rare genetic illness effects hearing and vision. the officer says anna has just been part of the family since day one that's a great thing. will thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" from los angeles. fair, balanced and still unafraid. no matter where we are. jesse, still same ending. >> jesse: have fun out there, okay? just use some sunscreen. >> bret: all right. see you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it was 2008, the housing market collapsed. stock market crumbled and we entered the great recession. >> leemen, which has 25,000 employees will be liquidated. >> i'm trying to find another job. this was the day we were afraid to wake up, to the bankruptcy of one major wall street investment bank the shotgun wedding of

another. >> no silver bullet. >> is your money safe? is your job safe? >> jesse: everybody was hurting and we needed help. in a moment of fear, we elected a rookie senator from illinois, barack obama. he promised hope and change. but the first thing he did was bail out wall street instead of main street and something snapped. >> this is america. how many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that has an extra bathroom and can't pay their bills? raise your hand? [crowd boos] >> president obama, are you listening? >> jesse: the bankers that wrecked the economy got bailed out. snagged pope newses and not a sing get one went to jail. at that moment a tea party was bon. big government in bed with big business while americans got shafted. it wasn't just the right that got angry. years later occupy wall street took over the park in manhattan and socialists could smell something was fishy. town halls started getting a

little rowdy, remember that? >> stay out of my business. >> not a party thing. good grief. this is an american thing. >> our constitution starts out we, the people not we the congress. >> my husband fights for our freedom abroad, and i feel like it's our responsibility to fight for our freedom right here in the u.s.a. of a. >> history is repeating itself. economy is collapsing. humiliated on the world stage. using tax dollars to fix someone else's mistakes. being ignored by a failing government. there you go. people have had it all over again. our leaders never learn. everyone is a target. last night in queens, new york, aoc a socialist thought she would get a warm welcome when she hosted a town hall in her district. but, instead, she got this. [shouting]

[chanting] [aoc has got to go] >> jesse: as aoc if you hate her you must want to date her. aoc flirted back. ♪ >> crowd is hard. it takes tact, grace and authority none of which aoc has. the socialist pretended she was in a club instead. dancing is aoc origin's story if you don't know. it was this video from college days that put her on the map. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nothing symbolizes the democrats' governing style better than apartment oc dancing in the face of the people that she is paid to represent. we are not paying to you dance alexandria. not that kind of establishment. voice in washington while we are

all businessing. it's hard to work in aoc's district because it's becoming a war zone. >> stabbed 20 times. 9/11 this is insanity. [shouting] >> queens wants answers from the congresswoman but she doesn't have any. she is just there to perform not legislate. she ran for office on defunding police and cash bail now her policies are getting people killed. it's getting hard for her to even show her face around town. that's why someone hit the lights. [shouting] >> i'm not allowed to be in the room when the lights turn off.

>> jesse: can't be alone in the dark. of course not. she is special. she loves reminding us about that. you can walk home in the dark get sucker punched by a guy out on bail and police show up late because she defunded them. don't you see aoc's safety is more important than yours. aoc doesn't want to talk about crime though. she wants to talk about cannabis. her constituents weren't there to talk about marijuana and they got a little rambunctious. as joe biden says aoc went full taco. >> all right, all right. listen. listen. okay. listen. >> jesse: i'm seeing sides of aoc that i never knew were there. i don't know whether to be impressed or cynical. how did you do that? >> really? how did you do that? >> i rapid spanish subdues white people. >> sometimes it subdues white people but sometimes it makes them crazy. >> aoc my favorite big booty

latina. you are my favorite. she wants to kill babies but she still looks beautiful. you look very beautiful in that dress. very sexy. look at that beauty on aoc. my favorite big booty latina. >> jesse: her husband was there and didn't do a thing. why would against russia. aoc never explained that confronted about that by her constituents. does she have an answer? no. she hasn't explained anything to anybody, well except in chase you ask her about eye liner. >> you originally voted, you ran as an outsider. yet, you have been voting to start this war in ukraine. you are voting to start a third nuclear war with russia and china. >> you are the establishment and you are the reason why everybody will end up in a nuclear war unless you choose to stand up right now and demand the democratic party. >> aoc has been in congress for

four years and hasn't gotten a single bill out of committee. did she propose renaming a queens post office after a mexican transgender activist? yes, she did. that post office was already named after a gay icon so now everybody is trying to figure out hot biggest victim is. and it hasn't gotten anywhere. much like everything aoc says she stands for. maybe we should cut her some slack though. she is planning a wedding. we know that can be stressful. but the people of queens aren't the only ones speaking out. this movement is gaining steam across the country. people are pushing back against failed progressive policies. in san francisco, fed-up residents there kicked pro-crime da chesa boudin out of office. from virginia to washington parents are taking on school boards. they might not be on the ballot, but plenty of other politicians are. >> ready, when you are instructing them on how to [bleep], [bleep] instead of teaching them how to add and subtract. >> we will vote you out novembe.

you are not leaders. >> i'm not on the ballot november 8th. >> jesse: the people have spoken. a new movement is building and americans want action. not actresses. like masters running for senate and he joins me now. i know you have been out in arizona. can you feel something brewing out there? >> oh, absolutely. the energy on the ground here, jesse. is absolutely incredible. we have patriots fired up. obviously our republican grassroots is fired up. but, every day i talk to independents. i talk to democrats. and they are fed up, too. everybody knows biden's agenda has been a train wreck. and as people learn about my opponent mark kelly's track record. while he pretends to be a moderate. pretends to be an independent. nope, in d.c., mark kelly rubber stamps he joe biden's agenda. people are sick of this. they have want to make a change. >> jesse: we saw people a little over a decade ago against the bailouts. republican and democrats against those bailouts. obamacare hugely unpopular with

both parties. and people have thought the system has been rigged for a long time. are you seeing people across the political spectrum fed up with everything? >> absolutely. no, we, the people, are waking up. we are rising up. you saw it in that video that you played with aoc, right? that's a perfect encapsulation of democrat party politics today. bunch of activists yelling at each other. meanwhile nothing works. what was going on new york right outside that political meeting? rats infesting the streets. garbage everywhere. crime has gone through the roof. under joe biden's administration. under the crazy, you know, no cash bail. policies in new york. like this is really crazy. just look around. everything is on fire. it wasn't like this 21 months ago. 21 months ago we had a secure border. inflation was 1.5%. crime was under control. and joe biden's policies are basically destroying this country. people are mad as hell. we are not going to take it anymore.

>> jesse: aoc's district migrants are living better than residents. people stabbed on the subway. would you promise if you are elected to the senate that you will not dance ever, blake? >> scout's honor. absolutely. so ridiculous, right? she sold out to be a establishment performer. i'm not surprised that people are very upset with her. i'm going to do what i say i'm going to do when i get to the u.s. senate. you will see. >> jesse: what's going to be your biggest priority if you are elected? >> just by taking back the congress we stop the crazy joe biden spending spree. we got to pump the breaks on crazy inflation. my biggest priority when i get there, jesse, is securing the southern border. something my opponent says he is doing. oh, i have been focused on the border since day one. really senator mark kelly? you must be the worst and ineffective senator of all time. we got a wide open southern border. people are tired of it. people are dying. mark kelly says he will secure the border. he lied. i'm actually going to get it done. >> i don't think president biden is going to visit arizona, is he? >> i don't think mark kelly

katie hobbes the failed gubernatorial candidate. they don't want president biden to come. will mark kelly is pretending to be a center right republican. too little, too late. that's why the voters are going to send him packing and send me in the senate in november. if you want to help with that go blake masters.com. blake and lake taking people by storm over there. blake masters. democrats built the migrants a five star hotel in new york city. talked to johnny to talk to homeless americans, u.s. citizens to see if they're a little jealous. >> the migrants have xboxs over there in randall's island. >> that's some [bleep] actually.

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>> jesse: yesterday was a great time for "primetime." nothing like catching a politician in a lie. started out like any other day, watching dana perino on "america's newsroom." >> 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 have done a really, really good job of working with us and helping us. >> jesse: but "primetime" did some digging and we found something that's going to shock you. politicians don't tell the truth. >> 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 and the white house has asked at this point for us not to do that. >> jesse: so this mayor is a bad apple and tyrus is on his way to el paso to straighten him out. we asked the white house if they told el paso not to declare a

state of emergency on the border because it would make biden look bad before the election. and the white house gave us this statement, quote: we did not make any such request. but we did make it clear that the federal government stands ready to support the city of el paso every which way it can. so either the mayor is lying or the white house is lying. i think we all know the white house is lying. let's not forget yesterday was also a big day for the migrants in new york and cribbage players all around the world. when the luxurious new migrant tents opened doors on randall's island. goes got a look at new york's most exclusive hot spot and looks nicer than any of my staff's apartments. popcorn with butter. foosball table all the culturally games federal funding can buy. on top of it all a huge game room that looks more like a vegas sportsbook, giant tvs, cozy couches, xboxes, e.coli cleaning, meals, you name it.

what do the american homeless in new york think about new migrant high rise. we sent johnny out to get their reaction. >> it sleep on the streets right now. >> i sleep in the subways once in a while. >> would you rather sleep in a bed than on a subway. >> yes, i would. >> in my shelter it's a whole bunch of homeless people. >> not luxurious. >> it's not not at all. shelter system kind of dirt. >> >> new york city built a tent city for migrants how do you feel about that i don't know much about a tent city or whatever that's in manhattan. >> randall's island. >> randall's island. >> [inaudible] i'm going to tell you like this, right? it makes me angry. >> migrants have xboxes over there in randall's island. >> that's some [bleep] actually. >> i've been dying to have one of those. i have been dying to have a studio apartment. i can't get that. >> everybody should get xbox, too. >> the migrants get fresh hot

popcorn every night. what about you? >> um, i really -- i don't get that. >> sometimes i find the streets the migrants are getting fresh hot popcorn every night and you have to find it on the street. how do you feel about that. >> it busine pisss me off. >> do you have blankets every night. >> no i i have a sleeping bag. >> do you have a bed to sleep in. >> no. >> the migrants do. they have pillows and blankets. what do you have. >> nothing but my coat. >> how do you feel that the migrants are being treated better than you and you are an american. >> i should be treated better. >> that sucks, you know? i mean, i feel like everybody here in america should get first equal opportunity before any other person from another country or wherever. >> what do you want to tell mayor eric adams? >> do a good job, bro. help your new yorkers out. >> jesse: the electric vehicles joe biden wants you to buy are blowing up. and, do you have any hidden

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>> here in "primetime" we give credit where credit is due. inasmuch as we talk about john fetterman being a slob and mooched off his folks into his 40's the guy today pulled off a miracle. you may not believe it fetterman found somebody who speaks worse than he does. he brought him all the way to pennsylvania to prove it. watch. >> over a billion 200 -- trillion, $200 billion. my grandfather -- would really be proud of you right now. no, i'm not joking he would. he is an all-american football player. you are going to be a great. [applause] a great lady in the senate. ♪ ♪

>> jesse: biden was invited to go campaigning for once and, well, didn't work out. biden flew all the way to pittsburgh and fetterman wouldn't even take the stage with him. he just used him for money. what do you call that again? never mind. like a little boy at easter, johnny put on a suit. bought it right off the rack and had somebody else tie his tie. kind of cute almost. and the media, they just did the rest of the heavy lifting for him. >> have you seen the guy is a political athlete. one of the best ones i have ever seen. is he pure talent. he looks and sounds, acts like the state of pennsylvania. >> jesse: fetterman is the best thing this guy has ever seen? i guess when you have been forced to watch joe for two years, anybody is going to look like a political athlete even fetterman, no one wants that kind of guy on their team. not even democrats on the ballot. >> do you want president biden to come to ohio and publicly campaign with you in this final lap? >> no. no. >> do you want president biden to campaign for you in north

carolina? >> you know, if it's an official visit, we will just have to see if that's something -- if we're available. >> if he came out here and held an event, you would attend that event. >> i would certainly consider it. >> consider it? >> i would look at it. >> jesse: look at it. but joe biden thinks he is in high demand. >> haven't been that many candidates campaigning with you. >> that's not true. there has been 15. count. count. >> is there more candidates appear in public with you like fetterman? [inaudible] >> what are you talking about? >> tim ryan in ohio says he doesn't want you there. warnock says he wouldn't say. do you think they are making a mistake. >> no, there 16 i have already gone for and a lot more have asked. another 20 or so. >> are you going to go next week? >> i don't know where i'm going. i have got about 16, 18 requests around the country. i don't know who is going where. i get told. >> i get told he says. >> they just tell him. joe, you are in high demand,

they want you in arizona and north carolina. but even the "new york times" is admitting biden is the kiss of death. saying biden's low profile on the campaign trail unwelcome in congressional district in states before the midterms. forcing joe to break tradition at big campaign rallies. >> did he ever have a tradition at campaign rallies. >> well, trump, obama bush all did. they had kind of soft poll numbers before the midterms. they all still campaign. they drew rowdy crowds. it's just because they had bases. there is no biden base. and joe never had crowds. he just had empty seats. can you blame anybody for not wanting to show up to watch the big guy ramble on about how great the economy is? everybody contribution when they listen to joe. and democrats don't want anything to do with it. they would rather beg joe's boss barack obama for help. they would rather have the first lady out there. they would rather have the secretary of transportation

campaign instead of the commander-in-chief. and barry has three big campaign events next week. and joe is still waiting by that phone, waiting to tell him where to go. and if obama's booked, mayor pete is available. he has been in high demand, more in demand than kamala, which is getting a little awkward that democrats want the white male instead of the woman of color. not equity. >> they are begging pete to come. but when you are busy killing off racist bridges, kind of hard to make every single campaign rally. some democrats have to turn to plan c. bernie. might not be too good at winning elections. at least admits can careless about any of us we have got make politics relevant to ordinary people's lives. i think that in general, the congress, the corporate media, if you like, has ignored be the

enormous desperation that working class families are now experiencing. >> all thanks to joe who tanked the economy as fast as he will kill someone's political career. somebody who knows thousand win an election. the architect himself karl rove also a fox news contributor. this is getting awkward to have the president come out and explain that he is getting all these calls, dozens of calls. 50 calls, calls can't stop, i mean, you need three people to man the phones. yet, he doesn't go anywhere, does he, karl? >> well, i don't know. he said that 15 candidates that he had already done out of 435 democrats running for the house. and 36 running for governor. and 35 running for senate. and several hundred running for attorney general or secretary of state or state treasurer across the country, you know, he has been able to get 15 of them to say that they want to have him there. i mean, give the guy some credit. i mean, 15 out of, what? 600 or 700 candidates?

statewide candidates? yeah, look, this is just weird. today's stop was exceedingly weird. think about this. biden's national approval is 43 approve, 54 disprove. but, in pennsylvania, in a key senate race, the last three polls have shown this. biden's approval rating in pennsylvania 4053 at the end of september. 43-51 near the end of september. and 42-52 at the -- earlier in september. so he is less popular in the state of pennsylvania than he is nationwide and that's where he chooses to go. would somebody please explain that one to me? you know, if you want to send the president out, send the president tout places where at least he is a little bit more popular than national average like last week when he went to oregon. very popular. >> jesse: they love him in oregon. they can't get enough. how come we didn't see that moment? fetterman was in the crowd. why didn't he call fetterman up. do that thing where they hold

his hand up in the air and do that fake man hug? why didn't they do that? >> well, because fetterman understands how unpopular he is. he also understands he is capable of saying some really dumb things. think about what he said last week in portland, jesse, our economy is strong as hell. [laughter] he said that two days after, two days after the inflation rate came in at 8.2%. and one day after the "wall street journal" board of economists survey quarterly survey said 63% of the economists thought we were going to be in a recession in 12 months. that's what the president of the united states went out and said in portland. so, if you are fetterman, you are happy to have him come in and raise money. that's what he was there for. he appeared in pittsburgh to do infrastructure event. buff the real purpose was to go to philadelphia and give a big sack of money to hand over to fetterman. but fetterman has got to be sitting there saying what kind of crazy thing is of the president going to say? >> jesse: when fetterman is afraid of joe biden saying something stupid, we are in a real problem. karl rove, the architect.

thank you for bringing the board and bringing the heat as always. >> you bet. thank you, jesse. >> jesse: stop me if you have heard this one before. joe biden is a car guy. >> my name is joe biden and i'm a car guy. >> this sucker's quick. >> you know, y'all know i'm a car guy. just looking at them and driving them, they give me a sense of optimism although i like the speed, too. >> jesse: in the two years he has been president biden's positioned himself as a big electric car guy. evs are a major part of his infrastructure thing. biden vowed to spend $5 billion building 500,000 charging stations across the country. and he hasn't broken ground on a single one of them. not a single one. this week he doubled down on the ev thing. listen. >> earlier today i talked about our efforts to keep gas prices down at the pump. without delaying or deferring our transition to clean energy. electric vehicles are part of that plan. and since i took office, electric vehicle sales have more

than tripled. >> jesse: tripled by .1%. that's fine. they're also blowing up. i'm serious. they have come with major problems. like, you know, big fiery ones. this summer the state of connecticut pulled its entire fleet of electric buses after one caught on fire and burned so hot two people got injured and a firefighter was hurt. look at it. does that look safe? i know kamala loves electric buses but they are also death traps. and we are seeing the same scenes play out in the state of florida. >> in hurricane ian's aftermath, electric vehicles bursting into flames spontaneously after being damaged in floodwaters. car batteries catching fire causing an urgent new warning from the state. >> theory when salt water interacts with ev batteries they turn into something of a time bomb? >> well, we just can assume that's contributing to it because all these are storm-damaged vehicles that were flooded.

>> oh and the electric cars also just reignite without any warning. >> they there written creasing number of tow truck drivers and companies refusing to tow these vehicles? >> yeah, pretty much. so they are very dangerous cars to tow because they have the potential to catch fire pretty much at any time. >> the national traffic highway traffic safety administration responding in a letter acknowledging the problem writing lit lithium ion observed rapidly igniting and igniting several weeks after battery damage occurred. >> oh, so it's like a ticking time bomb. and the ones that don't spontaneously come bust, they are not really as reliable as joe sells them. a wyoming man told a local paper that he tried to drive his electric nissan lease 178 miles from cheyenne to casper, would have taken a normal car two and a half hours. it took him 15 hours. raymond arroyo is a fox news contributor and author of the wise man who found christmas. did you know that an electric car is also a hand grenade when

it's wet? >> electricity has not been this abused since dr. frankenstein played with it. only this time joe biden is the doctor and you get to drive the monster for the rest of your life. i mean, why is the federal government, jesse, incentivizing the purchase of these fire traps and i said it from the beginning, anybody who is evacuated a hurricane as have i and all my friends in the gulf states, we can't go three or four hours. you have got to be in that car for 8, sometimes 16 hours. the charge doesn't hold, jesse. that's a. b, now when the water comes in contact with the cells of these lithium batteries, you get fireworks. and i love kamala harris, she loves those buses. she should go riding in them. imagine if there was school children. >> jesse: up in smoke, up in smoke. she can tell i'm singing a lot to jesse jr. do you think they might have done a little more r and d. seems like they rushed this tech too quick. now all of a sudden walking around with an $80,000 ticking

time bomb. consider the people in charge, mayor pete how mentioned a moment ago. this guy was mayor of south bend indiana. what was big travel innovation line bikes into town. the locals threw them into the river there was footage of that mitch landrieu infrastructure czar the man in my home city of new orleans built an airport and now, three years later, we are building a ramp off the interstate to get to it. >> jesse: building heated sidewalks in new hampshire for $20 million. this is all money well-spent. >> this is sad. because we are incentivizing something. taking liberty from people. if you can't move, jesse. you can't be free. lara ingraham said that last week and she w right. quoting laura ingraham she was right. >> jesse: good luck good luck with the book. wise man's christmas. >> i will give one to jesse. the next one wise man who found

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>> democrats have recently come to they are going to get trounced in the midterms. currently going through seven stages of midterm grove. first stage shock here is nancy. >> the "new york times" poll, i think is, an outlier poll. you cite one poll. >> also the real clear politics average is showing similar issues. >> no. but this -- but that was the one that brought back the average and it was an outlier. it wasn't even that big of sample. so i dismiss that. >> jesse: stage 2 you have pain. specifically economic pain. >> the bank leader said he expects the u.s. to enter a recession within the next 6 to 9 month. urged the u.s. to become pumping more oil and gas to avert a global energy crisis. joining us now co-anchor of cnbc squawk box enter sorkin yikes.

>> yikes right. hard to see how this gets any better any time soon. >> jesse: then is the anger, one of the things making me crazy why don't the democrat get the message out? i thinkinged out that it's not the democrats who are having the problem. the media is not reporting any of this. we had two years of not working. nobody was working. we got some help from the government to make sure we could pay our rent, take care of business. and now y'all are raising the prices of stuff when you don't have to. when you have enough money to lower and still maintain what you have got. i don't understand why we have to say lower the gas prices. you didn't have to raise them. you -- what the hell? >> blame the media. >> i am blaming. >> corporations. >> information should be out and it's not. >> jesse: oh, the media is blaming the media. isn't that great? kind of like what i do. but i'm just a different type of media. and then there's bargaining. >> we find ourselves.

a situation where keeping gas prices low is key to preserving and strengthening the future of our democracy and so here we are. hence, biden releasing oil from the reserves today. >> jesse: okay. and the next stage is depression. >> only 7% of voters rank a threat to democracy as a major issue this election cycle. >> yeah. >> i find that so depressing. i can't begin to tell you. >> yes. >> that's why i don't like polls. [laughter] >> well, it is depressing. >> people are not understanding what the stakes are. and i find it -- i find it sad and depressing. >> jesse: don't you hate the american people? so, all we have left now, is acceptance. j this is a "new york times" poll. brand new year asking voters what's the top issue on your mind this election? i haven't seen it this dramatic in a poll. add the economy and inflation together, that is 44%. we're getting close half of all respondents in this poll saying that's their top issue. nothing else even cracks 10%

right now. and we have talked about the republicans when it comes to the economy and inflation having a pretty cleared a vantage in the poll. >> jesse: here to help me diagnose comedian adam carolla host of the adam carolla podcast. you are a clinically trained psychologist. how are the democrats and the media processing this fact that they are going to get blown out because everything they have been saying for the last two years, no one cares about. >> well, they started off thinking that everyone thinks like them all the time, like transgender rights are the biggest issue americans have sitting around the dinner table. but i think i can cheer up the ladies from "the view." and i would put it this way. i live in los angeles, california. it's a simple democratic majority. the city council legislation it's all basically run exactly how the ladies from the view would run a state and a city.

and it's an s hole. there is homeless everywhere. gas is 7 bucks a gallon. we have the highest taxes in the nation. the schools are failing. so i would tell the lady from "the view" this is actually a good thing. i know you don't like it, but it's like a fat guy seeing a personal trainer come up the driveway. i know it hurts, but it's actually going to be a good thing for you. >> jesse: yeah, no pain, no gain. you got get your steps in. you know, you reminded me about our friend over in los angeles city council, i think her name is something raman like the into. some man threw a bag at poop at the business owner. the business owner sent picture to city council to explain and she said stop sending me pictures of poop. that's nuts. >> well, there is literally barb wire around the freeway signs in los angeles. we had such a problem with

people graffitiing and tagging freeway signs that we had to put barbed wire around them and now city council, people are saying please stop sending me your poop shoots. wait a minute. i think i went a little south there. poop shots. the point is. this it's gut check time whether there is poop coming out of your gut or not, we need to stop at this point and go we have freeways with barb wire. we have poop sailing through the air. maybe it's time to we shape los angeles like an etch and sketch and stop anew. >> jesse: if you are a foreign national free laundry service, xbox and free cu can you recally appropriate hot meals with private security on your own island, adam. i don't know what's going on. maybe you should let more illegals into l.a. and move into one of those camps for more creature comfort. >> it would have definitely been an upgrade from the room i grew up in. >> jesse: mine too.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: everybody likes a good impression but not everyone's impressions are good. we asked new yorkers to do their best impressions. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> what is your best impression? >> [inaudible]. >> means family. >> we will do matthew mcconhad a today.

>> what is up? >> [laughing]. >> sit your ass down. >> can you do any impressions? >> yes. >> your best one? >> ♪ why are so many ♪ ♪ songs about rainbows ♪ ♪ and what is on the other side ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> do you have a impressions? >> yes, i do. one. >> what is it? >> i am batman! >> i am batman. >> arnold terminator. >> shut up! shut up! >> ♪ ♪ >> what is your best impression? >> scooby. >> i never laughed. only one thing in this world is my [bleep].

so [bleep] you. how is that? >> oh, my god! >> hi. it's me. >> oh my god! >> can you do any impression? >> what is your best impression? >> probably darth vader. >> luke i am your father. >> you have to do the voice you know. >> you have failed me for the last time. >> what impressions can you do? >> i am going to build a wall. it's going to be a tall wall. it will keep everyone out who can't be here. i am going to build a wall. >> ♪ ♪ >> you are fired! >> you also are fired. >> well, you see, i want to give everybody --

>> what am i doing here? i am lose track here. >> can you do a jesse watters impression? >> i am watters and this is my world. >> my impression of jesse watters. watch carefully. i just broke wind. >> jesse: we have an update. i have a serious addiction to pink berries. i asked them to build a better vat so i could save on volume. they have not responded. we are ordering multiple smaller

containers of pink berry. we only save on delivery feas. i implore to the directors to sell larger quantities because it's draining my bank account. some text messages. covid is over the president said. have fun! in indiana. peel that out of his old dead hands. from nevada: you are right.

i would be destroyed. math and thinking not my thing. deb from wisconsin: i am a low learner. it will be a while. -- slow. i am watters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a lot has been written about the corruption of politicians. but really not enough has been said about how unbelievably boring in person. their main interest is themselves. that's all they can talk about. it's tedious