heaven and you can see it all. congratulations. tonight on "special report," a report of the global food crisis looking at the political policies impacting the production. thanks for inviting us into your home and that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced, unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" with judge jeanine pirro starts right now. jicama judge. >> thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "jesse watters primetime," i'm judge jeanine pirro. you know, joe biden said he wanted to run for president for a lot of reason. but the biggest one was the soul of america. >> the battle for the soul of this nation, well, that's even more true today. we are in the battle for the soul of this nation. >> we are in a battle for the soul of this nation. >> we are in a battle for the soul of this nation. we are in the battle for the

soul of this nation. forging the soul of the nation. i knew we were in the battle for the soul of the nation. we are in the battle for the soul of america. >> judge jeanine: he's planning on saving souls again tonight. in just one hour. we'll be delivering a rare prime time speech where his administration says he's going to be unifying america. >> this is an opportunity again for the president to directly have a conversation with the american people. what we are going to hear from him is how to move the country forward. that's going to be the focus of the speech tonight, he's going -- it's way to be optimistic and hopeful. >> judge jeanine: for months, his rhetoric leading up to the speech has been anything but unifying. >> let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda, it's extreme as most maga are. the maga crowd is the most extreme and political organization that has existed in

american history. i don't have to tell you about the ultra maga agenda attacking families and our freedoms. though maga republicans don't just threaten our rights and economic security, they are a threat to our very democracy. they refused to accept the will of the people. they embrace political violence. they do not believe in demo democracy. >> judge jeanine: joe's planning on continuing the line of rhetoric tonight. a few experts from the speech tonight have been releasing "maga forces are determined to take the country backwards. backwards to an america where there is no right to choose sphere, no right to privacy, contraception, no right to marry who you love. for a long time we reassured ourselves that american democracy is guaranteed. but it is not. we have to defend and protect and stand up for it each and every one of us." now that doesn't sound too unifying to me.

what happened to this guy? >> i'm an american president, i represent all of you whether you voted for me or against me. i'm going to make sure you are represented. >> judge jeanine: we shouldn't be surprised because for the last two years, joe biden has divided americans at every turn. he did it during the pandemic, he blamed the unvaccinated and forced mandates and anyone who disagreed with him, they are a bunch of neanderthals. >> the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking in the meantime everything is fine, take off your mask and forget it. it still matters. >> judge jeanine: do you think voters should show idea? your 80 racist >> what's going on in about 30 states is literally un-american, it's about trying to prevent people from voting rather than allowing them to vote. this makes jim crow look like

jim eaglet. >> judge jeanine: this is it unifying, joe's idea of a unified america is an america without those evil maga republicans. >> when you ask me about the maga agenda as it relates to congress and elected officials, it's one of the most extreme agendas we have seen. they are threatening political violence. they are attacking our democracy. >> judge jeanine: expect to hear a lot of that tonight. republicans and donald trump supporters are a threat to democracy. joe's message is clear. if they tried to destroy democracy in 2020 and if you're not careful and vote democrats, they are going to do it again in the midterms. what are those maga republicans saying? one of them and gave a rebuttal to the president's speech just ago. >> instead of trying to bring our country together to solve these challenges, president biden has chosen to divide, demean, and disparages

fellow fellow americans. why? simply because they disagree with his policy. when the president speaks tonight at independence hall, the first lines out of his mouth should be to apologize for slandering tens of millions of americans as fascists. what joe biden doesn't understand is not the soul of america is in the tens of millions of hardworking people, of loving families, of law-abiding citizens whom they vilified for simply wanting a stronger, safer, and more prosperous country. >> judge jeanine: now that's a message we can all get behind. despite what joe biden says, the vast majority of americans want the same thing. we want a strong economy, cheap gas, a reasonable cost of living, safety for our families,

and fairness and equal treatment regardless of what political party you belong to. but that's a problem for joe biden because he hasn't been able to deliver on any of that. so he's resorting to name-calling and smears in the hope that it will save democrats in the midterms. joining me now is bret baier, anger of "special report" and fox news chief political anchor. it's very interesting that we've got a president and a politician basically trashing those people that were 73 million of them voting for donald trump who's not running as far as i know right now, but he's in the center of this midterm race. very unusual for a president and politician to go after the voters as opposed to other candidates. >> you're right, judge. this is political calculation today the white house press secretary said it's not going to be a political speech but of

course it's going to be a political speech. if it's essentially political advisors to president biden who have made the determination that they have to have this stark contrast setting into november. it's democrats versus the extreme maga republicans. the problem as you know is that 74 plus million voters voted for former president trump and some of them didn't like everything that trump did or said. but they like the policies. once you start going down the road, it's a dangerous political calculation. if you look back and played some of it to a speech that then candidate biden gave i october 2020, instead of treating each other's parties as opposition, we treat them as the enemy and this must end. the clips are easy to pull up. if this is a speech we think it's going to be by the excerpts. >> judge jeanine: but he knew that and the handlers knew that.

they think they can get the american people behind him with that kind of divisive speech? don't americans look to the president for some kind of collimating -- some kind of -- something that gives them a sense of support and a sense of togetherness? >> i agree with you and that's what candidate biden promised when he ran for office. when backed into a political corner, he's given a hat tip to the progressive side of the party in this speech it seems and will have to wait and see and hear what he says, but it seems like it's an effort to stir up the base and get them fired up for november. right now, i think democrats have moved some races, they've shifted a couple races around the country that have moved more toward the democratic way. dell might just buy the environment we have seen. but now after labor day people start paying attention and the ad start flowing and policies are on the docket here.

>> judge jeanine: it'll be interesting to see and what the american people respond to whether or not this attack against americans, those americans who consider themselves to be sick supporters or words to be sick supporters and whether or not that works i don't remember all their then candidates like hillary and the deplorable women actually goes after voters. i ran for office and you don't go after the voters, you go after the candidate. >> charlie crist is running against ron desantis and you know what if you like ron desantis, i don't want your vote. it is a unique effort to get voters to say that. it'll be fascinating to watch politically but the president i think the student loans move shook things up a little bit and there may be some voters that got mad about it independence and some people who paid off their student loans. some folks suggested it had a little impact and maybe this is

a reaction to of that. b>> judge jeanine: it's interesting to think people who are disenchanted with the student loan payback would respond to this kind of rhetoric. that would be very interesting, bret. >> we will watch it. >> judge jeanine: bret baier, thank you so much for being with us this evening. also here with me tonight is kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump and author of the great book "here's the deal." another bombshell out of mar-a-lago where what we're doing right now is trying to figure out what the response was to the governments answer to judge cannon today and judge cannon is taking her times in terms of responding to the papers of the president. but before i get into that, what do you think of the concept of derision and voicing condemnation against those who were not members of your party?

>> while, joe biden this week judge jeanine, launched his 2024 reelection bid. it's a way to stave off the 64% of democrats in his own party who told the new york time posters he wants to run. it's why he talks about climate change, abortion, january 6th, all the things that the fox news poll suggests give democrats a single digit advantage but the same independence in the fox news poll give the republicans like kevin mccarthy and his agenda and the maga republicans double digit advantages on which party do you trust more on crime and border security. inflation, national security, and so on and so forth. i think he failed his commander-in-chief and listen to the families of the 13 service members who died last year not necessarily because of joe biden. he's a terrible commander in chief and now he's politician in

chief. it's a big risk for him because i think any president is more of a squealer than healer, and for this guy whose accident-prone accidental president, absentee president, through absentee ballots, he's running a huge risk which he already has little goodwill built up among swing voters across the country will heal have to rely upon. you're very right, anybody who pays attention to this modestly knows that the first rule of politics is that you want to engage people and you don't enrage people. you do not insult people and you inspire people and we try to do that and president particularly one who ran affirmatively on the platform must do that. one last thing, and whenever but need to know that 234 of the 589 days joe biden has been in office he's either been on vacation or in some other leisure pursuit that had nothing to do with his job.

ladies and gentlemen, he's no show joe, when he shows up he does things like this. at the white house said that he's been working on this and practicing this speech for several days. he cleared his public schedule on tuesday or wednesday of all commitments and that means tonight he's going to talk more about maga republicans then he will about border security, fentanyl, the rise in crime in philadelphia. these terrible left of center and dangerous candidates running for senate and governor in the state of pennsylvania. he's in philadelphia because it's where he launched his campaign in the spring of 2019 and it's because it steps away from wilmington. the candidates aren't asking him to go camping with them. it's all a big political way and people would see through it plo. people irredeemable all over again. it's how we feel. we stick up for people when they

are being attacked by joe biden. >> judge jeanine: you know what, kayleigh mcenany, it will be interesting to see whether or not this kind of attack works. because i don't think derision like this in any situation can lead to anything good. anyway, kellyanne, conway thank you so much for joining us tonight. good to see you. >> thank you, judge. >> judge jeanine: another bombshell out of mar-a-lago. judge assign ago special master to the case. we break down the decision next. . including nasal congestion. with powerful claritin-d. so you can breathe better. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin - d. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) ♪

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>> judge jeanine: federal judge aileen cannon just delayed a ruling for request for special master. for the latest let's go to correspondent david spunt. >> judge, good to be with you.

judge aileen cannon decision to make with no road map. unprecedented case unfold behind me at the federal courthouse in west palm beach, florida. attorneys from the government and attorneys for president trump argued before her today over this issue of a special master. we have been talking about this since the feds went into mar-a-lago on august #th. a special master is a neutral third party arbiter, someone to come in and look at the evidence at a distant view and see if some of that evidence should be returned that is not part of the scope of the investigation. trump's team says this is fine. this is food to have a person that's not a trump person or a biden person, but doj has problems with that. federal judge cannon indicated today she was skeptical of the government's opposition to having this outside arbiter examine documents. appoint ago special master. that's what she asked. this after lawyers for the former president told the american -- told the court, rather, the american people

don't trust the government when federal prosecutors claim to have already scrubbed, seized documents and p put aside those involving attorney general privilege and executive privilege. now today in court christopher, the trump attorney said quote these are presidential records in the hands of the 45th president at a place which was used frequently for work during his presidency. this is not some dod meeting, department of defense staffer stuffing documents in a bag and sneaking off. a special master will give greater confidence in the process but judge, the department of justice believes it's quite simple federal prosecutors say the former president likely violated the espionage act and committed obstruction of justice. trump's team does not address the obstruction in its filing. so right now, judge, we are waiting for this federal judge, aileen cannon to make a decision. she said she is going to do it in a written order. if it does come, it's possible it may slow down the criminal investigation that's brewing right now with the department of justice.

back to you. >> thank you very much, david, appreciate it all right. let's now turn to former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree, good evening, tom, you know, a lot of issues here. this. >> judge: aileen cannon seemed inclined to have a special master appointed and she deferred today she didn't issue a ruling. what's going on here? >> that was pretty intriguing, judge, i thought she was going to rule from the bench shy didn't. i suspect she wants to take more time with this case obviously hugely important. she knows the decision is going to be apeeltd. it's possible she just wanted to make sure she got it right. >> the government is really fighting this issue of a special master. they said that, quote the appointment special master will interfere with our ongoing intelligence investigation in their papers. and, yet, why are they fighting so hard this special master is nothing more than an objective

third party. and they are moving so quickly to get it all done a and he yet. they say we are still working ton? >> yeah, you heard today from the hearing that the judge really pounded away on the government's lawyers because she kept saying what's the harm. what's the harm from the special master. and you are right. i think a special master is a neutral referee. might slow the process down slightly. at the end of the day it would give people a lot of comfort independent neutral third party referee supervising the process and making sure that any privileged documents are properly secured. >> and with respect to this, does the delay help either side? >> you know, it probably helps the president a little bit. in other words, when you are the defendant's posture a lot of times you will file motions, ask for extra procedures just to she things down a little bit. gives the trump defense team a little time think about presenting case, gathering evidence and doing what they need to do in order to defend this the doj turning the heat up

on the obstruction front as we have seen in the briefs the last few days. >> one of the things about obstruction. some discussion about obstruction as it relates to grand jury subpoena that was given to president donald trump to produce all the classified documents in lieu of grand jury appearance. and apparently there was an affidavit of some sort that said we have given you everything. and the doj said you didn't give us everything, when he handed over the 38 bobletion, i believe, in june. talk about obstruction. if the president didn't make that statement and his attorney made that statement what are we talking about here. >> i suppose the justice department could push a little bit on the lawyers. try to get them to dragnet and say who told you to say the things? what did you base your statement on? that's the tactic i suspect that doj is going to use here. you are right.

so far the justice department is focused on the advisers to trump, the lawyers surrounding him and people making statements on his behalf about what documents were stored at mar-a-lago and where. >> judge jeanine: yeah. one last thing that i want to say in reading the papers that trump's papers, one of the things he says you know, you say i don't have standing, what are you talking about, they came to my house. of course they had standing. do you think they have standing argument by the government off the rails? >> i got to tell you, judge, i was puzzled by that, too. look as you know the whole reason the fourth amendment oour constitution protect you and the sanctity of your home and if government agents can raid your home, cart your documents away and say oh, that's perfectly constitutional. i guess we have all been misreading the fourth amendment for a few centuries now. >> judge jeanine: tom dupree, thank you for being with us. as illegals sneak it, buses from the border are rolling out to democrat cities. and now, another big city mayor

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♪ >> judge jeanine: immigration watching toes estimate around 4.9 million illegal immigrants have entered the country since biden's inauguration. that's nearly the entire population of ireland in only a year and a half. texas and arizona are completely overwhelmed. and there is zero doubt about it. liberals love open borders. so texas governor greg abbott decided to send a couple thousand immigrants to blue cities to give them a small taste of what it is like to have your communities completely overrun. to date, abbott has sent over 7,400 illegal immigrants to d.c. and another 1,500 to new york city. the mayors freaked out. so abbott decided to add another

democrat city to his bus list. chicago. got its first bus of over 1 immigrants last night. and you are not going to believe this but lori lightfoot is upset. light foot held a press conference to welcome the new arrivals. >> let me say loud and clear to greg abbott and his enablers in texas. with these continued political stunts, governor abbott has confirmed what unfortunately many of us had already known, that he is a man without any morals. humanity, or shame. governor abbott's racist and xenophobic practices of expulsion have only amplified the challenges many of these migrants have experienced on their journey to find a safe place. the governor's action did not just inhumane they are unpatriotic. >> judge jeanine: so, let me get this straight, light foot says it's inhumane to send immigrants

to chicago. and do you know what? we agree. lori fight foot's chicago is a terrible city. and the stats prove it. crime is way up. theft up 65%. vehicle theft up 62%. burglaries up # 9%. robberies up 19%. i hope these people weren't planning on working because businesses left and right are fleeing chicago. lori fite light foot has run the city into the ground, but at least she is not a racist. joining us now is byron donalds, u.s. representative for florida's 19th district. and pam bondi, former attorney general of florida and both my friends. all right. i will start with you, congressman donalds. now, talk to me how governor abbott is a racist for sending immigrants to lori lightfoot's chicago. >> he's not. and, listen, if you are going to

talk about that, talk about joe biden. because, lori lightfoot wants to say about this treacherous journey from texas to chicago. but she says nothing of the treacherous journey that these illegal immigrants are taking at the hands of the drug cartels. she says nothing about the young girls who are raped on the journey at the hands of the coyotes and the drug cartels. only thing lori lightfoot doesn't like is that she was shone up by greg abbott and frankly all the democrats have been. because them wanted to be sanctuary cities. now here you go. now being a sanctuary city. they like to talk tough. they like to talk like they are problem, when it's on their dime they don't want to lift a finger. >> judge jeanine: pam, one of the things that lori lightfoot and mayor eric adams from new york city, you know, these are sanctuary cities cities commit crimes. they are going to protect them. they are not going to hand them over to law enforcement. and even if they commit a

horrific crime. they will be out on bail anyway and law enforcement won't find them. so these sanctuary cities provide sanctuary for people who enter the country illegally and for many of them, we don't know their background if they commit another crime, they are being protected. so, why do they continue to be sanctuary cities? >> that's exactly right, jeanine, they are protecting from being prosecuted for many crimes. well, because she is out there grandstanding saying we welcome everyone, we love everyone, come here, we will offer you resources, we will protect you, and then when greg abbott calls her bluff and sends them there, she doesn't know what to do. it's like she invited all these people to a party and then when they arrived at the party at her house she said oh, i don't want you here anymore. that's exactly what she did. i have known greg abbott. we were a.g.s together. i have known greg for a very long time. that man doesn't have a racist bone in his body nor a xenophobic bone. what he is all about protecting

texans and his state from criminals. from, i wonder how many drugs these people brought into this country, too. we have no idea, fentanyl is out of control, the importation of drugs from mexico is ridiculous now in our country. our kids are dying and lori lightfoot is inviting all of these people into chicago without the being vetted and so more power to her. she is stuck with him now. >> congressman donalds, it's very interesting that i heard joe biden mention fentanyl for the first time yesterday. and for months i said i never heard the word come out of his month. safer plan increase the penalties for fentanyl. what are you talking about? you let them out on bail as soon as you arrest them. one of the ways to stop fentanyl is to close the southern border is because 95% of it comes through the southwest border. >> you are absolutely right, judge. look, the only reason why he is talking about it now is because

americans in every city of our country are dying from fentanyl. it is the number one cause of death ages 18 to 45. while cities and communities are struggling with, this joe biden has said nothing. so it must have shown up in his polling and now he has to address it i got a message for the president, if he wants to stop fentanyl, reverse your policies at the southern border. because what you have done, joe biden, is given the drug cartels operational control of the southern border. they are making billions of dollars trafficking people into the united states they are making billions of dollars trafficking fentanyl into the united states. this is on you. don't talk about criminal penalties now. reverse your policy at the southern border. >> judge jeanine: all right. thank you both very much. pam bondi, byron donalds. and alex baldwin shame knows no bounds. thought actor is being sued by the family of a fallen marine. we talk to the soldier's sister

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: on yesterday's program, we told you that alec

baldwin is being sued by the family of fallen marine lance corporal reilly mccollum. reilly was one of the 13 service members killed during the pullout of afghanistan last year. now, his family is suing alec baldwin for defamation after the actor accused mccollum's sister, whose name is royce, of taking part in the january 6th riot. things went off the rails when royce posted a photo that she took of the rally outside the capitol. alec baldwin saw that photo and messaged her writing in part: are you the same woman i sent the money for your sister's husband who was killed during the afghanistan exit? when i sent the money for your late brother out of real respect for his service to this country, i didn't know you were a januar. mccollum responded, protest something perfectly legal in the country. and i have already had my

sitdown with the fbi, thanks. have a nice day. baldwin then went on to write: i don't think so. your brother fought for this country bravely and honestly. your activities resulted in the unlawful destruction of government property, the death of a law enforcement officer, and assault on the certification of the presidential election. i reposted your photo. good luck. closed quote. that photo was shared with baldwin's more than 2 million followers on instagram where he allegedly accused roice of being an insurrectionist. that led to a wave of hateful messages against mccollum. mccollum's family is now asking for $25 million in defamation damages. joining me now is cheyenne mccollum sister of reilly mccollum and doug also figure lonnie, the family's attorney. thank you both for being here

i'm going to start with you, cheyenne. when alec baldwin reposted the photo that your sister took of someone else and said that it was her, what happened to your family? it took moments from the time he posted for hateful, disgusting messages to start flooding into not only my sister's instagram, facebook, tiktoks, any social media. she started getting messages immediately and very quick after i also started receiving messages as did my brother's widow. >> and what kind of messages were they? >> we were called every name under the sun that i'm sure i can't share live. we are told we are racist. insur rexists, bigots. southern trash. we are from wyoming. and they still come in. we still get them all of the

time and it was hurtful, hurtful things. i have been told that i didn't love my brother and he deserved to die. >> judge jeanine: how did that make you feel and your sister? >> i mean, it's so hurtful. it's disgusting. it's, you know, there is people who are going to say mean things no matter where you are in the world. but to have it pushed by somebody who has such a following and influence on people to be told that my brother who died for these same people's freedoms diseenkd it because my sisters happened to be at the capitol on january 6th. she wasn't part of any riot or anything. she was nowhere near any of that. but we are being told that we are terrible people and my brother deserved what he got. >> judge jeanine: are you in fear? >> oh, yes. it -- after my brother's death, we saw the very, very good side

of a lot of people. i had flowers, gifts, things, mail coming to our addresses. so, people were able to find us for good things. and it's not hard to find us, obviously, so who knows who we are going to run into or who can just swing by either of our houses at any point in time. >> judge jeanine: counsel, you have decided to sue for $25 million defamation. where are you now on the lawsuit and what are your expectations? >> the expectations is that he will be held accountable. i think that's number one. number two we filed the lawsuit originally in wyoming. that's where the family is and we believe we had a strong jurisdictional argument there. unfortunately, the law hasn't caught up with the internet yet. the judge dismissed that on jurisdictional grounds basically saying because baldwin can't be sued in wyoming, he doesn't have a context with the jurisdiction. so we have refiled the lawsuit in the southern district of new

york and we have gotten him served and he should file an answer shortly. >> judge jeanine: okay. and, you know, in terms of, you know, what your clients are doing right now. i mean, are they taking appropriate precautions for themselves? >> yeah. i mean, they have been instructed to watch out for themselves. it's unfortunate people in their situation with their level of grief and what they're having to deal with this additional worry but, you know, it is what it is and we are going to continue to hold him accountable and hopefully this will all get resolved. >> judge jeanine: cheyenne, thank you for being here and my sympathies to you and your sister over your brother's death. counselor, thank you for being with us mr. postiglione. all right. timing is everything ask paul and nancy pelosi. the pel pelosis have made a fore from perfectly timed have stock trades bought millions of dollars in tesla and microsoft

just before they were handed big government contracts. it's almost like they always know what's coming. if you remember, just before the house passed the chips bill in july. nancy pelosi's $5 million in chip company called n individual i can't. we covered this story extensively, and when the pelosi sold the stock at a loss, we figured they had just pressure. it turns out we may have been wrong. we are learning today that the federal has just banned major china and russia and the news forced nvidia stock to plummet. if paul pelosi hadn't sold when he did, he would have been down an extra 20% as of today. guess you can call the pelosi family lucky yet again. or, it's just another reminder of why they call nancy pelosi the wolf of washington.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> it's almost friday. let's go over some of the crazy stories we have seen so far this week. joining me now is joe concha. hi. >> hi. >> first up we love our furry

friends. but a new study shows one-third of pet parents take more pictures of their pets or significant other. >> is that true? >> we are doing that now. >> this is maximus >> this is stilla. this is your moment. up, up. come on, up. >> oh, there she goes. >> she is more groomed than you are, judge. >> she is. stella, come here. pink bows. i am not talking to her anymore. >> you are filling the time. >> he is beautiful. >> one-year-old and doesn't bark. >> how he doesn't bark? >> if he sees a deer or mouse he

will. >> come here, stella. she heard that. [laughing]. >> where is the rest of the stuff? moving on. hunter in japans are hunting for a monkey that injured dozen of people. a man accidentally shot a woman with a tranquilizer dart. knocking her out for an hour. >> who is doing the shooting when you are missing and hitting a woman? was this dick cheney or alex rodriguez? >> bring it to new york city? >> that's one thing we don't have here. >> that's a good point. in the subway very effective. you would okay that as a judge. >> yes, but this dog i am going to shoot. she is my baby. new jersey supermarkets have a serious problem. grocery baskets are missing by

the thousands because shoppers are taking them home. this is what happens when you bang -- >> when you what? ban plastic bags. >> stella. >> this bag ban is maddening. bring my own bag. but i won't steal baskets. that's a capital offense for stupidit. >> there she is. >> why take the cart home? >> you could have fun with the cart. >> i don't even put it in my car. >> the baskets you hold in your hands. >> oh, i was thinking about the ones with the wheels. stella -- [laughing]. okay, what else do you want to talk about, joe? >> the original topic for the

dog thing, 1 in 3 people say they take more people of their dogs than their children. and my wife is in that category. >> does your dog sleep with you? >> sometimes. >> when doesn't she? >> when i am in control and i go to bed last. he goes in the crate. otherwise i wake up with 2 kids in the bed and a dog and the neighborhood came over. thank god we have a king bed. does stella sleep with you? >> no, i have three dogs. >> the other names? >> they are brothers. they are from north carolina and looking to go back to north carolina every time the gate opens at my house. make a run for it! they don't like their nails between. >> most dogs don't like that. they want to be dogs. >> i will get in trouble. my sister lives in north

carolina. it's been a great 2 nights. i am not here tomorrow night. thanks for watching. catch me every day on the "the five." the fourth season of castles on fox nation is coming up. stella and i are leaving. stell is never coming back. good-bye. >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." if you are watching this you are missing a rare prime-time address from joe biden. biden doesn't give a lot of those. but america is under attack. the threat is not coming from barefoot religious extremists in caves. it's n t