investigations. if not, republicans have to agree to it. lastly kathleen says your wife is beautiful. where did you meet? oh, that's so nice. she is beautiful. i'm a lucky guy. we met 20 years ago on a blind date rolling stones concert. all right, tomorrow on "special report," fallout from the big announcement tonight, that's it for us tonight. fair, balanced and unafraid. jesse, whenever can you put up your picture of your wife just do it, right? >> bret: now i feel bad that i don't have one tonight. >> bret: save it for tomorrow. >> see you. >> jesse: we start with a fox news alert several major stories are developing tonight. we're moments away from a final call in key house races across the country republican victories in those contests should be enough to give the republicans control of the house. where kevin mccarthy is expected to run for speaker this january. the leader faced down a light mutiny in his party today. 188 house republicans voted for

him to be speaker, with just 31 defections. so it looks like he is in okay shape. and this all comes as the war in ukraine for the first time bleeds into a nato ally. today a senior u.s. intelligence official reported that russian missiles crossed into polish territory, killing two polish citizens. a russian attack on a nato member state whether accidental or not could trigger through a treaty american military action against the russians. joe biden just spoke with polish president andre duda who is looking continue to vehicle article 4, a mandatory nato summit to weigh plans for world war iii. more on that in a moment. let's begin the night in washington, d.c. where democrats have spent the last year setting the table for the midterm elections. the left swore that the democracy was on the ballot in 2022 and if the republicans won, you would never be able to vote

again. >> democracy here in the united states is actually on the ballot in this election. >> democracy, they are saying like democracy at stake a lot to lose. >> democracy is at stake. >> what's at stake? our democracy, freedom and justice. and we have to make sure that people understand everything is on the line. >> jesse: democrats ranted and raved and insisted that democracy was on life support following january 6th. kamala harris compared it to pearl harr bon and 9/11. >> certain dates echo throughout history. dates that occupy, not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our collective memory. december 7th, 1941, september 11th, 2001, and january 6th, 2021. >> jesse: they even produced

"primetime" specials to paint the former president as a bloody rebel. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the f'ing president, take me up to the capitol now. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engel grabbed his arm said, "sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel." like everything else pushed by the democrats before the election there is more to this story. because it's starting to look like the federal government was heavily involved in january 6th. reports have been bubbling under the surface for months. tucker has been covering this consistently. and today we learned court filings earlier that there were 20 under cover federal assets embedded inside the oath keepers, a far right group involved in january 6th. these federal assets have been with this group for months feeding back intelligence to the fbi and the atf. and yesterday, the "new york times" reported there were at

least 8 federal assets inside the proud boys' organization during the breach of the capitol on january 6th. but if you dared say the feds were involved in any way on the ground in january 6th, you were called crazy. we were all told the federal government would never ever do something like that. >> this conspiracy theory the fed are behind the capitol riot is based oan report from this bring right wing publication revolver which we know donald trump likes. >> blames the fbi for organizing the capitol attack. some of the indicted co-spirits named in the insurrection indictments could possibly be government officials. >> republicans are spinning one of their most bizarre and totally baseless conspiracy theories yet suggesting the fbi was behind the attack. now that the midterm elections are over and i guess somehow democracy survived the media is casually letting it slide that the feds had january 6th attackers wired. the democrats built their entire

midterm strategy around the january 6th boogie man. so, if the feds had assets inside the proud boys or the oath keepers for months before the january 6th attack and during the january 6th attack. why didn't they prevent january 6th? if january 6th was 9/11, kamala and we had assets embedded with the hijackers, say, and we didn't stop it, wouldn't that look pretty bad? remember, the fbi said they did have intel that violence was going to happen on january 6th but all they did was put up a fence that a few people just moved away with their hands? lucky for us the fbi director was conveniently scheduled to testify on capitol hill today. coincidence? well, this looks like chris wray was there to do a little clean up duty following the midterms. but someone should have told republican representative clay higgins. >> did the hib have confidential human sources embedded within

the january 6th protesters on january 6th of 2021? >> well, congressman, as i'm sure you can appreciate, i have to be very careful about what i can say about when. >> even now because that's what you told us two years ago. >> may i finish? about when we do and do not and where we have and have not used confidential human sources. but to the extent that there is a suggestion, for example, that the fbi's confidential human sources or fbi employees in some way instigated or he is orchestrated january 6th that's categorically no. he danced around it but didn't say no. congressman higgins didn't let that slide. >> did you have confidential human sources dressed as trump supporters inside the capitol on january 6th prior to the doors being open? >> again i should be very careful. >> it should be a no. can you not tell the american people no we did not have confidential human sources dressed as trump supporters

positioned inside the capitol on january 6th. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> you should not read anything into my -- decision not to share information. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> jesse: ray was saved by the bell. bennie thompson could not allow ask questions. did the fbi have insiders on january 6th? seems like an easy question. why did. why does this story drop a week after the midterms? doesn't it sound like november surprise? i mean, this could have been back at the election. if 2022 was about saving democracy. shouldn't the government know if threat to democracy? this sounds like the gretchen whitmer plot, remember? we found out there were more fbi agents in that plot than kidnapping suspects. is this another election that the fbi influenced? remember hunter biden's laptop that the intelligence committee said was russian disinformation?

the fbi pressured big tech to suppress the story helping hand joe the election? >> there was a lot of attention on twitter during the election because of the hunter biden laptop story. >> yeah. we had that, too. >> so you guys censored that as well? >> so we took a different path than twitter, basically the background here is the fbi, i think, basically came to us, some folks on our team and was like hey, just so you know, like you should be on high alert, we thought that there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election. we have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump of -- that is similar to that so just be vigilant. >> what else are we going to find the fbi was involved in? did the fbi break up tom brady's marriage? did the fbi set chris rock up to get slapped at the oscars? is meghan markle an fbi asset? because it turns out steve

dantonio the fbi guy behind the mar-a-lago raid, the whitmer kidnapping plot and january 6th investigation? oh, he just happened to retire just before republicans took the house. say what you want about the fbi, but their timing is perfect. dan bongino is the hopes of unfiltered saturdays at 9:00. so i mean, again, something you are not allowed to question ends up being true, dan. >> listen, man. i'm running out of conspiracy theories because they are all coming true. so, to the watters audience, if you please email me some new conspiracy theories, because i'm running out of show content. because the fbi spied on trump was called a conspiracy theory. that was true. the wuhan lab leak, we were fact checked to hades on that one. that one looks pretty true, too. the fbi interfered in the hunter biden story preelection, we were told we were crazy people for

that one. what do you -- one of these ohio you're nuts. turned out that was true, too. now we find out we were a little suspicious about some informants. we said, you know, we think the fbi may have had some informs. we were told we were looney tunes maybe you know the edibles kicked in too early. we were crazy. now it turns out that's true, too. so, folks, if you do me a favor, i'm running out of material. i have three shows, a radio podcast. i got nothing left. if you could send me some new stuff. ufos, whatever, i will take it because i'm clean out of material. >> jesse: we might have had assets now. we might have had a dozen guys involved in january 6th. maybe two dozen for months beforehand, but we didn't cause january 6th. we just had dozens of guys involved in january 6th. see exactly what they are doing with that, dan? >> yeah. see, you can't have this story both ways, right?

you can't tell us that donald trump worked with the proud boys and the oath keepers on this grand conspiracy for an insurrection that was worse than 9/11 and then simultaneously tell us that the same government telling us this story had people embedded in the plot and then failed to break it up. i mean, i heard you bring this up. i listened to your monologue right here. that he was the key take away. one other point on this as well i want the viewers viewers to kind of register and process here. listen, i get it, the media are a bunch of lefty hacks like we understand it's not breaking news on your show tonight, you would think there would be at least one interested media person who would say, you know, i can kind of have my cake and eat it too here, right? i can say as a lefty that donald trump is the worst thing ever and this was the insurrection worse than 9/11. but i can also criticize, you know, big government interference in private people's lives through informants and stuff by saying fbi may have known about this and blew it. even lefties may be interested in that the media, because they

hate trump so much, is so eager to keep this narrative going that it was a planned insurrection that they completely buried the story. i love the celebratory lap they're taking. we suspected this a year ago from people darren beattie at revolver and julie kelly reporting on this. all the times the "new york times" reports it yesterday. they have $100 million budget? who the hell knows for journalism and all taking a victory lap like hey, look at us, we are a year and a half late to the story. i mean, julie and darren did this probably from their liver g living room and the "new york times" just figure this out. pearl harr lore we weren't involved. we just had 8 guys flying the planes. we weren't involved. >> that's the key. do you understand what a monster story that is. you would be able to say you were the woodward and bernstein of your time and pathed on this story. and now when it comes out in court documents, the "new york

times" takes a victory lap like they did some kind of public service. listen, man, the fbi is broken. and you got guns and shields, you can take people's lice and freedom. this is serious stuff. they better get their act together. i mean, you can't go on as a country like this. >> jesse: ray better brush up on testimonials having a house coming in with their teeth showing and not taking no for an answer. >> that guy is making jim comey look like the lone ranger permission to make -- this guy is really bad. there are actual republicans in there give us jim comey back. jim comey. come back and take your book. dan bongino crushing it. >> thank you. >> jesse: russia just shot missiles into a nato ally. two people dead and the pentagon is investigating. is this how world war iii start?

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♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. america may be barreling into world war iii. there was explosion in poland 5n border where two polish citizens were killed. the associated press reports russian missiles exploded inside polish territory. the pentagon is, still working to confirm. still a lot we don't know right now. was it intentional attack by russia? was it a mistake or was it as some local reports say remains of a rocket shot down by the ukrainians? we just don't know we're hearing it could take days before piece together the details.

russian foreign minister sergey lavrov picked up and left the g-20 all of the sudden. second, within the last couple hours president biden spoke over the phone with polish president duda who has increased his country's military readiness. and third, this is a big deal. poland will request nato take up article 4 as early as tomorrow morning. this is basically a meeting where nato members come together and decide whether or not to invoke article 5, which would mean an american-led nato war with russia. the pentagon was asked about this earlier today. watch. >> i don't want to speculate or get into hypocriticals, when it comes to our security commitments and article 5, we have been crystal clear that we will defend every inch of nato territory. >> jesse: that brigadier general's comments basically the same thing joe biden back said back in march. watch. >> as i made crystal clear, the united states will defend every inch of nato territory with the full force of american power.

and the good news is, nato is more united and more determined than ever there is no doubt, no doubt that the united states and every nato ally will meet our article five commitments which says an attack on one is an attack on all. >> jesse: that's tough talk from the commander-in-chief his or her is what worries me the president of the united states couldn't make it to dinner. >> peter: president biden is meeting the g-20 leader's dinner is he supposed to be at a supper right now 8:10 in the evening here in bali indonesia with everybody that flew in. if you are the u.s. president, you spent basically two days flying to get here for a dinner like this. he got mbs there. trudeau there, xi is also there. if anything was left on the table. we do not know exactly what is going on with the president. they called an early lid. >> jesse: lieutenant colonel danny davis joins us now.

all right, was this a mistake by the russians or was this intentional and does it make a difference? >> you know, we actually don't know, jesse. right now, what happened, there is a lot of things that don't make sense and don't line up. for example, this was, as you pointed out there, about 50, 60 miles inside of poland and as russia said, look, we fired 100 mills at ukraine today. they take ownership of that. but they said the closest target was 100 kilometers away from that location. so it's not like, you know, one of them would veer off course that far off. and hit up in that direction. and if it was a -- had been knocked off by an s 300 air defense missile by ukraine. then it would have fallen right where it was hit. not 50 miles further. big uncertainty what that might have been. also important to see that ukraine -- i'm sorry, russia would have gained nothing by hitting a tractor in poland which would all it's going to do

is make nato act. i'm sure they wouldn't have done that on purpose. what's critical is that america needs to be crystal clear that our interest are and that is avoiding any kind of war with russia over the situation in ukraine zelenskyy is pretty hot on this issue. he is saying big attack on nato ally. >>this is a serious escalation. what do you think is going on there? >> yeah, look, article 5, is in case a nato country is attacked. this is clearly some kind of a mistake. and we definitely don't want to overreact on this we need to make sure we find out exactly what happened. and don't take any kind of action prematurely that could actually draw us into the war that we're supposed to try to prevent. that's the whole purpose of nato is to deter against an attack not find an excuse to launch one. >> i'm glad the president woke up from his nap and got on the phone with the polish leader and hopefully is making things a

little calmer. because we don't need this right now. thank you very much lieutenant colonel. >> we don't. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: how did the mini madoff democratic mega donor buy the midterms right under our noses. >> i pulled out the phone and looked at last 10 text messages. about half of them are going to be people asking for, you know, politician asking for a contribution. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse

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freed was the guy funneling millions into the democratic party. he was actually their second largest donor behind george soros. pumped about 10 million into the biden campaign bank account in 2020 and spent another 40 million in the midterms for things like get out the vote and ballot harvesting. and oh, and he was just about to spend about a billion on democrats in 2024. just like sex predator harvey weinstein and epstein and ponzi schemer bernie madoff donations made him a star in the democratic party and the media ate it up. he was on the cover of every big business magazine. did a photo shoot with forbes. fortune called him the next warren buffet. but so-called wall street pundits said he was actually bigger than that. >> j.p. nor jp morgan of this gn sam bank man freed. >> we talk about him a lot. is he the jay cool of this area

or the j.p. morgan of our era. >> i think it's yet to be determined. >> is he vanderbilt. >> he could be. >> steve possibly. >> is he carnegie? >> jp morgan or vanderbilt goat hang out at a party with bill clinton or katy perry? i don't think they did. they let bernie madoff wear his basketball short on stage with bill. is he like crypto fetterman. i guess they will let you wear whatever you want when you can buy red wave insurance for democrats. >> how do you find political depend raisers they come to you directly? is it easy to get to you and say we need this money for this candidate and what kind of candidates do you tend to support. >> well, if i pulled out my phone here and just looked at my last 10 text messages about half of them are going to be people asking for, you know, politician asking for a contribution. i have got a few people on the ground in d.c. who are sort of actually running the operation. >> jesse: this operation helped democrats keep the senate and blunt the red wave in the house.

while mini madoff got to hide away in the tax haven of the bahamas working out a fake office with about 9 other kids. they were all sleeping with each other and popping pills. sbf nothing like regular amphetamine use to appreciate how dumb non-normal medicated experience is she was also put in charge of $32 billion of assets. yeah. this lady. >> something like weirder than the previous week would happen. and i was like okay, i was like just like mentally, you know, adjusted myself to, you know, okay, we're farming comp and then it's like oh we are farming these things that are like foods and now we are farming like whatever weird meta food things, great. going to go out and look for whatever like the weirdest dumbest thing people are talking about today and that's going to be the thing i'm working on today. >> jesse: funny thing about mini

madoff main squeeze her dad used to be the sitting fcc boss over at mit. the same guy supposed to be regulating all of this was actually taking meetings with sbf right before he went bankrupt. ftx had washington in their pockets and washington didn't care because they were all getting rich. will they give back the $40 million? i mean, it was dirty money and investors lost their shirts? probably not. lady moynahan a business reporter for the "new york post" and she has been following the story closely. lydia, did you meet this little mini madoff? >> did i. >> >> jesse: what was he like. >> he was very aggressive about reaching out to media. very strategic about building relationships. that's why he got so much coverage. the amount of coverage a mark intrerg would get even though he hadn't really accomplished anything at that point in his career. weighs vegan so dined on sale lerry juice the first and last time i will ever partake and was what is interesting.

>> jesse: he probably had a big mac after the meeting. >> at least i did. what he wanted to talk about was philosophy and washington and politics. and you could tell he was just obsessed with having control and power in d.c. he wanted a direct line to regulators that's why he was spending tens of millions of dollars also part of this school of thought called effective all true. what he said on multiple occasions his whole goal in getting rich and turn around and give it to cause that he believes a lot of reporting to be done and some people feel like it was a laundering operation. taking all of this money. where was he putting it. >> jesse: showering democrats with campaign contributions, hoping that they would regulate

his competition and make him even richer. and that he was raiding customer accounts blowing it on b.s. like that woman who was his number two or girlfriend they were in a pole amorous relationship who am i to judge. she doesn't know what she is doing. she doesn't know what she is investing in. this scam was staring everybody in the face. but the democrats they didn't seem to care, did they? >> the democrats are the pro-regulation party cozy with his girlfriend's father he wants to regulate everything from the environmental emissions in a company is responsible for to how many minorities they have on their board. he wanted to fine kim kardashian a million bucks for instagram post. multi-billion-dollar weed. >> jesse: he has never been fined. >> teacher's pensions were screwed in this and gary didn't do anything jess the teachers

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brazillen immigrant elected to the u.s. senate. and here at "primetime" we are proud of gisele following her political career loisly. wondering if she will get a security clearance because she does have family ties to foreign intelligence. i'm wondering if the fbi is going to have a confidential source inside fetterman's office. they seem to have confidential sources everywhere. and less than two hours from now, former president donald trump is set to make a big announcement. he is expected to announce another run in 2024, but he could face some competition. florida governor ron desantis' name has been popping up as a possible republican contender. especially after florida's run in the midterms. desantis won't say if he is running but trump hasn't been shy taking shots at the governor. >> we are winning big, big big in the republican party for the nomination like nobody has ever seen before. let's see there it is trump at

71. ron desanctimonious at 10%. >> jesse: while trump has been taking shots at ron desantis it's looking like it may be a face-off for 2024. disadesantis mostly kept quiet t today responded to donald trump's jabs. watch. this what do you think about trump. >> you know, one of the things i have learned, like, learned in this job is that when you are doing -- when you are leading, when you are getting things done you take incoming fire. that's just the nature of it. i don't think any governor got attacked more particularly by corporate media than me over my four year term. all that is just noise. really what matters is are you leading? are you getting in front of issues and are you delivering results for people and standing up for folks? and, if do you that, then none of that stuff matters. that's what we have done.

we have focused on results and leadership and at the end of the day i would tell people to go check out the scoreboard from last tuesday night. >> jesse: oh, so it looks like there is going to be a collision between donald trump and ron desantis. where do we go from here? let's bring in kellyanne, fox news contributor and former white house counselor donald trump taking a few shots at ron. that was ron finally responding. what do you make of that strategy. i think it's a strategy. i think he felt the need to get it out of their system. jesse. here is how i look at ron desantis and donald trump. the new model for republican party for conservative leaders you don't take it, you don't absorb it. you don't comply. you don't reply when you are getting attacked, you fight back and you fight back on behalf of the people. i hope we never go back to the mealy mouth pushy pushovers

before who didn't realize that the democrats ended up beating them would eat your two eyeballs like grapes if you gave them the opportunity. i like that about them. the other thing i like about both of them is they have the same agenda. same record of accomplishments. one for a state, one for a whole country. but they are both -- desantis and trump are both on the front lines for freedom. they are stewards of freedom lower taxes of border security, and national security. the existential threat in 2024, i'm not going to get into the media and the democrats trying to fracture the republican party when jesse watters, we should all be focused on the one person we know for sure who is running for president who should not joe biden and i will throw clarifies in here. these guy has clowned our country. he has embarrassed us. i don't care about the election results change anything about the poor record he has, the terrible economy, energy, now

putin, of course in ukraine now he can be in poland m. shooting missiles. this guy is dangerous. he skips dinner with g 230 allies and no so allies to have warm milk and cookies. he traveled two days and doesn't show up at the premier event and yet has a three hour secret meeting with xi. i think as it stands right now hunter biden has been more successful with ukraine than joe biden has. his time should be up. he is my focus for 2024. because this is a party and a movement, jesse, that has to focus more on issues than individuals, policies and time warn constitutional principles rather than even politics. >> jesse: both of these guys, whether it's donald trump or ron desantis is just going to have to take it to biden because, you know, this country can't afford another four more years. kellyanne conway. always great seeing you. thank you so much. an nbc reporter broke a story

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>> jesse: we are awaiting president biden's remarks of the g20 summit in bali, indonesia, about the explosions in poland allegedly from russian missiles that killed two polish citizens. we'll bring those to you when he begins the speech. david pape made his first appearance in federal court today in san francisco where he pled not guilty to all federal charges against him for the paul pelosi hammer us all. we still have yet to see the mug shot, or the body cam footage or see what his criminal history was and now you're not even allowed to ask questions about what happened that night. we told you on november 4th the

nbc today show reported that retracted this. watch. >> learning new details about the moments police arrived, sources familiar with what unfolded in the pelosi residents now revealing when officers responded to the high priority call they were seemingly unaware they'd been called to the home of the speaker of the house. after i knocked, the front door was open my mr. pelosi, the 82-year-old did not immediately declare an emergency or try to leave his home. but instead began walking several feet back into the foyer to the words the assailant and away from police. it's unclear if the 82-year-old was already injured or what his mental state was say sources. according to court documents when the officer asked what was going on, defendant smiled and said "everything is good." good." instantaneously a struggle ensued as police clearly saw

david depape strike paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. why pelosi didn't try to flee or tell responding officers he was in distress is unclear. >> jesse: nbc said it didn't meet their reporting standards but they won't specifically say what part. when miguel said paul walked away from the cops order not tell them he was in distress? either way the reporter in charge has actually been suspended from nbc. pending an internal investigation. he hasn't been seen on the network since. miguel is a very respected national correspondent, very respected and nbc. he's been there for over a decade. he even has a emmy. sounds like he interviewed police sources who saw the body cam footage and then just reporter than what he heard. police sources have told prime time the body cam footage is explosive but they are refusing to release it so how can we

exactly know what went down? this is starting look like miguel almageur may have not met nbc's reporting standards because he actually did some real journalism. steve krakauer is author of "uncovered" out in february. how do you suspend a reporter, steve, from talking to police sources. we have seen a tape. then reporting on what sources told you. >> yeah. i would say 15 years of covering the media, i've never seen a suspension of a reporter without actually noting what the reporter did wrong. all of these reports about the suspension, nothing about what actually miguel got wrong. what was inaccurate in his report. instead the spin we have gotten is that the source that mcgill talked to was deemed unreliable. unreliable can mean a lot of things that doesn't mean anything he reported was wrong. >> jesse: we are going to have

to cut you off because the president of the united states now speaking in bali, indonesia. on the heels of this alleging russian missile strike inside poland they killed two polish citizens. let's listen in. >> reporter: mr. president, can you tell us what you know so far about the explosion in poland? >> thanks, guys. [reporters speaking] >> thanks, guys. >> thank you so much. >> jesse: all right. the president of the united states, who actually called the lid before dinner and

finally woke up and found out russian missiles had reportedly struck inside a nato ally's territory, killing two polish citizens, was asked about that and he said no. he doesn't want to talk about it or he didn't talk about it. all the world heard was no. that's striking because usually in times like this, after he's told private groups during fund-raisers that we could be on the precipice of nuclear armageddon and how he is reportedly assured nato allies that any strike inside nato territory would be a violation of article five and made a strong response. wanted to hear something from the president of the united states. kellyanne, do we have you? did you expect more from the president the president of the united states to kind of reassure the world that things were going to come down? that this was going to be under control, reassure allies, reassure the markets.

>> jesse, i worked in a white house with the commander in chief. you either convene a press conference like this, which they did, and you have the leaders sitting there where everyone can speak or one speaks on behalf of the group or you don't do that and you issue some kind of statement. doesn't have to be lengthy. if you look, you have those umbrellas. our president looked like the ice cube in one of those sugary drinks without jealous coming out and then the mannequins around him, the world leaders had nothing to say. i certainly hope they were just waiting for another press to arrive are waiting for some of the interpreters to come. i don't know why you would sit there and not address the world. don't even call the meeting. as you pull out, we see there are even more leaders there. i'm confounded why they would even rush to have -- i saw on twitter journalists who were on site saying there was an emergency meeting being called. this is what happens in the biding white house purity that we don't see him at all.

he is hiding in the basement, just in a nicer setting in the white house. or when we do seem easier fighting a teleprompter and the teleprompters winning or they are afraid of him speaking. they are afraid of the vice president every saying anything. she was asked a very simple question about ukraine and looks to the polish president for h help. joe biden went to poland and he had that awful gaffe suggesting to our u.s. military that they would be fighting in ukraine. everyone was confused. i think they are on the side of, let's show him strong at a table with other world leaders with absolutely nothing to say when you had this fairly unprecedented russian missile we think allegedly into poland whereby the way to polish people lost their lives today. and putin is still in ukraine. very troubling. i listened to your opening. you said we could be on the verge of world war iii. ron desantis and donald trump are exchanging barbs.

it's because that guy's president. >> jesse: even if this was a mistake by the russians which probably was. we don't know. he has to come on say we are gathering the intelligence, addressing the intelligence we will report back as soon as we get more information. thank you very much. he couldn't do that. he couldn't execute the duties of the commander in chief. kellyanne, we've got to run. tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am will cain in for tucker. tonight unfortunately the world continues to flirt with world war iii. this morning according to the associated press sighting of senior u.s. intelligence official it is said that russian missiles "crossed into nato member poland, killing two