fantastic organization. thank j.d. vance and tim ryan forking that he all the questions from our audience and thank our fantastic live audience for joining us tonight. >> bret: very nicely done. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's if for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. and we are one week away from election. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. paul pelosi's alleged attacker david depape appeared in court just moments ago where he is facing a mountain of charges from attempted murder to residential burglary to assault to elder abuse after allegedly breaking into the pelosi home and hammering paul in the head. san francisco isn't letting our cameras into the courtroom for some reason, so, that's not a good sign. depape, 42 years old, is pleading not guilty. that's according together public defender representing him adam lipson who just met with depape

for the very first time last night. >> we have very little information about this case at this time. there has been a lot of speculation. a lot of rumor. simply based on the nature of this case. but, as of right now, i haven't even seen the police reports. i met my client last night for a brief meeting for the first time. >> jesse: this public defender hasn't even seen the police reports yet. so he knows as much as we do. but adam is already planning on going with the insanity defense here. >> we're going to be doing a comprehensive investigation of what happened. we're going to be looking into mr. depape, his mental state. >> jesse: depap, is that the name? district attorney brooke jenkins holding the cap on no bail. finally somebody in san francisco gets held with no bail. she is saying depape is a danger to the public. >> absolutely i consider him to be dangerous.

not only is this someone who engaged in a pre-planned attack on the speaker in her home, but someone who was willing to enact violence that was politically motivated and so, yes. we certainly view him as a public safety risk. >> jesse: but the d.a.'s biggest concern isn't the thousands of other dangerous mentally ill drug addicted ex-cons. she is worried that there is too much misinformation out there i think what is clear this case is vulnerable to misinformation. we are seeing it spread across all platforms at this point. we need to make sure that the record is clear what happened in this situation for all parties. >> jesse: not attempted murder, misinformation that's the problem. san francisco is responsible for the misinformation. they gave this sloppy press conference where nobody could tell us how many hammers there were, remember and led everybody to believe that a third party opened up the door to police? we have a lot of basic questions

about this case. that san francisco officials won't answer like: why didn't the alarm go off when depape allegedly broke in? we are talking about the home of the speaker of the house here not only is san francisco experiencing a crime wave what if a chinese agent broke in and bugged the place? this house is so edges posed you could break into a house to a person who is third in line to the presidency that easy? do the pelosis even have an alarm system? >> whether or not they had an alarm is still part of this investigation, we have to make sure that what we release to the public is what we believe is necessary in order just to straighten out this record. and what we believe the public should have access to. it's not going to be every single detail of this case because that's not something we would ordinarily do any other case. >> jesse: you either see the alarm system in the house or you don't. that takes 30 seconds, lady. they call the perp red handed he

is behind bars with no bail mountain of evidence and eyewitness testimony that he smashed paul's head in hammer. the d.a. thinks she needs to hold back key details from the public? not like hammer man is still out and watching the news from his little hideout and police don't want to tip off the investigation. does anybody really believe the pelosis don't have an alarm system? their home? one of pelosi's former neighbors tells the daily mail that everybody in the neighborhood has alarms on the windows and if the glass was ever smashed an alarm went off. this neighbor remembers fleets of black suvs circling the pelosi manchin 24/7. she says they even had monitoring devices that would scram being electronics nearby this was a highly secured house and this guy shows up to the house, smashes through pelosi's back door and it doesn't trigger anything? and according to the fbi affidavit, the only witness was

a private security officer working nearby at a neighbor's house. the complaint says the witness saw a sketchy individual dressed in all black with a large bag on his back creeping near the pelosi house. and then he heard what sounded like banging. and then sirens within a minute? first of all, that timeline doesn't make any sense and second of all, why didn't he call the cops? if you saw a guy clad in black backpack. the person who called the cops referred to him as a friend according to the ther activity. that may be speaking in code we would like to hear the 911 call. the d.a. says she is not going to release that. >> with respect to. >> 911 call. >> the 911 call, no, that's not something we are going to release to the public. we are going to make a choice of whether or not it's something that should be played during the course of his preliminary hearing and, of course, a later

trial. but that's' when that would be made available. >> jesse: san francisco officials say in order to get to depape's criminal history "primetime" has to fill out a bunch of paperwork by hand and drop it off in person. plus, how is it that we don't have a mugshot by now? we know he was illegal alien from canada and we know he has been convicted of a slew of felonies. the police chief announced it on camera. so why are they hiding this? how bad is this guy's rap sheet? i mean, obviously, he should have been deported and if he was, paul pelosi wouldn't be in the hospital. his stepchildren say depape molested them when they were little and depape's ex say they filed a police report but fran screwed the case up and never charged him. way to go, san francisco. this guy should have been deported or in prison for child rape instead of preying on paul. and here's what his neighbors thought of him. >> they are just nudist drug

abusers and that who gratify tates toward them. >> what politics would you say they are. >> i'm not sure i would say left leaning. nothing that aligns with their action. so they will say that they are, you know, pro-black lives and then they will call the police on black people. >> we think he is the father of some of them? >> not sure at all but if he is, their mom told me that there was abusive nature in their father so if it is him than -- >> jesse: pedophile allegedly psychotic drug addict who fried his brain on psychedelics. >> he chugged so much drug he fairy friends. thought he was jesus living in a fairy house. besides being deported and in prison he should have been in a

straight jacket and insane aslime. do you have any idea san francisco spends each year on homelessness and drug addiction and homelessness? billions. or you could have deported him and saved a ton of money. how did this guy get anywhere near the pelosi home. california governor gavin newsom has to answer for all of this. newsom hasn't cared for a while. >> people are talking about crime rates in los angeles. the type of crime that's happening. many lapd officers feel frustrated in the way. >> i deeply appreciate the point you are making. statistics that bear fruit to more objective look one being that texas has higher crime rates. >> sure that is not the answer. you can't just say yeah it's bad everywhere. >> that's why i'm not giving it. i'm saying we are prone to do that. >> you did give that. [laughter] >> i wanted to make the point

because no one cares about statistics. they care about how they feel. and what they're experiencing. and what you just expressed is being experienced by too many people because it is the reality all across the state. the issue of crime needs to be addressed much more forcibly. >> jesse: he never addressed it know, did he. does gavin newsom care now? remember, paul pelosi and newsom are relatives. paul's brother married newsom's aunt. can you only imagine how awkward it's going to get at thanksgiving. no wonder good afternoon is pointing fingers, this is all on his plate and his plate is full. turn to attorney mark geragos. mark, have you seen a lot of these types of crimes and criminal prosecutions. what strikes you with how this case has been handled? >> i'm very perplexed by and i was talking about this earlier

today. i don't understand what the basis is for not releasing the 911 call. not releasing the body cam because i have had cases. i have defended case that inexplicably they will release that when i'm arguing hey, don't release that we have got to protect the client's rights and they blah blah blah and no, the public has a right to know, it's transparent. i would like to have one standard for all cases. you either release it or don't release it. but, you pointed out also mug shots is another example. sometimes you will see mug shots. if it's a celebrity that mugshot is going to be out within -- before you are even released from custody in this case we don't have that. how do you complain about misinformation when you are the one -- the d.a. in this case who is not releasing information who is not giving the public the information that they need. mind you, i have said since this first happened that case is

almost a rorschach test for what people's political beliefs are. but the fact remains this guy, by all accounts appears to be unhinged. and there was an article i read the other day that said he is more john hinckley than john wilkes booth. let's understand california has got a serious, serious mental health crisis. >> jesse: i mean, there is tens of thousands of guys just like this wandering around california who could be preying on anybody this minute and never know. look back they probably should be in jail or deported or institutionalized by now. how do you explain police show up and all of a sudden witness paul get hit in the head with a hammer? >> well, that's one of the problems you have got. you can't complain about the misinformation and then have it come out in the affidavit. mind you, this is sworn

affidavit that they filed federally. in the sworn eighth they say when he arrived, mr. pelosi was not injured. they say when they arrived there was a struggle for the hammer and that's when he got injured. well, that obviously is going to beg all kinds of wild conspiracy theories because what were the police doing when they arrived that allowed this guy is obviously unhinged to then take a ball mean hammer or whatever it was to paul pelosi's head. you create the situation by not -- by kind of scolding people about the misinformation when you're part of the problem with the information and the flow information. >> jesse: clear this up body cam, surveillance footage, mugshot. the criminal history. it's that easy and we don't have to fly all the way to san francisco and have your producers hand write a request

and physically deliver it and wait 20 days it's ridiculous. all right. thank you so much, as always. we really appreciate you coming on "primetime." >> jesse, always good to see you. >> jesse: mary poppins is back. [laughter] they said she wasn't going to come back. plus, johnny hits up new york's halloween parade. >> does joe biden scare you?

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>> jesse: remember when biden formed a disinformation board and put this woman in charge of it? ♪ information laundering is really quite ferocious. it's when a huckster takes a line and makes them sound

ferocious. disinformation origin likely atrocious. >> jesse: people didn't like that. we didn't want mary poppins censoring us especially since she told us the laptop was fableg. can't trust a lady like that tells us what disinformation was. poppins got sidelined and the white house gave us this excuse. >> so, um, the board has never convened, so that's -- it never convened and the board is, um, it -- yes, the board is, u., is pausing in the sense that it will not convene. >> jesse: oh, well, it turns out that was disinformation because the board very much convened. they just didn't want you to know about it so everything was done in secret. the intercept got its hands on dozens of communications showing that the fbi and homeland security were colluding with social media giants like facebook and twitter for years to censor free speech. so when a post got taken down or

flagged or blocked for disinformation, it was because the government didn't like it. and told big tech to kill it. home land security was targeting inaccurate information about everything like covid origins, vaccines, afghanistan and u.s. support for ukraine. which is interesting because all the stuff the government censored ended up being true. turns out covid did come from a chinese lab. and vaxxed people can still get covid. and hunter's laptop was real. and we do have boots on the ground in ukraine. and the list goes on and on. so the government just got caught red-handed censoring free speech to help the left and then lying about it. so what are we going to do about it? josh hawley ask a missouri senator on the judiciary committee and he he joins me n. what are we going to do about it senator. >> we are going to hold the

people accountable that lied to us. and that includes lying to my face. i sat there and listened by alejandro ma mayorkas who said s boboard is a working group. never met, that's not true. not actually monitoring american speech, that is not true. do you know what really is disinformation, jesse. what's really disinformation is that the biden administration believes in democracy because here's what they think. if you will do what they tell you to do and believe what they tell you to believe and vote the way they want, then they are for it. but if you want to have your own idea or speak your own mind, or look into things for yourself, then they will monitor you, censor you and use the government against you. jesse, that, right there, that is a threat to our democracy. and we have got to do something about it. >> jesse: i'm hearing there was a rumor control board. they are interested in controlling rumors. i mean it, sounds like a little teenage girl to me but, senator, the president of the united states is going after rumors? how about inflation?

>> yeah. i mean, how about abiding by the constitution. why don't we just start with the basics. is it too much to ask that joe biden actually get up and say yeah, i believe in the first amendment. it's right there in the constitution. yeah, i think that you have a right to make up your own mind on these issues. but he doesn't believe that, jesse. this is an administration, let's never forget, that took a list of people in to public who and read their names who they wanted deplatformed. kicked off of the major media platforms and social media platforms they are open about it. they are censors, they believe in censorship. they think the government should have the power to do it and of course to collude with big tech. i tell you nothing would be more antithetical to the first amendment or dangerous to free speech in this country. i say again republicans have got to do something about it. republicans need to pledge right now that if and when we come back into control of congress, we are going to go protect free speech, we are going to hold these people accountable. if we need, to we are going to have impeachment hearings for

people like alejandro mayorkas and give people control of the government back. >> jesse: the polls i'm seeing you guys are going to take the house and senate pretty powerfulfully. we expect that in the next term. thank you very much, senator. >> thank you. >> jesse: do we have a new whipping controversy on our hands at the border? and, hillary clinton had some thoughts about paul pelosi. ♪

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huge single group of 450 crossed illegally into normandy, texas. a tiny little town on the northern outskirts of eagle pass. and as you can see from the video, almost all of these people are single adults. a large majority of them are coming in from countries that, for the most part, are not subject to title 42. that means a lot of the people that you see in this video here will be released into the united states after they are done being processed. those migrants know that that is why they show up and give themselves up and they are willing to turn themselves in. then, take a look at these photos out of the san accede degree area. border patrol out on control. four heavily armed suspected human smugglers who bailed from the area and left the weapons behind. some of the weapons we this were four ar-15s were several high capacity magazines government was notified and recovered.

you will see migrants crossing the river. several of them are carrying foreign flags. one guy has a massive venezuelan flag. then you are going to see a line of border patrol agents arrive and try to push them back. those agents are armed with paint ball guns and they start firing pepper balls at these migrants. why do they do that? cpd say these migrants got physically combative and started assaulting agencies. one agent hit with a flag pole and one migrant threw a rock at a border patrol agent and injured him as a result the border patrol agents fired those pepper balls as a crowd control method and were able to push all of those migrants back into mexico. the activist who shot this video tells us she did in fact see some of those migrants throwing rocks at border patrol. and back out here earlier today, cbp commissioner chris magness released a statement on this where he pointed out that it

initially looks like some of these migrants did get physically combative and assaulted his border patrol agents and as a result, those agents had to defend themselves with those pepper balls as they are trained to do. he says cpd will now officially launch an new mexico, jesse. >> jesse: americans are afraid of crime but the left is in denial. >> the republicans coming up to the next election which is next week by the way. all they do is talk about crime, crime, crime. i looked it up. murders in major cities have fallen by 4% so far in 2022 compared to the same period a year ago. so, crime is not on the rise, it's actually going down under joe biden. >> jesse: well, that's not true, joy, murders may have trickled down from extreme highs. but violent crime is up in all the major cities. so, crime is not going down under joe biden. while the media continues to

deny this is a problem, they are still focusing on, yep, january 6th. an obsession they can't let go of. case in point, chuck todd. a supposed moderate who new hampshire governor chris sununu had no choice but to shut down. >> each of the democratic campaign committee heads that have done these ads supporting election denialist i have put on this show. i have put them under this questioning. so, i go back to you we are you supporting an election denialist. >> let me tell you you are in a bubble, man. you are in a bubble if you think anybody is talking about what happened in 2020. people are talking about what is happening in their pocketbook every single day. >> i get that governor. i get that. should that be? should it be prioritized over election denialism. >> of course. >> jesse: that guy is such an idiot. the left is focused on 2020 because it's all they have left to run on. but it's not resonating. they can't even inspire their own voters. watch.

>> you want to improve people's lives? i bet some people in here want to improve people's lives. are you with me? [applause] okay. come on, people. let's wake up. we have the president of the united states in the house. come on now. i know you have a little more energy than i hear. okay. thank you very much. that's the crowd i know. those are the people i represent. okay. just wanted to make sure you were still here. >> jesse: so embarrassing. you can't even get a crowd excited because voters don't even trust these people. a new cbs poll says 10 or 8 out of 10 likely voters think the country is out of control. instead of under control. 80% of the country says america is out of control. voters are most concerned about the economy, inflation and crime in that order january 6th not there. and they trust republicans to handle these issues the best. democrats aren't going to like that or the polls that show blacks, la teach knows and women walking away from their party.

joy reid doesn't believe the polls she thinks they are rigged. >> if you listen to the recent headlines maga offended. get past the headlines and dig a little deeper uncover insuddennous campaign by republican backed polling to flood the zone and tip the balance of polling averages in favor of their candace to create a narrative that republicans are surging and that a red wave is imminent and inevitable. >> jesse: kellyanne conway is a is a fox news contributor. chuck todd wait you think voters care more about inflation than january 6th? you really do, governor? >> well, i woke up this morning, jesse. my calendar said november 1st, 2022. but there are people in washington and a few other places that every single day on the calendar says january 26th, 2021. a very dark day in american history.

but do you know what people are focused on, november #th. >> december #th and january 6th, 2023. that would be three mortgage, car, rent or tuition payments for them. as for the crime deniers, inflation -- they have a new word denialist. law degree i paid so much money for. denialist. what the hell is that? crime denialist. inflation denialist, recession denialist. inflation lost learning denialist. and my favorite science deniers, kathy hochul you are data denier, massst master manipulators if what you see is real when you see people being shoved into the subway tracks and people being beaten and stabbed and worse just on their way to work or school. >> jesse: getting hit in the head with a hammer, too. i mean. >> hit in the head with a hammer. you know what, jesse,. >> jesse: hillary clinton was just asked about this kellyanne, let me just what she said. >> we are seeing a whole political party and those who support it, those who enable it,

those who run under its banner engaging in behavior that is so dangerous and i find, frankly, disqualifying for people who are running for office. we have seen a lot of ads by republicans running for everything touting crime. crime is the issue. but, when an 82-year-old man is attacked by an intruder in his own home, they don't seem to be too bothered by that. because that person is married to the speaker of the house. >> jesse: was that the only time hillary clinton ever mentioned any physical attack in the last two years? >> yes. she used to be against the predator. she never mentioned any of the crime waves. she lives in new york where, of course, it's at a fevered pitch. you know, jesse, gallup sees the first time in 50 years an uptick in the number of americans who say crime has gotten worse in the last year in their area.

this is not happening to other people in other far away cities. they feel, 56 percent said crime got worse in their area in just the last year. and let me say something else. they are a bunch of science deniers too. kathy hochul, hillary clinton, they look at 6 month old sonogram waving back at them saying go lee zeldin and they are denying what they see on the screen. for hillary clinton to come out and actually feel like she is inspiring people, that tells you all you need to know about the democratic party now. 75-year-old woman worried that people are going to take away social security but barack obama couldn't save her, he couldn't prevent joe biden from running. and do you remember hillary clinton and obama there with bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi the night before the election and do you know how chance the rapper and jay-z and beyonce in ohio and donald trump won it by 8 points. modern democratic party a loop from the past and on crime, we

have black women are one of the fastest growing new groups of gun owners in our country. >> jesse: wow. >> people are taking safety and personal protection measures all to themselves. republicans are winning on crime by 28 points now. they run on the economy by 27 points. immigration 10 years after mitt romney blew the election and the republican party came out with that ridiculous autopsy, we are winning immigration by 33 points. democrats are losing on all these core issues. >> jesse: hit with a hammer, pushed into a subway track. >> joy reid, look at the msnbc poll they say exactly what i just said. >> jesse: joy and hillary looked like they were have a blast in that interview. that's a party what i want to join. >> not inspiring. thank you, jesse. >> jesse: go check out her book. china, diseased monkeys in florida. a "primetime" investigation. and what happened to the american work ethic? >> they refuse to turn -- we

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hissing noise. so i backed away. and i told the guy that they were not cats, they were monkeys. >> jesse: yeah, that woman got pink eye from that. can i only imagine what other diseases people in florida could get if these monkeys escape again. florida can't handle this much more. gators, cat 5 hurricanes, so we have reached out to join labs to ask what kind of experiments are you going to be performing on monkeys and surprise, surprise, no answer. but we also reached out to the governor and the county and finally we reached out to pete peta tofind out why chinese labe monkeying around in south florida. dr. jones engels a primate scientist. doctor, what the heck are they doing to these monkeys? >> well, thank you. this is a violent and dangerous and very secretive industry and actually there is a new player now and you are right, everyone has to recognize that this is

significant risk. a risk to the monkeys, who never make it out of these experiments or this industry alive. a risk to the florida residents. a risk to the entire country. think about this. during the covid pandemic, 100,000 monkeys were pulled out of the wild in asia. they were pulled from these filthy disease ridden monkey farms there, packed up in these creates, stuck in the bellies of planes, flown to the u.s. untold numbers arrived deceased or dead. this is the horror of the monkey experiment industry. the potential for disease to emerge. the failure as you pointed out of these monkey exernlts to actually lead to any meaningful improvements in human health and now we have a chinese company who is coming in saying hey, we want a foot hold in this industry. we want to place this massive quarantine and breeding facility in florida. this is not going to go well for anyone. >> jesse: no. the chinese don't have a great track record with bats and now they want to do that type of sloppy work in florida?

not in wuhan. they want to bring it to florida with monkeys this time? i don't think desantis is going to go for this. they have got kill this deal. doctor, thank you very much for joining us and explaining this. this is pretty terrifying. >> thank you. >> jesse: you know how i got to where i am today? not looks. hard work. and when i started at fox i wasn't good looking. i was the first one here in the morning and the last one out. i worked 12 hours day for years because i wanted to make something of myself. some might call it the american dream. you know what? kids these days don't see it that way. >> people wonder why we need a union at starbucks and i am literally about to quit. like, i don't know if i'm going to do it but i really want to. i almost walked out today and i'm crying in the back room right now and a pile on the floor. it's just -- like i get i'm a full-time student i get scheduled for 25 hours a week

and on the weekend they schedule me entire day open to close. i'm on the schedule for 8 and a half hours both saturday and sunday. >> jesse: the kid is acting like an 8 hour work day is a new way to torture people. buddy, this is normal. most of us work at least 48, 4 o0 hours a week. to be fair not the long hours it's the mobile orders. >> they refuse to turn mobile orders off. we need to the liberal liberty to do that so many mobile orders and get through all of them. people yell at me because i don't have their mobile orders ready because i don't know what to do. [sobbing] >> jesse: too busy for mobile orders you are probably too busy to be cry not guilty storage closet. but it gets worse. >> and a customer was misgendering me really badly i didn't have their order ready talking she is clearly incompetent. i have a full mustache and beard. what the [bleep]. >> jesse: this guy is working 8

hours a day. has tons of mobile orders disrespectful customers and on top of this the boss is a total jerk. >> really? i have 1 people employed at this store and so many customers. [sobbing] we don't have fair scheduling, managers don't care about us. our manager was supposed to come in this weekend and took himself off the schedule so he wouldn't be held accountable. tore down the schedule he was scheduled on and put up a new schedule where he wasn't on the schedule and couldn't have seen he was scheduled in the first place because he didn't want to be held accountable for not wanting to come in. they don't want to help us. we need a union because this can't happen. >> jesse: poor kid. good news and bad news. of the good news is you live in america. so if you are unhappy at starbucks can you quit and get a job at dunkin'. the bad news is you are still probably going to be working 8 hours a day, welcome to adulthood. that might have been a spoof.

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feather chris mack >> recur very close for a lady in a puppy. ♪ ♪ >> what scares you the most? >> nothing. >> will you scare me. >> my ex-husband. >> cockroaches. >> say what? >> living my life to the fullest, not doing it. >> are you living your life to the fullest? >> absolutely. >> new york city. it could be a scary place. what scares you the most? >> the subway. scary! >> people yelling at the sky. >> crime or inflation, what scares you more? >> violent crime.

>> you not concerned about crime? >> no. >> inflation. >> it's expensive to live in new york city. ♪ ♪ >> which politician do you think is the scariest? >> , ola? >> biden is so scary, he doesn't even know what nobody's talking about. >> marjorie taylor greene. >> john fetterman. >> does joe biden scare you? >> i'm scared, he's pretty old. >> he reminds me of my dad. >> we went to 54 states. >> when you go to sleep, does donald trump still have hot you are smart >> i love donald. >> he's ready for an orange suit.

>> or a golf suit. ♪ ♪ >> midterms coming right out. trick-or-treat? >> i hope it's a treat. >> trick. the be playing games >> every time you think it'll be a treat, it's a trick. ♪ ♪ will >> to jesse watters is? >> congresswoman from cali california? >> i think you thinking of maxine waters. ♪ ♪ >> what you want to tell jesse watters? >> happy halloween. ♪ ♪ >> how many times do i have to say, maxine waters, no relation. as promised here's some hollowing picks.

jesse jr. is the astronaut, but there was a costume change, and he also was a doctor. there is sophie, she was an army person. and then we have valley, who is kidnapped by an alien. there you go. it's time for text messages. crack from grand forks north dakota. couldn't think of a better argument against january cities. time for common sense. david from firman, i don't like you comparing that disinformation lady to mary poppins, julie andrews was firm and talented. >> it's the polka dots. >> the perp brought out the royalty in your eyes. tonight, out of the blue brings out the sparkle in them. what we wear tomorrow? >> mentally view at the edge of your seat. but it will bring out something in my eyes. rain from ohio.

>> jesse let me know when you in prime time one of the broadcast from our town. i'd be happy to make it happen. >> i'm sure you would. seems like you run the town. we might have to run a background check on you first saw. dvr this photo. tucker carlson tonight it's up next. always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the promise of an america credit society is at the most capable people will rise to the occasion of the greatest authority. in a meritocracy you'd higher heart surgeons because a good heart surgery not because of how they look at her with her parents are. a meritocracy's ceiling where to run society. plus it works well