home tonight. that's it with this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. there are a lot of times i end this show and it goes over and it's, you know, i take some of jesse water's time. tonight i'm going to give back. "jesse watters primetime" starts seven seconds early. >> jesse: it's not good enough, i'm sorry. [laughter] >> jesse: thanks, bret. >> bret: see you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: in life, timing is everything. we do our best to stay on schedule, make lists, set alarms, because one thing you never want to be is late. >> wake up. >> can't be late for a plane with a girl. the girl runs like a girl with the little steps and arms flailing out. if you want to make this plane you got to run like a man, keep your knees up. >> being late is a problem but sometimes being early is worse if you know what i mean. you never want to be the team that celebrates before the game

is over. just ask the falcons, one second they were almost super bowl champs and the next thing you know they are watching brady hold the trophy. you can't brag about a victory that hasn't happened. and you can't hype up a bill that hasn't done a darn thing yet. unless you are joe biden. today our commander-in-chief, who is taking a victory lap over his massive infrastructure spending bill. >> my partisan infrastructure law that i signed and it was a once in a generation investment in our nation's roads, bridges, railroads, ports, airports, water systems, and high speed internet, i really mean it. this is like a new industrial revolution. >> jesse: "primetime" launched an investigation into joe biden's new industrial revolution. a trillion dollars and a year later, and biden's broken ground on one project. a heated sidewalk in a small new hampshire town. and the project is not even close to finished and it won't be before winter. the city of berlin, new

hampshire, has a 17% poverty rate. but the white house figured they could use a $20 million heated sidewalk and surprise, surprise, the city residents didn't want it. >> what's the worst part about living here? >> the worst part about living here is probably just our isolation from any major stores. >> the 45 minute drive to everything. >> there is a lot of people in the street here. there's a lot of drugs. >> there is just nothing here. >> how does it feel to not only be first in the primaries but the first in the country to get joe biden's heated sidewalks? [laughter] >> honestly, i think that that's kind of a waste of money. >> we do not need heated sidewalks on main street. we don't have any stores there. >> the money could probably be used towards something more beneficial. >> it's the stupidest thing they ever came out with. they put heated sidewalks in at the big apple and it ices over and people get injured. >> how much do you think these

heated sidewalks and roads are going to cross? >> i'm sure a fortune. >> $20 million. >> yeah. that's a lot of money. >> we could rebuild this whole city with that money. >> 20 million? wow. >> why do you think they are doing it? >> you know, from my 32 years of experience, this is what i think, you know, some of that money is going into some of their pockets. >> was it a community decision. >> no. i don't think it was a community decision. >> would you say heated sidewalks have been high on your priority list? >> no. no, they haven't, actually. >> no. >> no. that's probably the last thing i think about. >> it's truly a waste of money. >> honestly, feels a little embarrassing and we got all that money and that's what we are putting it toward. >> if you were the mayor and joe biden gave you $20 million, what would you do with it here. >> i would fix up all the abandoned houses, make more treatment centers and drug rehabs. >> is there a huge drug problem here. >> huge problem. >> affordable housing.

>> we have 4 wheelers come up here we don't have one hotel. >> i would have a homeless shelter for the people. >> programs on the people who are addicted to things. there is a lot of that going on around here. >> we have a lot of drug addicts that live in the woods and stuff here. it gets below zero. maybe focus on helping the people. maybe it's 30 people that live in the woods addicted to drugs. and i guess the homeless people will be able to sleep on the sidewalks as well because we have got a lot of them and i guess they have a nice place to stay warm now, huh? >> jesse: "primetime" is going to be doing a series on joe biden's infrastructure projects because someone has to follow where the money is going. joe has not built a single electric car charging station in two years. not a single one. but he has drained our oil reserves. biden can't make but he knows how to take, doesn't he? but that's the biden administration's beat. remember, never under estimate joe's ability to f things up. here he is today ra raiding the rainy day fund. >> the department of energy release another 15 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve,

drawdowns from the reserve so far have played a big role in bringing down oil prices, bringing them down. >> jesse: joe just told us there was a high chance of nuclear armageddon. that kind of sounds like the time of emergency you might want to save up for. not democrats losing the senate. the rest of the press conference joe wasted yelling at opec, american energy people and guys that own gas stations. our very own stupid son of a bitch peter doocy asked the white house what's the strategy? >> what makes you think that they are going to listen to an administration that is ultimately trying to put them out of business? >> how is the administration trying to put them out of business? >> well, they produce lots fossil fuels. and this president says he wants to end fossil fuels. >> jesse: we wanted to show you the rest of the answer but she didn't make any sense. but then about a minute later the bag get lover says she is considering banning american oil. >> how is the administration considering a ban on u.s. petroleum products? >> so, everything is on the

table. >> jesse: did you catch that? the biden administration is considering banning u.s. petroleum products? i'm going to assume that the french souffle doesn't know what she is talking with and she doesn't know what a petroleum product is. karine jean-pierre is wearing petroleum products. there is petroleum in plows buttons, high heels, makeup. don't worry joe will restock the reserves when the price dips down to $70 a barrel. but they blocked trump when he wanted to restock when oil was $24 a barrel. so joe is draining the stockpile just like he drained the ppe stockpile. remember? just like he is draining our weapons stockpile, the cupboards are going to be bear. don't worry, biden is going to sell taxpayer oil to chinese the companies with the hunter connection and use the revenues to buy guns for irs agents. see how this works? american energy companies don't get to drill, create jobs, and make money. the biden administration just does business directly with the

chi comms to prop up democrats before the midterms. don't worry joe says this has nothing to do with politics. >> is it politically motivated sir? >> no, it's not. >> three weeks before the midterms. >> look, it makes sense. i have been doing this for how long now? it's not politically motivated at all. it's motivated to make sure that i continue to push on what i have been pushing on. >> jesse: it's not political because i have been doing it for a long time. yeah. let's bring in senator john kennedy, who has been roomating resumeating over the heated sidewalks and stockpiles senator, your thoughts? first, jesse, forgive my voice i have been campaigning hard. what you said about the infrastructure bill is why i voted against it. only 23% real infrastructure. it has some good stuff in it,

but it has a lot of really bad stuff. i'm not going to buy a car to get the cup holders. my mother did not raise a fool. and if she did, it was one of my brothers. [laughter] but the so-called infrastructure bill is emblematic of a larger problem. the american people have learned over the past 20 months that if you want something screwed up, president biden is your man. it has been 20 months of misery and vexation and homer simpson goes to washington. i mean, pick your issue. the infrastructure bill. covid, crime, the border. congress, the economy, inflation. gas prices. afghanistan.

baby formula for god's sakes. and that's why, based on the polling, you can see it, a majority of americans believe that if you put the biden administration in charge of the sahara dessert, it would quickly run out of sand. now, we need to ask why though. that's important. and the answer is straightforward. just look at the gene pool from which the president gets his advice. the wokers, the journalism professors with their comment worthy man purses. experts like james taylor and vice president harris these people have way more zeal than wisdom they have turned our president into a caricature of

this nice elderly gentleman, maybe on a day pass on a nursing home. happily eating ice cream and wandering around the country saying well, the economy is slowing and prices are rising. and your 401(k)s are crashing because the economy is so good and my policies are so good. and nobody is believing it. because it's not true. >> jesse: well, at least a town in new hampshire has a $20 million heated sidewalk for the drug addicted homeless people to sleep on when it gets cold. jess sches that's true. he is actually going to do it and might have a ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil it. >> jesse, may i ask you a quick question? >> jesse: please. >> real quick. have you been to john kennedy.com? >> jesse: not yet. >> if you haven't, you need to go to john kennedy.com and you'll learn about the

infrastructure bill. and also there just happened to be ways there on john kennedy.com to support me because i'm up for re-election in two and a half weeks. >> jesse: you know, your voice might not be smooth but your delivery sure is. thank you so much, senator. >> you should have heard me yesterday. [laughter] >> jesse: i could hear you every day. thank you. an inside look at new york's migrant tent city. it's nicer than most of our apartments. plus, a drag queen is here to respond to this. ♪ to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others,

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"the five." rats taking over and new luxury apartment building going up. this building doesn't overlook central park. migrant tent city that opened today on randall's island. while the migrants new addition may ndiggs may not have a door r a towel warmer. on top of a fluff and fold laundry service, there is a recreation room with plush couches, xboxs, big screen tvs and games like chess, scrabble and kribbage. don't you know how big that is in venezuela. sweet new foosball table. >> the only state of emergency here is who has the biggest game. there is even wheelchair accessible bathrooms which is weird because i was told these people hiked from south america. they came to america to work but democrats are like take a load off, you look like you need to rest. why don't you hit up the popcorn machine while you wait for a call from your lawyer.

that's right. fresh popcorn with the butter. and if you miss the taste of home, why don't you head over to the cafeteria? >> also these snacks that are provided, coffee, tea, water, 24 hours a day. and those meals are all curly aproponent. it is south american fare. >> jesse: thank god culturally appropriate meals. thank god. we wouldn't want to give them pizza or steak or anything. so americans are now doing migration' laundry and making them dinner. i thought the illegals were coming here to do the jobs americans didn't want to do. i'm confused now. also there is a 10:00 p.m. curfew because you know how dangerous new york can be after dark. don't worry, the tent city has its own security team. new yorkers have to fend for themselves, but the migrants have body guards. also, there's no time limit for their stay. migrants can live here as long as they want. they can grow old in the tent city. you don't have to pay any rent. will well, you have to pay rent but they don't have to.

they live degree on your dime. we're also making travel arrangements to for them. basically like first class kel a slounge. jose how would you like your omelet. get robbed jfk and assaulted on the subway. come into this country illegally live like a king off your own private island off manhattan. some of are getting free tickets to leave up to. the "new york times" is reporting that they ultimately want to go to florida. yeah. so does everybody. eric adams went from complaining that the migrants were coming to rolling out the red carpet. he hasn't been afraid to speak out against governors desantis and abbott but surprisingly, has no comment about the democrat mayor of el paso who has been sending more migrants than the two republicans governors combined. the "new york post" is reporting the white house privately asked

the el paso mayor not to declare a state of emergency over the border. because it would make biden look bad before the midterms. but the mayor denies that now. >> did the white house ask you not to declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. you know, one of the things i'm very thankful for the white house, the federal government, they have done a really really good job working with us and helping us. >> jesse: but the mayor lied to dana and i don't like that. you never disrespect dana like that. here's what the el paso democrat mayor said a month ago. >> i had a conversation this morning -- this morning -- or yesterday with the chief of the u.s. border patrol, chief ortiz and he does not support declaring a state of emergency at this point. our congresswoman has urged for us not to do that and our county judge does not support that at this point. we may have to do that. i mean, there's going to be a point where we may have to do that but at this point, and the white house has asked at this point for us not to do that.

>> jesse: oh. claudia rodriguez is on the el paso city council. claudia, he lied to dana perino and that is a dig no-no. big no-no. >> i know. that is crazy. especially since we have it's on the internet for the entire world to see. >> jesse: so there is a state of emergency. but he hasn't declared it because he wants to help joe keep the senate. what does that tell you about the leadership of this country? >> so, like you mentioned, i sit on city council in el paso, texas. we are supposed to be a nonpartisan governmental body. for me to hear that you know, i was really floored because as much as the mayor wants to say this is not a political issue, yeah, those comments would probably say otherwise. >> jesse: yeah. i would look under the table to see what the mayor is taking, if he is going to say i will do you a favor, joe, what kind of favor are you going to do me?

how do you think the migrants are being treateed in new york? did you know they get buttered popcorn. three free curly appropriate square meals a day? an xbox and crib badge. do you guys have free cribage down there in el paso. >> we do not. we are actually a very hardworking community and that was the whole issue with this whole situation is that, you know, as you know, inflation is terrible. and our community feels overtaxed and we were spending general fund money to fund this entire separation. they weren't okay with it happening at, i guess, very minimal level and so i don't know how the people of new york feel at this point. >> jesse: i think the people of new york are unhappy with the money that we're spending on xboxs for illegal aliens. that's just a lunch. i haven't spoken to any new yorker specifically about it. but, i feel like i know the people pretty well here, and

they are not down with that. >> yeah. >> jesse: claudia, thank you so much. good luck down there. anything you want to say to the mayor after we just caught him in a lie? >> i mean, mayor, you know, i know both him and i are not hostile people. i hope that, you know, in the future, we will definitely put the people of el paso first and really take the politics out of it. >> jesse: all right. thank you so much. claudia rodriguez, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> jesse: the left wants to send social workers to respond to 911 calls. and this is what can happen. [gunfire]

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♪ >> jesse: democrats have finally come up with a solution to inflation. more abortions. >> but let's be clear. having children is why you are worried about your price for gas. it's why you are concerned about how much food costs. for women, this is not a

reductive issue. you can't divorce being divorce god carry an unwanted pregnancy from the economic realities of having a child. having a child is absolutely an economic issue. >> jesse: let's not cut government spending or pump more oil build more planned parenthoods. the baby reduction act makes perfect sense, doesn't it? of course not. there is no common sense here. the democrats are going to pay a big price for it. all the biden needs to do is economy is top priority and act like it. he won't. he is scared of the far left. >> just hoping to clarify for midterm voters top domestic issue, inflation or abortion? >> they are all important. unlike you, there is no one thing, it crosses the border. ask about foreign policy, too. there is multiple, multiple, multiple issues, and they are all important. and we ought to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time, you know that old expression.

>> jesse: this is what it looks like when biden walks and chews gum at the same time. oops, so you better be ready to cough up more cash. when they are not talking about abortion, they are talking about january 6th. >> without an under lying functioning democracy, it doesn't matter what your gas prices are, baby. it won't matter whether or not you are paying $5 for a gallon of gas or $2 for a loaf of bread. what will matter is you won't be able to afford anything because you can't vote, you can't freely assemble. you are on hit lists. our congress is dysfunctional. all these things are linked together. >> $5 gas. suck it up. we need to save democracy. the media is obsessed with quote, unquote, threats to democracy. but you know the truth? the threats are coming from inside their own house. the "new york times" poll, which nancy thinks is rigged. shows 84% of americans feel the media is a big, big threat to

democracy. 84%. that's democrats, republicans, and independents. whoopi goldberg hardest hit. the media is ripping our country apart. they hijack our elections and don't cover anything that's important to us. they exist to serve themselves and their snobby inner circles. they are walled off from your problems, protected by door men and drivers. they don't care about what gas costs because they don't pay for gas. they are in ubers and town cars. they don't care about crime because they live in safe neighborhoods and have security. an extra couple hundreds bucks for groceries is nothing. that is what happens when you buy all organic anyway. the american people are on to them. victor davis hanson hoover institute fellow who joins me now. this is interesting priorities, huh, vdh? >> yeah, it is. when you talk about media. don't believe conservatives listen to liberals. shorenstein of harvard said the

first 100 days of donald trump's presidency showed the most media bias. bragged that big tech and the media and the dnc had kind of warped the election and used hundreds of millions of dollars to observe the work of registrars in key precincts and wow, if you just look at what the left says about the left. president of cnn, no conservative put a gun to his head. he looked at what was going on at cnn and he came to the disrespected conclusion. that the entire network was biased. so, it's not what we say, it's what they know. and they understand that the media is completely out of control. it's really fused with the left, the progressive party, they are one and the same now. >> jesse: you saw stacey abrams say the best way to reduce inflation is to abort your baby. has anybody thought about, i

don't know, i'm not going to say it. i'm not going to say it. i want to hear what you think about stacey. >> well, it's something out of brave new world. huxley dystopian novel or 1984. it was really creepy. but it's indicative that they want to talk about issues that are not of concern to the electorate and what is concern, the problems on the border are crime, are inflation, are gas, they created. but what's even stranger, they don't want to address them. they could start the wall again, they could stop catch and release. they could open up anwar tomorrow. they could start the keystone again. they could do all of these things. but they won't do it. and so, in lieu of that, they either have to talk about abortion or, as you said, they have got the january 6th cycle drama, that leads into the mar-a-lago raid. that leads into the phantom of the opera biden speech. or they just try to buy off the base with marijuana amnesties or student loan forgiveness or all

of these handouts. so they are not confronting what's destroying america. and that is their ideology. they know they can't confront it because they're ideological not empirical. they are not going to change. they would rather, i think, jesse, they would rather be idol logically correct and destroy everything than save everything and be incorrect. >> jesse: i think you are right. i think they would rather be in power and wrong about everything than out of power and right and happy. >> yes. >> jesse: vdh as always, bringing the heat. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> jesse: in 2020, the city of minneapolis defunded the police and slashed their budget. the next year murders doubled and crime rose. now, they have a new plan, they are going to send unarmed social workers out on 911 mental health calls with cops as backup. now, it's going to be voted on tomorrow. do you think this is a good

idea? well, take a look at what happened when police in dayton, ohio, responded to a mental health crisis call after this guy's mom said he was acting delusional. >> hi, tyler. what's going on? things get out of hand? all right. around you. you hear people saying your name. >> they're in here and i'm not playing. >> t you are not doing what you are supposed to be doing. >> i don't feel safe anymore. >> with your medication. >> i don't have medication. i'm. >> going to the hospital. >> please stop. >> let's go. >> please. >> let's go. >> oh. >> he's got a knife. he's got a knife! >> jesse: the cop got stabbed in the neck. you know the saying don't bring a knife to a gun fight. workers aren't going to show up with anything. completely unarmed. now a liability to whatever cop goes out on backup for them. this is what happens when police

budgets are slashed. social workers and our cops are put more and more in harm's way every day. just on thursday an officer in las vegas approached the guy in his car after receiving a domestic abuse call. next thing you know he lost his life. >> what's going on, man? put your hands on the steering wheel. yeah, what's up? what's going on tonight? hey, get out of the car. [rapid gunfire] >> shots fired, shots fired. >> just so sad. just in the last two weeks. there has been 8 officers killed in america. it's a scary job and they are putting their lives on the line for us. the last thing we need to do is make their jobs harder.

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>> jesse: two years ago joe biden put kamala in charge of the border. she claims causing the root causes of migration. hard job and job not easily solved until today. in a stunning move the state department approved the project that "primetime" thinks will put an end to the waves of central americans leaving home countries for the u.s. drag shows. the biden administration is going to spend more than $20,000 for a cultural centered in ecuador to host drag queen shows in the name of diversity and inclusion, of course. don't worry, the american dollar goes a long way in ecuador. those 20 gs are going to cover the cost of klee workshops, 12 performances and two minute documentary. no one is going to want to leave ecuador now. i know you can't find work and cartel is threatening your family.

if we leave now we will never see chesty diamond impersonate cher. this is brilliant use of america's soft power. the biden administration should be applauded. this is outside the box thinking we need. meanwhile people here at home are weirded out and angry over this scene from plane know, plas texas a dozen drag queens twerked in front of a toddler eating brunch. ♪ [bleep] [bleep] ♪ [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> wear my glitter shoes. my ovaries just exploded. they are delicious. >> jesse: texas attorney general ken paxton is asking prosecutors to file charges.

most would say children shouldn't have such blatant sexuality shoved in their faces but this is happening everywhere. watch this pride parade in columbia, south carolina where a drag queen teaches a toddler how to perform for tips. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: and the kids just aren't watching these performances they are taking part in them. a bar in eugene oregon announced this 11-year-old would be doing a drag show this week. we don't care if grown ups dress in drag gutfeld does it all the time. we are not in to the kid stuff. kiddy demuir is a drag performer

and she joins me now. so, kitty, you don't perform in front of children, do you? >> no. nor would i. and thanks for having me, jesse. if i was performing for an audience and i saw a child, i would walk out. >> jesse: why do these drag queens keep foisting these performances on children? , a lot of the performers, i can speak to the performers. a lot of them are low level wage workers. if you notice some of them aren't the most beautiful, the most talented. they are typically from a local club or dive bar. and they are just doing it for the tips and the money that they are getting. >> jesse: they are doing it for the money. so i guess it's the parents who are booking these drag queens to perform in front of their young children. >> well, right. the drag queen is just, you know, giving them what they want. the market is there. i have gone against heterosexual

parents saying this is all your fault. you can't complain and, you know, when it's your own kind that are actually creating these events and, you know, letting them go on. >> jesse: so you are saying heterosexual parents you have spoken to and challenged them, what do they say when you say why the heck are you booking drag queens for your young kids? they think they are being inclusive and teaching them some kind of valuable lesson. i asked them what is the lesson to be learned to see a man dressed up wearing a wig and being sexual in front of your child? we used to arrest men like that. you are right you wouldn't hire professional stripper to perform in front of a 6-year-old. why would they be hiring a man dressed as a woman stripper to perform in front of a 6-year-old?

job i think it has to do with using drag as a transition or a gateway to trans kids to make them think it's fun, pretty magical, fantastical and i just think big pharma that, corporations, they are pushing it. and honestly, i just think it's to make more money for big pharma that. >> jesse: so it's profitable. we have covered that sponsorship out in california how they are doing sex change operations and they are involved in some of these local school events. all right, kitty, thanks for joining us, next week we are going to have a drag performer who actually thinks it's okay to perform in front of children. >> i can't wait. >> jesse: we are fair and balanced here. thank you so much for coming on "primetime." >> thank you so much. thank you. >> jesse: coming up, hikers be careful, you are not the biggest animal out there. ♪

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>> jesse: so let's do a little watters' cooler. i'm joined by the host of mansion global, season three up tonight. flying is expensive, but some trips are more of a tight squeeze than others. sydney watson found out the hard way after she was stuck between two rather large people on a three-hour flight, but she whined and she got a voucher for $150 from the airline for complaining. is $150 enough to be stuck between two large people for three hours?

>> i'm 5'10", and even i feel squished. >> because you're huge. >> you probably haven't had one of those moments in a long time, but where you're wrestling for the armrest. whose is this? like when you get stuck in the middle seat. no? > >> jesse: are you saying i don't fly coach anymore. >> you're very important people, jesse. >> jesse: i remember when i booked a flight, a year or two ago, but the flight was fully booked, and the only seat available was the last seat on the plane next to the bathroom. people would be walking by, "is that you, watters?," flush. it was not my best moment. i didn't get a voucher for that, because i didn't whine. i should whine more. no? i didn't think so. next up, a man was walking in the utah woods, and the predator became the prey. he had to scare off a mountain lion. watch.

[shots fired] >> jesse: he wasn't hunting. he was hiking. he just happened to be packing. >> right, that's what i noticed. that's a sig. i'm big on the right to carry. he was not hunting, you know, because some people said he was hunting for animals. no, no. thank god he was packing, because otherwise he'd be dead. >> jesse: he's a good shot, because those were warning shots. >> those were. >> jesse: i don't think i can -- i'm not good enough for a warning shot. i'm going between the eyeses, obviously to save my own life. >> self-defense. >> jesse: i'm not trying to skin a mountain above my mantel. finally any married man, we do everything wrong. not me, but most one married man. one husband has made the bold move to document his shortcomings. >> greatest hits compilation of things i've apologized to my

wife for. went downstairs without announcing. i had a walking boot, and limping too loudly. last night i let my knife apply the plate for a fraction of a second. i applied the brakes in order to save our lives. i underestimated the trauma the change in momentum would create for her. >> this guy is so funny. i was dying laughing. i mean, the things that he said, i went to bed, forgot to announce it. i loved that he, his wife was complaining, he was watching too many house hunting shows. that was one of them. have you ever gotten into trouble like this, jesse? >> jesse: you know what, you don't apologize for stuff like that. that was humiliating and emasculating. you don't make your husband apologize, do you? >> i don't have a husband. >> jesse: you don't have a husband? >> no. that's a whole other topic. >> jesse: how long do we have? she's single, everybody. she's single and won't make you apologize for anything.

>> i'm all about men and women being equals. i'm old-school oig men and women being equals, even in the household. >> jesse: now everybody stopped calling. now no one is calling. all right. thank you, katrina. fox nation mansion global tonight, season three. watters' window. got a book recommendation. no, it's not. it's smart brevity. smart brevity. the power of saying more with less. these are the axios for politico guys. i can't even keep track anymore. they start so many operations, but it teaches you how to be concise with your writing and your communications. i like that. some people want me to be more concise, but i'm getting the feeling they want me to shut up. let's do text messages. gary from brooklyn. jesse, my rent went up by two grand this year. any chance i can move into the

elegant -- free rent, free food, you get free xbox, and don't forget about the cribbage. leslie from york, pennsylvania. you seem fixated on cribbage. can i make a confession. does anybody know what cribbage is? no one knows what cribbage is. i doubt the migrants know. could be wrong. often not. gretchen from boston, i need help with my groceries, not heated sidewalks. we'll go back to the heated sidewalks, when they're finished, probably in 2029, and find out what they're all about. the salt guys are very upset. david wants to know, what do you think greta thinks about the heated sidewalks? who got the contract? i have a feeling it's a donor. ray from stowe, ohio. i feel like you guys are making the texts up from stowe, ohio.

he's real? okay, stowe, ohio. we used to export the peace corps to uplift the downtrodden. now biden sends the drag queens. that's right. soft power in more ways than one. luke from arizona. it's hard enough dragging my kids to school. i don't think they want to go to a drag show. not a drag show. a drag brunch, because that's where the action is happening. thomas from massachusetts. so that el paso mayor lied to dana perino? sounds like tyrus needs to make a house call. you know what, that el paso mayor has no idea what's coming. tyrus is coming, he's bringing the belt. josh from new york. kitty is welcome at my brunch at any time. carol from nebraska.

can you name one liberal idea your mother agrees? my mom came out against this transgender surgery implementation. she thinks it's a little extreme. that's a little extreme for my mom. it's a little extreme. "tucker" is up next. always remember, i'm watters. this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in july of 1993, a radio station in rwanda began openly attacking one of the country's main ethnic countries, the