she responded by saying how bless should he was to live that community and that quote: there are no words. congratulations. great show. tomorrow on "special report," the special master in the trump raid case hears from both sides as we look at that case going forward. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now on time. >> jesse: very prompt. thank you, bret. ♪ we may not have the skills tore talent. we have all overestimated our ability. watching do something on tv and all of a sudden we think we can do it better. [screams]

if we are lucky someone will come and tell us we are in way over our heads. the biden white house has been trying to get that point across to joe biden for over a year and a half telling him he is just not that guy anymore. he can't be going out in front of the cameras like he used to, you know, back in the day. and for some time joe listened he spent 221 days without a sit-down interview sitting down in bunker while most of us had questions. joe biden decided to finally break that streak this weekend talking to "60 minutes" and try to prove to everyone that he still has it in him. >> mr. president, you are the oldest president ever. >> pretty good shape, eh? >> which leads to the next question. some people ask whether you are fit for the job and when you hear that i wonder what you

think. >> watch me. honest to god that's all i think. watch me. >> jesse: we have been watching. that's why scott pelley asked you that and we don't like what we see. biden is like the guy going around telling you how great of shape he is in. >> check my shape. let's do pushup togethers. let's roll, do whatever you want to do. >> jesse: if the president was all about doing pushups, we would elect mr. t whose fiscal policy i'm a little unclear about. but the presidency is about the muscle between your ears. >> how would you say your mental focus is? >> it's focused. [laughter] look, i have trouble even mentioning and even saying to my head the number of years. i no more thinking of myself being as old as i am than fly. >> jesse: did you understand what that was? i have no idea what he said. no idea. the problem is interviews like this for joe is you can't hand

him note cards like they usually do to tell him what to do or what to say. there's no teleprompter either look how unprepared the president of the united states was for a friendly interview. makes total sense how he didn't see inflation coming. he didn't see this coming. he wasn't prepared for a question about the number one issue in the country. watch. >> last tuesday, the annual inflation rate came in at 8.3%, phil, put in this perspective. the inflation rate was unjust an inch, hardly at all. >> you are not arguing that 8.3 is good news. >> no i'm not saying it was good news. it was 8.2 or 8.2 before. you make it sound like all of a sudden my god it went to 8.2%. >> it's the highest inflation rate, mr. president, in 40 years. >> i got that. >> jesse: i don't think he does joe biden is arguing 8.2 or 8.3.

nobody cares about 8.2. nobody cares. just a number. they say joe biden's greatest asset is his empathy. show us your asset feel our pain, mr. president. we are struggling out here. what are you doing? arguing the numbers? tell us you are sorry and you are going to fix it and you see the light at the end of the tunnel. i will could do that joe biden thought it might be a good idea to tell china we are going to war. >> what should chinese president xi know about your commitment to taiwan if u.s. forces defend the island. >> yes if unprecedented attack it. >> after our interview white house official told us u.s. policy has not changed. officially the u.s. will not say whether american forces would defend taiwan is. >> is it me or do you get the feeling joe biden is not really

the president. who is this unnamed u.s. official? is he president? joe biden is the commander-in-chief. he is supposed to set foreign policy. when he goes out therenned a sets it, there is someone else behind the curtain saying no, no, no, no, no. that's not really what our policy is? what? why the way he said the pandemic is over because people don't wear masks anymore. >> is the pandemic over? >> the pandemic is over, we still have a problem with covid still doing a lot of work on it. the pandemic is over. if you notice, no one is wearing masks, everybody seems to be in pretty good shape i think it's changing. >> jesse: first of all biden is walking around weark a mask all the time like literally last week he is outside wearing a mask. second of all, he is still firing people for not being vaxxed. third, did joe biden tell fauci the pandemic was over? let's check in and see how the good doctor is taking the news. >> you are entirely and

completely incorrect. >> jesse: that's what i thought. how are poll numbers so bad if he crushed the virus? >> you have had a string of legislative successes recently. >> how does do that? >> but, your approval rating in the country is well below 50% i wonder why you think that. >> is. >> i think you would agree that the impact on the psyche of the american people as a consequence of the pandemic is profound. >> jesse: so, joe biden says he is unpopular because of the pandemic that he crushed? you crushed covid, inflation is not bad and going to war with china. are you committed to running again? >> sir, are you committed to running again?

i take it the decision has not been made in your own head. >> look, my intention as i said to begin with is that i would run again but it's just an intention. but is it a firm decision? that i would run again? that remains to be seen. >> jesse: that answer tells me it's not even up to biden whether he runs again. someone is going to tell joe if he is running or not running and he is just going to do whatever they tell him. remember, jill biden doesn't even know if joe is running and they sleep together. obviously both of them haven't been told. maybe it's the unnamed u.s. official that will tell him. at this rate be joe biden can't tell if he is running for re-election in the white house. walk it back. official u.s. policy co-worker the biden campaign remains unchanged. if you listen closely, can you almost hear gavin newsom celebrating ♪ ♪

>> jesse: and then cbs started feeling a little nostalgic reminiscing over the days when biden could pal around with segregationists and throw back a few bourbon. >> what we think about today, think about it, all personal attacks motive. not if i disagree with you on the subject matter. >> it seems to me, mr. president, that when you were first came to the senate the other guy had a bad idea now the other guy is a bad guy. >> yeah. >> i don't know how you get back. >> here's the thing when joe biden calls the half of the nation neanderthals hard to woman back. >> still haven't talked about record breaking crime and illegal immigration. cbs couldn't leave without asking about hunter and pelley's question was, of course, you know the republicans are going to pounce mr. president, if you run again, republicans are most

likely to go after your son hunter once again. >> i love my son. number one, he fought addiction problem. he wrote about it. not a single thing i have observed at all that would effect me or the united states relative to my son hunter. >> jesse: so i love my drug addict son and i didn't do anything wrong. no follow-up. that was it. now, why did you lie about hunter not making any money in china? why did you not knowing about hunter biden's deals? are you the big guy? cbs didn't ask any of that. not even anything about the story that cbs broke about the 150 suspicious treasury transactions of the biden family. remember when trump was president. cbs was part of the disinformation campaign. >> i think it's one of the biggest scandals i have ever seen and you don't cover it.

you want to talk about. >> because it can't be verified. i'm telling you. >> you want to talk about insignificant things. >> i'm telling. >> you of course it can be verified. excuse me, they found the laptop. >> it can't be verified. >> what can't be verified? >> the laptop. >> jesse: yeah. it was verified. the only thing that can't be verified right now is who is in charge of the country. every fair minded person who saw that interview knows joe biden can't be president. i can pretend to be a democrat and answer those questions better. i might switch parties and primary joe biden just to prove how easy it is. i'm not joking. kevin mccarthy is the house minority leader soon-to-be speaker who joins me now. you look at that interview. what's going through your mind. >> i'm wondering what is going through the big guy's mind. think about you who he answered. he thought inflation meant nothing. do you know what 8.3% that he argued about? that's appear entire month's

wages. what he just did to every family in america. one complete month away from now. so now you have got to pay for everything only make it 11 months. he thought it didn't mean very much. he didn't talk about the border. what has he done since he has been in office? almost 3.6 million people have come across that border. that's more than three times the size of the state of delaware. he is so out of touch didn't talk about crime and thought i had done a good job. in what way? he has created these problems and has no way to fix them. >> jesse: when you hear him say i don't really know if i'm going to run again, does that factor into your calculation as the leader of the house republicans? what factors in my new plan out direction of this country. plan for america? think about it. inflation created by the democrats' policy we newing of

america. even steve rattner obama calls the original sin of inflation. they elect these prosecutors who won't uphold the law. open up the border where now fentanyl is the number one killer to those 18 to 45. so every single day in america complete airliner crashes poisoning. that's the equivalency of what he has done. >> jesse: does it make you nervous, kevin mccarthy when the white house is constantly walking back the commander-in-chief clarifying what the president has to say like what he tells you isn't really the policy of the u.s. government? does that we're you at all. >> it worries a great deal. who is it then? what is more concerning not just to america but what does it say to the rest of the nations? he can't send a clear message. this isn't the first time he has done. this almost every time he has talked about china and taiwan

the white house has walked it back. each secretary gaetz said every decision he has made in a foreign policy has been wrong but what does that mean cost us 13 gold star families because of the decisions he made in afghanistan instead of listening to his family. it worries me as an american but it worries me more so for the nation as a whole. what is he doing in the problems he is causing, and what he is saying why are they putting him out there? why are they allowing this to continue to happen? >> jesse: when i switch parties and primary joe biden as a fake democrat. i hope i can count on your support. >> i think there is going to be a lot of people running against him. >> jesse: okay. we will see about that. thank you so much for joining us. >> jesse: coming up, governor ron desantis is under criminal investigation plus, johnny gets to the heart of the border crisis. ♪ >> what two countries border the united states? >> california, texas?

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♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. florida governor ron desantis is now officially under criminal investigation. why? for flying 50 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard. he gave the democrats what they voted for. and now he is being investigated for that according to the miami herald this investigation is being run by a sheriff in texas where the migrants first arrived. he is being criminally investigated for diversifying martha's vineyard. got it have you ever been in a long distance relationship go a

different college if you saw each other once a month? that was exciting. every night is date night because at the end of the day of the weekend one of you phis is leaving? things seem good from a distance. you like the long distance relationship. but what happens when they stay longer than expected? that's when the problems start. who is this person? and why does she keep leaving her toothbrush in the shower? you start to question if you are really meant to be together? maybe love is just better at a distance, turns out after a very long and chaotic weekend with a group of 50 migrants feel of martha's vineyard be friends. >> hey accessibility to martha's vineyard and martha's vineyard got rid of them. >> no we didn't get rid of them. we took care of them. getting rid of them is a little hot. >> not like the best place for them to start fresh because it's -- this is no place to live here. house something bad. and. >> more vacation homes than

anywhere in america. >> are there really? >> 55% of the homes here. >> jesse: it's not you. it's me. trust me, i think you are great. 50 migrants you are really special. maybe, just maybe, you would be better off in el paso. also, did she just say that martha's vineyard already has a housing crisis in the only crisis finding a house is if you can find one under 5 million? they didn't even have the courtesy to let them down easy. they called in over 100 national guard to basically deport 50 migrants. i had more people at my rehearsal dinner. and this is the same national guard they wouldn't call in in the summer of 2020 when businesses burned down and everybody was being looted? i don't think this is fair. they totally led the migrants on. voted for wind. proud sanctuary place. and they just deported them and obama and his neighbors can't handle just 50 of these people

for 48 hours? i mean, listen, martha's vineyard may have called things off with the migrants. like any relationship there were bright spots. according to cnn they feel they have been enriched. martha's vineyard will always remember their whirlwind romance. used to dealing with people in need we are super happy they enriched us. we are happy to help them on their journey. yeah, their journey back to texas. where everybody knows they will be much happier. plus, they won't have to foot the bill for them. >> by the way, guys, to put this in perspective to all these whiny babies up in these blue states oh this is such a crisis. we normally spend 400 million a year on border secures. we are spending over $4 billion of texas taxpayer money, money we could spend on healthcare on education on more roads, whatever it might be, $4 billion a year. we have our national guard there on the border. >> liberals would rather see migrants like this just, you

know, wading through the rio grande sitting in a dust bowl in downtown, el paso. not on their private island oasis soaking up the sun and eating lobster rolls. so it turns out that martha's vineyard isn't sanctuary for immigrants. they are a sanctuary from illegal immigrants. let's bring in my guest brent smith is kinney county district attorney and rancher and jorge ventura investigative reporter for the daily caller. what have you found down there in el paso with these migrants? are things not as well for them as they would be in martha's vineyard? >> well, jesse, here in el paso, the migrants are fooling the reality of the border crisis. actually just behind me we see three buses of venezuelan migrants have just been processed. here in border running out of processing at the processing centers and n immplet os and shelters. also run out of capacity there. women and babies being forced to

sleep on the streets of downtown el paso. you don't see that same outrage, jesse from the people i spoke to. sleeping on the streets with a 10-month-old baby. venezuelans down in el paso sleeping on the streets waiting for bus to get to new york. here the sector is so overwhelmed this morning i was in mexico following the migrants in. jesse, as they look into the country look back at cameras give thumbs up and wave. some live streaming on facebook. once again this is the relates of the border crisis and border patrol overwhelmed in this sector. >> jesse: texas is spending $4 billion on migrants, shelters are at capacity, women and children are literally sleeping on the streets but the vineyard couldn't find 50 beds on an island with multi million dollars homes and a budget flush with cash. brent, tell me a little bit about the impact the migrants are having on local communities where you are. >> hey, jesse.

yeah. here in kinney county we have actually had to fortify our school district and campus with military barriers so we don't have high-speed chases going through the campus. if the people in martha's vineyard are going to complain about 50 people, maybe they can file a declaration invasion like 30 counties in texas already have. and if they need help doing it, i'm more than happy to give them the template to do that with. >> jesse: now, ron desantis is under criminal investigation for human trafficking by a texas sheriff. >> i think joe biden is laughing because he trafficked, i think, 2 million migrants since he has been in office. what does that tell you about how the left views this crisis. >> they are using it as a political pawn. they are using politicians in democrat areas to try to make waves of their own. but, when it comes down to it, it's the open border policies literally killing hundreds of people every day whether it's

drugs or people dying at the border trying to be smuggled in. those deaths are on their watch. we can lay those bodies on their doorstep. >> jesse: making democrats live with the results of their own policies isn't a crime. we have looked it up. there is nothing in the federal code or state code that says that. jorge, great reporting, brent, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> jesse: thank you, jesse. >> coming up, an ax attack in new york. >> oh. [bleep] >> oh. [bleep] >> oh [bleep] ♪ 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?

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where lunatics are attacking people are middle evil weapons happening all across the country. earlier this month in california, a man used a samurai sword to behead a woman middle of the street broad daylight. a man brutally attacked a stranger with an ax. fights featuring that chets and trash cans are just a normal part of american life these days. america. >> come out, come out, wherever you are. ♪ [screams] >> here's johnny. >> jesse: this weekend some maniac lost his mind in a manhattan mcdonald's and just started swing ago hatchet everywhere in his path. [bleep] [bleep] [shouting] >> [bleep]. [bleep] [bleep]

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better tell. >> oh. >> i'm not stopping. >> i got a grip. [bleep] >> knife on me all the time, man. >> just in case you were wondering, no. he is not behind bars. he was released without bail. joining me now is dana loesch, nationally syndicated radio host. dana, he is out now. walking around, still has the hatchet, out here in new york. >> yeah, jesse. thanks for having me. i don't even -- i work in talk radio and i don't even have words for that video. the one guy who said well, this is why i always have my knife with me. this is why i always care it. made me think of that scene from indiana jones and radars of the

lost ark assassin trying to take him out surreptitiously and pulls out revolver one shot takes care of it. that's new york. i know how difficult it is for people in new york to even be able to carry and it's been litigated six ways to sunday. what happens when you have ridiculous bail reform laws that let's out a guy that carries an ax and goes crazy in mcdonald's from. falling down 2.0. who gets that mad and didn't he take it in his bag? i don't carry a bag big enough to put an ax in. maybe he should reconsider. it's 2022. we have people running around with actions in mcdonald's. thank you progressive left for this amazing utopia where criminals do not fear because there aren't any, cops dispritted thanks to the defund. >> jesse: new yorkers can carry a conceal gun in new york city legally. and after that decision came down, the left said oh my god,

this is crazy, this is the end of the republic. what are we going to do? we need to carry guns concealed for reasons exactly like this when a guy whips out an ax at mcdonald's. >> yeah. think about it. if someone calls 911 the average response time is anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes taking into account royal metropolitan area response time. that's a really long time to be in an enclosed area with a crazy person who has an ax and doesn't care how he uses it or whom he hurts in the process. and that's time if anybody has been in a traumatic situation or a threatening situation, time seems to magically extend and bad guys can do a lot of things in a short period of time. and that's why people have to be their first responders. the bail reform law, jesse, the fact this guy was released, what -- the fact that you have that kind of bail reform law driven by those prosecutors, i know you are covering the martha's vineyard story, this is

another perfect example of the progressive left advocating for these type of policies and pushing them through. do you know who has to live with them? everybody else. where a all the people that have to live with these policies? do you honestly expect the people advocating for these bail reform laws to be stuck in this staple mcdontledz, they have private security, chauffeured cars, limousine liberals. trust fund socialists. canned be pulled out of the bubble to live in the rest of the world. this is further example of this. >> jesse: liberals in manhattan if they want mcdonald's they just they don't have to walk in with the masses and order and stand in line. that's way we neath them. they would not be seen in a mcdonald's. that would almost be embarrassing to be seen in a line like that. >> it would be. >> jesse: thank you very much as always. i will be taking fencing lessons every friday from now on. >> aren't we all? thank you, jesse. >> bill clinton is back. answered wants your money.

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♪ >> jesse: you may not have noticed but the world has been hurting this last six years 2016 one of the greatest global charities of all time took a little hiatus and laid low. happy to report as of today, the clinton global initiative is officially back so get out your wallets and send over the money. >> i also want to give a special thank you to all of our sponsors, they have played always an important role but this year, particularly, important. because of our sponsors, we had the money to pay for people's expenses to come here people who never would have been able to do it otherwise clintons have always taken good care of those generous donors so where is the money going this time. migrants in the vineyard

probably nothing. the clintons typically stick to charity work overseas so the money is going to ukraine that's where they can wash it. that's how the clinton foundation works. make deals with foreign friends rake in millions of dollars, give a little bit to charity and say they are making the world a better place. >> we have to find ways for everyone to play a part. you think about all the things that are going on today. for which there cannot possibly be a simple solution where someone just sits down and writes a check and there is the money and there it is and goes away. we still think cooperation beats conflict. and we're going to have a good time trying going to have a good dime doing it. we are going to have a guy keep writing those checks and have a really really good time

charitable work overseas sounds like men well spent. this is what the clintons do best, bill and hillary the sales pitch. once you get that down, can you get away with anything. that's been their approach to politics for years, in fact, bill just admitted that this weekend on cnn, watch. >> we could hold both these houses. but we have to say the right things we have to note the republicans always close well. why? because they find some new way to scare the living daylights out of the swing voters about something. >> jesse: bill's nugget of wisdom for the democrats in november is to say the right things. not actually do them. say the right things. remember, this is the guy who lost more than 60 seats in his first midterm so, i'm not really sure anybody is taking his advice. kellyanne conway is the former counselor to the president and author of "here's the deal."

clintons are back, baby, just grab your wallet. >> oh, boy, bill clinton was such an interesting person. people really wanted to hear him, listen to him. he was the come back kid who came in third in new hampshire and somehow said i'm the come back kid just watch me and got the new york stock exchange. jesse, here is the guy who really ran successfully under the democratic leadership council. what is it? well it disbanded in 2011 and gone for a long time. here is why it. represented the more centrist moderate part of the democratic party. bill clinton who called super predators bill clinton signed in welfare reform against gay mirage, abortion should be rare. that part of the democratic party is no more. why is this relevant? it's relevant because if i were bill clinton the statesman i would try to get my party so out of sync and touch with america i would be trying to get them to the center. instead reduced to you soundbites and platitudes

theback-to-back joe biden bill clinton interviews this weekend were puff and fluff. we didn't get a lot of stuff out of either of them. regrettable for bill clinton two term president people look toward hulk relief in haiti or bringing hostages home. helping with aides relief and hiv cures. and, you know, he wakes up every morning and he is at least the most popular person in the you know who the second most popular person there. that aside, you know, hillary clinton is the one that has always gotten b my goat. someone kellyanne she is successful in her right folk wouldn't know who was except for through him. do you know what she is doing right now, she and hers daugherty out doing gutsy how gutsy they are and other women are how about the first lady of ukraine. how about some of these single moms working two and three jobs. "the washington post" says the fastest new group of homeless in our country.

how about real gutsy people out there? >> jesse: that's a good point. brings me to say something kellyanne? while aren't they out talking to the migrant families who are suffering? why aren't they out there with moms? >> gutsy. >> jesse: moms who can't find baby formula or can't afford groceries? where are they on these issues? massive homelessness, women getting shoved into subway tracks and can't even find the clintons, all of a sudden they show up in new york city with their hands. do you find the timing interesting that after she lost the election the clinton foundation just dries up? no one wants to donate anymore in the minute joe biden basicry says i might not run anymore? oh, the clintons are back and they are asking for more money interesting timing? >> i think it's appalling timing in this way, i think the time to get the clinton global initiative up and running after she lost the second time. after she lost to president trump in 2016. she should have said listen, i'm going to dust myself off

illegitimate president, not leaving my own head and bitter and scowling and sucking on lemons for six years. let's do the clinton global initiative together, bill, i'm going to have the hillary clinton center for women and girls. hem women around the globe and help with education, with disease, with homelessness here and all of that the opioid crisis, i never heard from her when we were doing that successfully. in the trump white house. and this is, you know, everybody would joke oh, there is a bill clinton center for women and girls. but the that aside. there should be a hillary clinton center for women and girls. she has never done anything for anyone else of that measure, taken the magnitude of her reach and, you know, two failed presidential campaigns doesn't count. what do you is you say look, that wasn't my time. god had a different plan for me. i'm going to take the $250 million and mutt it to good use for others. she hasn't said a word i'm sure, a word to help the migrants, i'm sure into is just there criticizing others. very big on the world stage for a long time and i hope they can

do well by doing good but i just don't see it. i would like them to do more for this country. focus on america just for once. thank you very much. >> hope bill clinton. >> jesse: thank you. actually a gutsy woman. >> jesse: up next, johnny hits the street to ask some americans some very easy questions. it does not go well. ♪des ♪ and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers,

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: no such thing as a stupid question, but there are student answers. we have been concerned about the state of education in this country. after sending johnny to ask questions we are even more cardinals. watch. >> ♪ ♪ >> what two countries border the united states? >> california and texas. >> south america and ant artica.

>> canada. but i don't think it's a country. >> sydney. >> what is a border? >> [buzzer sounding]. >> for the queen of england, what country was she from. >> europe. >> that's a continent. >> country saturday panama canal in? >> i have no idea. >> do you think it's panama? >> that doesn't sound right. >> mount rushmore, what country is that in>> i don't know.

>> mount rushmore. >> do you want to put our heads together? >> swedeen. >> that didn't work. >> russia. >> the united states. >> what state? >> arizona. >> upstate new york. >> not where you would think. >> i think in south dakota. >> yes! >> hey! >> ♪ ♪ >> what is the 19th hour of the day? >> 9 o'clock. >> [buzzer sounding]. >> 11. >> that's higher. >> 11 at night. >> 8 p.m. >> happy hour. ♪ it's 5 o'clock ♪ ♪ somewhere ♪know. >> what is 77 plus 23? >> i don't know. >> i would have to circle back with you on that. >> 93.

>> 100. >> i need my calculator to answer that question. ask me again. >> 77 plus 23? >> okay. it's 100. >> you got to be kidding! >> ♪ ♪ >> you are going to be on jesse watters prime-time. >> what is that? >> a show on the fox news channel. >> jesse: that was scary. everybody has been honoring the queen of england. unbelievable. and dignitarries flew there to honor her legacy. one particular already our neighbor to the north canada for those of who you were not paying attention to the quiz showed

their respects in a different way. justin trudeau decided the best way to honor at queen's legacy is fly to london. wear a t-shirt and get drunk and do karaoke. watch this. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ easy come ♪ ♪ easy go ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: simon cowell called and i can't say what he said. jesse, if you became president would that make you the big guy? it would but i would not be taking kickbacks. lucy says democrats are spending $4 billion on migrants? it would be cheaper if they would finish the wall. deborah, you refer to your

daughters as the twins and your son as jesse jr. refer to your daughters as well. sorry, i was being more succinct. charles talking about dana perino on "the five." tucker is up next. this is "watters world." >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." if you are used to thinking of canada as our arctic cousin, where american fads go to die, it's time to think again. suddenly out of nowhere, canada of all places is a l