♪ >> my life will of course change as i take up my new responsibility but i know this important work will go on. >> bret: "special report" will go on fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, thanks. have a great weekend, bret. >> bret: you too. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: crime is a disease and like any virus it attacks an area of weakness. like you get sick exhausted and run down. crime flourishes in areas. chaos run rampant for decades. 1970s and 80's things were so bad in new york the city was called the killing fields. >> just imagine world war ii bombed out berlin. >> it was just a war zone arson

murder rape burglary robbery. >> it's considered the murder capital of the united states. the worst ghetto in all of the united states. >> after decades of terror in the big apple, rudy giuliani rode in like a white knight and took care of business. he made life better for his residents and cleaned up the streets. guess what? it worked. he tackled crime and laid out the big city blueprint for safety. enforce your laws, keep criminals in line. and above all, support your police. >> seems like an easy recipe for success, right? yet, somehow, 30 years later, every democratic big run city has screwed this up. the left has worked tirelessly to defund police and put criminals back on the streets. stupid ideas like eliminating cash bail have put us all at risk. you are officially on your own. nowhere is that more evident than lori lightfoot's chicago. the same lady who tried to cut

her police budget by $50 million two years ago has seen a nearly 40% jump in crime in the last 12 months. things are so bad even the bears are bailing on chicago and running to the suburbs. you want to go shopping in the windy city. you might be risking your life. check out this video from last week where one man was sucker punched while just standing there at the store counter. they didn't take long for things to escalate as he pulled out a gun and opened fire killing the 19-year-old man who started the fight. boom. so, what is chicago's answer to this chaos? more cops? for funding? no. it's getting rid of cash bail because that makes sense. and these problems might start in the city but it doesn't take long until it spreads to the suburbs. listen to the mayor of this chicago suburb tell us what is coming. >> as of january 1st, 2023, the following things will go into effect and people need to be aware of this. it abolishes cash bail for

almost every offense. this includes but isn't limited to kidnapping, armed robbery, second degree murder, drug induced homicide. aggravated dui. threatening a public official and aggravated fleeing and alluding. offenders released on electronic monitoring have to be in violation for 48 hours before law enforcement can act. they can almost drive to alaska before we can even look for them. it denies victims their constitutional rights and keep this in mind, businesses and homeowners, officers will no longer remove trespassers from your residence or your businesses. someone could decide to live in your shed and all we can do is give them a ticket. you have to decide what level of force is required to remove them. and whether or not it's legal. this is a massive threat to the residents of park, cook county and illinois. >> jesse: let me get this straight can you kidnap my kid before lunch and be home by

dinner? what the hell is that? and what's the point of ankle bracelets if police can't catch you until you are in alaska? why even have a government if it takes the side of the bad guys? because this isn't just a windy city problem. this is going to be in your backyard soon. we are already seeing this play out in tennessee on wednesday, a maniac live streamed a shooting spree across the whole city killing four and injuring three. but this lunatic shouldn't have even been on the streets. he was charged with attempted first degree murder just two years ago. yet, the district attorney at the time, amy wire rich, the judge, glen wright signed off soft plea deal. what message do you think that sends other criminals across the city? they look at that and say i can get rid of anything. only took one day. >> white people hate black people. >> [bleep]

>> [inaudible] shot -- white old lady. >> jesse: how much more can memphis take in the city was already reeling from kidnap and murder of a local teacher. people are tired. they need their government to do something. this local reporter summed up what pretty much everyone is feeling. >> this is not a joke. this is extremely dangerous situation and i know -- [sigh] memphis is tired right now. yeah. i'm good. i'm with you all. memphis is tired right now. bear with me. it's a very nerve-racking night. it has been a very difficult week. >> jesse: the people are literally crying out for help. but the government is not doing anything. the government is actually doing less. in washington, d.c. crooks are climbing up on trees and telephone lines to avoid arrests like this is some kind of game. i mean, they used to get calls

for getting cats out of the tree. now look at this. and suspects aren't just running from the police, they are running at police. this guy in arizona just robbed a gas station and then ran at an officer with a screwdriver. >> drop the screwdriver. >> no. >> drop it. >> no. >> stop. [gunfire] >> the man is obviously mentally ill. what happened to the billions of dollars that we give the government to help people like that? the federal government took in more tax revenue than they ever have in the history of america last year, where is the money going? the democrats are always saying the government is there to help people. why aren't they helping anybody? all these people who need help? and san francisco is the worst. there is a famous song that goes if you are going to san

francisco wear flowers in your hair. i'm not going to sing it like that. forget the flowers, wear a suit of armor. look at this scene on the streets. [dogs barking] [shouting] >> jesse: the only thing missing is the flaming garbage can. honestly i would rather be in ukraine. ukraine looks safer than that maybe biden while is he saving ukraine can save san francisco. by the way, who is in charge of san francisco? gavin newsom, nancy pelosi? how does the media let him get away with something like this? why doesn't a reporter take their phone and put this footage in nancy's face and say nancy, this is your city. what are we doing about this? that will never happen because reporters don't want action. they want access. these politicians don't care about their people.

we cannot rely on the government anymore for anything. so i'm not going to waste my time telling these officials what they need to do anymore. we have to address the other half of the problem. so tonight, i'm going to talk directly to the homeless drug addicts and ex-cons. you are better than. this pick yourself up and pay attention. here's the plan of action. get a motel room for an hour and take a shower. then shave your face. walk to the thrift shop, buy clean clothes. get some new shoes. then you go to the barbershop and you get your hair cut. you stare in that mirror curing the hair cut. your face is clean. you smell clean. you got a new shirt. look under your own eyes in the mirror. see of the real you and say to yourself this is who i am. then you hop on a bus and get as far as away from your sleazy crew as far as possible. go back to your family or if you can't, get outside of that city where there is not a dealer on every block and get yourself a job, any job. because a job gives you purpose. take a broom, an apron, a lawn

mow are, i don't care. do what you have got to do. work all day and save money. save 10% of your paycheck. put it away. and then drink a lot of water. do some pushups, go for a walk, find a book, read, sleep all night and work all day. it's that simple. listen to your conscience. you know what's right and what's wrong. live in the moment. and every moment is an opportunity to make a decision. who do you want to be? you want to be better. and that's how you get a fresh start. your life will change if you do these things. and you don't have to thank me. let's turn to rachel campos-duffy, "fox & friends weekend" co-host. what do you think about my little pep talk? >> i love personal responsibility. and i wish people had a conscience. but, unfortunately, a conscience is built by a family, by a system. by a society that values that. and right now we have a massive breakdown of the family. all the young men that you saw, you know, doing all those bad things. they come from broken homes.

and, you know, the most revolutionary thing we can do right now, jesse, is tell the truth about what is happening. what you are doing by showing these videos in your monologue but also showing, telling who is doing these things. the democrat party gets more powerful when families are broken down and people become more dependent on them. the pot industry, which i believe is doing great damage by normalizing drug use because it is a gateway drug. so there are weed lobbyists there are democrats and way too many parents who are celebrating the legalization of drugs. and i think we need to talk about george soros. george soros has spent millions and millions of dollars through a dark web of money. nonprofits and political action committees that he uses to have an outsized influence on local elections of district attorneys who he elects these woke

district attorneys. he is spending millions of dollars. he spent 2.5 million alone to elect gascon. he spent millions of dollars on chesa boudin in san francisco, which you showed right there. he was kicked out. but, remember, chesa boudin was hugo chavez's translator. he was the son of domestic terrorists here in the united states of america. but he is using even tinier amounts of money to make a difference in elections in smaller communities all across the country because he wants to fund -- he wants to destabilized america. and fundamentally transform it. i think you are right about personal responsibility. it starts in the home. and the most local races are the most important. but, jesse, the most local place is your family. save your family. take care of your kids, your grandkids, your nieces, your nephews. we will do it one child at a time. i'm not giving up but, boy, we need to tell the truth about what is happening if we want to see change. >> jesse: i could not agree

more. take care of your kids. if they one astray, go get them, bring them home. if you run astray and strung out on drugs and in and out of the prison testimony system go. home so you can get taken care of or go home and take care of your family. thanks so much, rachel. >> rachel: yeah, thank you, jesse. >> jesse: where are republicans? that's what i want to know. ♪ ♪ does it get better than never getting lost? ♪ does it get better than not parallel parking yourself? ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing innovations you've never even dreamed of? buick is dreaming of them every day.

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♪ >> jesse: operation joe got to go in full swing. joe has lost his support pretty much everywhere. the liberal media not in love so much anywhere. cbs is calling him old. >> even among democrats a recent poll shows that age is the top concern among those looking for

a different candidate in 2024. >> jesse: even cnn's openly referring him to grandpa in chief and surprise biden not too happy with the coverage he is getting. he is used to be protected like a baby in a stroller. and according to the new politico report, the biden white house is now complaining to cnn. joe biden is complaining to cnn. fell him quote cnn focuses too much on horse races and political punditry. it's not like cnn has any biden policy accomplishments to fawn over reduction act. so biden has decided to go on offense himself and attack half the country we are liberally in the battle for america's soul. i know i have been saying it for a year and a half. i mean it. extreme maga republicans don't just -- they embrace political

violence. think about it. they refuse to accept the will of the people. they threaten our very democracy. that's not hyperbole. here's the biden strategy you take the focus off the democrats and you just talk about trump. make trump what the media focuses on and they will. so, they don't focus on crime, inflation, open borders and the fact that joe hasn't done a single interview in 200 days. biden wants to divide the republican party and the 74 million americans who voted for trump are maga republicans who don't believe in democracy. he is trying to jan january 6the g.o.p. what i want to know is why aren't the republicans fighting back? biden raided trump's house. the republican party said nothing. and that's all joe needed to know. he saw an opening. and he is going to hammer that all year. i don't know if republicans are still on vacation or they think if they just lay low history is going to be on their sidon in the midterms but joe biden is laying the wood to you guys and

i haven't heard a peep. ned ryun is the founder and ceo of american majority. have you heard anything? i haven't heard much, ned,. >> no, i mean, well, the first thing, jesse is republicans in d.c. should probably stop despising their base and the next step is they should not be afraid of the corporate propagandist and senile person in the white house and go on the attack and define what is extreme? what is extremist to actually butcher babies up to the moment of birthday. what's extremist to allow millions of illegal aliens in destroying our border and destroying the idea of national sovereignty. what's extreme heist to actually let people advance the idea that somehow mute a little underaged children is perfectly normal. what's also extreme is to allow hardened criminals out on the street to kill again. all america first type wants law and order, respecting our national sovereignty. protecting the lives of our children and i would even throw in, jesse, maybe free and fair

elections while we are at it. a lot of republicans in d.c. ran on these ideas, all we are asking of them is to actually do what they said they were going to do. maybe more so, stop cowering in the corner, try defending these ideas and advancing them, if you can't, why don't you actually leave office because you are unfit to actually represent the republican party. >> jesse: did they say something about a threat to democracy? >> jesse: joe and the fbi basically monkeyed around with the last presidential election. they covered up the october surprise, the laptop. they got the pfizer company to push back the date of the release of the vaccine until after the election. don't talk to me about democracy. they screwed around with the last election, ned, why don't they say that? >> this is the thing. if republicans cannot find their teeth and claws and actually start fighting back in a real way, against the administrative state, against the surveillance state, against the democrats, this great boa constrictor is going to choke them out and

lights are going to go out. this is for the sake of the free american republic. they better find a backbone and start swinging back. >> jesse: i don't want to see a strongly worded letter on nice senatorial letterhead fired off to the fbi. >> exactly. >> jesse: you got to do that but that's not your a game and we expect that. >> that's right. >> jesse: all right. ned. have a great weekend. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: kamala goes to space and embarrassing the human race. and the real reason why some people hate the queen. ♪ an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. that's the value of ownership. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage... choose safelite. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye!

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>> as the world reflects on the amazing life of queen elizabeth ii. depressed lefties are trying to paint queen legacy racist imperialist. >> if you really think about what the monarchy was built on, it was built on the back of black and brown people.

she wore a crown with pillaged stones from india and africa. >> the british empire was a colonizing empire. made her a colonizer queen. >> there is a weakness in the american character that still years for that era of hereditary privilege which is the thing we escaped from. >> jesse: others are celebrating her death. when the queen was on her death bed a carnegie mellon gender studies professor, of course, couldn't help but say this. the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying may her pain be excruciating. the people are sick. the gender study professor might want to sit in on carnegie mellon's history class because queen elizabeth took the crown in 19502. 19501952. the british had given up india. she granted independence to dozens of nation. don't liberals say women should

rule the world? so, how about a hand for the queen for overseeing the end of the british empire. isn't that exactly what they wanted? but by that time, the british had already left their mark on the world. unlike other empires in history who strictly ruled with an iron first. fist the british strategy was more brutal compared to japan, spain, germany, the at toeman empire don't get me started on the incan as and aztecs. british paved way. balances, individual rights, freedom of the press freedom of the press and where the british people themselves immigrated to the united states, canada, australia, new zealand, these countries formed like a constellation of civilization. the most powerful, the most successful, most prosperous and most free countries in the world. and lovely places to live, i might add.

countries are considered lucky to be a part of the commonwealth. and are allowed to trade with some of the most innovative nations in the world. not mention you are protected by a world class military, especially the navy. this isn't to say that the british empire was pristine. in the early age of exploration horrific atrocities were committed against indigenous populations not to mention the fact that britain became the largest slave owning state in the world. that was at a time all nations and all continents had slaves. great britain was the single force behind the destruction of the international slave trade. obviously the leftist and the media won't tell you that they would rather tell you the queen's crown was made by slaves. most of great britain's wealth was not derived from colonial servitude. maintaining that empire was a huge burden to the british taxpayer. in 1833, great britain officially abolished slavery. the british were so set on its

destruction that their navy boarded vessels from other countries freeing all the slaves on board. and for decades african-americans, arabs, germans and others resisted abolition. even to this day, slavery exists in places like africa. the middle east and in china. so when the queen assumed the throne in 1952, great britain had abolished slavery over a century ago. you don't think the british hun narky was rich before slavery? come on. they were rich before, during, and after. what these people don't realize is that when we rebelled against the british, we weren't rebelling against their way of life. all we wanted was our own government. and throughout the world, the former british colonies that continued to embrace the british system have done far better than the former colonies that rejected it. all i have to say, be careful what you wish for. i would take the british empire over the russian, or chinese empire any day.

stephen miller is a former senior adviser to president trump and america first legal founder. stephen, why do you think these people hate the queen so much? >> well, i mean, a big part of it is that they are idiots. you can't discount that the truth is that as you have laid out so brilliantly, the british empire has been such a bee november lent force for good in the world. and then it's unraveling was historic tragedy with empires like china, for example, filling that void. if you will look, all around the world today, what if the legacy of this empire, the rule of law, self-government, natural rights, property rights, an independent justice system. basically everything joe biden is trying to destroy right now is something that was wonderful the british empire had. as you pointed out, yes, we rebelled against britain but to control our own destiny to

self-govern using those natural rights, expanding the british system of common law into what we have today. really, i think a lot of this has to do with the same old thing we have seen for years from the left. they hate western civilization. they hate western thought. they hate western culture. they hate western philosophy. they want some sort of marxist hell hole to take its place and that's what i think we are seeing right now. >> jesse: before we let you go, miller. that was very eloquent. did you something the other day many people consider atrocities. akin to the atrocities indigenous people. wore an outfit that brought many people to tears. here it is on the screen. gray jacket with a dark green button down shirt with a matching green tie. and i just wanted to give you the opportunity here on "jesse watters primetime" to explain yourself. >> well, i have long been a trailblazer in politics, jesse. i decided it was time to become a trailblazer in fashion.

like many of my political ideas that not that long ago were looked down upon and even frowned upon, the future will never belong to the populist, i believe we are looking for a future not too long from now when the mono chromatic brightly colored look will come back and it will be everywhere. you watch, you wait and see it's going to happen. >> jesse: all right. mark this day. he predicted it. one of these days i will be wearing it, apparently. thank you so much, miller have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> jesse: kamala harris is a very important person. she wears many important hats. border czar, voting rights advocate, champion of student debt forgiveness. but kamala is sad. these assignments do not spark joy in her. the border, too depressing. student debt, too divisive. but there is an assignment that fits her just right. space. it's not just the final frontier. it's kamala's favorite subject matter. she loves space so much she will talk to anybody about it. the president, the second dude,

a group of paid child actors. it doesn't matter who you are, she is going to bend your ear about moon craters. >> i just love the idea of exploring the unknown, think about so much that is out there that we still have to learn. like i love that. you guys are going to see. you are going to literally see the craters on the moon with your own eyes. with your own eyes, i'm telling you. it is going to be unbelievable. >> jesse: it would make total sense why she loves working on the national space council as she is tasked with important business and work across many areas. >> today, the business of our work is for the council to report on the work that has occurred since our last meeting across these areas. we will today also discuss the work yet ahead, the work we must

still do to continue to move forward. >> jesse: sounds like a lot of work. but don't worry, she gets to play a little, too. like today when she held a phone call with astronauts on the international space station. look at this face. she is so excited to talk to those astronauts. i haven't seen her this happy since they swore in ketanji brown jackson. good morning, good morning. [laughter] [cheers] >> good morning, america. [laughter] >> jesse: so, anyway. kamala invited some students to join her today to talk to the astronauts. let's listen in. >> join us today and we have been talking with [inaudible] around the country about what you all are doing. could you share to those who have not been on the international space station how does it impact your view of earth when you had that experience? >> we share unique perspectives

that we have here [inaudible] orbiters sunrise and sun sets every day. we look down and see a world with no borders. >> jesse: a world with no borders. that's something kamala understands better than anybody on earth. let's not lose sight of what is important here. what about the children? i'm not sure if you have heard, she had a bunch of students with her today. >> i have a bunch of students with me today. what would you tell them to share with them to encourage them to continue with their studies? what's your advice? >> [inaudible] >> we ran out. >> okay, more to come. we will write letters. [laughter] >> jesse: oh, yes, letters. i'm sure they will get them in space. gavin newsom is a fool. we'll be right back.

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♪ >> jesse: gavin newsom the golden boy can't even run his own state. california is falling apart right in front of our own eyes. is he more worried about dethroning the big guy. heat wave rolling blackouts the energy grid is failing and bigavinnewsom's solution turn tr conditioning off while he sat in a cool and comfortable fleece. yes, not savvy. he should have been sweating if he wanted to sell it. now double down the insane policies that ruined the state in the first place. almost like he is trying to bring the entire green movement down with him. but the facts here are pretty clear and the science tells us that the biggest threat to the environment isn't climate change it's ridiculous climate change policies. we got a glimpse of that in a fascinating article in the post this week. it's not all bad news about the environment. but gavin newsom doesn't follow the science. that's because is he more interested in using the environment as a campaign strategy. instead of doing anything to

actually improve it. here it is. hume has become better and better off, yet, do mongers will keep telling you the end is nigh. this is great for their fundraising but the costs to society are sky high. we make poor expensive policy choices and our kids are scared witless. that sums it all up, doesn't it? democrats can't solve climate change because that would get rid of the carrot and disik they hold over young voters and rich companies giving us moments like these. >> you know you're millennial when you question whether or not it's ethical to bring children into this world. >> because of climate change. you don't really know whether or not the world is going to be habitable in 30 years so why would i bring children into this world? i find it up credibly morally unethical to bring another human being, another child into this late stage capitalistic [bleep] show that is causing literal extinction of our species enough about climate change. >> while the rest of us sit back

and watch the planet slowly die let's start having babies resist that primal age to breed. give it 10 or more years or so they won't be able to breathe. >> jesse: born joins us titled false alarm. how are things improving in the environment that people don't ever learn about. >> hey, jesse. so we don't really hear anything but one catastrophe after another. but if you actually look at the data, what has happened over the last 100 years, if you look at all the things that climate change can impact on humans, floods, droughts, storms, wildfires and extreme temperatures. the international data shows that 100 years ago about half a million people died every year. last year just 7,000 people died. we have seen a decline of more than 99%. we are much safer, why? because we are richer and richer means you are much better able to deal with the problems that

nature throw at you. >> jesse: what about massive heat waves that the governor keeps talking about and moving your air conditioning thermostat down a notch? what's he talking about there. >> so, jesse, global warming is a real problem but it's just one of many things and really we know how to deal with heat. so, we're going to see more heat waves. but we have actually seen dramatic declining impacts of heat waves in the u.s. why? because of air conditioning. it's not hard. you need to have enough energy to run your air conditioner. and they don't in california. that's the real tragedy. and, at the same time, of course, you need to remember there are many more people dying from cold than from heat. both in the u.s. and around the world. and so for the u.s. it's about 20,000 people die from heat. but 170,000 people die from cold. and how do you avoid dying from cold? it's also access to energy.

so, again, we have to be careful to not use the climate policies to make our energy so expensive people can't afford to turn on their air conditioner when it's really hot. and keep warm in the winter. that's what kills people. that's how we solve these problems as well. with cheap energy. >> jesse: nuke plants wouldn't hurt. last question what is this doing to children psychologically when you say they are all going to die in 10 years. >> obviously it's hardened them makes them uncomfortable and traumatized. why would i go to school? dbut it also means we don't focs on how do we actually fix all of these problems? remember, the world got better because we actually have lots of innovation and people thinking i can do this better. we want our kids to do the same thing so that the world will become much better in the future. not scare them witless but actually tell them we have got this. but let's do it smarter. >> jesse: yeah. let's get some more air conditioning units. that would help us all.

thank you very much, bjorn. >> thank you. >> jesse: we ran a story about a democrat murdered a journalist. at the end of the day at the ed of the show we got a message from a "primetime" fan angie from vegas she said the local reporter tried to blame the murder at president trump at a press conference yesterday. i promised we would have the producers track it down and i didn't even think it was real but apparently it was. watch. >> now is probably not the appropriate time to talk politics. >> do you condemn. >> so why are we talking politics then? >> do you condemn former president trump normalization of violence against journalists? >> no. i think this probably the inappropriate venue to speculate on that or opine on that. >> jesse: i mean, that was disgusting. and great job by the sheriff for shutting this ridiculous reporter down.

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>> it's friday so let's play sink or swim. take a look at the leader board. we have basically gut felt. way, way, way up there and kilmeade way at the bottom. who's by kilmeade? is that hammer? that's unfortunate. so unfortunate. great hair but at the bottom. we have two business stars here, charles payne and kennedy. this is for the business channel bragging rights. this is very important, guys. >> nervous, nervous. >> take that. >> the category, tribal warfare. this billionaire lost his patients with senator liz warren soak the rich campaign and openly telling her go screw

herself. who is it? mark cuban or elon musk? you're going with cuban and you're going with musk. who is it? >> the idea just soak the rich, billionaire tears that sell that cup, screw you, elizabeth warren. you're everything wrong with politics. >> so he won't be running as a democrat. okay. >> all right. payne, that's not a good start for you. you should have known that one. here's the category, life is hard. the question which cnn star claims he's involved in a show's research and rejects the notion that he's just a "pretty face". saying i feel it makes it seem like i don't do anything all day and sitting around for the come ragaini to turn on. don lemon or anderson cooper? wow. cooper, lemon. who do we got? >> good evening, i'm anderson cooper. thank you very much for joining

us. >> payne is back in the game. tie ball game. next is grandpa mode. joe bide season old and liberal cable outlets are taking shots at his age. which talking head called him the grandpa in chief. joy reed or van jones? both going with van jones. what is the answer? >> they all feel that they're not being heard, they all are afraid and you need the grandpa in chief. you need the grandpa in chief to continue to sit people down. vote against me, that's fine. >> i feel like someone on fox has use that had phrase before. >> feel like that person was you. >> could have been me or anybody here. this is a big one. tie game going into the final question. this hollywood star is known for being totally treadedly apparently working out so much took a toll on his mental health. he admitted his exercise routine for last action movie made him severely depressed. keep that picture up there for kennedy a little bit longer.

was it zack efron or mark wahlberg. >> tone in tokyo. tone in tokyo. >> you're going with wahlberg and you're going with zack. what is it? oh, kennedy. sorry, payne. kennedy wins. >> i should have known it was that zack dude. the smartest person on fox business. hold that up again to the audience. that's what i look like without my shirt to let people know. i don't -- you doubt me? >> no. >> not at all. i'm having mental health problems too. all right, kennedy, you win a sink or swim hat. >> this is wonderful. >> you didn't tell me there was a prize. >> what a capitalist, he need add reward to work hard or wear with pride. >> little jealous. >> matches your suit. >> thank you guys, very much. good job, kennedy. >> a lot of fun and i want a

rematch. >> you'll get one and happy birthday. >> whoo. >> happy birthday to my dog, rookie. hey, rook, i know you're watwatching and you don't understand a word i'm saying. there you are when you were about 1 or 2. fluffy and cute and hanging out and we had a weird collar for him and thought it would choke him and hurt his larynex and there your, rookie. you're 4 and in dog years, we have no idea how much it is. christie joe from fargo, north dakota. hey, christie. your message put a large lump in my throat, you nailed it. perfect poetry from real gut and heart. thank you. that's very nice of you to say.

luanne from boston, massachusetts: did you think batman will become a real thing as our cities continue to deteriorate or are we going to start seeing vigilantism come back? what was the 1970s actor really into the vigilante movies? charles bronson. we're about this close. finally someone is speaking up nationally to ask where are the republicans? the silence is deafening. maybe they're on fox during the day but i haven't seen them. beth from sumner, washington, i have an amazon prime video recommendation for you, the terminal list with chris pratt. check it out, really good show. i love your show. i will check it out. it's about amazon prime and i embarrassed myself yesterday and walking down the stairs from confessing i know nothing about it and all the tech guys on the floor looked at me like i was a

total idiot. i'm looking at you over there. steve from arizona: you need to buy an internet tv box. what is that? connect it to your router. what is that and wifi and hdmi. that might as well be greek. specific connection instruction usually come with the box. i'll have johnny hook it up. have a nice weekend, everybody. i'm waters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker charleston. happy friday. carlson in 2016 a phenomena appeared and in the political polls donald trump seemed to be performing exceptionally well among hispanic voters in florida. it was bizarre. so bizarre everyone knee it could not be happening and was scientifically impossible. one thing that every o reporter in america understood was that