congratulations. tomorrow on "special report," we will talk as mentioned with republican senate nominee dr. mehmet oz. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. happy birthday labor. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. ♪ >> jesse: when we launched this show back in january, i wanted it to be more than the typically cable news program. yeah, i wanted to talk about politics and the pelosis especially and, of course, the bidens, but i also wanted to have a little fun. looking back on these past eight months i can say we have had a food time. who else can say they interviewed a woman who identifies as a wolf or who married their cat? well, i can. i'm glad i did. because you see here at "primetime," we believe all voices deserve to be heard i

have been saying that since day one and i mean it that's why i have sent producers out on the street to talk to everyday americans. it's also why i make the point to talk to your not so average americans. we call it unchartered waters. a segment dedicated to unique characters. so tonight we are taking a trip down memory lane, airing some of our favorite interviews with some of our most memorable guests and don't worry, there will be some new content, too. later on, in the show we will catch up with one of our old friends and i will give you a hint, she howls. first, let's start with someone had taught us a thing or two how to survive in biden's inflated america. watch. ♪ joe biden says that a recession is not inevitable and his press secretary, this is what she said. >> can you talk a little bit about if you are doing anything at all to prevent a recession or a rise in unemployment. >> we are in a moment of transition. we don't see a recession right

now. that is not -- we are not in a recession right now. right now we are in a transition where we will -- we are going to -- go into a place of stable and steady growth. >> jesse: funny they said the exact same thing about inflation and here we are at near 40 year high. most americans are struggling to pay for stuff so we are budgeting. here to talk about biggest bang for your buck than extreme cheapskate. >> i don't know why anyone would spend money on a car wash when you can literally get it for free at the gas station. >> i never spend money on condiments. any time you go to a restaurant just take extra when you are there. save money on cups. i actually reuse yogurt cups. i took the bulb out of the refrigerator it assist me almost had $0 a year in electric democratic. always leave the tags on the shirt because you never november if it's going to go out of style. always keep the tags and return them later. >> by washing my clothes in the shower with me. i'm saving at least $15 a month. i keep a bucket in there and it

catches all the excess water. at the end of the week when i'm ready to flush the toilet i take that water and bower it directly into the toilet and that's what causes the toilet to flush. >> jesse: joining me enough to greg extreme cheapskate. are you wearing the same shirt you were wearing in that video? >> you got that right. what's up, jesse? i appreciate you having me on. i don't know anything about anything. so i'm excited to give you my expert opinion. >> jesse: okay. so what is your expert opinion on saving money? do you have anything else that you do besides what we just saw? >> oh, you name it. well, i just put a vending machine in my house because my roommate keeps taking all my groceries. that's helped with the bills a little bit. but, yeah, i will tell you. what the crazy -- my grandpa got me into this. when i was a kid. i remember he had this old woody wagon and he the lived on a hill. when he was -- he would put it in neutral and just guide two miles down the hill and then he would start the car when he got to the bottom.

so, you know, he was getting infinite miles per gallon. it blows my mind people are bent out of shape about gas prices. jesse, we have the single best free transportation system in the entire country. it's called your feet. people need use it more. we should have a pandemic of people walking on the highway. there should -- the number one crime in america right now, jesse, should be jay walking there should be jay walkers everywhere. we are due for a fitness revolution for goodness sakes. but, in all seriousness, jesse. i will literally i will cut my lawn with a pair of scissors before i will put $5 per gallon worth of gas in my lawn mower. jesse, i will literally steal pregnant goats from the cincinnati zoo before i put $5 worth of gas in my lawn mower. jesse, are you listening to me? >> jesse: i'm listening to you. i can't believe you are wearing the same shirt. >> jesse. i will literally siphon gas out

of nancy pelosi's husband's car before i put $5 per gallon worth of gas in my lawn mower. >> jesse: you would be doing the country a public service because then he wouldn't drive drunk and just wreck some other vehicle. listen, i think you are on to something and i hone the country watches this. i don't want everybody showering blades of grasth scissors. i think you can save a fortune. thank you so much. >> or get a goat. >> jesse: only in biden's america. do me a favor and wash the shirt though, please. >> in biden's america he has a solution for the will inflation problem? i think he is going to give us another round of stimulus checks. hey. >> jesse: all right. get the hell out of here. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: have you ever met anybody who doesn't like sandwiches? i haven't. and sometimes nothing satisfies like a good old subway. >> this fresh, delicious tasty,

meaty turkey-filled cold cut combo. i eat three every day to help keep me strong. >> hey, harry, can i have one of those? >> coming right up. >> jesse: unfortunately times are tight right now and folks don't have as much money. but what if i told you getting a subway tattoo could get you free sandwiches for life? that's what colorado manned subway fanatic james konst did as part of subway's campaign did he got a foot long tattoo on his back. now he is entitled to free subway sandwiches forever. ultimate subway fan joins mehis? >> this was my first tattoo. >> how bad did it hurt? >> it hurt. i under 12eu789ed how bad it would hurt.

but i have got to tell you not only did it hurt but i also was nervous about going in because it was my first time and i thought i might look like the rookie and crazy for coming two days early. the people at bad apple tattoo in las vegas were the most friendly people ever. so they made the experience awesome. it is honestly i highly recommend it they are just a tremendous little community there. and i just loved it. >> now, why did you want to eat subway sandwiches for free for the rest of your life? was it a financial thing or do you just love the foot long? >> oh, i'm a legit subway fan. so i was when a teen i was overweight. it was about my early teens. just a little bit after i have got start doing something. i started working out and it started instead of my usual fast food choices that were not healthy, i switched to subway and it really did make a difference. it's also economical, convenient

because's everywhere. i'm a die hard subway fan. >> jesse: okay. well, if you could get chiseled like that by eating subway sandwiches. i will have to get johnny to get me subway the rest of my life. i'm not getting the tattoo. i'm too afraid of needles. you got it, where, on your back? >> yeah. right here. >> oh my god. it's huge. that is a massive tattoo. i thought it was just like you had to get the subway sandwich like, you know, like a 6-inch italian b ment or something. i didn't know it was like the size of a like the home run plate. >> yeah. it is. and i was told that for a first tattoo this is unusual. and but, yeah. i'm thrilled about it. it was an absolute blast.

>> you have gone into the subway since then and taken off your shirt and swung around and gotten your free sub. >> fortunately it's in the form of gift cards. i don't have to do it. i can use the gift card which is really cool. >> jesse: all right. you must have gift cards stacked as high as the sun in your apartment. thank you so much for coming on. and you are a braver man than most. >> thank you so much. it was my pleasure. joe's ♪ be ♪ >> jesse: in order to survive biden's economy. you may not need to go to the extremes or foot long tattoos, showering with your clothes on. turn to chef and restauranteur andrew gruel for more practical ysd. what have you got, andrew? >> first of all, i'm always a fan of face tattoos related to food body tattoos. any of that keeping it practical for those who don't want to put ink between their eye lids. i suggest everything is about bulk, right?

buy in bulk, cook in bulk, freeze in bulk. there are so many deals to be made grocery stores, restaurants, et cetera are still buying the same amount of inventory it's about turning that inventory. they don't want do throw it away that's zero revenue. opportunities to make deal with the seafood counter, meat counter, even in the deli counter and any basic grocery store there are deals to be made. when you see something is going down when it comes to reaching its expiration date, you can go haggle with the deli manager or meat manager and seafood manage tore get the price down. let's take it even a step further when i talk about buying in bulk. let's look at things like going into a restaurant and asking the chef, asking the restaurant owner or even the general manager whether you can piggy bank on some of their large purchases, getting those economies to scale and then freeze whatever you have left over. you are going to get things even if they throw a 5% or 10% markup on it you are still going to get it at a price significantly lower than you would basic

grocery or retail outlet. once again, freezing, right? fruits, vegetables, et cetera. if i buy 50 pounds of saw it berries and that many strawberry smoothies i'm not going to work for a week wife can divorce me. i can throw them out or freeze them. a lot of ways to be creative. making deals, buying in bulk. talking to local restaurateurs, getting with the general managers. last thing i want to say is buying off the kid's menu. i have four kids do you know how many times i have eaten their chicken fingers? i don't want to answer that the answer is if you go to a restaurant and buy off the kid's menu not necessarily hungry. third party. i'm not saying take advantage of the restaurant there are circumstances even which the restaurants themselves want to get rid of some of that food. >> jesse: i have been caught taking from jr.'s chicken fingers. i don't do it necessarily because it's less expensive i do did because it tastes goal.

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i don't like my job and i don't think i'm going to go anymore. >> you are not just going to go. >> yeah. >> won't you get fired? >> i don't know. >> i really don't like it. and i'm not going to go. >> jesse: while many people struggle to find work during the pandemic, another group of americans emerged. those who decided they don't want to work at all. a reddit page called anti-work,

unemployment for all, not just the rich, provides a safe space for these like-minded people who want to do as little as possible and still get paid. the page has become one of the most popular on reddit. there is now over 1.6 million subscribers. joining me now is the person who operates this anti-work group doreen ford. all right. so, doreen, why do you like the idea of being home not working but still getting paid by corporate america? >> yeah. misconceptions about the movement. so, where a movement where we want to reduce the amount of work that people feel like they are forced to do so we want to still put in effort and put in labor but we don't want to necessarily be in a space where

we feel trapped. calling for a society where there is less of that. absolutely people still want to do things. they just want to do things where they feel rewarded and they feel like they are in gadd spot in their life and that their job respects them and stuff like that. so doreen, you are not being forced to work. this isn't slave labor. you have applied for a job. you have agreed to the terms and conditions of the employment, and you know, you can walk away from that job at any time and quit. so, i don't understand really what this is about except it sounds like maybe are just being lazy? are you encouraging people to be lazy? >> so i think laziness is a virtue in a society where people constantly want you to be productive 24/7 and it's good to have rest. that doesn't mean you should be resting all the time or not putting effort into things that

you care about. but i think one of the things. >> >> jesse: what do you think is a good work day? how many hours is a solid work day in your ideal society? >> right. sure, i mean i think as much as people want. i personally work. i have like a 20, 25 hour workweek which i think is fairly good. so i would like less work hours. >> jesse: and what do you do, doreen. >> i'm a dog walker. >> jesse: a dog walker? >> right. yeah. so i find. >> jesse: how muchow old are you don't mind me asking. >> sure, i'm 30. >> is there something you want to do besides doing a dog walker? do you aspire to do anything more than dog walking or is that kind of your pinnacle? >> i love working with dogs. if i had to do this the rest of my life i wouldn't be super complaining. dogs are wonderful animals. i would love to teach. i would love to work with people and stuff like that.

>> jesse: what would you teach, dorian. >> philosophy. critical thinking, reasoning, stuff like that. >> jesse: i would love to take your class doreen. i would be taking notes the whole time. you know what? professor is a very similar schedule than something that you are imagining. so i think that might actually work perfectly for you. listen, i think this might not be the greatest idea but who am i to judge to each their own, they say. it's a free country. >> sure. yeah. >> jesse: not everything is free but it is a free country. thank you so much we have got to run. >> you too. >> jesse: we have got to pay the bills. don't go anywhere. we have brand new update with one of our favorite all-time guests. ♪ i recommend nature made vitamins because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization

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>> this is a fox news alert. i'm david spunt in washington. word from canada that one of the suspects in the deadly stabbings of 10 people has been found dead. his brother, an alleged accomplice remains at large. it's not clear yet how damian sanderson died. authorities confirm it was not suicide. they believe his mother myles may be hurt. a total of 28 people were stabbed in yesterday's attack. motive unknown. authorities report while some of the victims were targeted, others may have been randomly chosen. a legal victory for former president donald trump federal judge in florida has granted trump's request for a special master to review the documents seized from mar-a-lago. the appointment could slow the pace of the justice department's probe into the president's of top secret papers in trump's florida home. i'm david spunt. now back to the "jesse watters primetime" special.

>> jesse: here at freedom talked to a handful of people on the wild side literally on the wild side. who can forget the woman who identifies as a wolf? well, we definitely didn't. in fact, we were so intrigued by her, that we are having her on again tonight for a brand new interview. stay tuned. but, first, let's bring back the ttoad lickers. >> yeah. huh? look at. this hello. >> jesse: homer was clearly on to something because getting high off toads is a new trend in psychedelics. people are going to retreats to smoke see secrecies from the. in some paces they are paying up to 9 grand to do it. it makes people feel euphoric. some people say the drug is capable of repatterning your brain and in that case get me a

toad right away. a lot of times people call it the god molecule because it apparently can make you feel like you are dying and returning to life. before we play this video for you. here is a heads up. it's pretty wild. [chimes] >> oh my god. >> jesse: to get the venom pet and milk the toads and use one of the toxins in the secretions to make crystals that can be smoked. these retreats that perform the smoking ceremonies are now starting to pop up all across the country. this woman owns one of these retreats in utah. when they smoke these crystals

of toad venom. what is the first thing that usually happens and how long does it last? >> so, we dose it out and then they will inhale it. usually it takes about maybe 30 seconds for them to get do not experience. they can experience everything from just a few roar rick feeling to also moving through what i like to call death and refresh your recollection. >> jesse: it's therapeutic experience. you, i'm sure, have smoked the toad venom. what have those experiences been like for you personally? >> absolutely ecstasy. complete ecstasy. that's complete bliss. it's very much in connection with god. but god can be many different things to different people. and so it allowed me to definitely understand myself in context to everyone and

everything around me. you definitely don't take this medicine and then come out of it wanting to go back to what you experienced before. because it is so euphoric. >> jesse: how did you feel like you were a part of the cosmic experience? >> cosmic experience? yes. well, what the medicine showed me was that i was the truth in everyone and everything. wherever there was truth, that's where i existed. >> jesse: did you experience g god? >> i experienced myself, yes as a god. absolutely. >> jesse: as a god. >> yes. um-huh. i was the creator and i'm the creator of all things that i have in my life. everything that is in and around me in my environment and in my existence i have a part in that creation.

>> jesse: thank you so much for sharing this experience with us. >> you are so welcome. >> jesse: be safe out there in the dessert, okay? >> yes. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you. >> jesse: thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [howling] >> jesse: that was nyiah, she spiritually and psychologically identifies as a british columbia wolf. she calls herself a fairy thrope that's somebody who says they are a nonhuman animal on a personal level. she is not alone. there are many people people across the country who identify as different animals and even mythical creatures like dragons. naomi -- is it nyiah ocomi joins

me now. all right. how are you doing, by the way? >> i'm doing pretty good. how are you doing? >> jesse: i am fantastic. i have never interviewed a wolf before. [laughter] >> jesse: how do you identify as a wolf and become a wolf? what's the process. >> so, it's not really a process to become a wolf. it's more of a spiritual thing like i, obviously i know i'm human like i go to work every day. i pay my taxes. you know what i mean? i do normal things. it's more of a spiritual identification. so i believe that i have the spirit of the wolf. >> i kind of identify as a wolf on a personal level but, you know, in my everyday life i also know that i'm human. so it's a little bit -- it's a little bit of a misconception. >> jesse: do you often run around in the woods the way a wolf does? >> you know, if i'm with a certain group of friends who are

like-minded. >> jesse: like a wolf pack. >> yes, like a pack. [laughter] we will do that to get some sort of release. but it's not something that i do on a day-to-day basis or anything. >> jesse: you are not pulling one over on us, are you? this is like a real thing you are doing? >> no. i'm not. it's -- i am a wolf theron. there are many different part-time who feel they are theron or other kin. more of a general term. you were mentioning dragons and stuff that would fall under other kin whereas having an earthly animal or a being that has once walked the earth would classify as theron. >> jesse: what is your mating ritual like? [laughter] >> somebody i deeply care for raven. not a theron she is not a raven. no, not necessarily. you don't have to be a theron or

other kin to be somebody that i would be interested in romantically. i think the way that i find, you know, somebody romantically is very similar to how you would find someone romantically. somebody who has common interest. somebody that i click with. you know what i mean? that's kind of more what it is about. >> jesse: okay. a lot of language here that i have never ever heard before. but i'm just going to have to trust you here. [laughter] >> jesse: can you give me a howl to prove that you are a real wolf? >> absolutely. give me one moment. [howling] >> jesse: that was good. you know what? you are actually a wolf. that sold me. as promised we kept in touch with nyiah, we want to know what she has been up to. the wolf woman herself. hi nyiah. >> hi how are you.

>> jesse: i'm good. did you miss me? >> yes, i did. >> jesse: i missed you too. came on the show you were here when we first launched. you ran through the woods and showed us how you howl at the moon. what is new in your life. >> i recently i'm involved in a bunch of different activist sort of things. specifically i am going after people who are harming children and animals. so that's kind of been where my professional life has taken me. as you remember on your show, i think i talked a little bit about the wolf thing and being trance trans, that's definitely a part of my life still but i guess not in the forefront given some of the stuff i said i'm involved in. >> jesse: tell me how your life has changed since you appeared on "jesse watters primetime." >> i think last time i appeared on your show i think i gave a shoutout to a raven.

we ended up dating for a little bit after that. so, you helped me a little bit there. unfortunately, that is no longer a thing. but, that, you know, that brief little bit of a assistance was. [laughter] yeah. >> jesse: raven, if you are watching, let's give naia a second chance, can we? do you want that? or am i overstepping? >> oh my gosh, maybe a little bit of both. [laughter] >> jesse: we're grateful that you are working hard to do that and bring justice to people. can we sign off with a howl for good old times sake? >> absolutely. [howling] >> jesse: nailed it have a good one. >> you too. >> jesse: you can't help who you fall in love with. that's especially true for one lady who married her cat. and that's up next.

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♪ >> jesse: we all love a good love story with a happy endings. some people's stories or even partners aren't so conventional. >> jesse: i love a good wedding. i love the dancing. you should see me on the dance floor. i'm an amazing wedding dancer. the drinks flow. true love is from the air. i must say, i have never heard of this one before. a woman in london has legally married her pet cat. i'm not joking. apparently debra hodge got all dressed up and actually held a ceremony. the cat is now legally her spouse. but, who am i to judge? debra hodge is here with me now to explain this whole situation. all right. so, debra, first of all, what's your cat's name? >> she is cold india. >> jesse: hi, india. so, debra and india, you guys tied the knot. you did this because you were going to get evicted because

your landlord had a no pet policy? is that true? >> well, technically it is because i got sacked from a company called fdm and i had a very secure job. but my landlord doesn't like people on benefits. and, you know, like what am i going to do? i have got ahold of them and, you know, i was like i can't lose my cat. i can't lose another pet. she talks about dinosaurs with me, you know? >> jesse: well, that sounds quite wonderful. what was the wedding like? did anybody walk down the aisle? >> we civil ceremony. we did the outside. we had a pastor had has been ordained and she blessed the wedding. and i spoke to the universe and said i would never be away from my cats. and it was quite marvelous. and then we had tea afterwards.

it was short and sharp and wonderful. >> jesse: sounds like a p. rfect wedding ceremony. >> purfect. >> you are not sexually attracted to the cat or anything. >> oh no. areasonable doubt doing to the folkers you cannot milk a cat. i have never tried. [laughter] no. i'm not sexually attracted but i don't want to be without my cat. like that would be a bit weird. >> jesse: that would be a little bit weird. >> yeah, a little bit. >> jesse: is anybody jealous? do you have recommendation well, i'm singling so no. >> jesse: girlfriends that come over? does it get awkward? >> my cat is really super friendly. she has three legs because she is a bit of a wore and she used to lie in the main road and stop traffic and then at the beginning of covid she got hit by a car and the whether even i love her so much was because she came back even though her leg

was like super broken. it was all like bent out of shape she loves everyone. >> she was lie not guilty road because she is a bit of what. >> a bit of a whore. she would lie in the middle of the road. inevitable she was going to get hit by a car. so now she is a house cat. the other night, i think it was last saturday, she ran out. she waits and she runs out the door when you are least expecting it. so i have to run after her. i was wearing my dressing gownenned a i ran and she was hiding in someone's garden. i was climbing on some bins and i was like india, come on, independent i can't. i felt this gust of wind and just as i felt this gust of wind, i look around and this bloat has looking at me i had no knickers on. i lost my dignity.

>> jesse: that's when you lost your dignity. >> i'm really sorry. like, but she came back. [laughter] >> jesse: i'm glad it was a happy ending and india looks like a beautiful feline and i love your hair cut. and you guys look madly in love and thanks for joining "primetime." we will check back in with you guys if you ever get divorced. >> can i just say oh oh, stop now shoosh. >> jesse: 50% of unions end in divorce. >> i'm sorry. ♪ >> jesse: most people hope to be and can only handle one marriage but not for monette diaz. >> i'm 52 years old and i have been married 11 times. my second husband we got divorced and then we thought we could work it out so i married him again number 10, we should have just stayed friends. number 11, i'm not even going there with that one. when i add it all up, i guess i

have been proposed to over 28 times. >> jesse: this utah woman has been married and divorced 11 times and all documented not giving up still believes in love and that her one true soul mate is out there. monette diaz joins me now. monette, one question. why? >> um-huh why? [laughter] that's a really tough question. i just dreamed of being in love ever since i was a little tiny girl. and so i -- that's what i wanted. but i was in a religion where you had to get married to have sex. and so i was going to be kicked out if i did that. and so i chose to get married. and it wasn't me that proposed. it was them that did every time.

>> jesse: you are saying yes to proposals just to have sex? >> no, not just to have sex. i really believed in it. i'm kind of -- i'm a hopeless romantic and i'm very trusting in people. and so i really -- i really as much as i look back at it now, and see how stupid i was, i really believed that every single one was going to be it. i tried to make them be the soul mate that i always dreamed of as a little girl. >> jesse: yeah, you can't change men, we are hopeless. what was the shortest marriage -- >> -- and i don't have to tell you, this jesse. >> jesse: what? >> i was so excited for this interview that i told my sister i was more excited than any i do i have ever done because i love your show. this is a big deal for me. >> jesse: mow netmonette, i'm hy married. >> not about being married it's about the interview. ever since have you been on the street i have wanted to be

interviewed by you. >> jesse: it's your lucky day. more marriages than geraldo, what can i say you? are putting geraldo to shame. monette, just be careful out there. eventually you have to stop and i think we might be at that point. so, good luck and god bless you. thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: we talked to a crazy vigilante who will stop at nothing to make you put away your shopping cart. ♪ ♪ hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: we live in a society, and societies have rules. you don't eager coworkers months, you don't blast music on the train, and for the love of god, don't leave your shopping cart in a parking place. put it back in the little corral, because if you don't, you're going to get confronted and shamed this guy. >> that's not where the carts

go, sir! >> shut your mouth, punk! >> what does the sign say on the cart return? please return carts here. >> the cart is right there. >> doesn't say please put the carts there. now, sir -- >> [bleep]. >> would you like a magnet instead? >> get your [bleep] off my [bleep] car! >> as soon as you take your car -- >> get your [bleep] out of here! get the [bleep] out of here! >> get yourself. >> jesse: joining me now is the dark himself, sebastian davis. he's also the producer of the woody show pride to podcast. i think what you're doing is right, but it's dangerous, man. are you worried about getting shot? >> well, jesse, i am wearing a bulletproof vest that was donated to me by a baton rouge police officer after a man in texas did indeed belladonna me

when i asked him, like you just on that video there, too simple he take her cart and put it back in the cart return. >> jesse: so are you doing this because you are like a part owner of this supermarket chain and you want to keep the parking lot free of carts? >> keep costs down? >> jesse: are you doing this? >> doing this because it's a pet p, because sometimes do pull in a spot and you're like oh, i've got to get out, move the cart, take it to the cart return -- there's the guy pulling the gun on me there. and i get -- i get videos and messages all the time from people who have had loose carts hit their cars, you know, take out a taillight or dent in the shopping centers in the grocery stores do not hold liability for that damage. that's why they have a cart returns but often say please return carts here, we are not liable for damage buried >> jesse: is this your full-time job? >> it is not, it is just a passion project of mine. i'm all over the country, canada, u.k., i'm here in los angeles right now. but all you lazy bones who might

be thinking about leaving your carts out, we travel often and i could be in your backyard tomorrow. >> jesse: so you know, sometimes i may happen to leave my cart -- i'm sorry. i probably shouldn't have even mentioned it, but it has happened. i do feel very, very proud of myself when i put it back in the corral, that gives me a very good feeling inside. >> as you should, because it shows you are a decent human being, but jesse, there is no valid excuse outside of "my house is burning down" for you not to walk for 13 or 15 steps to take her cart back other than "i just didn't feel like it and i don't care what the next person who wants to park in spot." >> jesse: i am rightfully shamed on my own show, so it hurts even more, but i will take a beating because i deserve it. is this a stone? are you in on this? are you in on this with people? is this like staged? because some people say it staged. >> no, you would think it might be staged because the reactions, like you just saw there are so violent and outrageous, but no,

we had between cars, behind trees, and things like that. no one knows when or where the cart narcs are going to show up. >> jesse: i would take a shaming out there and that's fine but anybody out there you better watch out, cart narc is around. time for some text. rusty from nashville, tennessee. jesse, i saw your show. the guy won free subway for life or getting a subway tattoo. can you talk to coors light? i will get that tattooed on my back if it means free coors for life. so what i. except maybe a bud. we have been from albuquerque to mexico. do think the democrats would be any smarter if they started licking some toads? hunter has done it. maybe joe will try it. andrea from nevada, i've been married twice and i thought that was too many. 11 times? how did she have the patience? i don't know if patience is the right word. i agree. jason from albany, new york, the cart narc, guys, inspired me to

do that at my local grocery store. i can't wait! those people are just rude. be careful before you embark on a career in vigilantism, we can't hear at prime time be responsible for anything that happens. that's all for tonight, don't forget to dvr prime time. happy labor day, and it was, i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." it's hard to believe we are about to hit 200 interviews that we've done for "tucker carlson today" over on fox nation. that's our chance, that platform, to conduct longer interviews with people who are really interesting who we want to talk to for more than three or 4 minutes as we would on the regular nightly show here on fox news. so these are our long discussions with some of the