a 94-foot putt well done and a brand new car. how about that? tomorrow on "special report." the next part in our energy series focuses on domestic oil and gasoline production. we look at where the u.s. output is increasing and which locations are producing less. thanks for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hello, jesse. have a great show. >> jesse: hey. thank you have much. ♪ >> jesse: east palestine, ohio has become the home of the forgotten men and women of this country. a community that was pretty much just nuked with 500 tons of chemicals is being forced to live in the middle of a potentially cancer-clustering mushroom cloud. these people were just living normal lives. they didn't want it. they didn't even cause it. this happened because of a rail company who put themselves above a small company in ohio. when they lit their train on fire, after letting it fly off the rails with 500 tons of hazardous chemicals inside of it.

and then just told these people to deal with it. so, "primetime" sent summer, our producer, out to see how they are dealing with it. >> how has this chemical contamination impacted your life? >> it's been absolutely terrible. it's uprooted me and my six children. >> it's making me move out of my house. >> people don't know if it's safe to drink their water. they are saying yes but then we have fish kills everywhere. >> i have a well so i worry in six months, you know, what could happen to my water. >> what have you noticed about the environment since this has happened? >> it's dirty. there's a lot of dust flying around. >> that creek is dead. there is not a fish in there. there's not a salmon der. there is no frogs. dead snakes. >> i don't know where the birds all went but we don't see any birds in our place? do you feel safe. >> no, i don't. no i don't feel safe i would be a fool to say that i feel safe right now.

>> my throat has been burning, horrible cough, sneezing. congestion. my eyes have are burned. it's scary, you know? >> i vomit within 10 minutes of being in that home. >> what about the ladies that's going to have babies. is the babies going to be infected? are they going to come out deformed? i went through there sunday and i thought i was going to die. i'm curious if what i sucked in is it going to kill me? i'm scared. i am. i'm freakin' scared. >> what is your message to the people in charge? >> please bring us help. please, you know, yeah, my biggest fear is that this will be a forgotten town. >> we are a small community, yeah. we are country people but we care. we all care. this has been home for people for years. and i mean, we want answers. >> jesse: so what is happening here isn't normal. you would think there would be people rushing to help them but, instead, the mayor of the town is being forced to beg. >> i need help. i'm not ready for this. i wasn't built for this.

i have the village on my back and i will do whatever it takes, whatever it takes to make this right. i'm not leaving. i'm not going anywhere. this is my town. i'm not going to sell my house. i'm not going to move my kids out of the school. i'm here to stay. and they're going to make it right. and that's it. they screwed up our town. they're going to fix it. if they don't, i'll be the first one calling all you back to do this all over again. >> jesse: good for him. these people got screwed over. now the rail company responsible for all of this, norfolk southern is hiding from them. like cowards. last night, they were a no-show at the local town hall. they skipped out on the only chance these people had at getting some real answers. why? well, norfolk southern says they were scared. >> norfolk southern was a no-show. what is the message to the community on that? what's your reaction? >> well, i'm hoping it doesn't -- this isn't what it's going to be like in the future.

alan shaw made a commitment to me he is going to stay in our community. i'm going to hold him to it. if he doesn't, then i will have to use the bully pulpit to get results. >> what was the last communication with him. >> i talked to him this afternoon. >> he said we are not showing up. >> they said they didn't feel safe coming here and that's what they felt. >> jesse: so, how about the people of east palestine, aren't they scared? do they feel safe? isn't it scary to wake up one morning and see your kids getting rashes? you don't think these people are wondering why they keep getting hit with migraines? so the slimy rail company and their ceo alan shaw are just worried about themselves. they're not worried about giving answers to a town they just nuked. they never even cared about the little guy in the first place. just two days before the crash, the same derailed train broke down. did that keep shaw from sending his train out with barrels of chemicals? knowing the train was also going to be riding on rickety brakes?

no. shaw gave the green light for the train to keep riding on. now, after he set fire to 500 tons of spilled chemicals, he won't answer any hard questions. the only time norfolk southern shows their faces in the town is to goose residents into signing legal waivers. they wave the paycheck for a thousand bucks in their face, told them you're welcome. oh, and by the way, you're on your own now. and $1,000 is chump change. we gave illegal aliens a thousand dollars a day in new york. and believe it or not, norfolk southern did the same thing back in 2005. when another one of their trains crashed and spilled chemicals all over a small town in south carolina. norfolk southern showed up with the same waivers and, unfortunately, some of the residents were fooled into signing them. and years later, when they got sick, norfolk southern wouldn't take their calls. these guys have a history of screwing over the little guy. they get away with it because

they line the pockets of every politician in washington. now, the ceo alan shaw hangs out with mayor pete. look at him. no wonder pete is not getting anywhere near palestine. no wonder pete is down playing this train wreck. >> rail safety is something that has evolved a lot over the years. but there's clearly more that needs to be done because while this horrible situation has gotten particularly high amount of attention, there are roughly 1,000 cases a year of a train derailing. >> jesse: guys, trains fly off the rails all the time. i'm just the secretary of transportation. what do you want me to do about it. norfolk southern. the residents of east palestine too smart to buy into what they are saying. >> how has norfolk southern handled their disaster? >> i think absolutely terrible. i was told to evacuate my home. they told me they were going to

do an air quality test. never got a call back three times, three different agents from that number said they were coming to do an air quality test. >> i don't think norfolk is owning up to what happened. >> probably about 10 minutes after the evacuation was lifted the first train went through. and so it was just kind of a slap in the face. we felt that all they were worried about was getting the trains running. >> i think they handled it really piss poor really. they are trying to hush, hush people now with all the $1,000 inconvenience. >> they better start getting the tablet out because they are going to be responsible for a lot. i hope that they are held to be responsible for tremendous amount. we don't know what's going to be down the road. >> jesse: so these people are fed up as they should be. not showing up is bad. showing unjust to lie to these people's faces is even worse. that's exactly what the ohio e.p.a. did last night. they showed up to the town hall just to lie to everybody. luckily, "primetime" caught them in the act.

>> would you drink the water here? >> yes. >> you would? drinking it right now. >> why. >> because it has been tested. we have all the results back today. we tested it for all the potential contaminants. >> you personally did testing. >> we worked with the contractor. the county health department did testing as well. >> why are the fish dying in the creek? >> we're talking about the drinking water. the drinking water is not ground water from a system amile away. >> you are not concerned about the creek water possibly leaking into the ground water? there's no cross contamination. >> we are evaluating. we are getting more data on the streams. we are testing. >> if a child were to go and play in the creek, do you think that would be a harmful issue for them? >> i -- until we have more information what is in the streams, i wouldn't recommend people play in the creek. >> jesse: the water is safe to drink butnot safe to swim in.

how safe is this water anyway? >> let me just show this to people. see this on camera but watch this. just see that chem pop out of the creek. this is disgusting. >> jesse: so, that's not leaking into the soil? that's not getting into well water? the e.p.a. isn't even testing. the e.p.a. hasn't done a single test. the e.p.a. is letting norfolk southern hire an in-house contractor ringer to do all their testing. the same company who said the gulf of mexico was totally clean after bp dumped oil into it. the same company said the water was fine after katrina triggered an oil spill in 2005. the same company said when a city in tennessee was covered in toxic coal ash in 2008 go outside and inhale the fresh air. and now they are telling the people of east palestine to drink the water. you'll like it, especially if

you like the taste of vinyl chloride. how is anyone in this town supposed to trust these people when they keep being lied to, when people don't show up to take their questions. when the president of the united states tells a small town engulfed in chem smoke that they don't qualify for fema aid. that's what biden said. east palestine is being treated like they don't matter when is that going to stop? let's bring in east palestine residents. all right, mike, we heard and saw the secretary of transportation say this stuff happens all the time. and now he is in a picture right next to alan shaw, the big rail tycoon. how does that make you feel? >> oh, it makes me feel infuriated. the only way i'm going to feel good about anything that's going on here is when they come down off of their pedestals, come to east palestine, drink the water,

bring their kids, make baby formula and take their kids, play basketball where i'm at. i'm right here at ground zero practically right now. i don't feel safe. i haven't seen any ground testing as far as my kids can go play basketball outside. my kids can go ride their bicycles, play in puddles, i haven't seen any of it. i want to see that until i see that, i don't believe any of it. >> jesse: lenny, have you seen this video of j.d. vance, the senator stir up the bottom of that creek and watch all those chemicals rise to the surface? >> yes, jesse. i have. that's the same creek that, you know, i can access from my house right on that side of town. i can walk my house through the park, through the walking trail. that trail actually goes down along that trail my three kids, my dog, my wife. we have walked it many times and if you keep going to the end of it, it's my parents at the bottom of that hill. to say to see him there today, you know, digging up those

chemicals was rather surreal but it's not surreal. it's real. >> jesse: mike, the e.p.a. doesn't even test. they are relying on the company that spilled and then burnt all this stuff all over your town to do the testing. do you trust that? >> you know, i want to trust it. i want to believe that everything is good here. but, until we -- i see -- i want to see the railroad tycoons come down here. they created this mess. they created the problem. you have to be liable for the problem that you created. get down here. apologize to everybody. that would be a good start. it really would be. but, i don't think they have the balls to do it. >> jesse: no, they don't have the balls to show up to the town hall. lenny, are you hearing stories about them making people sign waivers and handing out thousand dollar checks? >> yes. i mean, i have heard the

stories, you know. i have not tooken -- you know, took any of their money. you know, right now my life, i don't want any of their money. you know, they haven't proven me worthy to take a dime from them. you know, i feel for the people in my community. i have people, i know people, i know people that are hurting. you know, really bad. you know, they are in a way worse situation than i am, personally. and that's why i'm here. you know, these people are struggling tonight to barely sleep. barely eat. their kids are concerned. barely paying their bills. so, you know, i am here for them because that is what a community does. i stand behind everybody in this community. born and raised here, you know. that's the last thing i want to do is see somebody like norfolk come into my community, wipe it out and just turn a blind eye and last night he did that. you know, i emailed him the second day that this happened. i woke up, couldn't sleep. i sent him an email. very passionate. kind of just how i truly felt.

it wasn't disrespectful. it was honest. from man to man. and he told me back he would promise he would do whatever he could. i believed it. from man to man and last night he had a chance to show up in our community with our people. >> yeah. >> there wasn't one arrest. nobody got walked out. there was tons of police here. >> yes. there was sheriff's department. there was local police department. there was everybody there. there was no -- there was no one going to get hurt. >> i think in this situation. >> no way. >> you know, you got to be -- if you're truly path passionate abt something that you did wrong, then you take every opportunity to show face and make it right. >> absolutely. >> jesse: the entire country has your back. republicans, democrats, it doesn't matter. we're going to make this rail company or this e.p.a. or mayor pete do the right thing by this community. because this cannot happen in the united states of america. and people have to be held to their word and we're going to do that here.

and we love you guys. and anything you need, let us know. just talk to our producers. >> they need to come here. i don't want to interrupt you, but they need to come here. you know, we're not bad people. we're people. you know. a lot of people here are poor. they don't have a whole lot. it would be so refreshing for a big corporation to finally be held accountable and to finally do the right thing. >> so it doesn't happen again. everywhere. it's not that hard to regulate a couple trains, i would imagine. >> do the right thing. do the right thing. >> the stage is theirs. >> it's all yours. >> jesse: you heard them. lenny, mike, thank you guys for joining us. appreciate it. stay strong. >> thank you, jesse. >> thanks for having us. appreciate you. ♪ >> jesse: wow. well, we just found out who owned one of the balloons that biden popped. it was an 11-year-old. ♪ ♪

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research institutions studied weather or conducting other scientific research. >> jesse: actually "primetime" has a pretty good idea what joe shot down. a hobby club in illinois called the northern illinois bolts cap balloon brigade, yeah, the balloon brigade says they are missing their balloon the last time the bottle cap balloon brigade saw their balloon it was floating over canada on februar. the same day biden shot down a balloon over canada. now, the bottle cap balloon brigade balloon cost $12. joe shot a $12 balloon with a half a million dollars missile. president biden sent f-22 to

take counsel the bottle cap balloon grigd lg brightd's $12 balloon. all because biden got bad polling after taking a week to pop the chinese spy balloon. biden administration finally broke his silence and sent a clear message to the bottleneck balloon brigade the united states will not rest until every father-son balloon ohio state buckeyes has their balloon removed from north american airspace. >> we don't yet know exactly what these three objects were, as to the events of the previous days have shown we will always act to protect the interest of the american people and the security of the american people. >> jesse: who who is the bottle neck balloon brigade a rag tag apgroup of lobbyists ages 11 and up started their balloon club after watching the disney movie "up." >> what are you doing? don't you know it's an exclusive club? only explorers get in here. not just any kid off the street with a helmet and a pair of

goggles. do you think you got what it takes? well, do you? all right. you're in. welcome aboard. >> jesse: well, the bottle cap balloon brigade claims they have inflate the $12 balloon with helium about the size of johnny, maybe two johnnies, they slap a tracking device on it and then watch the red dot float around in their phones. their brigade is literally seen where the wind blows or as joe sees it as potential adversaries who will meet the full force of the u.s. military. no more enjoying hobbies on my watch said joe biden. as for the chinese balloon, that biden claims he spied on before it spied on us, biden said he is getting to the bottom of it. >> i expect to be speaking with president xi and i hope we have -- we are going to get to the bottom of this. but i make no apologies for taking down that balloon. thank you very much. [shouting questions] >> sir, was it -- sir, there has been criticism -- there's been criticism that this was --

there's been criticism that this. >> were you compromised by your family's business. >> mr. president. >> give me a break, man. [laughter] >> did you overreact? >> mr. president. >> there is criticism there is overreaction this was done because of political pressure. >> why did you wait so long. >> come to my office and ask a question when you have more polite people. >> dana perino is co-host of "the five" and "america's newsroom." $12 balloon. this is a big threat to the homeland. >> can you imagine how much the chinese are laughing at this moment? they are like, one, they didn't shoot our spy craft down until after it had gone across the united states and out into the atlantic. and then they spend $400,000 per shootdown, right? so the bottle cap balloon brigade if that was one that we initially missed. and then hit again. that's $800,000. >> jesse: we missed the balloon brigade? >> initially. >> jesse: you don't understand, they have very evasive tactics.

northern illinois balloon brigade. >> why couldn't you just have a pilot do a fly by? be like it's fine. >> jesse: we had to prove to the american people that joe was not going to let anything enter our airspace, not a seagull, not a balloon, nothing. your reaction to how he handled the people's questions there because i mean it's been almost a week. >> so i cannot believe that it's been a week. this is the first time that we have had a shootdown over north america in our country. and you would think that the commander-in-chief would understand that there is a vacuum. when there is a vacuum of information that means something is going to fill it? what was filling it? well even the d.o.d. says we have no idea what it was. >> jesse: aliens. >> dana: could have been. then they had, i think, a lot of nerve to mock anybody who said is it aliens? without providing any information. >> jesse: not aliens, dana. it is the bottle cap balloon brigade. >> dana: now we know that. and it is -- it is, i think -- not only was it $800,000 miss

once and shoot it down. think of the cost of losing faith around the world. and now the president wants to have a huge task force that we're going to talk about all these balloons? what they can't do at the white house is explain the contradiction of allowing the chinese spy craft that they tracked from the island all the way across compared to these balloons. and i think that you're right. they got pushed into it because -- >> jesse: after afghanistan, which was the greatest air evacuation ever. >> dana: don't forget it. >> jesse: and then this assault on this hobby club, i think our enemies around the world and our allies are probably, probably on notice. >> dana: don't forget the biggest airlift of baby formula as well in order to help make sure that all of america's babies could eat. >> jesse: all right. listen, if you are planning any sort of gender reveal party and the balloons are going up, be careful. >> dana: $1.6 million. >> jesse: just money. >> dana: for the three that went down. >> jesse: just print some more money. dana perino, thank you.

♪ >> jesse: don't let biden's war on hobby clubs distract you what is going on with his classified docs. the fbi is digging through thousands of boxes at the university of delaware where biden stashed mountains of files including some related to sexual assault allegations from his days in the senate. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the story. jacqui? >> hey, good evening, jesse. we can confirm that the fbi searched the university of delaware on two occasions for biden classified documents. we are told that they didn't find any with classified marks but they did take some materials for additional review. we don't know when the severance happened. searches happened.they were con. the dodd and fbi. the white house also punted questions today. >> i understand the questions. i know there are going to be a few more questions about that. i'm going to say from here as i have been for the past couple weeks. we are going to continue to be prudent. i will not give any comments

about this ongoing investigation. i would refer you to the department of justice. >> the press secretary declined to say what prompted the search but the fourth location tied to biden that federal investigators have now combed through and now the second location that biden's attorneys did not voluntarily disclose. a previous search of the penn biden center only claim to light through media reports. biden and white house lawyers refused to comment on it and they have taken the same posture with university of delaware search. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have expressed concern that millions in anonymous chinese donations to both schools poured in after biden set up programs there in his name. university of pennsylvania, for its part, said none of the chinese money ever went to the penn biden center. but the university of delaware has not yet made any similar statement. republicans have been very interested in whether there is any nexus there with their probe into hunter biden's business dealings and federal authorities are also looking into that along

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>> come on, dude. come on. breathe it in. >> breathe in. >> jesse: so you see this in san francisco every day. and one council member has seen enough. he wants to take a common sense approach, deport illegal immigrants who were arrested for selling fentanyl. >> if we are to make progress on our city's overdose prevention strategy, supply side interventions must be part of it. it is time for san francisco to withdrawal the protection of sanctuary from any undocumented immigrant who is trafficking fentanyl on our streets. >> jesse: oh, that would make too much sense. because the vast majority of the colleagues on the council are against this. one advocate even says if you don't let illegals sell fentanyl on the streets, they will have no way to support their families in honduras. none of this makes any sense. even the d.a. thinks the sanctuary status makes it harder to go after criminals, which includes two guys who raped and

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: today was joe biden's annual physical. he skipped his physical last year so, we were a little nervous. but joe doesn't need physicals,

he does pushups. >> and you want to check my shape, huh? let's do push ups together, man. let's run. let's do whatever you want to do. >> jesse: we already know he is the white house's strongest communicator. he even works harder than the binder. >> this is a president that works day in and day out, you know, in a grueling fashion, with a grueling schedule and delivers. >> jesse: well, what's on his schedule today? biden went to the doctor. bragged he popped a $12 balloon and tonight he is watching a whoopi goldberg movie. last weekend he had a dinner on saturday and had nothing on sunday. so the dinner and movie president went into walter reed, turned his head and coughed and this is what the white house physician just released. biden had covid twice last year but they don't think he has long covid. his heart is stable but he has to clear his throat a lot. his nose gets stuffed up after meals. and he takes pepcid ac.

now, i didn't know this but biden has had a bunch of sinus surgeries. did you know that? i didn't know that. he has had allergies his whole life. he is congested a lot. and the reason why biden walks the way he does is because of, quote wear and tear. he has a stiff gait the doctor says and his hamstrings are too tight. hammies. the president has a little arthritis and needs to stretch more. i mean, so do i. he has got problems with his foot and his ankle and what i found interesting is that the president, according to this, does not consume alcohol. and he is irish. maybe he should have a drink every once in a while. i don't know. so they also zapped a piece of skin off his chest to see if it was cancerous. he has got good eyes. he has got good teeth. he is 178 pounds, which is pretty good. and his labs look good and in summary, the white house doctor says the president is healthy, vigorous, and fit for duty.

but, but, nikki haley, who plans to run against president trump and/or president biden says if you're ever over 75 years old you're going to have to pass some tests. well, over at cnn don lemon didn't like that. and don lemon who says nikki haley who is 50, he said she's the one who is past her prime. >> this whole talk about age makes me uncomfortable. i think that it's the wrong road to go down. she says people, you know, politicians are something not in their prime. nehemiah isn't in her prime. sorry. a woman is considered done in her prime in her 20's and 30's and maybe 40's. that's not according to me. >> prime for what? >> it depends? just like prime if you look it up. if you google when is a woman in her prime it will say 20's, 30's and 40's. >> 40's, oh i got in. >> i don't agree with that i think she has to be careful about saying that, you know, politicians aren't in their crime. >> i think we need to qualify. you mean prime for child

bearing. >> i'm just saying what the facts are google it. >> jesse: kellyanne is the kayleigh mcenany,.>> i have a f. as i walked downstairs i smelled congressies baking. i'm here with you and not with my family. according to don lemon i'm in my 30's, man and i only have a few more years left. here i am with you. what is interesting is what don lemon did was the biggest self-own ever because we all know don lemon doesn't like donald trump and presumably he liked hillary clinton who at the time when she ran for president was in her late 60's. we know he doesn't like kevin mccarthy so he must like nancy pelosi late 70s when she took that role as speaker the second time. i mean, we could go on and on. kamala harris late 50's but we won't. what is creepy to me, jesse. who googles when is a woman in

her prime? i mean, you're office is next to mine at fox and i assume your show prep doesn't consist of you in your office googling when a woman is in her prime. don lemon at cnn there you go. >> jesse: i'm surprised don does research. >> i am, too. he wouldn't get that. >> jesse: scariest don lemon's search history. that's a road you don't want to go down. kayleigh, i think you haven't even hit your prime, kayleigh. so, take that to the bank. >> i would hope not. >> jesse: i didn't even have to google that. that's how i would know. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it, jesse. >> jesse: fox news alert. senator john fetterman is back in the hospital. he checked himself in to walter reed last night to receive treatment for clinical depression. this is just a week after he was hospitalized for feeling light-headed. now, his office released a statement this afternoon claiming fetterman has had depression off and on all

throughout his life. but in recent weeks, it became quote, unquote, severe. now, how come fetterman's lifelong struggles with clinical depression never came up during the campaign? we looked into it. it never came up. so the senator from pennsylvania nearly died from a stroke, struggles with depression, and has been battling severe bouts of depression his whole life and checked himself into the hospital twice since being sworn in. we at "primetime" feel incredibly sorry for john fetterman and his family and hope he gets the treatment he needs but we also feel sorry for the people of pennsylvania who were not told the truth before they voted. coming up, johnny learns some self-defense. >> you give them the high block first. if he attacks you again, low block. ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: the crime wave in the can you please is so bad you can't even work out at the gym without getting jumped. thankfully one woman in florida fought back and called 9-1-1. so it made us think, do people actually know how to defend themselves? well, we sent johnny to find out. >> crime is running wild. what's going on? >> a lack of jobs. >> thanks to biden. >> give me a break. >> during the lockdown, everybody just was running amok. nothing was done to stop that. >> they're really robbing, because inflation is still high. >> people are crazy. >> you're riding the subway, and a crazy naked man comes up to you, and wants to tussle it out. what do you do? >> that's kind of tough. i don't deal with too many naked men. >> i would say peace, brother. >> freedom, love, and peace.

>> millennials, get away from me, before i punch you in your face. >> scream for help. >> if he attacks again, low block. >> what do you do if you're walking and 1 pickpockets you? >> hit them and run. >> you may cut me, but i'll wrap this chain around your head. >> sometimes comes up to you and says i want your watch and i want your wallet, how do you react? >> kick them right in the [bleep] >> i would say can i make a call for you? >> then they shoot you. what happens? >> i guess i'm dead. >> rest in peace. >> you're minding your own business, and someone takes a swing at you. what do you do? >> block one hand, swing with the other. >> climb on top of them. >> put it up like that. then i just, oh! >> you'd have a terrible night,

buddy god! >> who do you trust more? the gangs or the police? >> the police. >> no. i think we have really one of the best police departments in the country. >> umm, i mean the police. >> why did you have to think about that so long? >> the noise that's out there in the world. >> when was the last time you called the bloods and crips to help you out? >> das keep letting perps walk. why are they doing that? >> prisons are overcrowded, no more bails. no more bails? >> there's a set of laws for the wealth, another set of laws for tthe poor. >> when are the politicians going to make up? >> when are these politicians going to wake up? >> are you mocking he? >> if you want me to. >> we have a sleeper in chief. >> i'm their nightmare. >> do you know who jesse watters

is? >> i've heard the name. i love new york with a passion. >> badda dada. >> ♪ are going away ♪ >> ♪ i want to be a part of it ♪ new york new york ♪ >> jesse: that package should have been ended about seven seconds earlier. tax satisfy is almost upon us. i've started dealing with it. there's a lot of paperwork involved. get your tax stuff situated now. don't wait. take care of it now. get ahead of it. it's really annoying. i've just begun. let's do some text messages. joanne from florida, i think the rail companies should purchase every home in east palestine. this way anybody who wants to leave town and start over can do it. that's the least they can do. carrie from rochester, your

first two guests have been through so much and still inspiring. penny from arkansas. 400 grand to pop a $12 balloon. try a slingshot next time, joe. he likes the f22s. dennis from ashburn, virginia, one of those my wife's bucket list items is to go hot air ballooning. i'm definitely having second thoughts. if you want to make her your ex-wife. luke from colorado, a sanctuary city, a public pool with a peeing section. honduras is being built off american drug money. don't we have a dea that looks into these things? apparently they're not allowed to go into san francisco. according to bitter lemon, a woman's prime age is when she starts voting for biden. that is true.

rick, kansas city, missed you at the super bowl parade in kansas city. may be you'll get one next year. well, screw you, rick. you guys cheated. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. "tucker" is up next. always remember, i'm watters. this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we haven't taken a poll, but it's possible on this thursday evening, you may be wondering what the hell is going on in our country. there are so many unanswered questions. some of them lingering. how, for example, did senile hermit joe biden get 15 million more votes than his former boss rock star crowd surfer barack obama? results like t