semiconductors and what the u.s. is doing to try to compete. busy week of news this week. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, and every night. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. "jesse watters" primetime starts now. >> hey, bret. have a good weekend. >> jesse: there's a time in our lives when we have to pass the torch, whether it's in the family or business or team, but before we do that we have to pass the bit of wisdom down. so that one day they can take over the dojo we've built. >> then wax. >> why? >> remember, no question. >> yeah, but -- wax on, right

hand. wax off, left hand. >> jesse: eventually the time will come when we know that person is ready to take over. >> show me wax on, wax off. >> jesse: when barack obama's time was finally up, it was time for joe biden to become the sensei of the democratic party. he had to bring in somebody new into the dojo, and chose kamala harris. why? because she shatters. >> you've shattered so many barriers, and did it mostly on your own. >> and thank you to president biden. [laughter] >> you can judge a strong man when he has strong women around him. ha-ha-ha. >> jesse: joe put kamala to work

right away. fix the border. >> we've been to the border. we've been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. i understand the point you're making. >> jesse: he presented a new task. he tried to make her a diplomat, and sent her on her first mission. >> we defend the plan. >> jesse: kamala liked simpler things. >> here's the thing, who doesn't love a yellow school bus, right? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus, right? i love the diagrams, the circles, right? three usually. ha-ha-ha. >> you guys are going to see, you're going to literally see the craters on the moon with your own eyes.

i don't know what it is about those craters on the moon. >> jesse: zebra just can't change their stripes. kamala shatters, cabbingless, and rattles on about shapes and colors. today joe biden officially realized the student will never become the teacher. joe biden is stuck with kamala, and this is as good as it gets. reuters reports that kamala is staying put, operation remove kamala from the ticket, is over. biden thinks blacks and women would hate him if he yanked him. two officials say he's been frustrated about kamala's performance. he thinks she doesn't, quote, rise to the occasion on critical issues. ha-ha. the president doesn't see her as anything as somebody takes over anything off his plate over fears of messing things up. she doesn't take the border seriously because it's not a,

quote, political win for her, and it's a really hard issue. kamala always thought the border was a team effort, like a group project, and no one in d.c. knows what kamala is doing half the time. insiders say harris doesn't go much out in town, and hasn't lit a fire under the democratic establishment. i don't blame kamala. the one time she takes dougie not so fresh out, he kisses another woman. down boy. joe always thought of kamala as a work in progress, but he didn't think it would take this much work. remember, they started off on the wrong foot. >> you know, there was always girl in california who was part of the second-class to integrate her public schools, and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> jesse: ooh. so joe biden messed up the biggest decision of his career. that decision haunts him because he's 80 and the country is worried about re-electing an 80-year-old whose vice president

sounds like a female forrest gump. >> we invested in this, and the images just came back. they show us the to the beginning, all the galaxies. it's the most humbling thing you've ever seen. >> jesse: i bet those men in uniform are thrilled to hear about the public telescope at the dmv. biden doesn't really want to run again, but he feels he has to because his number two can't be groomed. no matter how much the media makes biden/harris look competent, the rest of the world sees it as you and i do. here's saudi arabian tv. ♪

♪ >> jesse: can they get a man to play kamala harris? never mind. if you think the republican side looks chaotic, a biden-harris ticket has big problems. joe biden went to canada today to meet justin trudeau, and our president was exhausted. only went to ottawa, and the man was wiped. >> i applaud china for stepping up -- excuse me. i applaud canada for building 5,500 electric charging stations. guess who builds them. as we stand at this inflection point in history, i had a professor who once explained the question mark as you're going down the hawaii as 60 miles an hour, you rapidly turn one

direction five degrees, you never get back on the same path again, but -- but -- you're in a different course. >> jesse: "primetime" is getting the feeling that joe biden might not be the greatest shape come election time, because he has to go through a taxing campaign, intense scrutiny and constant travel. is that why joe biden hasn't announced he's running for re-election yet? let's bring in clay travis. he's wearing one of the most dapper blazers i've ever seen on the set. >> i'm ready for spring. i'm ready for easter. this jacket proves it. >> jesse: that looks like a kamala harris jacket. your sense of where the ticket stands after this admission through the reuters leaks that they're stuck together. >> it's "weekend at bernie's ii." you started off with the "karate kid."

check it out. i think "weekend at bernie's" was joe biden hiding in the basement in 2020. that worked. he's now going to be 82. they're going to hide him in the basement again. i really think "weekend at bernie's 2" is the plan. jesse, they clearly thought kamala would be able to take over. they had to when they picked her. >> jesse: what did they think that, clay? what gave them that idea she would get better? >> first they thought there's no way america will vote for an 82-year-old president. he never said this was a two-term presidency. he said it was the bridge to the future. i think they thought she was the bridge, and he could be the sensei teaching her how to rise up to being president. >> jesse: they had a four area plan -- four-year in plan. >> yes. i think they realized in year one it was done. it's like when you draft a

really bad quarterback, you can see -- a lot of nfl fans know what i'm talking about. you can tell after year two, really, let's be honest, if the guy is going to be a stud. they knew after like a year and a half kamala is not going to be an all-pro, right? that's the problem. >> jesse: are you sensing panic on the left? >> yes. >> jesse: i didn't realize as a conservative, because i'm not plugged into the democratic scene the way the democrats are, how worried they are about the age factor. >> yes. >> jesse: they probably see joe behind-closed-doors the way we don't see him, and it's worse than it actually appears. she seems worse behind-closed-doors too. >> that's so important. biden is awful. they have to be terrified. i don't know if you're a "game of thrones" fan but you got to

pick the best possible candidate. joe biden is slotted in, because it would be racist or sexist if they didn't pick kamala, so they'll trot lim him out at 82. we'll get to figure out who's the guy that's going to kick joe biden's ass. a lot of people can do it, but making the right selection is so important. democrats know, "weekend at bernie 1" worked. he's not on the road, because it's too dangerous for an elderly person. >> jesse: speaking of selection of the jacket. look at our vice president. they shop at the same outlet. >> but them side by side, who wore it best? i think i look amazing. >> jesse: something else for you. one of our producers went deep into your history.

we got a shot of you, i believe, in high school. do we have that? >> oh, yeah. that's me. >> jesse: what year is this? >> 1997. they made the decision -- this is a bad look. the hair is not a good look. who made the call, we need you waiting for, like, you're getting out of a car. what were they thinking? lean forward on this awkward angle. this is, by the way, i got three kids, all three of them on their ipads have this as their screen saver. this is the backdrop. >> jesse: i want that as my screen saver, and we're not even related. clay travis looking better than he did -- >> hey, it's hard not to be better, right? >> jesse: unlike kamala, you're getting better. iran strikes back. joe told them to knock it off. they just lobbed 20 more missiles our way. this is frank. he runs a sustainable camping supply business. he's smiling because fedex is growing it's

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>> jesse: fox news alert. one american has been killed in syria after an iranian drone strike. our u.s. air defenses went down. after we responded with a precision strike, more missiles near a u.s. base in syria. what the heck is going on? we have the latest from a white house correspondent. >> fox news has learned that more u.s. forces have been injured as a result of what you just pointed out, new iranian rocket attacks near eastern syria. some of the injuries we're told tonight may in fact be very serious. while the pentagon continues to assess its response, there are reports at this hour that more u.s. retaliatory strikes may have been launched. now this tit for tat began with iran proxy forces launched what u.s. officials believe was an

iranian-made drone that killed a u.s. contractor and wounded six other americans on thursday. then president biden ordered a series of retaliatory strikes in response, which were said to have killed eight iranians. then iran, as you said, using proxies in this circumstance, launching seven more rockets, targeting the base, and we talked about the other 20. now, there are assessments at this hour, and in particular we can tell you that in one of those those strikes there were no casualties or damage to the base, but that didn't stop the pentagon from apparently responding again tonight. now, in canada today, the president acknowledged being briefed on the situation, and he said, quote, we're going to continue to keep up our efforts to counter terrorist threats in the region, and partnerships with canada. other members of the coalition to defeat isis. of course, he's saying this knowing this continues to be the latest in the a series of tests. remember this, now, critics in

washington suggest this is all a byproduct of weak leadership at the white house. they point to the chinese spy balloon, russia, what it's doing in ukraine, and other malign activities with our drone itself. you saw that. now you have iran stepping up. this is part and parcel to what happened, say critics on the hill, when you don't have strong leadership at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, jesse. >> jesse: i'm not used to tit for tat with the iranians. usually they get the message after one big strike. i don't like this at all. thank you so much. joe biden was a little confused today. he's been hearing all about the illegals breaking into our country, and heard about the fentanyl. the he doesn't know what border it's coming from. the mexican president said, fentanyl, never heard of it. he went up to canada to figure out a plan with prime minister trudeau. >> we're doubling down on our work to disrupt synthetic drugs,

claiming too many american and canadian lives. we're working to get fentanyl out of our communities. >> jesse: never heard of canadian fentanyl. maple syrup, yes. fentanyl, no. about to see a lot more illegals coming from canada. >> after midnight tonight, police officers will enforce the agreement and return the border to the closest port of entry. >> jesse: wouldn't it be easier to secure the border? well, no. biden is going to rebrand illegal immigrants, calling them now refugees. >> we must never lose sight of our shared values, because our values, those are the linchpin holding everything else together.

welcoming refugees and seeking asylum seekers is a part of who canadians and americans are. >> jesse: steven miller is the found of america first. steven, what the heck is going on here with these guys? >> i can tell you from experience, canada has been desperate for years to get the agreement that joe biden just gave them. they wanted under the trump administration, they came knocking on our door, wanting it. so when illegal aliens crossed from the united states into mexico, then into canada. our policy was, sorry, canada, they're your problem now. joe biden is giving canada a free excuse to send more illegal aliens to the united states, leaving our southern border calamitous wide open. >> jesse: did an illegal alien from canada smash paul pelosi in

the head with a hammer? do you think joe biden even brought that up to the prime minister? >> i highly doubt it, which is shocking, considering the amount of national and international attention that case received. here's another pourpoint. illegal aliens coming from canada into the united states, we could already deport. where he didn't need canada's permission to deport them. we're a sovereign country. they're not fleeing, wanting asylum. any illegal alien from canada coming to the united states, ready to deport. it's more of joe biden giving foreign countries what they want at our expense. all this talk about how we need to welcome more refugees, welcome more asylum seekers, fraudulent asylum seekers, we need to welcome more illegals, more people from other countries. do you have any idea how many people are living here today already from other countries already? how is this assimilation going to work?

here's a shocking statistic. in california, half of children are in immigrant households. 50% of children in the most pop wipopulist state in the whole country have a parent from another country. how does assimilation work? less than half the students in los angeles public schools are even rated as proficient in english. less than half. how does assimilation work? of course the point is they don't want it to work, don't want us to be a nation that has a single coherent culture, a single point of view about big issues like limited government and self-responsibility and the rule of law. they want us to be a country where nobody agrees on anything and big government controls everyone. >> jesse: let me hear your canada impression. >> unfortunately i don't do a very good canadian impression. something like this, about like this, but even canada looks at the united states now and

they're laughing at us. who thought we would see that day, jesse? >> jesse: i don't like canada laughing at us. that's our job. very good, miller. have a good weekend and behave yourself. >> thank you. >> jesse: up next, they conquered the classroom. now democrats want to take over the cafeteria.

>> jesse: we teach children right and wrong, encourage them to work hard and pursue their dreams. most importantly we're the ones who protect them. we decide what they can watch, where they can go, who they can hang out with. yeah, parents need-to-know what they're learning in school. lately that hasn't been the case. parents have been cut off from the classroom. why? because lefty school districts are sneaking in curriculum about white guilt and gender fluidity and graphic sex, and they know

mom and dad probably won't like that so they keep it hush-hush. they tell your kids what happens in the classroom, stays in the classroom. it's not vegas, baby. it's school. republicans have had enough, and came up with a parents bill of rights. it's nothing crazy. would just allow us, the parents, to be in the know. for example, if tracy goes to school and wants to be called timmy, the bill says the school would have to let mom know. if little freddy wants to use the girls room, again, mom and dad have to be kept in the loop. the bill says parents have a right to know the curriculum and a list of, you know, controversial books that are in the library. if there's a speaker at the school, the parents need to know their name, what organization they fund. that's it. basic stuff that every parent should be aware of. but democrats have lost it. >> this is a bill, a republican bill, is asking the government to force the outing of lgbt

people before they are ready. i have a letter i'd like to submit where they are asking the republican party to keep culture wars out of classrooms. our children need urgent and educational aggressive solutions. the american library association coming out against this republican proposal. when we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is, and that is freedom over fascism. thank you. >> jesse: if parents don't want their children reading about sex changes at 7, they're fascist? i don't think so. seems like democrats didn't bother reading the bill. >> what we don't want is the extreme maga republicans trying to tell the parents of america how to educate their children. how to raise their children. extreme maga republicans don't want the children of america to

learn about the holocaust. >> jesse: what is he talking about? this is actually a quote straight from the bill. are you ready? all public elementary and secondary school students should have learn about the holocaust and anti-semitism. the bill says they should be learning about the holocaust. democrats are just lying at this point. so why do you think they're lying about what this bill does? >> because i think parents are stupid. it's that simple. hearing hakeem jeffries talk, that parents don't want their kids to learn about the holocaust. i dug into the library catalog, transgender books, 31 copies, the other book, 39 copies. you know what was not in the

library at loudoun county public schools? the rise and fall of the third reich, the actual history of how nazi germany came to be how, how the holocaust came to be. they're gaslighting parents with lies, and think they're stupid. >> jesse: don't know about auschwitz, but you know about gender reassignment surgery. listen to this. >> don't we want our children to know that slavery was wrong as i fight against slavery today that still exists? >> bills like this make schools more hostile, and results in hate, bigotry, and sometimes deaths of our students. >> we need more politicians reading. >> jesse: can you name one school that teaches slavery was right? i think if that was happening we would have heard about it by now. >> yeah. i don't know where they're getting this. look, i went to elementary

school in the '80s and '90s. in fourth grade we learned all about slavery. we learned about postreconstruction, jim crow. that's 25 years ago. more than 25 years ago. there's no school in america that is saying slavery didn't happen or jim crow didn't happen. they're gaslighting. they want to tell you that systemic racism still exists. we need to talk about racism all the time. we need to look at people based on the color of their skin and cultural identities. when you say, i'm not sure about that policy, that's a great thing, you don't want to teach about slavery, the holocaust. it's in insane. these people are clearly not telling the truth, not looking at what's going on in schools, because there's no school in america where slavery is not taught. >> jesse: we called it brainwashing with kids cold over covid, we saw it over zoom, got

a peek into what's going on with the stupid books and crt, and now the left is panicking. are they able to shut this down or will we get a window into the classroom? >> you know, i think this bill is important. it's certainly going to help. it's a first step. one of the things we need to get to -- and hopefully this bill has some things to get there -- is a private right of action for parents to take schools to court, to make sure the rights are enforceable, right? if a parent wants to see the curriculum, the school says, no, you don't get to see it, opt out of transgender awareness day, parents need to take their school to court. i think this is a good first step, but i don't think the republicans can take their foot off the gas. the longer we push, the better we'll be. >> jesse: get the lawyers involved. we don't like getting the lawyers involved, but we will if we have to. ian, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> thanks for having me. >> jesse: if you ask most people

how to lose weight, they'll tell you to eat healthy and exercise. here's the problem. the definition of healthy foods have changed. big food has tricked you into thinking junk food is good for you. they fund the science, the studies. the science says lucky charms better than eggs. rigged. 95% of the people who write the usda' nutritional guidelines are in bed with companies like kellogg's, general mills, and more. it's paying off. the usda now says lunchables, remember those, owned by kraft heinz are healthy enough to sell as lunch in school cafeterias. lunchables. instead of serving a hot meal, schools will sell processed meat and fake cheese in a plastic box. extra cheesy pizza lunchables. turkey and cheese lunchables. 30 million kids can eat this junk every day now. that's a lot of cash for kraft

heinz. lunchables had to rejigger the recipe to make them healthy enough to serve at schools. get it? they weren't healthy enough at first. schools had to lower the bar to get the lunchables. now the government says lunchables are healthy. lunchables are health food. lunchables will help you lose weight. i got lunchables right here. look how little it is. is that lunch? let's crack this thing open. this isn't even real turkey. it's slime. it's all wet. i take my makeup with this stuff. look at this. this is just a cracker. look at this. this is government cheese. it's not even real cheese. on the back, it's concealed cheez whiz. on the back, it says "prepared cheese product." that means they can't call it cheese because it's not real cheese. they call it cheese product. i can't even look at this. it's disgusting! public school cafeterias are now cash registers for big food.

they're fattening kids up. remember charlie and the charlie chocolate factory? bill pharma will sell you a diet pill, too. no more. up next, are windmills secretly spying on us?

>> jesse: the l.a. pd messed up big. the lapd released the names, pictures and badge numbers of thousands of officers, including undercovers, and now all their lives are at risk. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the story. jonathan? >> good evening, jesse. the main issue is the release of the identities of a certain number of undercover officers, which were apparently accidentally included when the lapd released the names and photos of thousands of the officers as part of a standard public records request that was made by an antipolice watchdog group called the stop lapd

spying coalition. the los angeles police department protective league is now calling for an investigation of lapd chief michael moore and a police administrator believed to have been involved in the release of that information. the chief has in fact himself already called for an investigation intothis all happened. he says california law compelled the department to act on the records request, but that, quote, it appears that once the decision was made to release the information, that appropriate safeguards were not put in place to ensure those assigned to sensitive investigations were not included, but many rank-and-file officers, while accepting that the lapd had a legal obligation to release the information when formally requested, believed they should have been forewarned that the information was about to be made public. of course they worry that it might compromise their safety. now, that antipolice activist

group that posted the information on line says the public has a right to know the identity of officers and it says it is just putting names and photos online, not home addresses or other sensitive and personal information. obviously, though, jesse, a lot of officer here in l.a. very concerned indeed. jesse? >> jesse: i would be, too. thanks, jonathan. >> sure. >> jesse: environmentalists are murdering our whales just to go green. now dolphins are dying. just tuesday eight dolphins washed up on the jersey shore. that makes 23 whales and 11 dolphins dead since big wind started action off the coast. here's the thing, the biden people knew this was going to happen. they're still going full speed ahead, because the truth is the money's already been spent. the contracts have been papered. the unions got paid. so did the donors. that's what joe cares about. >> i brought all the unions together, brought them in the white house, not a joke, because

they all said, we'll lose our job, and i pointed out, guess what, every single solitary initiative required to deal with the environment creates union jobs. [applause] creates thousands of jobs. thousands of jobs. >> jesse: maybe the whales should unionize. first, l look at the size of the windmills. these things are nearly a thousand feet tall. that's like 500 gutfelds stacked on top of each other. a lot of gutfelds. on top of killing whales, the biden administration also admitted in a report that the windmills have no impact on climate change. none. they'll actually increase greenhouse gas emissions. huh? we've already known the threat to animals, but the real question is did offshore wind just become our biggest national security threat? right now germany, denmark, and great britain, all of our allies own our precious coastlines for

wind. sure, they're our allies, but every ally can flip. our enemies would pay good money to these countries for a slice of our coast. do you think china would let us lease out parts of the south china sea? i don't think so. i'm not sure that would happen. i mean, wouldn't need balloons anymore if their spies were local. iran would love a chance to set up shop at the jersey shore. we may not even see it coming. maybe even the cartels. the possibilities are endless. and endlessly bad. did anybody tell the big guy the windmills do more harm than good? >> as we speak, the atlantic coast is used as a testing ground for the eventual national implementation of offshore wind despite the gravity of this undertaking the bureau of ocean energy management has engaged in a rushed and sloppy project and

a sloppy approval process. >> jesse: a congressman from the jersey shore, sponsoring legislation to kill biden's offshore wind deals. germany has the real estate off the coast of the shore. germany is an ally now. a couple decades ago, we were killing a lot of nazis. couldn't they put espionage technology in there? couldn't they put a little telescope, maybe like launch a missile from the windmill? i don't like it, congressman. do you? >> i don't like any of it. let me tell you, i don't like what they're doing to our environment. i don't like what they're doing to our entire east coast. now they're eyeing up the great lakes, looking at the gulf. this is a problem. we're dissecting and selling away our oceans. bad enough we're selling our farmland. now we're selling our oceans, because we have a weak president who is allowing all of this to

happen. i want people to understand these windmills for a second, what it really means. this means you're going to have literally millions of acres -- i'm not exaggerating -- millions of acres that are now under control of foreign countries. it means that our energy is going to be under control of foreign countries. it means that it's going to be dangerous for navigation. it's going to be dangerous for literally health, many people think, because they'll be very loud. there's going to be so many of them, as close as 9 miles to actual areas where we have people. so this is a real problem. from beginning to end, it doesn't help the environment. it hurts our sealife. it hurts the fishing industry. it hurts the tourism industry. you know what, they've got it slated, not only for new jersey, i'm talking to congressmen now all the way from new england down to florida, they don't want

it, we don't want it, and it doesn't help. >> jesse: all right. real quick, if we get a republican president in the white house, can we kill all of this? >> we can. it was killed. i spoke to president trump -- i've been fighting this fight for years. president trump was killing it. they brought it back. >> jesse: all right. we got to kill this thing. this is no good. >> yes. >> jesse: thank you very much, congressman. >> thank you. >> jesse: up next, "sink or ♪ this feels so right... ♪ >> jesse: up next, "sink or swim." adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt.

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first category, presidential punchline. radio host howard stern wants this person to run for. he is so smart and really measured when he takes on a debate as a jon stewart or is i bomar. both are going with stewart is that right? >> i figured out who should run. for president on the democratic side and he would win in a slamdunk great his name is jon stewart. howard was right braid wasn't h running, he said he was running. >> finger licking good, apparently xi loves fast food. who delivered, was a kfc or was it mcdonald's? get you're going with wiki d's. kfc, could get anyone can give

you a bag of food for four dollars, only the colonel can give you a delicious home-cooke deal for $5. >> the next category, learning to lose, we know the biden family had ever cozy relationship with china his administration does too. which cabinet secretary recentl said we can all learn from what china is doing when it comes to climate change, was a grand home , he or was it yellen. get this is our show, jesse. to get this is a layout for these two, this is a revealed. get we are hopeful that we can all learn from what china is doing with the amount of money they are investing in clean energy is actually encouraging. >> she shouldn't be saying this right you need this one, duffy. you need this, you need to basically go the opposite of whatever.

>> take a peek at the panel. the category is that like a lick , this opened up vanity fair recently calling herself the witch of love and reveals she often communicates with birds, butterflies, and squirrels. is it pam anderson, or is it gisele? both are going with the blonde bombshell. let's see either interpret. >> after months of speculation and headlines coming giselle is breaking her silence about divorce from tom brady. >> i never thought it would be her. we have a tiebreaker situation. here it is, alex myrdal had a estate sale. how much did this popcorn machine sell for. it looks like a commercial grad machine you would see at the

theater, closest to it, gets it. >> $200 spread. >> $500. >> the answer is $1,300. >> 6,000 for the couch spread. >> are you going to hold it against him? >> he's not a winner because he knows that. >> she keeps you in your place, i like that. better like next time. >> thank you very much. what did i tell you, every time my staff orders pinkberry, they forget about me and they know how much i like it so when johnny says we ordered it, did you get me any cracks he says yeah, and guess what he gives me ? one, and guess what, it's all melted, thanks, johnny, you're fired. text messages. todd from brownsville, texas, your karate kid that joe is thi and say, he is no mr. miyagi.

you are probably right pretreat from chipley, florida, is kamal putting wax on the air force on you guy thought they looked pretty good in his yearbook picture, how about show us your yearbook picture. >> how about i don't. tucker is up next, always remember, i am waters and this is my world. ♪ >> good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. it has been a long week and the news business. all sorts of things you thought could never happen did in fact happen in vice versa, a whole bunch of predictions failed to materialize, the big theme of the week was lying, there was a extraordinary amount of lying, at this point the people in charge seem like they tell the truth only b