arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders, and california democratic congressman john delaware mindy, it's been quite a week, newsy. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that feelings like nine days in this week. >> jesse: it sure does. i kind of hoped i see myself in "notable quotables." >> bret: you're going to get there. >> jesse: have a great weekend. >> bret: you too. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: never been in a rush to get somewhere and forgot something? maybe running late to work. leave your lunch right out on the counter. maybe you are soaks sighted to go on vacation you forgot something big. >> did you close the garage? >> that's it. i forgot to close the garage. that's it.

>> , that's not it. >> what else could would he be forgetting? >> kevin! >> and, when you're in a rush, sometimes you forget what you pack. and that's been joe biden's excuse for stealing highly classified documents. believe it or not, the white house is telling cnn joe broke the law because he was in a rush. he had trips planned on the last week of his vice presidency. joe was flying out to davos where he was meeting his bud chinese president xi jinping. i guess xi couldn't make it to the foothills of the himalayas. joe even flew out to ukraine to meet the ukrainian president. what was the big guy doing in ukraine the week before trump's inauguration while hunter was raking in 80 grand a month from working there? that's the million dollars question. so, since joe was too busy planning his get away, he had

his aides scrambling late night to get him all packed up and out of there. so no wonder joe was surprised when he opened up the garage one day and saw intel briefings on ukraine, iran, great britain, lodged right beneath the corvette. joe didn't think twice. there's no place safer than his corvette. it's protected by a garage door. but no one seems to know how they got there joe stunt dise. the staffers don't know. does the binder know. >> i will refer to you the department of justice he would refer to you the department of justice jess jet the binder only referred us to the department of justice 20 other times. we took the binder's suggestion and emailed the department of justice for some answers. we asked how did those documents wind up in joe's garage? did anyone besides joe have access to the docs besides hunter and his chinese

secretary? surprise, they actually answered us. told us, quote: the department declines to comment. but don't worry, some in washington do have the answer. >> i'm suspicious of the timing of it i'm also aware of the fact that things can be planted on people place and things can be planted. things can be planted in places and then discovered conveniently. >> jesse: obviously trump no planted the boxes before he was sworn. in they want to us believe this whole thing was just an accident. president biden had classified documents in his wilmington garage is just breaking. do you think that's irresponsible and reckless of him biden people are bringing forth the documents. they're not obstructing access to them or knowledge about them. >> why did he not inform the

american public two months ago? do you think that was a mistake? >> well, i don't know what you are saying. >> jesse: she doesn't know what she's saying. it was an accident. give him a break. the corvette was like kit from night rider. it would just run over any spy who tried the compromise the garage. are we supposed to believe that when we know joe has been sloppy his whole life? the biden's delaware home history of failures. joe's security system was malfunctioning so badly in 2015 when he was vice president that the secret service just shut it off for months. just shut it off. they even shut off his security cameras they call that pulling paul pelosi. can you imagine how many people walked in and out of the vice president's house. joe said he wasn't worried at all about his faulty security. if he wasn't worried when he was vice president, do you think the secret service finally fixed it when he was a private citizen?

has anybody done any background checks on biden's landscapers? who is that guy right there? is that joe's arborist? is that landscaper look russian to you? maybe joe kept him a little more secured in his library? let's take a look. look at this right here. joe had files scattered next to the window. i mean, that's where i would keep my classified docs next to a window. forget the locked filing cabinet. you know the spies will look there. they will never think you'll keep them sitting out on the window sill. whatever the corvette is like right there. those things are safe. joe's documents were spread eagle, ready for the taking. joe being careless with the docs isn't even the biggest scandal. hunter has his fingerprints all over this. he was telling people he owned the house where joe 'stored the secrets. paying rent. why was a 50-year-old man living at his parent's house where he

was stufing his classified documents. wait a second. if hunter could afford 50 grand a month in rent. why was he staying with the big guy? the big guy was charging his son 50 grand a month in rent? wait a second. is this how hunter was funneling foreign money into his dad's pockets through rent payments? did we just find the smoking gun that is going to take down the biden crime family? i don't know. now, we are finding joe's assistant, who packed his bags for him, kathy chung was hired after hunter recommended her hey, dad, i know this kathy chung, trust me, she'll be really good. don't ask questions. ms. chung was so thankful that hunter got her a job at the white house that she was even sending hunter phone numbers of democrats like crooked, slick willy, nancy. but the bigger scandal is ms. chung was setting up

appointments with joe and amy gutmann. who is amy gutmann? she is the president of u penn, you know, the school china funneled money to joe through? you know the penn biden center the chinese funded think tank documents found snuffed a closet. ms. chung was inviting hunter to join joe biden and the u penn president to a meeting. wait, hunter even canceled a meeting with the prime minister of the ivory coast saying, quote: the gutmann meeting is a bust 10 for me per dad. why would joe biden make it mandatory for hunter to be in a meeting with the u penn president about their chinese funded think tank? why was hunter meeting with the president of the ivory coast? we don't even have time for that tonight. and as soon as joe's vice presidency was over ms. chung packed up joe biden's classified docs. tells ms. chung to work for

helper again. even gave her an office with a water view. ms. chung very popular with the biden administration getting passed over all over the place. the funny thing about ms. chung she has been working in d.c. over a decade. and there are no pictures of her anywhere. can't find them. who is this ms. chung? why was she handling the these classified documents and moving them around the atlantic coast. was hunter's fang fang jealous of ms. fung? you remember jacqui bough hunter's assistant who worked for the biden campaign. was jiaqi bao at biden's house. remember, biden campaigned from the basement of that house. is the fbi brushing the documents for fingerprints? joe should have taken the hillary tact just lit the box on fire. do you think anything is coming from this? you can't indict a sitting president for crimes he committed as a private citizen. so this whole thing is just going to be a whole pain in the butt for biden. make him look stupid, sloppy,

dose honest, which is he. for the first time in a long time there is blood in the water. mike davis is the president of the article iii project and a former senate judiciary committee chief counsel. so the doj scope memo that garland writes to her, this new special counsel, it gives this hur guy powers to do what any -- whatever he wants, investigate biden, handling the documents, blah blah, but he also could investigate anything that may arise from this investigation, like perjury, obstruction, destruction of evidence. is this where this thing could go or am i just being crazy? >> well, it's very interesting, this rob hur has been appointed special counsel. you know, he has worked for chris wray going back to 2003. fbi director chris wray. he worked with rod rosenstein, james comey, he was the u.s. attorney in maryland. he replaced rod rosenstein

there. this is the same rob hur who was the number one to rod rosenstein when they were running the russian collusion investigation. the russian hoax investigation. so you have to ask about rob hur. did he know that this russian collusion investigation was a complete hoax and go along with it or was he just duped? and either way is not a good sign for this investigation now. >> jesse: so the guy's resume and pedigree doesn't inspire confidence. what about biden himself? if he is now trying to shut down the penn biden center suspiciously right as the republicans take the house, doesn't that tell you something's going on at the penn biden center? because we have found clear evidence already of a pay for play scheme. we laid it out last night. i mean, is this something that the republicans should look into? >> so, i don't know if they were sending high-priced attorneys, his personal high priced attorneys to go close down the

penn biden center. that sounds pretty fishy to me because these same attorneys are also going to his house in delaware and his beach home in delaware. why would you spend -- send high priced attorneys to go close down your penn biden center and also go to your two homes? maybe there was -- maybe these attorneys were actually responding to document requests or maybe even a subpoena from a separate investigation. maybe that delaware investigation is going a lot farther along than people think. >> jesse: do you think that the u.s. attorney in delaware, that's kind of getting boxed in, we're hearing rumors that hunter biden may have turned down a pretty sweet plea deal and basically say "try me, roll the dice with a grand jury in delaware? bring it on i own delaware." do you think this guy is mad that he is getting stiff armed and might have just leaked this whole classified doc deal? >> i don't know if he leaked. but, remember the timing on these documents. they had these documents -- the

biden justice department, attorney general merrick garland had these documents around november 2nd, six days before the midterm election. and what did attorney general merrick garland do? he sat on them for two months. he covered this up for two months and 16 days after that, on november 18th, he ordered a special counsel. you would think he should have ordered a special counsel because there is smoking gun evidence that biden stole classified documents so i need to appoint a special counsel here for biden. what does garland do? he appoints a special counsel for trump. so, this is a cover-up. this is -- this is just further evidence that garland has weaponized the justice department. he should have appointed a special counsel on day one. >> jesse: yeah. so two elections in a row that the bidens -- someone covered up for them pretty effectively. mike davis, thanks so much. we will be following this over the weekend have. a good one. >> thank you. >> jesse: a school is being sued

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from was co, california, when officers responded to a disturbance, the suspect pointed his handgun at him like a half a dozen times. cops are constantly being put in positions where they have to make split second life and death decisions. over in fairfield, california, an armed suspect fired shot at a deputy before he was killed. watch this. down, down, down. you're going to get hit. [rapid gunfire] >> shots fired, shots fired. shots fired. >> jesse: police also just released in body cam video from chandler, arizona where a home burglary suspect armed with a rifle refused officers' commands and was fatally shot. >> get on the ground now! drop it. [gunfire] >> put it down. put it -- go back, go back. put it down. put it down. [gunfire]

>> as important as our police are, they can't be everywhere at once. so, regular americans have had to step up and take matters into their own hands. like this guy who took down an armed robber at a taco joint in houston, remember? [gunfire] >> that citizen killed him after those nine shots. we later found out the suspect was a domestic abuser and career criminal. we also found out his gun was fake and the customer's future is enough to in the hands of a grand jury that's deciding whether to bring charges. meanwhile, in south carolina, a lunatic started terrorizing walmart customers with a knife

when a veteran stepped in. [bleep] [bleep] >> oh, is he waving the knife. oh, oh, oh. [bleep] >> he is doing a dave chapelle. oh, [bleep] damario davis, that hero vet, joins us now. so take us through that moment, damario and great job out there, it looks like you came out of the picture from left to right where were you standing before that and how did you decide to do this? >> i was thinking when he first came in the store, we were checking out. and my son was like, dad, the guy has a knife. so when he first came, in he just went to the customer service desk and he started

waving the knife at the young ladies and he ran. so i saw another employee from walmart there and i was asking them where is the security she said i'm security and she was a female. so as we are walking out, as you see in the video right there, he is waving a knife in the young man's face. he was screaming out when you call the cops, i'm going to start cutting all you up. so like i said, i'm a veteran and, you know, when i went in the military, it was around 9/11 time, so we were trained on, you know, for situations like this. you know, basically trying to neutralize the situation and try to save lives. so, i just casually walked over, you know, as he is being irate with the gentleman, and just waited for a moment where i got him and he wasn't paying any attention, you know, just tried to stop him. >> jesse: that was very smooth, very casual. and you grabbed, what exactly was that that you grabbed? one of those things those little elastic things that keep people out of the line. >> it was the line divider.

yes. it was the line divider. it was something that i looked at it i was like okay, so, it's heavy enough at the bottom so if i hit him i'm going to take him down, if i miss him, i can, you know, fight him off with it. it's a little distance. he had a 4-inch blade. it would have been kind of hard to stab me if i'm holding that thing. maybe someone would try to help me as well. yeah, sometimes things like that happen and i just feel like, you know, as a pillar in the community, man, you have got to step up and help when you see stuff like that. >> jesse: not everybody has that kind of training. i don't know i would have maybe tried something different. thrown some of the m&ms at him. train you in the military to look for weapons around you. do you think more people in society should and need to step up in situations like this? >> for safety, i would say if you're trained on situations like that, you know, any

military person i know would have stepped up and did it, you know, i don't know a person, a friend that i have spoken to. but, you know, regular citizens, i would suggest try to save lives, i mean, like i said, another interview i did. the law enforcement can't do it all by themselves all the time. they're not there at every becking moment. so, if you are a concerned citizen and you see something happening, i would suggest you probably try to step up and help. you never know when it may come at you. >> jesse: all right. well, thanks for doing that the line divider, man, who knew that thing could be so effective. we appreciate it. and i think everybody at walmart appreciates it. we hope more people can be like you. >> thank you so much. >> jesse: thanks demario. >> thank you. >> jesse: fox news alert. a seventh dead whale has washed up on the jersey shore. today a humpback whale was found

dead on the shores of bringingen teen, new jersey. earlier this week reported that bizarre whale deaths popping up all over the shore and now the residents are not happy. pave 90 store wind turbines off the coast. like i had said, they will be visible buff the esthetics of the least. whole species of protected animals to do it. the industrial wind companies are out there pounding the sea bed with sonar. with fee owe thermal and geo technical sonar that confuses the whales. they operate on the same frequency as the whales. mom for baby whales. >> states surveying. potential windmill sites off the coast. so when jersey's governor phil murphy was asked about this.

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>> jesse: when i was growing up teaparents respected teachers ad et cetera. if anything happened out of the ordinary at school, your parents would know. if you got into a fight, they called your parents. if you were flunging, they called your parents. if you were going on a field trip, your parents had to sign a

permission slip. a lot of schools today are trying to complete lid cut mom and dad out of the equation. they don't want you to have any say in your kids' life. they have taken it way beyond education. a mom in california is suing her school district because she says they secretly transitioned her fifth grade daughter. the fifth grader allegedly went to go see a guidance counselor because she was emotionally struggling after the death of her grandfather. the complaint says the guidance counselor then convinced the girl to adopt a male identity. the suit attlez that the counselor then told teachers to refer to the fifth grade girl by a boy's name and she told the kid to keep it a secret from her mom. and when the mom found out about this, she confronted school administrators and they took the guidance counselor's side and said it was all legal the reached out to the chico school district and said they can't respond because they haven't physically received the lawsuit.

the mail is probably held up. you know, there has been a lot of flooding in the area. assure our community that chico unified does not have a parental secrecy policy nor do we ever try to define a student's identity. the student will review and investigate any claims in the lawsuit once it has been received. aurora ravine know is that mom and joined by attorney mark trammell. so, first of all, aurora, how is your daughter doing? >> she's doing well now. she doesn't identify as a male. she identifies as a female now i'm appalled of the actions the school district has taken. >> jesse: how long was she identifying as a male and you didn't even know about it. >> for a few months. she had opened up to a guidance counselor. the guidance counselor the day she opened up and said she felt

like a male. she walked her to class and affirmed it that day. >> jesse: and so how did you find out about all of this? >> well, it's interesting because i never gave permission for the school counselor to see my daughter one-on-one, which she did. and my daughter did mention to the school counselor that she wanted to tell me. and the school counselor dismissed her request and was trying to get her to come out to other people first. so, my daughter eventually told my mother, which my mother told me and i reached immediately out to the principal of the school. >> jesse: and when you reached out to the principal, what did he or she say to you? >> initially, i think she may -- she was kind of shocked as well. i had another meeting with her and she was very rude and

defensive and told me this is the law. >> jesse: i don't know if that's true. mark, you're the lawyer here. and you're involved in this litigation. is this the law? >> >> it's not the law, jesse. the school district might argue that it is. there has been a guidance issued by the california department of education. but this guidance so clearly violates the due process clause of the 14th amendment. that's why we filed this lawsuit. parents have a fundamental right to direct the upbringing of their children. it's really hard for parents to exercise that right when school districts are keeping secrets from them. especially on matters like this that are of such significant importance to a child is the school district arguing they have the legal authority to bring a young woman or man into a different identity realm behind that child's parents'

back? >> >> not to me. >> we'll see if that argument actually -- jesse, we will see what that argument -- what that is. they haven't filed a response yet to our lawsuit. it will come in the weeks ahead if you look at this situation and situations across the state of california. this doe guidance is being applied in the same manner across the state. you may recall we have a similar lawsuit representing jessica in is he lynn nasa california. it's a very elm fact pattern this secrecy policy something issued to violate parental rights and transition kids behind parents' back. >> jesse: aurora, anything else you would like to share with the audience. >> i would like you to know my stance on this situation is that i want this to stop our children need protection. when they're struggling with any sort of issues, they need their family by their side. they don't need their family cut

off from them. it's a time in their life when they need their family the most. and for a school or any sort of institution to cut off those parental rights, and the support that our children need from us is absolutely appalling. >> jesse: all right. family first. that's the best case scenario. thank you guys and good luck with this lawsuit. and keep us apprized of it. >> thank you. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: well, this week the left waged a war on gas stoves. and, of course, fighting on the front lines was green energy warrior aoc. now, people were a little upset by this because aoc actually uses a gas stove. but before we point fingers and call her a hypocrite, let's hear her out. >> i do think it's funny the absolute utter republican meltdown where they're like you can take my gas stove over my cold dead hand or how dare you talk about gas stoves. you have a gas stove.

first of all, first of all i rent, period. >> jesse: okay. she rents. so leave her alone. it's not her faulted her fiance doesn't make enough money to buy her a house and let her pick the stove of her choice. which would obviously be electric. but, if you're stuck with a gas stove and don't want to i do of asthma, aoc has some advice. >> maybe if you cook and you don't have the exhaust hood on, maybe you turn that on. maybe if you are in a place where it's amenable and you're cooking, open a window. if it's not freezing out or there is another issue. okay? and maybe, if you are in a time of replacing your appliances, soon, you can check out options. don't worry about it. do what you can. do your best. [smooch] goodbye. >> jesse: gas stoves may still in be in our kitchen but thanks to aoc we can all sleep better

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>> jesse: remember being a kid you would get home from school and usually you would only be home for about five seconds? you couldn't wait to get back out the door to play with your friends? ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the sad thing is kids these days aren't doing that as much. each year kids get by kids are getting deeper in technology. best case distracts them worst case depressed and nervous wrecks. ever notice when you drive around you don't see kids playing outside anymore? where are they? well, they're inside on their phones or playing on the computer. when i drive around, i see basketball courts empty. i see baseball diamonds empty. there's more adults in parks than kids. it's no wonder kids these days don't know how to socialize.

they were locked in their houses for two years and looks like they stayed there. ever introduce yourself to a kid now. they can't even look you in the eye. instead of a handshake they might give you like a little fish. and it's affecting our politics. this new generation can't stand hearing opinions they don't agree with. because they have never heard them before. it's a shock to their system so when th they do hear things they don't like they don't have the people skills to handle it. what would l. these kids look like when they grow up? they will be fragile and try to cancel you if you challenge them. >> police lives matter? >> we're just trying to do school. >> what? >> but this is our space. >> we got a police lives matter sticker and we are getting kingdom out. >> this is insane. >> so, anyway, this is the violence that asu does and this is the type of people that they protect. okay. this white man thinks he can take up our space and this is

why we need a multi cultural space. they think they can get away with this [bleep] >> ricky slots a "new york post" contributor and co-author of canceling of the american mind. so, ricky, when i was young. i was out there, you know, diving across rivers and riding my bike over cliffs and kind of playing dangerous adolescent games. if you're not doing that as a child these days, what is that doing to your brain? >> i mean, it's fundamentally rewiring kids' brains. exceptionally disturbing to see what happens. my generation was the guinea pigs for what happens when you give a 10-year-old unfettered access to the internet and social media and it's made us more depressed than any generation before us. more anxious, self-harm, suicide rates. every measurable impact on our mental health that you can possibly think of has taken place because of social media and because all of our interpersonal connections went online and pandemic on top of it and say you can't even go to

school and have those very minimal in person interactions that are so important to becoming an adult and informing your personality and building some fortitude. >> how important are taking those small risks, you know, when you're 10, 11, 1, 13, 14, uses to the go out with 10 or 12 guys in the neighborhood on bikes. disappear for hours. we would get in a little bit of trouble but always made it home in one piece. what does that do when you're not doing that? >> it's taught a whole generation to be risk averse and to believe that they are safer inside and that the world outside is a dangerous place that people outside are out to get them. we haven't built fortitude and anti-fragility, life lessons can you scrape your knee and get up and be fine. every time you fumble and get back up that much stronger. free to the generation that

really feels that they are like victimhood is a virtue and that they can't listen to words that they don't agree with and that the people outside are kind of coming to get them. it's a really sad thing. and unfortunately gwinn zmpleted has not learned how to have free play and kind of live their open life because they have been stuck on devices their whole life. i hope we can as a society force that to change. i would my generation was the last generation. thank you so much. rikki, have great weekend. >> thank you. >> jesse: right now, the white house is in turmoil and in times like this we turn to the great philosophers for some inspiration. >> i think of this moment as imspider by collective ability to see what can be unbourbonned

by what has been. >> jesse: i couldn't have said it better myself. but kamala is so much more than a motivational speaker. she is a master of many trades and a wearer of many hats. >> i love vin diagrams. [laughter] i do. i love vin diagrams. three circles and can you do more. nobody says a venn diagram can only be three circumstantials, right? you know what also excites me, among the many things? i'm excited about electric school buses. i love electric school buses. i just love them. for some reasons. maybe maybe because i went to school on a school bus. raise your hand if you went to school on a school bus. right? >> jesse: no one can talk up an electric school bus like kamala harris. it's a real talent. oh and another she is a geography wiz. >> i convened and i convened now at least three times, a group that has -- care come.

the crib beaten nations. island nations. in the western hemisphere that is where the cri caribbean is. we are also the western hemisphere. they are our neighbors. to use a cloak equal expression they sneeze and we catch a cold. >> jesse: with i know we live in troubling times but don't you feel better knowing that kamala is in the white house? sink or swim with martha mccallum and geraldo is up next. ♪ that's what i said ♪. hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season.

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the top. this week the clash of the titans. martha maccallum and geraldo rivera. like many americans not pleased the biden administration wants to take away our gas stoves. which liberal used my out rage as the butt of his joke. colbert or hayes? >> steven. >> me too. >> fox news and republicans are up in arms because the government is coming to take your stoves. >> jesse: they are. it's not hyperbole as joe biden says. >> as he says at every opportunity. it's not hyperbole. >> i feel hyperbolic just sitting here. >> jesse: which famous doctor had a health code violation for

workers not washing their hands? was it dr. fauci's restaurant or dr. dre's restaurant. >> both dre. >> jesse: fauci's restaurant was fined for not having adequate hand washing facilities. >> how has this escaped me? >> jesse: cancel culture, which singer described cancel culture has a form of appropiation misused and misdirected. lizzo? was it? >> [cheering]. >> jesse: [laughing]. tied at 1-1.

which tv personality is feeling so confident after multiple plastic surgeries that you may see me naked on air some day. sonny or cathy griffin. >> i am going with cathy. >> this is the big one. who has it right. >> i am cool with that. >> she enjoys that plastic surgery. i don't watch the "view" or chris hayes enough. i should get extra points. >> jesse: you should you but you lost to geraldo rivera. it was a moral victory for martha maccallum. >> [laughing]. >> jesse: thank you guys. time for texts. harry from nebraska: they have not thought that far

ahead. robert from texas: a garage door is inpenetrable. rachel new jersey. love you. can you get peter doocy's autograph. do you know how humbling it would to ask for that. from utah: [laughing]. why didn't that vet just spill a soda? colin from arizona: [laughing]. man! julia from connecticut. how many text messages do you

get each day? they say thousands. 20,000 they are telling me. text messages. that's a lot of text messages. we have a person we can't identify whose eyeballs are falling out of his skull because that's all he does all day. tucker is next. i am watters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's friday. we are thrilled to be able to open the show tonight with rare good news. that doesn't happen very often. when it does we celebrate. one of the main problems with the u.s. government there is no way to know what it's doing. you are not ax loued to know. more than a billion federal documents are