box office for them. and so, even if they hit the pause button on it, i do think they are going to pursue this after the midterms if not before. >> will: it feels a little bit like a poker game where they are already pot committed. i can't imagine they would execute this raid without at the same time having plans to execute an diment. harmeet dhillon, great to talk with you this evening. >> thank you. >> will: you know, what was once conspiracy is now undeniable. there is a class of bureaucrats, an establishment elite in combination with deep state administrative intelligence officials who are actively conspiring against the former president to make sure he is never again elected president.

i know this, we know this because we have seen it play out over six years. this was a story we became familiar with. this is just simply the latest chapter, perhaps chapter 7. we even know the names of some of these actors who are conspired not just to keep donald trump from becoming president, but, to actively elect joe biden. here is an example. one of their champions is none other than former cia director michael hayden. look, he is about as corrupt as it comes. he was one of over 50 intelligence officials that back in october of 2020 signed a letter saying the hunter biden laptop story was russian disinformation. that letter helped joe biden to the presidency. and it's all because of people like hayden and his allies who despise donald trump. and now, get this, hayden is back at it again. to prove my own words, he is showing just how exactly he is politicized. the u.s. national editor of the financial times, a man named

edward loos. he tweeted last week the following, quote: i have covered extremism and violent ideologies all around the world over my career and i have never come across a political force more nihilistic, dangerous, and contemptible than today's republicans. nothing close. really? not al-qaeda, republicans. and to that our former cia director jumped in and tweeted this: i agree and i was the cia director now just to show you exactly what he thinks of measures hayden retweeted another photo. this is who he imagines his political opponents to be. this is who he imagines americans living between the hudson river and california happen to be. he says and he re-tweets, tell them to vote like their lives depended on it or these people will be in charge. that's what your former cia

director thinks of americans. look, what they are saying is you are the problem and you need to be taken down, not just trump. you. no matter the cost. they will do anything necessary to protect their own. and i found this from a podcast today. sam harris is an atheist, a man of the left. i have always been under the presumption he was an honest seeker of the truth. that was, i thought that until today. watch this. >> hunter biden literally could have had the corpses of children in his basement. i would not have cared. whatever scope of joe biden's corruption is, like if we could just go down that rabbit hole endlessly and understand that he is getting kickbacks from hunter biden's deals in ukraine or whatever else, right, or china, it is infan tis mill compared to the corruption we know trump is involved in. it doesn't answer the people who say it's still completely unfair

to not have looked at the laptop from a timely way or shut down the "new york post" bitter account. that's a left wing conspiracy to deny the presidency to donald trump, absolutely it was. absolutely, right? but i think it was warranted. the thing is it's not left wing. liz cheney is not left wing. right? >> prevent somebody being -- no, but there is nothing -- conspiracy. it wasn't a conspiracy out in the open. >> will: it's stunning. who is sam harris self-described intellect on the trigonometry podcast right there. he gives voice, he says the quiet part out loud. it's okay to embrace a conspiracy of left and right conspiracy. an elitist conspiracy to subvert democracy if your unveiled and embold. you hear it in the voice of sam harris and see it in the actions of the former cia director

michael hayden. ned ryun is the american majority founder and ceo, and he joins me now. ned, united states to see you, this seems to validate. >> undermine the democratic process by which trump could have been reelected and to put a fine point on that, will, if you look at the swing state voters, if they had known about hunter biden's laptop, fully #% of them would have switched their vote. you take those numbers as valid. every swing state trump would have won and coasted to victory. he said he was fine it because he hates democracy. michael hayden has said essentially that the most violent ideology in the world right now patriotic americans questioning what is taking place with the surveillance and administrative state here in

this country. it's not violent radical jihadists and islamists who behead people or barbaric ccp honest hardworking americans who question what is taking place. the thing that's troubling to me about all of this, will, if you even dare to question what is taking place you are considered a radical violent ideology. in fact, i view michael hayden and his defense of the surveillance state as extremist i view the surveillance state existential threat to the american people. until we address the surveillance state doj and fbi powerful and accountable nothing else matters. this is a thing. until this is addressed, everything, politics, everything that takes place in d.c. is sound and fury signifying nothing. >> will: let me say this really quickly, ned, i'm i'm going to follow ideological trail and ask you one last question. if you believe like sam harris that donald trump is a greater threat than usama bin laden, that's another thing that he has said, a greater threat than

usama bin laden usama bin laden and if you think it's okay to subvert free speech and a democratic process because donald trump represents such a threat and if like michael hayden you think americans are the most violent -- patriotic right wing are the most violent on the planet, if you think like that, why wouldn't you steal an election? that's not an assertive case to say the election was stolen. i'm following if you think america is sitting on that brink, why wouldn't you steal an election. >> i have asked myself this question many times, will, if you they think the ends justify the means they will stop at nothing to actually achieve those ends if they can convince themselves that somehow donald trump is an existential threat. the only thing that donald trump is an existential threat to, is the administrative state and they know that and that's why they don't want to see him run again. >> will: yeah. it's really fascinating just to take them at their own words. again, not to make the assertive case of what happened in 2020 but to just listen to them in

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♪ >> will: it's one thing to have bad ideas and another thing to insist on doubling down on your wad ideas. none effect us more than democrats' radical views on crime. look, defund the police, even abolish the police. it's really been a party platform for years. just listen to pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman. he thinks we should and get this release 1/3 of the prison population. >> i was on a panel with

secretary wetzel earlier before the pandemic hit and he said something remarkable that i agree with. he said we could reduce our prison population by a third and not make anyone less safe in pennsylvania. and that's a profound statement. think about that. >> that is profound. that is profoundly bad. that is dangerous. and it makes you think who actually benefits from these insanity. i will give you one. how about this guy from new york? the suspect here is a registered level 3 sex offender. and, tonight, is he walking free. that's right. is he back on the street after his attempted murder charge, which you are watching unfold on your television screen was downgraded to a third degree assault. a misdemeanor. a bronx courthouse just let him go. is he probably the only one who would feel safer on john fetterman's streets. democrats aren't concerned with keeping you safe from crime. they are concerned with keeping criminals safe from the law. democratic strategist james

carville correctly points out this is not a winning message for democrats this fall. >> we tend to get defined by some overeducated totally dufus coastal elites that are out trying to write dictionaries or something unreality the to anybody's life. these people have the ability to irritate. they have the ability to come up with a really stupid things like defund the police. >> will: yeah, come up with some really stupid things. is this each the worst idea? i mean, let's be honest, is it even in the running for worst democratic policy idea of the past, i don't know, year? how about is defund the police worse than a recession should be redefined as not two quarters of negative g.d.p.? is defund the police worse than the fact that they are trying to sell you inflation as theoretical? is defund the police worse than the idea that boys should be able to join girls sports and just whoop them up and down the

pool? i don't know. maybe we need a ranking? in order to do so turn to karl rove is he a fox news contributor and he joins me now. you usually, karl, have a little white board, which would probably come in handy if we were making top five lists of worst democratic policy ideas and i asked you where does defund the police come in on your ranking? >> well, it comes up there near the top because if you don't have a safe society. if our communities aren't safe, then a lot of other things can't happen that are good. and, frankly, this is a problem. we have got -- i would like to divide this, if i could, into two. let's talk about fetterman for a few moments. but let's also talk about what democrats are doing around the country, largely powered by money from george soros, included by my hometown of austin. with regard to fetterman, what's amazing to me said this in fact, there are three instances where he says isn't this a great idea? i agree with it yet, when his opponent, mehmet oz ran an ad saying he believes in letting a third of the people out of our

prisons, politifact, which portrays itself as a nonpartisan organization says this is distorting it and not an rat. what's distorting? i just heard him say and everybody just saw him say who is watching this program, i think there is a profound idea and i agree with it. why a nonpartisan running cover for a guy who has such radical views. this isn't the only instance where he said these kind of things. he appointed as the secretary of the parole board. lieutenant governor. he appointed as the lead official the secretary of the parole board a woman who tweets out disarm the police and has called for and ending mandatory sentences for violent murders. >> will: i can answer your question while is a fact checker running politifact is a fraud who is not a nonpartisan fact checker. >> look at you,. >> for the second part of your analysis, i do truly and

earnestly ask you do you think defund the police as electoral policy has a bigger negative effect on democrats then, for example, denyings existence of inflation? >> well, i think -- i think it's hard to rank which is worse. i think the crime thing gets people harder because increasingly our communities, whether it's philadelphia with this in they prosecutor there or new york, which you just ran the footage, my town of austin, texas, we had george soros came in and spent nearly a million dollars in a democratic primary to nominate a criminal defense attorney over a well-respected long-time county attorney, democrat in the democratic primary and the things that are happening in our town are unbelievable. we are now -- he is more interested in prosecuting the police who are trying to stop a riot than he is in providing prosecutions of violent criminals. and we are seeing crime in austin explode and our police force diminish in size because police officers say if our prosecutor doesn't have our back, who does?

and this is -- four out of the five largest counties in texas today. think about this. texas, a red state. four out of the five largest counties in texas today, harris county, houston, dallas, bare county san anton i can't and travis county, austin, have prosecutors who are elected with george soros money. >> will: right. right. i live in one of those counties as well, karl. i live in dallas. i will tell you that we in texas are only symbolic of a movement that's spreading across this nation. it's not a texas issue. of course you know it's los angeles, it's in florida. it's all over the country where george soros funded d.a.s are allowing these types of crimes to take place on our streets. karl, thank you so much for joining me tonight. >> you bet. thank you. >> will: the cdc lied to americans about monkeypox. why they prioritize avoiding stigma over saving lives [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout]

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truth regardless of hurt feelings this is important. when covid hit the cdc couldn't wait to tell us how to live our lives. thanks to recommendations, schools were closed, businesses closed. travel halted our kids were muzzled with masks. at the end of the day it turns out the cdc was flat out wrong. >> i think our public health infrastructure in the country was not up to the task of handling this pandemic. we learned some hard levies over the last three years. and as parts of that is my responsibility, the agency's responsibility to learn from those lessons and do better. we made some pretty public mistakes and we need own them. >> will: credibility burned the cdc why do we turn and trust them when it comes to anything else? they clearly got it wrong with covid and they have undermined that credibility time and time again. so, look, it's no surprise they have no clue how to handle monkeypox. but the last few months the cdc has acted like we are on the verge of another pandemic. in the beginning they told us to mask up on planes so we don't catch the virus. trying to trick people into

thinking that monkeypox is as contagious as covid. that's simply not how the virus works. it's not airborne like covid. instead, and here is the truth. monkeypox is almost exclusively spread by men having sex with other men. >> here in the united states, this have been over 13,500 cases of monkeypox identified across 49 states. 93% of cases were among men who reported recent sexual contact with other men. highest risk of monkeypox. again, largely right now, men who are having sex with men. >> will: 93% of cases in one demographic group. i'm no expert maybe that's the people, the cdc should be targeting their messaging. instead, they wanted us to believe that it is spread through the air droplets and this is the part that's changed with quote, unquote, expert opinion involving then it was it was spread through skin-to-skin contact. but, no, that's also not true.

they did everything they could to avoid a stigma that this disease was spread largely by gay sex. and in prioritizing stigma, they a scared everyone and, b,allowed excess death. >> we always have the possibility of receding if wedon't have it. back to the statement no one is safe until everyone is safe. >> will: here we are again the cdc is playing catch up as the disease spreads across the united states. if they had been honest the entire time, how many infections could have been avoided? fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary joins me now. dr. makary, great to see you again tonight. so the latest expert opinion is this is not transmitted, monkeypox primarily through skin-to-skin contact but rather through fluids through sex primarily gay sex. i'm just curious why this wasn't told to the public earlier.

>> well, they framed it entirely backwards and they repeatedly said everybody is at risk and it's almost as if they couldn't say that it was a sexually transmitted infection. they made a point, actually, to say that it was not, that there was no evidence to support that. cdc didn't seem too interested in calling people on or about investigating people who had the infection to find out their own story. instead a large study out of europe that was the largest study of monkeypox to date that showed that 98% identified as gay and by sexual and 41% had hiv and many who contracted it had other sexually transmitted infection. the reason this is important, will, is that this is the group we need to help as medical professionals. we treat everybody equally. but it's okay to say it's not good for your health to have sex and sexual activity with people you don't know. it's almost as if you can't say that nowadays. >> will: and, doctor, it looks to me like the cdc had a set of

competing outcomes, competing values. on one hand they could speak honestly to a vulnerable group about the way this disease was affecting their demographic and in doing so, reduce the risk. reduce the potential for death. or, there are other competing interest was don't stigmatize the gay population. they chose the lack of stigma over the lack of death. >> they worked is hard to tiptoe around the idea it was concentrated in subgroup of people men who have sexual activity with other men. public health 101 is you identify the risk factors. it's just so unfortunate because we have an effective vaccine that you can give after you have contracted the infection. so, all of this confusion, all of this tiptoeing around the issue in the spirit of being so particular and politically correct, really resulted in lost time. and if you contrast it to how they acted with covid, with

covid they basically said we cannot allow you to get the infection. we have to prevent you from going somewhere with you o. you could get the infection. look at the cdc guidance on monkeypox. they tell you to wash sex toys and to continue your activity basically and to do it a little more safely. >> will: the cdc better to allow gay men to die than to be sigma advertised. dr. marty makary, thank you so much for being with me tonight. >> thanks. >> will: a shocking whistleblower report from the border is coming up next. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill

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♪ >> will: hey, remember when biden claimed trump missed up the border so badly don't worry he would fix it. >> i'm going to work to undo the moral and national shame of the previous administration that literally not figuratively ripped children from the arms of their families, the mothers and fathers at the border and with no plan, none whatsoever, to reunify the children who are still in custody and their parents. >> will: no plans. children, moral and national shame.

how is that going, joe? well, here's how it's going. a whistleblower is now calling out the biden administration and the department of homeland security's border negligence, which is putting children in danger. a migrant escort with mvm inc. that's a company contracted by the biden administration to transport illegal immigrants told independent journalists savanna hernandez that the company is hiring unqualified people to give sponsors to illegal immigrant children. according to the fbi the massive wave of illegal immigrants has overwhelmed the company forcing them to hire poorly trained employees children then are being sent improperly to unvetted sponsors. >> when they looked into the person they say they are not related they don't care. they will send the kid off to this person. we are not allowed to bring the things up. as long as it's a person on the paper. as long as it's a person that

shows up and gives you the proper documentation, then we leave the child. in the bin beginning we could easily tell if it was the family because they would cry. they would hug them. but now it's no more crying, no more hugging. it's just hey i'm here to pick you up. that's it. these kids are being sent off with neighbors, with people who are nowhere near related though these kids. and it's just a mess right now. none of the rules that we're supposed to follow are being followed. >> will: kids being sent off with strangers. who to blame for all of this. some say it's greg abbott. >> is it the republican governors that are to blame for these buses of migrants or is it company like yours that are flying all of these migrants to new york. >> no, it's us. it's us. we have been doing it for since biden came into the administration. a little bit before that. >> will: we get it the situation at the border is completely untenable but to send these

illegal immigrant children across the country to sponsors that haven't been vetted and some cases probably complete strangers has all the makings of a national tragedy. we reached out to that company mvm and the department of homeland security. mvm got back to us. they wrote, in part. mvm is not responsible for sponsor vetting. our role is to reunite sponsors approved by the government. in carrying out this responsibility we follow rigorous protocols to ensure the safety of individuals temporarily in our care. get sponsors prior to the custody. emails whistleblower. sent by a supervisor highlights issues regarding the child sponsor reunification process. and it calls out employees for sending children home with sponsors who are providing alternate forms of identification and not contacts their dhs handlers for approval. the independent journalist covering the story you saw there was savanna hernandez and she joins me now.

savanna, this is quite the story you have. who are these children going to home with? >> will, per my source, adults that they oftentimes aren't related to or don't even know having to sit down with the source and listen to what is going on with these children was absolutely heart breaking because on top of him saying that they are putting 200 to 300 children on charter planes every single week and shipping them off to states such as new york, california, washington, oregon, on top of that, like you just laid out, the employ employees of mvm inc. not properly identifying these adults before handing the child off to them. so these children going with strangers. and my source even saying, you know, when i first started doing this i knew that we were unifying a family. it was a reunification process because they would hug the child. they would cry. now, when i drop a child off, the sponsors won't even look at them. the sponsors are upset that they even have to go to the airport because it's taking time out of their day to go pick up this kid. it's absolutely heart breaking to see what's going on right now. and also i want to point out the

numbers, too. because mvm inc., just for the viewers who may not be familiar, with the same company that was already caught flying immigrants in the middle of the night to suburban new york. he signed $136 million federal contract with joe biden back in 2021. so this is the same company and my source saying they are moving 2,000 to 5,000 kids per week out of just this one texas office. there is 4 mvm inc. offices in texas. is he speculating 30,000 to 40,000 children are being moved every single month. this is some of the process that is currently happening where these kids are being given over to improperly identified adults. >> will: right. being handed over to strangers to unvetted sponsors. what's to protect them from, for example, predators? savanna hernandez, thank you for this very important report. >> thank you, will. >> will: all right. next, we bid adieu to brian set ter.

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want joe biden to run for 2024. whose opinion really matters of course we went to coney island to find out what the people really want. >> how is joe biden doing? >> not very well. >> he with sun one of the worst presidents in history. he could do a little bit better in office. a whole lot better. >> you are not as smart. >> doing a bad job destroying the country. >> i love her mother than me. >> what is joe biden's biggest accomplishment? >> biggest accomplishment? we did it, joe. >> nothing, he accomplished nothing. >> he is not very transformative, is he? >> he transformed it into a

dump. >> nothing to see here. >> my student loan is on hold so that's always a good thing. >> somebody has got to pay. >> if you ask me jimmy carter looked even better and i don't think jimmy carter is that bad. [laughter] >> do you miss barack obama? >> trump, too. >> you miss trump. >> i miss a few of the presidents. >> which ones do you miss the most. >> george. >> which one you have quote to be a little more specific. >> father and son. >> holy spirit. >> yeah i'm in to that, too. >> holy spirit activate. holy spirit activate. >> do you miss barack obama. >> compared to joe biden, yes. >> now who do you miss. >> trump. >> how much do you miss him? >> i miss him a lot. >> do you think about him every night. >> no not every night. >> every other night. >> yeah, every other night. >> then you fell in love. >> i am waiting for the president to come where there is actually change instantly. >> president obama promised change. >> the only change i have got in my pocket. [laughter] >> who is barack obama's vice

president? >> oh my gosh. um, oh my gosh. uh -- >> jeez, it wasn't jesus. it was a female, right? borders. >> the man in the white house who is screwing everything up. >> i need help. >> do you think that joe biden should run in 2024? >> no. absolutely not. no. no. no. >> no. >> no. >> i'm sick of this stuff. >> i thought you liked him. >> he is way too old. is he fat fallen off bikes and all these things. >> oh. >> our economy sucks. >> an economy -- an economist. >> i think hillary should run again. >> what do you like about hillary. >> she is also, you know, color equalize. >> a pack of hot sauce in her bag. >> is it working? >> who should run in 2024. >> a lady. >> which one. >> i guess caramel license la my

pronouns are she and her and i'm a woman. >> she is annoying. >> can you give me a good kamala laugh. >> ha ha ha ha. >> ha ha ha ha. >> [laughter] >> i like pete buttigieg a lot. >> definitely not newsom. >> elizabeth warren. >> no, not poke hand tuesday and not crazy bernie or not aoc, tupac. >> there is a big debate whether he is still alive or not so maybe he could run. >> best rapper alive. tupac. ♪ >> what do you want to tell jesse. >> this is my world. i hope you beat gutfeld in the ratings and i love "the five" so i will be watching every night. i love fox news. >> >> will: i forgot kamala said tupac was still alive. a new era in news has begun. a longtime critic conservative, peddling lies about trump.

so sad. but she was kind enough to hand things off to her replacement, alex wagner. >> this is a big moment, america. that does it for all in on this tuesday night. now for the tuesday night, here on "primetime," the premier of "alex wagner tonight" starts in. good evening, alex. >> good evening, chris hayes. >> we all make mistakes, rachel. it was chris hayes, not rachel maddow on the handcuff. we all make mistakes, don't we? >> tonight the fbi warrant used to search mar-a-lago is unsealed. we'll dive into what it means, and what could happen with one of the "wall street journal" reporters who was first to report on the contents of that

warrant. we're going to go to the top story tonight -- in wyoming -- >> will: acon the bright side it can only go up from there. sadly when one door opens, another one closes. cnn is announcing the cancellation of its sunday media show, "reliable sources" after 30 years on the air. now, its host, resident hall monitor is also leaving the network. sunday will be his last show, which is a real shame. but let's be honest, he's what we call big j journalism, you know, the type that's searching for the truth, doesn't fall for the easy narrative that confirms his own bias. no, no, no. this guy has incredible instincts. he never hyped up the russia

probe. >> the pro-trump media wants the russian investigations to be over. they're pretending they're over. they're not curious, want questions answered about what really last year, and what might happen in future elections. >> will: big j journalism. he never, by the way, downplayed hunter biden, laptop. >> cnn reported that the u.s. authorities are seeing if the emails are connected to an ongoing russian disinformation effort. huh. this is a classic example of the right wing media machine. >> will: amazing. don't forget this. he saw right through them. >> looking ahead, you as a contender, is because of your presence on cable news. >> will: look, he's taken his fair share of ls, like when cnn plus folded after a month. at least he was able to stay

objective. >> it's too early to know if this product was a success or failure. all the haters today saying it's a failure. i don't know that we can assess that. >> will: say what you will about brian, but he was loyal, loved his old boss, jeff zucker, and took it hard when zucker was kicked to the curb. >> jeff zucker's departure was stocking to the staff of cnn. cnn was not built by just one man, not by ted turner, and not led by only jeff zucker. we lost our leader this week. we're not going anywhere. >> will: not going anywhere? i guess he got one thing wrong. that's going to do it tonight for us here at "jesse watters primetime." i'm will cain. catch the will cain podcast, new episodes every monday, wednesday and friday. you can also watch that podcast at rumble or at youtube.

been fun hanging out with you. tomorrow night, my friend and fox and friends cohost is going to hold down "jesse watters primetime," but for now it's "tucker carlson tonight" up next. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." joe biden's approval ratings, a nonstop source of joy for us. biden has been a disaster for the country, but not only has he made the u.s. poorer, weaker, and much more ridiculous, people know that he has. they tell pollsters about it all the time. biden is the