it will be debated after the midterms what our support for ukraine is going forward. lastly ken johnson will you do world series casino with your panel this week. i will say yes, we will add that the roulette wheel. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. i mean, harold is here, i got him in the studio, jesse. >> jesse: yeah, we have been trying to get him out of new york for days now. [laughter] >> bret: see you. ♪ >> jesse: when facing defeat you can do three things, can you work harder, give up, or just say the other guy cheated. >> cheaters. >> cheaters. >> cheaters. >> cheater. >> cheating. [shouting] >> jesse: democrats are staring at the she lacking of a lifetime. they see the polls, they see the headlines what are they going to do? are they going to work harder?

are they going to roll over or say republicans are cheating white wing extremists literal i have a plan to steal the next presidential election they are not making a secret of it. the right wing control supreme court may be poised to rule on giving state legislatures, yes, you heard me that correctly. state legislatures the power to overturn presidential elections. just think, if that happens, the 2024 presidential election could be decided not by the popular vote, or even by the ache critical condition chauvinistic electoral college but by state legislatures. many of them republican controlled. >> jesse: hillary thinks the supreme court is going to dump the electoral college. that's not going to happen.

democrats are getting into their bag of tricks a little too early here. usually you lose and then you claim you got cheated. hillary is premature election denying. bill doesn't have that problem. so, where's the media? this makes three elections that hillary says has been 1208en. 2,000, 2016 and 2024. why is she undermining faith in our democracy? remember kari lake in arizona, shamed reporters over all of that? >> if you are going to start throwing around terms like election denier, let's remember hot other election deniers were. hillary clinton and all the democrats. let's talk about election deniers. here is 150 examples of democrats denying election results. so, it's okay for democrats to question elections. but it's not okay for republicans? >> jesse: you are only allowed to question republican victories. democrat victories are squeaky clean.

>> you can run the best campaign, you can even become the nominee, and you can can have the election stolen from you. >> would we had this little election back in 2018, and despite the final tally and the inauguration and the situation we find ourselves in, i do have one very affirmative statement to make. we won. >> jesse: republicans questioned the last election because their october surprise was hijacked. the cia, facebook, twitter colluded to kill the laptop that shifted votes to joe. that's undeniable fact. but when democrats lose elections they say republicans cheat without any evidence. wife? so they don't have to own up to their failures. claiming 2024 as being stolen is easier than come up with a plan to fight inflation. plus only nazis fight inflation. >> i'm not going to say that, you know, the g.o.p. are nazis at this point or whatever, but it certainly sounds very familiar to what happened in

germany, which is a bunch of citizens hitler gets a third of the vote. nobody thought it could happen there. they kind of went along because he said he was going to solve economy and fix inflation. >> when it comes to terms that are considered polarizing, terms like fashion inch and nazi are considered done polarizing terms. but, unfortunately, those are the correct ways to describe what is happening with republicans. >> jesse: that's the democrats' excuse for not fighting inflation because adolf did it? lowering gas prices is fascist so go buy a tesla? the white house was asked about the republican plan to stop spending so much money and pierre, take it away. >> you know, it is -- it is, um, it is -- you know, it is -- it is not -- it is -- it is, you know, it is reckless. >> jesse: good. well-said. no wonder they want to talk about january 6th all day when that's their economic message and guess where january ofth ranches in the list of issues that voters care about.

january 6th ranks 19th on the list of important issues. 19th. so naturally, nbc led with it yesterday morning. the peacock network hosted a panel of trump republicans. and the reporter, elise jordan, asked the group about january 6th. trying to embarrass them, you know. but she ended up being the one embarrassed herself. because 9 trump voters knew more about what happened that day than the so-called reporter. first she tried baiting them in to saying trump incited the riot. >> do you think that president trump could have scheduled the violence that day. >> i don't think so, no. >> i don't think so. >> it started while he was still speaking. i was actually there. i was there to see what i thought was going to be the last time i ever saw trump. >> did he tell everybody to go and start rioting? >> no. >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> i actually -- i stayed for the whole speech like a ton of people did. and then we all headed to the capitol because he said let's go to the cap doll and peacefully.

>> peacefully key word. >> let your voice be heard. >> jesse: then she tried to push fake news the republican panel fact checked her. >> the only one that died was a protester there. not a capitol police officer. >> unarmed female veteran. >> that's the only one that died. >> a police officer did die. >> no. it was a stroke. that's not on site. >> jesse: this is what happens when you get your news from the january 6th committee and you don't do your own research. and when the reporter brought up the property damage to the capitol, the panel reminded her what happened the summer before. >> what do you make thoughav overall of january 6th? i mean, watching that footage, it was pretty disturbing. i mean there were people throwing excrement at the walls it was our capitol. >> looked a lot like antifa's action to me. >> except on much smaller scale looked like the black lives matter riot. >> that's what i saw thea similarities tyeo be. >> minneapolis burns, kenosha's burns walk burns.

>> it's okay because -- >> mostly peaceful protest. >> how do these so-called maga republicans know more about january 6th than the nets work that's been covering january 6th for two years? you see, the people don't need to get their news from nbc anymore. the people can get their news directly from the source. we don't want to filtered through a liberal lens. deep down the democrats and the media know they are losing. they are losing touch with the people. they are losing control over the people. so they are going on television and now begging for countries to interfere in our election. exactly what they claimed trump should be impeached for. >> if people don't show up and vote in november, in these midterms, we will have to have other countries sending monitors to america to watch our votes. >> the threats to our elections in what, two and a half weeks, are so pervasive and they are so dire and they include violence. i mean, do you think it's time to ask for friends and allies to come over and help us monitor

our elections? we used to do that other burgeoning and threatened democracies. >> jesse: hey, trudeau can you paint your face black again and come to filly and brandish a billy club outside of that polling station in the black panthers are a little busy which election. what happened if i begged the australians to help us count the votes in arizona. you know, send some monitors to maricopa county just to make sure no one messed with it i'm sure the fbi would be at my door the next morning pulling me out of my bed in my underwear. a cnn crew just happens done out on the street. i would be thrown in jail and probably be the first time democrats don't let someone out on bail. let's turn to tulsi gand a former presidential candidate and congresswoman. tulsi, hillary clinton says republicans are already stealing 2024. i didn't think that was even possible. >> yeah, what year are we in, jesse? i forgot. i think we are just a few weeks away from the 2022 election.

look, jesse. everything that they are doing and what they are saying here unfortunately has a really really negative effect on our democracy. essential to the survival of our democracy is that we, the people, as voters, have faith in the integrity of these elections. that, when we go to the polls, as we will here in a couple of weeks, and cast our votes, our vote will be counted. that's how our voice is heard in this country. so, you know, when people raise questions about hey, our -- is there integrity did i in our elections? should would he be concerned about hacking of electronic machines? should would he be concerned about, you know, ballot vesting and people trying to cheat through our elections? yeah. there are legitimate questions and concerns that people are raising and those in positions of power in both parties have a responsibility to vet those concerns and to increase people's trust in the system passing reforms like legislation i introduced when i was in congress that said, hey, we know

these electronic systems are susceptible to hackers. i think a 14-year-old girl took her 10 minutes to vote into a voting machine at hack-a-thon in vegas. make sure we have paper records of every vote that's cast. either a paper ballot or paper record on electronic machine. that's an easy one that should have already been done. voter ids. let's make sure people -- they have those. >> jesse: usually people don't go to vegas for hack-a-thons, usually something different. not only, tulsi, are you not allowed to question the election. you can't question the war. a bunch of squad members signed a letter to the white house can you guys maybe use a little diplomacy with the ukraine-russia deal because it's getting a little hot. maybe we could dial it back and do some peace talks or something. and do you know what the left said, the left said the squad was putin's puppets. and they are doing everything that russia wants. and they said okay, i'm sorry about that. weave goal back do our corners

now. >> as despicable, jesse. this is exactly why i left the democrat party. this war has been waging for months. every one of those people who just yesterday signed a letter saying hey, we should look to diplomacy and peace to bring about an end to this war, they have been silent for the last several months since the war began. being a rubber stamp for the biden administration's escalation of this war. and what did it take? barely 24 hours for them to cower in fear to the military industrial complex and the warmongers saying, sorry, we didn't mean to do that. we're going to retract and, of course, the usual washington ploy oh it was the staffer's fault. they are showing what cowards they really are and under whose control they are. >> jesse: mistakes i make. i totally understand that tulsi, all it took was people to yell at aoc at town hall. that's all too took. >> yeah. >> they don't long there, exactly. >> jesse: all right.

thank you so many tulsi gabbard, we really appreciate you joining "primetime." >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: up next, joe biden gets lost in his own backyard. democrats still want him to run again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep.

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some people ask whether you are fit for the job and when you hear that i weapon der what you think. >> watch me: honest to god, that's all i think. watch me. watch me. [laughter] i say watch me. watch me: watch me. >> jesse: we have been watching and we want to look away now.

yesterday the president got lost in his own yard. where are we going. >> this way sir. >> oh you are going back the other way. >> this way. >> whether a if i want to go this way. >> you can go that way. >> i know this is how much freedom i have. >> jesse: i get the feeling that the president is on the leash. not the kind of kinky leash that hunter likes but the kind of leash that hunter uses. joe really knows he is not president acting president. filling in before the real president is put in. if your spouse keeps calling you someone else's name and it happens over and over and over again. don't you get a little suspicious? because joe biden has called kamala harris president again. >> it was also kamala's birthday. [cheers] she turned 30. [laughter]

happy birthday to a great president. we know your mom is always with you. >> jesse: is he forever vice president. kamala is the president. no. you're the president. but biden is having a hard time remembering that and remembering what he is actually done as president. >> what we have provided for is if you went to school if you qualify for a pell grant you qualify for 2,000 -- excuse me, you qualify for $20,000 in debt forgiveness. secondly, if you don't have one of those loans, you just get 10,000 written off. it's passed. i got it passed by a vote or two. >> jesse: no, you didn't. no one voted on that. you did it yourself, remember? you executive ordered it and now you are getting sued for it and the plan has been blocked in the court. so, yeah. joe has had a couple of rough days but nothing was worse than his interview with msnbc which i showed you last night in a little last week it was bad, very, very bad.

showed us there is no way biden could handle another campaign. which is interesting because the guy who asked all the questions, jonathan capehart put out a piece today saying biden is totally going to run again i writes folks, biden is just fine. more than fine. stop asking biden if he is okay. he very much is you asked him if he was okay, jonathan and i think he needs to go back and watch the interview that he did because this seems far from fine. that's my intention, intention to run again. we have time to make that decision. >> dr. biden is for it? mr. president? >> dr. biden thinks that my wife thinks that -- that i -- that we're doing something very important. >> jesse: kellyanne is thekelly.

you know how grueling campaigns can be. does he look like he could campaign for the presidency again? no he doesn't but he will. i mean, i will never forget on air force one and be taking to have trump would have five rallies i could barely keep up with the man. key would get this interview lid called joe biden 9:05 a.m. he calls a lid before breakfast times that means we won't hear from him for the rest of the day. he will run again, jesse. he is so stubborn, just look at the enscodz in his life where afghanistan, his jebs said can't pull off this fast it will be a disaster. he does it anyway. 180s his campaign staff is begging him do not say you marched in the civil rights movement. and, yet, he says it despite his staff telling him not. to say he is stubborn so he will run again but, no are, he is clearly not capable. >> jesse: being stubborn is a good thing. i believe he proposed toes to his wife jill seven or eight times before she said yes. he is relentless and that could be a good or bad thing.

what if these investigations into the biden family heat up in the house and senate they put out all these shicious banking records and taking money from the tricomes right under barack hussein obama's nose? how is he going to say i'm running for president again? >> that's the only thing that can stop him. singular threatening is the family. if the house investigations ramp up and hunter biden comes to the forefront and we know there is so much there and only scratched the surface, the interest of his family is the only thing that could get him to step aside, i think, but then he loses thei pardon power doesn't he to pardon his son hunter biden if he iget s no longer president. >> jesse: pardon him before heno goes out the. door. press secretary committing english crimes on a daily basis. what the republican plan to reduce spending is. you know? it is it is, you know, it is -- it is not, you know, it is

reckless. >> jesse: it is reckless. she finally made it. >> i mean, i think that's a little better than the mega maga trickle down. say it three times fast. >> jesse: mega maga trickle down. >> one thing i say having that job you have got to love policy. pick up the phone call agency heads, heads of department. love policy. >> jesse: you are a policy wonk. >> otherwise fill it with uh. >> jesse: you and dana perino policy wonks. >> there you go exactly right. >> jesse: something you want to plug. >> yes i do hosting a show on fox nation kayleigh's countdown. take a watch ton and outnumbered at noon. >> jesse: paying you extra on fox nation. >> i do it out of the love of my heart because i'm a wonk, remember? >> jesse: they take advantage of wonks. thank you very much. check you out on fox nation. >> thank you.

>> jesse: democrats say this is not a problem. >> do not pull away. >> quit touching me. quit touching me. stop.

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>> merge's cops under attack and sitting target for ruthless individuals. watch went counsel in san diego, california when officers showed up calls some in the job waving a gun around in the streets. >> watch out he has got a gun. he has got a gun. [rapid gunfire] >> shots fired. shots fired. >> those officers didn't get hurt can't say the same thing in decatur, illinois do not, do not reach for it. put your hands up right now.

>> ain't nothing under my ass. >> hands up right now. grab the roof right now. grab the roof right now. >> i'm not moving. >> do you see a gun? >> yeah he is reaching for something. >> look, look under my ass. >> undo seat belt. no do not pull away. >> quit touching me. quit touching me. >> stop. [gunfire] >> shots fired. shots fired. [rapid gunfire] >> officer down. >> that creep shot two cops. one multiple times. thankfully they are going to be okay. but this is serious. violence is spreading across the country like a virus. democrats, like new york's eric adams wants you to believe that it's just a perception problem. you know. crime is not the issue. it's how you perceive it. even cnn is trying to slap the democrats into reality. >> more crime in that if you compare it to last year, it's up

40%. there has been 1800 instances involving felonies whereby whereby you see the rises in murder rain. things people irks them. things they see that aren't crime it's the disorder. it's the mentally ill person acting out over here. the homeless person who is sphrawld over there. the person your honorating at the end of the platted form or on the train. in defund the police. they took 1200 cops out. >> nypd. the department isn't getting bigger. it's getting smaller. >> defund backfired on democrats. on all of us. and now they are heading into the midterms with nothing to run on. they are not talking about kitchen table issues like crime, inflation, gas. they are talking about identity politics. grooming kids. and today biden held an event on covid. didn't he just say covid was over? he is out of touch and the democrats, like james carville, who are in touch, say democrats screwed up big time.

>> in the spring of 2021, when i wrote a piece in the "wall street journal," saying the democrats need to own the crime issue or the crime issue will own you. well, people said well, you can't do that because there will be a big backlash. okay, you didn't own it and guess what? it's a big problem for democrats. we should have grabbed the crime issue back in the spring of 2021. but, you know, we got listen to these foundation npr types which is always a disaster. >> jesse: j.d. vance is running for senate in ohio and he joins us now. so do they talk about identity politics in ohio or are people mostly concerned with the price of groceries? >> no. jesse, it's exactly what you are talking about. it's crime, it's the terrible crisis at the southern border. and it's the price of everything. you know, tim ryan, my democrat opponent has actually swamped the airwaves pretending that they never supported the radical defund the police movement. even though he did. he actually wanted to end cash bail two years ago. he said that he wanted to strip

police of qualified immunity, the legal protections that allow the police to do their jobs. i would say, jesse, if people want to help us fight back against tim ryan's falsehoods valenj.d. vance.com go throw usw dollars. that's how we get the message out to the people of ohio. the crazy thing, jesse. the media covers for all these democrat lies. they know the crime issue is a problem for the democrats. so they distract and they try to pretend the democrats weren't as radical as they obviously are. that's why we have the crime problem we do. >> jesse: yeah. we also have google. so we know what they said and whether they said it. the interesting thing that the democrats are confronting now is that crime, inflation, they overpower identity politics. blacks, whites, hispanics don't want crime. they don't want expensive gas. and the democrats, for the first time, are off message because the race card and the gender card, they are not working. >> that's exactly right, jesse.

i was talking to a couple of columbus police officers recently. you know black, white, rich, poor, everybody likes police of they want more police and police to be empowered to do their job. the problem is you have a very small select group of very liberal people who have tried to persuade the rest of the country and have enacted policies that are very antipolice. i mean, just in our race, we are getting swamped by so much money from people pretends that the democrats are actually conservative on the issue of crime and i will repeat that website j.d. vance.com for those who want to help us fight back against it. the truth, jesse, is really on our side. it's really clear. you let final criminals out of prison. you prevent the cops from doing their job. you will get a spike in violent crime. we all knew it. normal people knew it. unfortunately, the democrats didn't follow common sense. now we have the crime problems we do. and you're exactly right. they are running from it as fast as they can. luckily we have wise people in ohio and i don't think it's going to work. >> jesse: well, thank god joe biden has solved the crime crisis with his new crime czar

dillon who is transitioning into a female and took up a lot of time from the president at the white house all last week when he could have been meeting with police chiefs. he was meeting with dillon about how to transition young kids. >> yeah. pretty crazy stuff, jesse. and if you think about this, not talking about inflation. they are not talking about their spending policies. their energy policies. they are not talking about anything that's actually on the minds of voters all across the country. they are trying to distract and obsess with these ridiculous identity politics issues. i don't know who this person is. i don't know what they ever did to deserve a meeting with the white house. but if the white house is running ads on letting pharmaceutical companies exermted on small children instead of fighting the inflation crisis, i think that tells you everything we need to know about this election. >> jesse: yeah, dylan is invited on "primetime" any time maybe after the election because like i said there is more important issues to deal with. we just found out your opponent

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>> jesse: darrell brooks trial the man who ran his car through the waukesha parade continues to be the most bizarre thing i have ever seen. fox news national correspondent matt finn is here with the latest. matt? >> jesse, it was another chaotic day in court. alleged christmas parade killer darrell brooks once again repeatedly argued with judge jennifer dorow. prosecutors gave heart wrenching closing arguments today can

telling the court that darrell brooks snuffed t the life out of the community catholic parade weeks before christmas. brooks wrapped up closing argue described as meandering and crying. here was the brooks yesterday telling the judge he was not going to give closing arguments today. >> i do closing arguments tomorrow. >> the closing arguments will most likelien given tomorrow. >> i'm not doing it tomorrow. >> you will forfeit your right to give you one, sir. >> you can't force me -- you can't force me. what type of court is this where you can say you are going to force somebody not to give a closing argument. >> brooks has been representing himself. there has been a lot of antics. brooks even taking off his shirt repeatedly challenging the judge. >> i'm going to ask this question one more time. >> i don't like your tone and the way you are talking to me. i don't. >> mr. brooks. >> i don't appreciate it. >> sit down.

i don't care if you don't like my tone. >> i'm not going to sit down. >> you can push my buttons all day throughout this whole day throughout. >> you have been pushing my buttons. >> in court brooks built what appeared to be a fort trying to highland himself from the judge. brooks is accused of killing six people ages 8 to 81 by judging his suv through waukesha's christmas parade last november. jesse. >> jesse: unbelievable. thanks, matt. turn it over to attorney mark geragos, is this lunatic trying to get a mistrial, marc? >> well, there is six people who are dead here and that's why normally i would laugh at the idea -- i think i told one of your producers there has been many a time i wanted to build my own fort so that i couldn't be in range of the judge. but, you know, it's not really a laughing matter. is he either in the throws of a debilitating mental illness or just, you know, completely out

of it to begin with. and. >> jesse: or is he a jerk. >> or he could just be a 14-carat as and that's another alternative. this judge has the patience of job. it's hard to believe that she has put up with him. i know judges back in the old days i know judges who would have put a taser devise on him and tased him every time he did one of these things. >> jesse: can you still do that. can you tase a guy that acts like this or is that frowned upon in 2022. >> no. that's -- 2022 you can't do it. there was a judge in long beach many years ago in california who used to do that or had done that and she was ex excoriated for iy the apell laths courts so no you can't do that anymore. >> jesse: how does this shake out? he is not going to give a closing argument and it's going to go to the jury. i mean, where does this thing go? is he going to appeal? >> yeah. he gave kind of a -- at least

some of the clips i saw today he gave some statements. i mean, he started arguing in his closing that there were recall notices for the car or for the truck. even though that wasn't in evidence. and i think deliberately trying to provoke. he is smart enough or with it enough to know what it is that he is doing in terms of trying to provoke a mistrial. so you are right there. but i don't think he is going to get any traction here. i mean, this is one of the ugly kind of ideas or the ramifications of being what you, the pro-perp from hell. that's what he is representing himself. >> jesse: some of that sound blaming the vehicle for the murders. go. >> model 20 -- ford escape. the vehicle in question actually 2008-2009 and 2010 of that model was, in fact, recalled.

>> objection. misstatement of the facts. facts not in evidence, closing argument, your honor. >> sustained. >> was in fact recalled. was in fact a class action lawsuit against ford. >> jesse: so brooks is using the cnn defense that the van killed these people not him. >> well, i will tell you, the one -- if i'm a prosecutor in this case, the one thing that worries me, and i have seen this happen time and time again, in fact, just had an instance of it in los angeles, is that you get one or two jurors who decide that they have some empathy here and hold things up. i know my father when he was a prosecutor years ago was trying a defendant who was proper who claimed that his brain was affected by low flying aircraft and put a tran sister radio to his face and hear it. one of the questions to the jurors was can we have a

transistor radio? we want to see. we have to worry about that. >> jesse: i pray this jury has some common sense. this guy needs to serve the rest of his life behind bars. thank you very much mark delgeragos. wanted to build a fort court but never pulled it off. up next, why bears are going wild. ♪is i ♪ age comes with wisdom. and wisdom comes with benefits. dryer's broken okay... you want a socket.... that's especially true when it comes to medicare. so make the wise call and learn more about

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>> jesse: bears, not bret, are north america's apex predator, and there's no close second.

>> jesse: recently bears have been dropping in on humankind, showing us who's boss. last week two college wrestlers were walking in a park, when a grizzly attacked them, leaving them blood-soaked. >> it took a big step toward me, knocked me on the ground, pushed me up against the trees, and started chewing on me. i thought i was going to do. i was panicked, when i saw him getting weekend. >> jesse: just this weekend, a 60-year-old washington woman was attacked by a black bear, who knocked her to the ground while walking her dog. she survived by punching it in the nose, and only left with minor injuries. wildlife expert tom wilson knows who to blame for this particular bear attack, the democrats. he says woke state officials put

massive restrictions on bear hunting seasons for political reasons so the state's bear population is booming tulle what the policies are that are causing the bear population to boom. >> well, jesse, i take you back a couple years to washington state, which banned the practice of baiting bears and large cats. at the time of this initiative, wildlife biologists expressed great concern over the fact this would lead to an increase in the bear population and the cougar population, and also have an impact on deer and elk populations here in the state. since that initiative we now have between 25,000 and 30,000 bears in the state of washington. okay? doesn't sound like a lot, but washington is -- of all the western states -- washington is the smallest geographically,

student second in population only to california. all right? now in the spring of '22, earlier this year, washington department of fish and wildlife commission decided to ban spring bear hunting. well, this is nothing short of an invitation to allow these large predators down into our cities, especially as urban sprawl takes place, jesse, and we start moving up into their habitat, they're moving back down into ours. this attack on saturday comes on the heels of a 9-year-old playing hide-and-seek just north of spokane in june. in addition, the community that suffered this attack in leavenworth had another child attacked by a cougar two years ago, and then in 2018 we had a fatality with a mountain biker that was riding down the trail and a cougar grabbed him, and that didn't end up well for the mountain biker. >> jesse: the politicians trying to save the bears, even though they don't need saving, their population is huge, are they acknowledging they blew it? >> not at all. that's not in the play back.

>> jesse: ha-ha-ha. >> you've dealt with this all the time. >> jesse: they can never admit they're wrong. a shark attack expert told me to act like i was an apex predator and swim toward the shark, if i was ever threatened. what do i do in a bear attack? >> so imagine it's greg gutfeld with arms for legs and grossly overmuscled, right, with fangs like judge jeanine, okay, and this is coming at you. so your reaction isn't going to be -- you know, to -- you want to stand your ground, absolutely. >> jesse: stand my ground? >> absolutely stand your ground. the fact of the matter is these interactions are avoidable, they end up bad for the human, ended up bad for the cubs that are now in some kind of foster care. we as hunters would like to pursue this bear and kill it using fair chase, but instead the state of washington killed

this bear using hounds, using bait, the same way we would, and it costs the taxpayers money. >> jesse: it's more about the bears than the people? we've seen this for years, putting people here and everything else above us. you're saying stand your ground, don't wave around and make loud noises, don't climb trees, don't, you know, fake a stick, and when the bear goes to open its mouth to bite down, stick the stick in its jaw so it locks? >> the best thing is a 10 mill glock and bear spray at the same time. okay? and it's sad, because the same woke ideology is causing the unsafe nature in the cities. now we're seeing it in the suburbs. but basically what i'm seeing from the far left agenda is definitely they don't want us hunting, fishing, self-sufficient, jesse. the only thing i can come up, taking wildlife management suggestions from the wokesters

is like asking jeffrey dahmer for relationship advice. >> jesse: nelson, i should do a primetime in the field shoot with some bears and you and see how it shakes out. >> are you a smoked salmon kind of guy? >> definitely a smoked salmon kind of guy. >> okay. well, your giants are going to come out to see the seahawks this saturday, right? >> jesse: well, i'm an eagles guy. i won't be making that trip. i'll have my people call your people, and we'll put a glock in my mind and go out there and thin this bear population. all right? >> i would absolutely love the opportunity. can i say one last thing before you dump me off here? >> jesse: yes. >> we have a big chance in the state of washington, get patty murray out, send dan matthews to congress. we can do all of that here in the state of washington. it's the only thing we can do to push back on what is just

reckless -- thank you very much. >> jesse: thank you very much. let's do some text messages. ray from stowe -- again, with stowe, ohio? they must love me there. here's an analogy for you, watters. the items are like a guy about to get dumped by his girlfriend. he promises to change everything about himself, yet the girlfriend knows he won't ever change. wilson, carville gives great advice to democrats. the guy that got bill clinton elected twice. you think you might want to listen to him instead of twitter. joe from albany, new york, what is a wonk? a wonk is a policy nerd, into the policy, not really the emotion. charles from new jersey. hi, jesse. i just stumbled on your show today. i like it. you seem very passionate about your work.

do you get paid by the fox network or do you do the shows for free? do i do the shows for free? sometimes it feels like that. that's all for tonight. dvr the show, which apparently i'm doing for free. "tucker" is always next. remember, i'm watters. and this is my world ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson." that's the sound of america getting better. you can feel it happening. last night we played you a clip from an unintentionally hilarious msnbc town hall in which a pompous reporter tries to explain to voters where january 6th was