these people are going to win. in georgia, candidate there will win. out in nevada the candidate there will win. in arizona the cap democrat there will win. >> bret: we will cover it all. >> brit: so there you go. >> bret: there you go. there's the prediction. panel, thanks suspect. thanks to the 1895 grill here in acworth for hosting us. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special "spl report," fair, balanced and ununafraid "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. >> jesse: tell the guys at the grill i said hi. >> bret: all right. you got it. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: politics is all about perception. you can shake all the hands you want. kiss every single baby. if you don't look better than the other guy, you might as well kiss your chances goodbye. no better time to prove you are the real deal than on a debate stage where you can just show off your hair and how

quick-whited you are. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. [laughter] >> jesse: and debates are really your last chance to deliver that knockout blow. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? is it easier for you to go and buy things in the stores than it was four years ago? is there more or less unemployment in the country than there was four years ago? is america as respected throughout the world as it was? >> jesse: but, last night, in the pennsylvania senate debate, john fetterman knocked himself out the second he opened his mouth. >> hi, g good night everybody. i'm working to serve pennsylvania. >> jesse: only got worse from there. campaign dr. oz is a carpet bagger who owns a lot of homes

and he has gotten some traction on that. did he debate you have to show off your policy chops. fetterman couldn't even spew slogans. >> no, here's what i think we have to fight about inflation here right now. that's what we need to fight about inflation. we all have to make sure that everyone that works is able to-that's the most american bargain that if you work full-time you should be able to live in dignity is well true. but, you know, going to this vocational schools, able to create a career to weigh -- excuse me, to weaken -- reach a lottery high salary and supporting reduce those costs are critical, too. >> jesse: on the issue that matters most to pennsylvania voters, the economy, john couldn't cut it. fetterman had months to prepare for this debate. months. he knew oz was going to hit him for living off of his parents and not paying taxes. he couldn't defend himself. >> specifically said you have not paid your taxes. and that you want to raise taxes

on americans. how do you respond? >> first, he is lying. it was helping two students 17 years ago to help them, you know, buy their own homes. they didn't pay the bills. and it got paid and it's -- has never been an issue in any of the campaign before. it was all about nonprofit. >> when john fetterman brings up houses the irony he didn't pay for his own house he got it for a dollar from his sister. >> he got his pennsylvania house from his own inlays for a dollar that's typical. >> jesse: fetterman can't defend himself how is he going to defend the people of pennsylvania. all politicians flip flop from time to time most of them come up with a reason why they changed their positions. not fetterman. fetterman just lies. >> i've always supported fracking. and i always believe that independence with you are energy is critical. >> but there is that 2018

interview that you said, quote: i don't support fracking at all. so how do you square the two? >> oh, i do support frackings and i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand -- and i do support fracking. >> jesse: fetterman is the worst type of politician. the kind that lying comes easy to. >> fracking, yeah, fracking, i don't support fracking at all and i never have. >> i don't support fracking. i think it's something that has to eventually go away. >> jesse: so last night was the worst debate performance in american political history, and it wasn't even close. a snap poll showed 83% of pennsylvania voters thought dr. oz won. it was so bad cnn called it a scandal. >> i mean, i thought somebody should have invoked the mercy rule about 20 minutes into the debate. >> what we saw today is someone

who is not ready to be in office. like i found it edges extremely hard to watch. >> i thought this was the unraveling of one of the biggest scandals going on in this midterm cycle. the covering up and the lying about the status of john fetterman. >> jesse: like a typically liberal fetterman's campaign blamed somebody else for. fetterman is blaming closed captioning errors that they said were slow and riddled with misspellings. he can't process speech. they actually gave him closed captioning what the moderators were saying. >> the second screen will caption the questions. and responses from mehmet oz. we have live, experienced captioners in studio who ensure we are as accurate as possible. >> jesse: so the closed captioning company and the network put out a statement saying everything worked perfectly and if a fetterman was given the option to practice

with it and chose not to. it became clear during the debate early on that fetterman wasn't well. and the moderator asked him, respectfully, when he would be releasing his medical records. >> you know, i believe if my doctor believes that i'm fit to serve and that's what i believe is appropriate, and i believe that, again, my doctors, the real doctors that i believe in, they all believe that i'm ready to be serve. >> follow up, i didn't hear you say you wouldn't release your full medical records. why not? you have 30 seconds. >> again, my doctor l believes i'm fit to be serving and that's what i believe is where i'm standing. >> jesse: fetterman's doctor is a big time democrat donor and him and john won't release the records. nearly every sane person who watched that debate felt sorry for john fetterman and felt sorry for the voters of pennsylvania who have been deceived about his condition. except, of course, you know, the ladies of "the view." >> it was really strange to me that he chose to bully a stroke

victim. >> yeah. >> right? he obviously was bullying him. and, you know, i don't think the people of pennsylvania or the people in general like that. >> jesse: dr. oz was the perfect gentleman during that debate. never even brought up fetterman's health once. he stuck to the issues the entire hour. how was that bullying? oz let his opponent use a translation machine. he didn't have to do that. personally, i feel bad for fetterman. he can't function at a level required to serve in the united states senate. and, according to physicians i have talked to six months after a stroke, this is probably the best john fetterman is ever going to get. and the fact that the democratic party hid this from the voters of pennsylvania, and continued to fist fetterman on them when it's clear he can't listen and communicate effectively is one of the most disrespectful things i've seen in a long time. it's ddisrespectful to john fetn

and the people and disrespectful to members of the media that asked legitimate questions about the candidate's health. nbc reporter dash shah burns, remember was viciously attacked by democrats and other reporters for saying fetterman had a hard time making smalltalk. after seeing the debate last night everybody knows she was right and they owe her an apology. barack obama and joe biden are going to pennsylvania together for the first time three days before the election' to campaign on stage with john fetterman. obama and biden are preying on poor john. is he a wounded animal who should be in therapy and the president and the former president are trying to drag this guy into the senate, where he is at a high risk of having a follow-up stroke who won't be able to perform at hearings. who won't be able to hear reporters, who won't be able to hash out policy on the senate floor. john fetterman could perform

under pressure in a debate for an hour. that level of intensity is washington, d.c. every single day. but democrats are taking advantage of fetterman. he is vulnerable. he is a man-child. and it's unseemly for democratic leaders to be pushing an unfit man who needs to be hooked up to machines into the most important legislative body in this country. it's not in john's best interest. but the democrats don't care. they only care about what's in their best interest. they only care about having a yes man that schumer can control. they know fetterman would be senator in name only. his bisexual brazillen wife gizelle will be in charge. last week we joked around how suspicious it was that the way gizelle kind of met and married john. and was living with his parents at the time. we joked that she was a brazillen fang fang. and lo and behold, according to reports, gizelle's uncle was an

intelligence officer, auto brazillen spy. a professional wiretapper. so this bait and switch have national security implications? yeah, the fbi probably doesn't care, but we do. this is political and medical malpractice. hundreds of thousands of pennsylvania voters have already voted early. john fetterman and the democrats already knew he wasn't up for the job but they weren't straight with the people of pennsylvania. and neither were washington democrats. this kind of blatant disrespect for the voters is exactly why the democrats find themselves in the position they are in now facing a massive midterm landslide. >> dan bongino is the host of unfiltered on saturday nights. dan, if you are a pennsylvania resident and you are a democrat, right, do you think john fetterman can fight effectively for you in the u.s. senate? >> no, i mean, it was tough to watch last night, jesse. i mean, i can be a smart as on the network a lot.

but i spent a lot of time, by the way let me say in advance any time you cite your education you usually sound like a jerk. it's important here so forgive me folks. i went to graduate school i studied neuropsychology. you wouldn't know that why would you? who cares. i have some experience in the space. this guy is in a lot of trouble. to say have a cerebral i want like that, a stroke is a serious thing. that's not the kind of tissue that just automatically regenerates not like getting a cut on your skin where you will maybe get a little bit of a scab. brain tissue reacts differently. the guy is in a lot of trouble. you could see it last night. it looks like he is having some kind of processing issue. not just that it appears he cannot only can't process language but has a problem actually speaking himself. in other words, taking what is happening in the computer and moving it to the muscles of the mouth. this is serious. this is not a joke. you all saw it last night. i have to agree with some of the commentary that we saw and even

some of the other networks. some of those commentators saying this is an enormous scandal. this was hidden. you mentioned, which was a great call, this poor dasha burns. i don't know her? she could be a far left radical as far as i know. she goes on a mainstream media network hey, listen, i interviewed this guy. and she was very nice about it. she goes he appears to be having significant problems and they try to cancel her. >> jesse: they did her own colleagues tried to cancel her. >> for doing actual journalism for once. i mean, she is owed an enormous apology. this guy ♪ fit to be in the senate at all. that's clearly obvious to any rational actor. >> jesse: isn't it sad to watch barack and joe prey on this poor guy to have them travel to pennsylvania where this guy should probably be doing speech therapy and resting and he is already at risk for another stroke. and to put him out there and to say rah-rah everything is fine, everything is normal, i mean that's predatory. >> i mean, you know, listen,

again, i'm trying to handle this in the most professional manner. >> jesse: you are doing a good job. >> thank you. that matters to me. again, i know i have a foul mouth sometimes i believe in jesus christ i don't want to do the immoral thing. the guy had a really serious incident. i wish him and his family the best, fetterman, but, folks, you don't find it a little weird that joe biden, who is clearly suffering from some form of a frontal lobe deficit himself, this isn't strange? is going out there to do a rally with barack obama for another guy suffering from some kind of cognitive deficit? i mean, folks, listen. again, i say this with a pure heart. i mean it. i don't agree with your politics. i will fight them to the day i die on this communist streak on the left party on the left. but, listen, these are people that are running for public office. they are not running to be your orthodontist. i mean, they put themselves out there. not me. i'm not. >> jesse: could do a better job dan as an orthodontist because

that's just physical. >> could be less dangerous. i mean, you understand, jesse think about it. this guy could be the deciding vote on a potential like war declaration or more. i mean, this is serious stuff. i mean, come on, man. again, he is not running to be your local dog camper, they think you are idiots the left. >> jesse: dan and i probably have the purest hearts of anybody here at fox news. dan and i feel bad for john fetterman and not knocking john fetterman. we want him to get better. that's how bad it is. we are not even making fun of democrats here. we are feeling bad for them. >> jesse one more thing, quick. democrats do think you are idiots. but how about whitmer saying that she only close evidence down the schools for three months as if the parents who saw their kids at home are -- hey, hey, tony, who is it kid in the kitchen? is that our son? gretchen whitmer says he is in school. this is how dumb democrats think

you are. only closed the schools three months? really i saw little bobby in my kitchen on zoom who do you think that was the neighbor's kid? >> jesse: running around the kitchen felt like three months. >> they think you are stupid. >> jesse: of course. dan bongino, who went to graduate school. >> shockingly. [laughter] >> jesse: check his show out on saturday nights. thanks, dan. >> thanks, man. see you. >> jesse: there is a psycho with a pick ax who is breaking into houses. ♪

♪ >> jesse: have you ever met a parent that can't say no to their kid? they let them do whatever they

want, have cake for dipper, stay up after bedtime rip bong hits in the backyard and after a while the parents have a major problem on their hands and. kids with no boundaries or consequences end up hurting themselves and others because democrats don't know how to say no. democrat these days are like bad parent they don't know how to say no ever. a crime wave, national epidemic and drug problem. it's not just happening in dark alleys anymore. it's happening everywhere. no one is safe. [screams] [window breaking] [screams] >> anyone? >> jesse: horror movies aren't just on netflix anymore. they are right outside. a woman carrying a pick ax shows

up at this house and starts shattering the windows one by one. at the time the homeowner wasn't there just a grandmother who was baby-sitting. get this, the newborn baby was sleeping inches away from the shattering glass. so what's this lady's problem? nobody knows. right now there's no motive. she just went crazy and that's terrifying. and the pick ax, really? have you noticed how mid eel these weapons are getting just here in manhattan maniacs are attacking people with baseball bats, hatchets with hammers and swords and guns, of course. next, people are going to be shooting cross bows through central park. here's a video from this weekend in the bronx. a shootout broad daylight. bullets flying. windshields shattering. shooters got away. they are at large now. don't you feel good about it? nothing is off limits anymore. but new york governor kathy hochul can't figure out why crime is so important to you. >> kathy hochul believes that

the only crimes that are being committed are these crimes with guns and you have people afraid of being pushed in front of oncoming subway cars, being stabbed, beat on the street with hammers. >> halfway through the debate she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone committing any crimes. >> okay. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws, especially with the change they made this bail has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. all i know is that we could do more. >> jesse: i don't know why crime is so important to you. she is toast. but, if you ask the "new york times," republicans don't want to reduce crime. republicans are just seizing on crime to win the election. so the times made the democrat crime wave a republican pounce story. thank goodness the republicans are pouncing on crime because if they didn't the "times" wouldn't cover it. now, the "new york times" international section is renowned for its coverage of third world nations. sincerely, it's a very, very good section. but, if the "times" wants to cut costs during this recession,

which they deny is a recession, they can bring their reporters back home and send them to filly which is teetering on third world status. look at this video. this isn't skid row. this is filly. this is my hometown. the streets are disgusting. they are littered. homeless guys are just passed out. they look like zombies. it's disgusting. and if they keep it up, filly is going to look like l.a. in no time. and you don't want that homeless people rule the streets in l.a. they set up nice little tent cities right there on the sidewalks. they sling dukey at you if you disturb them. and now they even have their own laundromat. yep. this is a working washing machine on auto sidewalk in l.a. where homeless people can do their laundry. they just steal the city's water and electric and there you go. clean clothes. this is what happens when democrats never say no. you get tent cities with

whirlpools. oh, you're hitting rock boughten? make yourself comfortable. take drugs, spread yourself out. liberals repeat after me: the word is no. jason whitlock is the host of fearless podcast and he joins me now. jason, you understand, i'm sure you are a parent. no means no. and we have to learn how to say that again in the united states. jesse, you have made a bad assumption. i'm not a parent. i wish that i was. but i'm not. but, listen, i'm going, connect it to something bigger and probably a bit more serious than maybe what you were looking for. but, listen, if you don't care about life inside the womb, you will never convince me that you care about life outside the womb. it starts on the inside. you talk to any doctor, you talk to any psychologist.

the things do you for a child inside the womb matter. and so the whole democratic platform right now seems to be about abortion. they are pro-abortion. stacey abrams goes to some event with liz zoe and lotto and she gets up on stage and my body, my choice. and it's all about abortion. the party is about abortion. it's about killing babies in the womb. they don't care about life inside the womb. you'll never convince me they care about life outside the womb. that's why they can look at all this decay in their cities and just kind of nod their head and think there is nothing we can do about it. this is normal. they don't care about life. if you don't care at the beginning, you never catch up. that's the democrat problem. >> jesse: that is a more serious point and it's a larger point that went right over my head and thank you very much for bringing it to my attention. i never thought about the fact that pro-life republicans carrying about homelessness and

saving lives in the inner city was based upon that precious respect for life. >> absolutely. it all starts there. again, people tell on themselves. when they are pro-abortion, what they're really saying is they don't care about life. and then that's their world view. and so you go look at the cities that they run. the people that don't care about life that are so passionate about abortion, look at the rest of the society that they're creating. it's an abortion. the society that they are creating. and, again, i'm just -- it starts with caring about life in the womb, or your policies will lead to this kind of death and descruxdz and chaos we have now in america. >> jesse: all right. jason whitlock thank you for joining "jesse watters primetime." >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: coming up, all hell breaks loose over a drag queen show for children.

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♪ >> jesse: drag queen combat in oregon where prefers on both sides of the debate clashed in front of a bar hosting a drag queen story time and yes, there were smoke bombs. [chanting. [chanting] >> at the heart of a protest a 11-year-old drag performer who previously danced at the bar a bunch of times and this place isn't exactly chuck e cheese. the pub also holds bondage

themed get tissue nights. the people behind family friendly drag shows is says it's all in just good fun and there is nothing inappropriate for kids. but there's a dark side behind a lot of the glitter and hair spray. chris rufo spent a lot of time digging into the origins of the drag queen's story time and he found that the roots of this go back to a belief that these performances can be used to change the mainstream opinion of fringe sexual activity including but not limited to sex with children. you don't believe me? look no further than this 11-year-old's drag mom who is in jail right now over 12 sex offenses against children. 12. like sending child porn online. so, think twice before you dismiss this as innocent family fun. ♪ ♪ [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]

>> jesse: senator ted cruz is the author of justice corrupted as the left weaponized our legal system which is out now. so, senator, if you guys take the majority in the senate, what can you do about this? >> look, we need to have real oversight, number one, we need to have hearings for two years the democrats have had no oversight of the biden administration policies. the policies pushing these radical agendas, pushing in schools the radical transgender agenda. we need have real oversight of the department of justice and the fbi. you mentioned my new book that came out yesterday "justice corrupted." it actually begins with loudoun county, virginia, where a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in the bathroom by a boy wearing a skirt and the school covered it up, denied it and then had the father of the girl, the rape victim, the father arrested, handcuffed and

the national association of school boards asked the biden administration to go after, to target parents who go school boards as domestic terrorists using the patriot act. six days later merrick garland the attorney general more than happy to comply, sent a memo to the fbi directing the fbi to go after moms and dads who are raising issues at school boards about sexual assault. about critical race theory, about the garbage being taught to kids right now the fbi is doing that joe biden has turned the department of justice and the fbi and the irs and the federal government into machinery to target their political enemies when we have majorities in congress, we need oversight. and we need to stand up and stop this politicized law enforcement. >> how conscious of this type of performance, if you can even call it a performance, do you think the democratic hierarchy is because if you protest against it as you said.

they will send goons after you. yeah. are look, i think all of the democrats are aware of this. it's one of the strange things about the last two years the democrats have handed their agenda over to the radicals in the party to the extreme in their party there are no mod democrat democrats left. i forced ablow vote on the that the floor to block the fbi from targeting parents as domestic terrorist. every single democrat voted no. straight party line vote it failed by one vote. not a single democrat was willing to stand up and say i stand with moms and dads. >> jesse: all right. before we let you go. have you recovered from your visit to "the view"? >> i got to tell you, jesse. that was about the most funny have ever had. they lost their minds. but i think it's valuable to go to places where they don't hear common sense and i got a chance to talk to the people who watch

"the view" about just how dangerous it is when our justice system is politicized. >> jesse: justice corrupted out now. thank you so much, senator. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: up next, an investigation into joe biden's $25 million anti-racist bridge to nowhere. >> no idea what is he talking about. not a clue. what does a bridge have to do with racism? ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: tonight we are following the money. "primetime's" investigation into where biden's infrastructure bucks are going continues. last week we showed you his first project. heated sidewalks. in an itty-bitty new hampshire town. $20 million for heated sidewalks. and the town wasn't that thrilled. >> we do not need heated sidewalks in main street. there is hardly any stores. >> there the money could probably be used towards something more beneficial. >> it's the stupidest thing they ever came out with. >> jesse: this week we went across the country to check out

his latest project. a $25 million bridge to nowhere. he is giving arizona all that cash to put a foot bridge over a dried up river. there's nothing around it. there is a few warehouses, a couple of hiking trails and some empty lots. so why are they building it? well, the mayor says this bridge could make phoenix the bird watching capital of america. >> our state ranks third in the nation for bird watching and this is one of the premier locations. i have to tell you one many of my fellow mayors are jealous today. >> jesse: not a single mayor is jealous of your $25 million-foot bridge to nowhere not a single one. not just the bird. phoenix has plenty of bridges crossing that river, plenty. this one is different. this one is equitable. >> this project addresses so many of our shared priorities, sustainability and equity. the south phoenix community predominantly black and hispanic communities have dealt with under investment, being under

burden derderian and unserved where nature and human decisions serve to divide in the past this bridge will do what transportation is all about which is to connect. >> jesse: i don't know phoenix, blacks and hispanics were such avid bird watchers and white bridges weren't letting them sneak peek at cardinals through little binoculars. $25 million later problem solved. and we talk to some folks in arizona to see if they are as excited as we are. >> what's the worst part of living in arizona recommendation everybody moving to arizona. all the california weres moving here. >> i think everyone is going to agree it's 120 in the summer. >> it's just so -- it's so hot. >> what do you think the state needs right now? >> a border that works. >> joe biden, is he not going to give you the border but is he giving you a brand new foot bridge. >> it's in the middle of nowhere. >> an absolute waste of money. >> it is definitely not a place i would have recommended that we build a foot bridge. >> probably like most programs of that type, a gigantic waste

of money. the proverbial bridge to nowhere. i don't think that was the smartest decision with our money. joe biden has not done the smartest decisions in my opinion. >> i'm sick and tired of smart guys. >> the mayor of phoenix and other cities are going to be jealous of your foot bridge. >> jealousy of foot bridge is a stretch i would say. >> according to her best bird watching spots in the country. >> spectacular. >> i don't see many birds. >> do you know any bird watchers personally. >> i don't hang around with bird watchers too often. >> never watched birds and i'm from here. >> damion and i went bird watching. >> phoenix has plenty of same bridges in that area pete buttigieg says those bridges are kind of racist. this new bring is going to be equitable. [crickets chirping] >> okay i never thought of a piece of concrete or wood or metal to be racist. >> i don't know how an inanimate

object can be racist. >> is this a joke? he really said this? wow. >> no idea what he is talking about. not a clue. what does a bridge have to do with racism? >> that's racist. >> how much do you think that bridge is going to cost? >> probably designed probably $300,000 but with our federal government involved probably 5 million. >> 25 million. >> rounding error. >> math is hard. >> $25 million sounds like a lot of money to spend on a bridge. >> $25 million for people to watch birds? seems a little bit excessive. >> if you were in charge, what would you do with that money? >> i would first direct to to securing our southern border. >> now we have drugs, more criminals coming in because they have an open border system. >> i think i would use the money to provide more resources to kids in need. >> i would help the homeless, help the immigrants. >> we have a lot of crumbling streets throughout the city of phoenix that could use some

patching, some repair, some widening. >> helping our veterans. we don't do that enough here. i think that should be number one priority. >> small businesses have been taking hits. you know, $25 million, that could go there, too. >> if you ran a business like the government spends money, you would be upside down and out of business. the government isn't here to make money. they are here to spend our money. and these little pet projects that politicians have make people feel good. is it benefiting us? not really. so i think that's kind of huge waste of resources. >> jesse: charlie hurt is a fox news contributor. charlie, imagine being a phoenix flacker, hispanic american oh, $25 million? what have you got? what have you got, joe? joe comes, you guys are getting a foot bridge to watch birds. >> i got to say jesse, i love birds. i love watching birds.

i love looking at birds, i love listening to birds. this is nuts. and if you want to know why, it's been a big mystery. how does somebody -- how does the federal government break the supply chain? this is how you wind up breaking the supply chain because you have a guy like pete buttigieg who thinks that bridges are racist or the lack of bridges are racist. or empty rivers are racist or whatever it is. and he spends his time and his energy on things like this. on a more serious note. phoenix has a double dignity rise in violent crime right now. think about. >> build an emergency room. >> yeah, exactly. i don't know, hire a bunch of cops to police the streets to catch criminals and stop the crime. >> jesse: build a prison thanks is what you get. build a bridge. exactly. that's what they need or an insane asylum to take all the people pushing them in front of subways and put them in an

insane asylum. anything would be a better expenditure of $25 million to build a bridge to watch birds. >> jesse: when they finish the foot bridge 2029 for probably $30 million fly out there and watch some birds and have a drink. >> if buttigieg is still in charge we won't be able to get there because the airport don't work. pete buttigieg has even broken the airports. if buttigieg is out and airports work again you are on. >> jesse: i will see you at the foot bridge. thank you very much, charlie. coming up, a woman proposes to her boyfriend. also, what's up with katy perry's eye? bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place.

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>> jesse: wednesday. let's do the watters cooler. joining me is barstool writer frances ellis. first up, at a recent katy perry concert, which i just missed, there was a scheduling conflict, her eyes seemed to have malfunctioned, leading fans to believe she might be a robot. see if you can diagnose this. >> i don't think there's so much to this clip. frankly, the same thing happens to my lauren, the same robot i purchased from japan. this is a simple wattage conversion issue. she conks out on a nightly basis. is this live? >> jesse: we're live. next up, an internet trend has people eating on tinfoil, without your hands.

at first i thought it was barbaric, but now having children i think it's a brilliant idea. >> that's one of us. if you've ever worned how children grow up to become cannibals, this is a linear progression. >> jesse: this is how you raise dahmer. >> not the attractive one. these are children in the corner, tearing the flesh off their victims. it's gruesome. >> jesse: and gender roles are fluid these days. so one woman flipped the script and proposed to her boyfriend. frances, you're a married man. >> yes. from a financial perspective, i fully support this. especially, this is biden's america, am i right? >> jesse: especially with a recession. >> with our economy in free-fall, i'd be all for women taking the reins. this lends toward what i like to call the decline of the american

man, you know. i've been getting into guys lately. not in a weird way. >> jesse: not in a weird way? >> no. the right amount. >> jesse: ha-ha-ha. >> we need to celebrate guys a little bit more. >> jesse: you want guys on their knees? >> sure. >> jesse: that didn't sound right either. ha-ha-ha. >> jesse, when was the last time you put your face up to a chainlink fence, and whistled? >> jesse: catcalls? i did that on the way over. we have a lot in common. i'll talk to you later about it. they're putting up a high-rise on the west side. >> we should have a drink sometime. >> jesse: let's do it. let's do some text messages. frank from flagstaff, arizona. what the democrats are doing to john fetterman is sad. i had a stroke four years ago, and i wouldn't consider myself mentally fit to serve. i've been struggling with my functions ever since. it's true, you can't be a u.s.

senator. james from -- how do i pronounce this? worcester? it's not worcester? >> no. >> jesse: that wasn't a pickax, jesse. it wasn't being used properly. it was a maddock, not a pickax. i hate when they correct me live on television. you're probably right. david from charlotte, north carolina, have you told jesse jr. no? i tell him all the time. does he listen? no. you got to keep drilling it through his head. if he still doesn't listen, i spank the bejesus out of him. paul from erie, pennsylvania. jesse, why are you the only one who talks about how democrats spent money that -- chris from columbus, ohio. not stowe, ohio this time. something must be wrong.

jesse, please stop reading texts from stowe, ohio. here in cohere in columbus, we's funny. char from wisconsin, politics aside, are you more excited about the phillies or eagles? obviously the eagles. obviously. "tucker" is next. this is my world. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." good night, everybody. two days before the democratic senate primary in pennsylvania back in may, staffers for the john fetterman campaign announced their candidate had tragically suffered a stroke. no problem. in a written statement purportedly written from the hospital, john fetterman sai