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>> jesse: and sometimes you don't buy the reason they are dumping you. >> sorry, george. i don't understand. things were going so great. what happened? something must have happened. >> it's not you. it's me. >> you're giving me it's not you it's me routine? >> jesse: we might be looking at one of the biggest breakups in american history. something we haven't seen like the 40's. it looks like democrats and the media are working on dumping kamala from the ticket. on friday, liz warren out of nowhere suggested biden could swap out harris for someone else he's more comfortable with. >> if he is that old in a second term the vice presidency becomes even more important, should kamala harris be his choice the second time around? recommendation you know, i -- i really want to defer to what makes biden comfortable on his team. we go way back, but they need -- they have to be a team. >> jesse: kamala's team hit the ceiling and forced pocahontas to

apologize now liz says she didn't mean it. "primetime" thought it was just a one-time thing until the media agreed with warren. "the washington post" assigned a reporter to talk to democrat officials all over the country the reporter asked could kamala be president? the democrats said i like her as a person. i love that she is a black woman but no way jose. one anonymous democrat said this every fiber in my body wants her to be president. everything i have ever fought for is for someone like her to be president. i think she is a good person with a good heart who could lead the country but i don't know that the people who have to make that happen feel that way right now. i don't know that she has what it takes to get over the hump in our present environment. why is "the washington post" putting out this story now? days after pocahontas fired the first shot? seems coordinated, and it is. biden is the oldest president in

american history, which makes kamala consequential. news just broke that joe biden skipped his 2022 physical. and when the oldest president in the history of the country skips his physical, hides it, catches covid twice, fractures his foot chasing his dog, falls off his bike and falls up the stairs and needs notes that say hi, i'm joe biden, democrats aren't taking anything for granted. biden said he probably run for re-election, god-willing. if god doesn't choose our president. the fbi does. and the fbi can cut biden down whenever they want. the fbi put biden in the white house and they can take him out. he is drowning in classified documents. he has got a special counsel, u.s. attorney in delaware. and house republicans following the family money. we already know the fbi has the biden family on wiretaps talking to chinese spies. why do you think bernie sanders is putting a book out now?

well, it's what every politician does before they become a candidate. desantis, pompeo, nikki haley and now bernie all have books coming out or they are out. bernie's book is called "it's okay to be angry about capitalism" you can buy it for $28 amazon, walmart or any other retail giant owned by billionaires. if the book doesn't have enough socialism for you pay $95 and watch bernie complain about how evil money is live. the democrats aren't going to elect another old white guy who lost twice. so who else is on deck? pete buttigieg wants another shot. sure, the guy has destroyed airports and racist bridges but is he gay. democrats love to shatter glass ceilings they just don't think kamala can break anything yet. liz warren is a white woman with indian blood. enough of a trace to make democrats giddy. then there is gavin newsom waiting in the wings. rich, white man from california. who might have to save the democratic party from identity

politics. john kirby just waiting to take the binder's job when they need a win. and once biden falls again or when the fbi raids his beach house, whatever happens first, it's going to be a blood bath. once biden waves the right flag that's when the real games begin. and the democratic party can see it coming. that's why they want to drop kamala. because, once joe goes down, she is the air a heir apparent and e democrats if they learned anything from 2020 it's better to win than be woke. they are tired of blaming racists for losing. >> talking about what i describe and what i believe to be the elephant in the room about my campaign. >> what is that? >> electability. >> what do you mean? >> electability. essentially is america ready for a woman and a woman of color to be president of the united states? >> jesse: so kamala's race card simple. when she wins it's talent. and when she loses it's racism and sexism. but america isn't ready for a

black president? is she forgetting somebody? >> america was ready for a black man to be president of the united states. >> and this conversation happened for him. there is a lack of ability or a difficult -- a difficulty in imagining that someone who we have never seen can do a job that has been done, you know, 45 times by someone who is not that person. >> jesse: the left's go to move. you didn't vote for me? racist. you don't like my politics, sexist. that was crooked's excuse. she couldn't accept that she lost fair and square. so democrats say america is sexist. stacey abrams did the same thing. but it's not that they are women or that they are black. polls show mitchell obama would be coronated if she ran. oprah could have been president any time she felt like it. but democrats would rather calling americans racist and sexist than acknowledge their performance or policies or

popular. regrets tapping v.p. botched every job he gave her like border czar and this is how americans grade her. >> typically the grading system goes a through f. i give her a z. she has a lot of things under on her plate not just the border czar. her calendar has taken a count all those things. >> i don't want to be mean but i'm giving her an. >> if. >> jesse: kamala earned that grade. the border spread eagle. every time kamala goes on tv to explain why, she makes a fool of herself this whole thing about the border we have been to the border. we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. [laughter] i mean i don't -- i don't understand the point that you are making. >> jesse: then kamala went to europe and it didn't go too well after russia invaded ukraine. biden sent kamala to poland and she giggled. >> and is the united states

willing to make a specific allocation for ukrainian refugees? >> okay. [laughter] a friend in need is a friend indeed. [laughter] >> jesse: then have you kamala looking like she is trying to hit the word counts on a word paper. >> talking about the significance of the passage of time, right? the significance of the passage of time. so, when you think about it, there is great significance to the pass savage of time in terms of what we need to do. >> jesse: so what's kamala doing today? well, she is handing out trophies to astronauts and she is excited. >> they suited up. they waved to their families. and they rode an elevator up nearly 20 stories. they strapped in to their seats and waited as the tanks beneath them filled with tens of

thousands of gallons of fuel and then they launched. yeah. they did. [laughter] >> jesse: these are serious times. and the power brokers in the democratic party and the media are starting to take, you know, that little handle of the cane stretch out from behind the curtain and just slowly scooch kamala right off the stage. and this must mean that biden is in worse shape than we thought. turn to over to monica crowley former assistant treasury secretary. it's bad isn't it, monica. >> it's really, really bad. it's clear that the democrats appear to be on the horns of a dilemma. , jesse, because they have made so much progress with their radical great re-set for the united states. that they realize that they really can't afford to lose the next presidential election like

they lost in 2016 to donald trump. they consider those four years under trump lost years. that they now need to make up. so they have got to run someone very strong in 2024. they are taking a look at the top of their ticket here and a president who clearly doesn't know what planet he is on most of the time. kamala harris historic live unpopular vice president who is in a constant state of nervous breakdown. you know the idea much the imposture syndrome where you are constantly living in fear and you are a nervous wreck because someone might point out that you're a fraud? every time she giggles or turns to a head of state because she clearly doesn't know what she is doing or what she is saying, she shows us that, in fact, she is an imposture. so the democrats have a real problem on their hands. they have to get rid of not one but both of the people at the top of the possible ticket, including of the sitting president of and the sitting vice president. >> jesse: they might realize

that the fbi might get rid of joe biden for them and then that he leaves kamala who can't hack it. so they are scrambling right now. how do you think this makes kamala feel. you have "the washington post." his warren is one thing but then you have "the washington post." they don't take random calls from democrats who want to feed them things. "the washington post" has to assign a reporter to go out and talk to democrat officials all across the country and ask them if they think kamala has what it takes. and then they have to frame that story the way they framed it. this was a designated hits. what does that tell you? >> just like the classified document scandal on joe biden is also an organized hit on him. you would not know about joe biden's classified documents, jesse, if the deep state didn't want you to know about them. likewise, with these stories, they are being seeded in the top

newspapers about what a chronic mess kamala harris is. so she should be very worried that he is not just being pulled the in a vaudville like move but so is she. and so the question is what are the left's power brokers going to do? who are they going to replace not one but two people with. and you and i have talked about this before. i think that the most dangerous choice for the republicans but the clearest choice for the democrats someone who solves all of these issues, woman, person of color, et cetera is mitchell obama. >> jesse: you are going to make me have nightmares, please. let's go to commercial. monica crowley, thank you so much. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: now the mainstream media is starting to ask if tyre nichols was targeted. there are rumors it was personal. we investigate

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>> "primetime" demands transparency we fought the napa county d.a. for mugshot and dash cam and now we are doing it again with the case of tyre nichols because even though memphis police chief released hour footage five cops beat nichols to death still missing a critical piece of video. dash cam of police pulling tyre over and the body cam footage from the first cop who walked up to the car. the chief says the dash cam footage doesn't exist. undercover cars aren't outfitted with cameras. convenient. okay. but they have their body cams on in the car, usually. so where is the rest of the body cam footage? body cam footage usually roll in the car. it might be the most consequential piece of evidence in the case. we know what happened the night

tyre was killed but still don't know why. here is what we do know. the body cam starts when the last cop arrives on the scene. nichols is already stopped in the middle of the road. boxed in by two other cop cars and the next thing you know nichols is ripped out of his car and beaten. now, why was nichols pulled over in the first place in the police have given us conflicting reasons. the initial police report filed just hours after the incident says tyre was an aggravated assault suspect. and then memphis police later said he was pulled over for reckless driving. but there's no proof that he was driving recklessly. even the chief says she can't confirm it. so, we'll just have to take the words of the guys who beat nichols to death. and here's the thing about those guys. they were part of the scorpion union a specialized unit to fight violent street crime. they do guns and narcotics gust. they don't do traffic stop and chief davis isn't answering a lot of our questions. we know the chief has been accused 6 cover-ups in the past.

she was fired from the atlanta police department in 2008 for allegedly helping a sergeant cover up her husband's child porn issues. she was a deputy chief at the time and two of her detectives said she told them not to investigate the case. did she help cover up something here? if that's true, this could be a pattern. now, "primetime" is not the only ones asking questions. even msnbc is wondering what's going on. >> mr. crump, was this random? i mean, he was a couple blocks from home. this was the route he took every night. he worked with his father at fedex. was this random or do you have any suspicion or information that he was in some way targeted? that they knew who they were following? traffic stops were not supposed to be part of their beat. that wasn't what the scorpion unit supposedly did. >> we're continuing to dig to find out the truth of the matter. but, everything, based on what we know now, was this was a regular stop that this scorpion

unit engaged in all the time in this community. >> jesse: so andrea mitchell wants to know was nichols targeted by these five officers and if so why? and when the police chief doesn't release the full footage of the traffic stop people speculate. memphis is buzzing right now with rumors that tyre nichols might have dated one of the cops' exgirlfriends. people are saying tyre and the baby momma be both worked together at fedex. "primetime" has not been able to verify. this "newsweek" is now investigating whether or not one of the officers targeted tyre because of baby momma drama. now "newsweek" has not been able to verify this. tyre's stepdad says this story nothing but a rumor. nothing to it. his family is upset. can you blame them? we have a dead kid with no rap sheet getting dragged through the mud. getting half the country trying to federalize the police and still the country doesn't know

what happened that night. up to "primetime" to step in and help. we filed a records request with the city of memphis demanding they release thest are of the body cam footage the least they can do. morrow inspector and founder of the ops desk.org. have you heard about this rumor floating around memphis? >> i have. i actually heard it pretty quickly. but, unable to verify. >> jesse: and have your police sources been speaking about this as well? >> yeah. so, i mean, other penal are hearing it as well. i heard about it from somebody that is on the job down there in memphis. but it was a sort of subsource you, one off. unable to verify. a lot of people are poking at this. a lot of people are trying to find it. i suspect if it's there it will come out. i have to say my inclination with these things generally the simplest and most obvious answer is usually most accurate. i think if there had been some sort of under lying motive here, we would have heard some indicia

of that during the event. the person who supposedly is getting wronged by tyre would probably have been yelling stuff to that effect. so i'm not really quite ready to buy into it. >> jesse: we did hear something after the beating took place they were talking amongst themselves what was one of the things the officer said like he tried to run me over with the car? >> yeah. one of the officers says to somebody else on the scene he almost hit us. he tried to hit us, something to that effect. which, you know, would explain potentially some motive for the stop. now, remember, they are on body cam at that point. you don't know if he is playing to the body cam or not. when i saw and heard it did not seem that way to me. i think they frankly were probably unaware that the body cam was on because that conversation subsequent to the event is not going to help them. >> jesse: so how do you physically turn on the body cam? when do you do it? does it go on automatically? what's the procedure? >> all right, so generally it's mounted on your chest some place that can get a full view and you have to hit a button.

standardized procedure published inside the department that tells you when you are supposed to do it. generally the rule is on the way to a police event. some place where you are going to be interacting with the public. unless there is a real compelling legal or reason not to do it like for instance interviewing the victim of a sex crime you are supposed to put it on. in this case the first body cam that we have seen comes from officer hemphill running up on the scene as one of the other cops is already bring the victim out of the car. >> he was the white guy, right? >> that's right. >> he hit, i think, with the taser. >> that's right. >> jesse: the victim. that didn't really do much or the taser wasn't effect tia. and then they also hit nichols pretty hard with the pepper spray but that wasn't effective. >> which really does surprise me i have to say. all my years i have never seen the pepper spray not have any effect whatsoever. is he wiping off his face, et cetera. what does happen sometimes with the pepper spray is that it sun sets. if it hasn't been changed in a while it loses efficacy. the problem here with that theory none of these cops have a

long time on the job officer hemphill for instance he only joined the police department in 2020 down there. he was put in this unit in 2021. that is mind boggling to me. >> jesse: not ready. >> less than two years on the job and one of the point of the spear units. i was on probation for two years with the nypd which means they can fire you if they don't like your face. i remember coming off probation being very relieved. so to put such i object experienced officers into this unit really suggests a lack of supervision, a lack of foresight. >> jesse: we don't yet have the toxicology report or the official cause of death, do we? >> no. so what we do have is the autopsy that was tasked by the family. and this was done by private coroner or medical examiner. doesn't give a cause of death. it just says something about him suffering blunt force trauma, et cetera. but it doesn't pinpoint a cause of death. this is getting into the realm, jesse, similar what was going on with idaho, i would suggest, is that there is a lot of scrutiny

that this department, i think, was not really prepared for. and the messaging is being blown. we are getting all of this speculation right now. if, indeed, as chief davis has indicated that there isn't anything out there, that we don't have dash cam which would not be surprising because it's under cover car. say it. put out a statement. >> jesse: needs to communicate a little bit better. ready hear. thank you very much, paul. >> thank you. >> jesse: is hunter biden going to get me tood? wait until you see this. ♪ struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact

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the white house never said the fbi hit the think tank. the white house made it seem like everything was consensual and cooperative. nobody mentioned the fbi was in the penn biden center until now. and it might all tie back to hunter. new emails show hunter promised an american aluminum company top intel on russian oligarchs. the same russian oligarchs who just happened to be under investigation by the feds. well, what was in it for hunter? well, hunter wanted $55,000 from the aluminum company. hey, i'm hunter, my dad is kind of a big deal so give me 55 grand and i will give you top secret intel on the russians. hunter is not a russia expert. he has never even been to russia. so where is he getting this intel from? and where did he get the 22 point briefing memo on ukraine that predicted the outcome of their election? sure looks like hunter got a lot of this from a classified

document. and if joe was feeding his crack addict son-in-law classified documents, then what does that say about joe? and our national security? are the feds going to pinch hunter for this? na. they are going to let him skate with just narrow tax charges. because hunter was the fbi's fly paper for chinese spies. but hunter's luck could be running out. newly uncovered text messages show hunter had a little quid pro quo of his own with his assistant. hunter was caught asking his assistant for naked videos of herself in exchange for her pay. he texted her saying i will make up for back pay. you have to make up for back work. by facetiming me and going to our next club party. and he also wanted to spy on her in the shower. there's a lot of stuff we actually couldn't put on the screen. this poor assistant. vulnerable, cash-strapped and couldn't make rent. and hunter took advantage of that and, remember, this isn't

hunter's first office romance. hunter had his own fang fang. he also hired a stripper to be his assistant. got her pregnant and then denied it. so is hunter going to get me too'd here? he has no defense. i don't think saying i was nice to russian escorts is going to get hunter off the hook. could this be the end of the road for hunter and hunter's sugar brother knows it. sugar brother already sitting up a legal defense fund for hunter. hunter blew all the china and ukraine money and doesn't have any money for the lawyers. i wonder who is going to pitch in to get hunter off the hook? maybe some of mini madoff's people. probably never find out. miranda devine is a new york columnist who joins us now. so, miranda, this is, again, very suspicious that hunter suddenly has come into amazing intel that he is shopping for cash. where do you think he got that? >> well, that is the $64,000

question, jesse. and this is, you know, the second most obvious email on the laptop that shows that hunter biden has somehow accessed really seriously privileged and informative material that would be available to say, the president or the vice president if he were being briefed on a certain situation so it just adds to the entire sort of my asthma of doubt and suspension that hangs around hunter biden and joe biden and these classified documents i guess joe biden's worst nightmare because he had so far successfully managed to quarantine himself off the doj investigation into hunter biden, that's been going on since 2018. and now, because of the classified documents and the special counsel that merrick garland has appointed to look into those. joe biden is now being linked,

like it or not, with his son's influence peddling operation around the world and of course as we know, i have been saying for, you know, over two years, they were inics strictably linked and joe biden was not just a product that his brother and his son was selling. but, he also was involved in meeting with some of these overseas business partners, at least a dozen of them. in beijing, in washington and so, he is up to it in his -- up to his neck. but so far he has managed to evade the link. i think now, because of the classified documents, because of his own sloppiness it's kind of shakespearian, isn't it? his arrogance and his sloppiness that he is now being hoist in his own -- >> jesse: dangling your assistant's paycheck over her in exchange for sexual favors. i don't know. i don't think anyone really

cares about that or seeing out to the chinese or selling classified documents miranda, thank you so much. don't miss miranda on fox nation who is hunter biden part 3 which is available now. bill gates has a lot of explaining to do and not what he did to the roll stone grabbing dinner from time to time. obviously bill's ex-wife melinda

wasn't too crazy about their relationship. no one wants their spouse having dinner with a child abuser. weird thing is billy doesn't sound remorseful about spending time with epstein. listen how he described their relationship in australian interview. >> one of the issues he told you is that of your relationship with jeffrey epstein. do you regret the relationship you had with him against melinda's advice and wishes. >> you are going way back in time. >> new audience. >> i will say for the -- you know, over 100th time yeah, i shouldn't have had dinners with him. >> epstein had a way of sexually compromising people. is that what melinda was warning you about? >> no. i mean, it's -- no. i had dinner with him and that's all. >> and you regret the relationship, the acquaintance? >> that i had dinner with him. >> jesse: it was just dinner. nothing to worry about.

this isn't the first time bill dodged questions about epstein. >> is there a lesson for you, for anyone else looking -- looking at this? >> well, he's dead, so, you know, in general, you always have to be careful. >> better be careful. might wind up dead. >> come up, what's janet yellen doing in africa? "primetime" has a few theories. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand.

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>> there's a long history of poor white people showing up to rich countries appearing outs of touch. fans from french governor tossing coins at children china like she was feeding chickens. but the day of throwing franks at the locals are gone. now entitled rich white women are throwing solar panels at africans. last week he sent janet yellen do lecture the locals about going green. maybe i'm missing something.

but these people are living in straw huts without electricity. isn't that about as green as you can get? i would say this village is carbon neutral or carbon nonexistent. "primetime" senses al ulterior motive here. found out that zambia where yellen toured that region is loaded with copper. and what's copper used for? well, it just happens to be the key ingredient for the green new deal. key ingredient electric cars, windmills and solar panels, all of joe's favorite things. here's the problem. zambia doesn't have a ton of electricity. just 30% of the people there have access and only 4% of the countryside has power, which is where the copper mines are located. now, most of the country runs on hydro power. but, when you don't have a lot of rain like this year, you have to ration that energy and you will would do rolling blackouts not reliable. so if our companies are

requesting to strip mine copper and transport it out of zambia, we need the country wired. and that's where biden's windmills and solar panels come into play. our companies will build them using the copper that's already in country and make a lot of money. so when you connect the dots, this little trip to zambia wasn't about climate change. it was about biden's precious copper mines. but you better start melting your pennies because there is not enough copper in the world to go green. copper is going to be rare if we keep going green which means we won't go 100 percent green. and there's going to be a lot more wars in africa. let's bring in eye isaacor. policy fellow at the center of american experiment. you we sent our treasury secretary over there to talk about how important it is to go green, do you see anything wrong with this picture? >> yeah, i do. because minnesota, where i'm located, where the center of

american experiment is has some of the world's largest deposits of copper and nickel in the entire world. biden administration took a lot of that opportunity off the table by canceling the leases for one of those proposed mines wants to mine with child labor in africa. they don't want american workers doing it here? >> yes. that's the gist of it, right? so, the united states has some of the strictest environmental standards in the entire world for our mines. we pay our workers a living wage. and they have -- or the msha the mine safety and hazard administration. we would be paying american workers a living wage to do a good job that we need the copper for. but, instead, the biden administration is looking for these resources abroad. >> jesse: so, if ame miners mine copper. cars, school buses and make the windmills and solar panels three

times the cost. >> we're going to need as much copper as we can get in the coming years. which is why it doesn't make any sense that president biden is taking these mines in the united states off the table. >> jesse: all right. well just send janet over to africa and have them do it. i think we have figured it out. thank you very much, isaac. appreciate it. >> hey. thank you. >> jesse: the homeless are trading their housing for crack. but we have a plan to fix this. ♪ ♪ nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium.

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>> jesse: homelessness is out of control. heroine is everywhere. >> really you're shooting in your neck, bro. that's crazy, bro. >> right in front of the federal building. >> bro, you got to do that

somewhere else, bro. you're on the street. you have people out here walking their kids. >> jesse: the problem is getting worst. in l.a. homelessness sup 20%. don't tell kne new som he's thrg another three billion at it. the same democratic plan, spend, spend, spend. the homeless sink deeper into despair ending up on skid row. the center of calf afl's homeless epidemic. >> come on guys, stop. stop. oh. stop. >> jesse: once you enter skid row it's almost impossible to leave. we want to help. we have given advice and offer

them help. some have to go through hell to come out the other side. our next guest was trapped in a cycle of addiction and abuse poor years. finding himself on skid row. he pulled himself out of despair and into a better life. he went to jail, sobered up. mab he can give these politicians advice on how to fix this crisis. how do you solve this, jarret. >> jesse, thank you for having me on. listen, i think the people that are in charge are coming with compassion. what they're doing is not working. people need to have incentives to get sober. now they're incentive is to tkofr they want. >> jesse: was there a moment for you that you snapped out of things. getting out of skid row is not easy. how did you do it? >> i got arrested and served almost six months in la county

jail. it cured me of the physical addiction. a big part of addiction is the mental addiction. jail didn't do that for me. i'm proposing mandated one to two years of treatment. treat psychiatric issues, job training and prepare people for a life when they get out. >> jesse: does it help to get arrested and go to prison. do you need to hit rock bottom to bounce back up? >> i think i needed to hit rock bottom. i think a lot of people do. i don't recommend we send everyone to jail. it got me off the streets, off heroin. it relieved me of my physical addiction and changed my life for the good. >> jesse: we're glad you're out of that. >> thank you. >> jesse: when the city hands out housing vouchers are they even effective? >> well, that's the thing if you're homeless because of poverty maybe that helps. we see the vast majority of

homeless people in urban centers they're addicted to tent knowledge and meth. giving them a studio apartment doesn't solve that problem. it gives them a place to overdose on fentanyl to be honest well. need to treat the underlying issues of addiction and psychiatric problems beforehanding out apartments. >> jesse: anything you want to say to gavin newsome, the floor is yours. >> it sounds like you're paying someone to run the homeless situation in los angeles a half a million dollars i will do it for a lot less. >> jesse: good pitch. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: keep up the good work. >> thank you, so much. >> jesse: my buddy, rick has a new book out. "chasing cat astro fee" it's out now. you can buy it where books or

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