live. i highly recommend it. should be action-packed show. thank you so much for watching "special report." "jesse watters primetime" with guest host will cain starts right about now. will, great show. >> will: thank you so much. i will take it from here. >> will: welcome to "jesse watters primetime," i am will cain. donald trump has shattered a lot of glass ceilings. a presidency of firsts. he was the first president to be impeached twice. he was the first president to have his home raided by the fbi. and, now, he is the first president to be indicted. on tuesday, he will be hauled in, fingerprinted and have his mugshot taken, why is this happening? well trump has a way of making people lose their mind. >> donald trump is president of the united states. [boos] perhaps more importantly trump

is the first person to take on permanent washington. in 2017 donald trump dropped on d.c. like a nuclear bomb. the president was finally telling the bureaucrats who pulled the levers of our government. permanent washington then hit trump with everything they had. investigations impeachments, and leaks the useful idiots in the press who cost play like they speak truth to power but, instead, carry the water for the powerful. 2020 comes around and they hide under hunter biden's laptop right before an election only pulling back the curtain after joe biden slips into the white house. now trump's back on the campaign trail, promising, in fact, in ed the ukraine war within 24 hours. no says permanent washington. so a district attorney in new york that almost no one has heard of cobbles together a frankenstein prosecution to take down his party's biggest political enemy. the two star witnesses a disbarred lawyer and a porn

actress. both with a lot to gain. stormy daniels is getting rich off trump's indictment. in fact, she is selling merchandise like t-shirts, posters and sex toys use promo cord stormy for 30% off. the only stormy is district attorney alvin bragg. number one campaign issue was arresting trump. >> a lot of people are wondering whoever has this job are they going to convict donald trump. >> that is the number one issue. i'm the candidate in the race that has the experience with donald trump. i was the chief deputy in the attorney general's office. we sued the trump administration over 100 times. >> and you believe it should happen? >> i bel accountable. >> will: the number one issue not arresting murderers, not

stopping subway attacks get trump. and now bragg has delivered on his promise. he will now be in the history books. all bragg had to do was destroy everything that separates us from a third world country. but the media says this case is rock solid. no one is above the law. >> a sign that even someone who was once the most powerful person on the planet is not above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> how do they do that? a demeanor well past the statute of limitations what the case may be is alvin bragg is beyond the law. nancy pelosi for that merit is someone that cares nothing for the law. she says trump is guilty until proven innocent. she tweeted, quote: the grand jury has acted upon the facts and the law. no one is above the law. and everyone has a right to a trial to prove innocence.

to prove innocence. flipping the american standard of justice on its head. a country where you are innocent until proven guilty turned when it come to donald trump by nancy pelosi. can we that same standard for the clintons? how about the bidens? what about the pelosis? why don't you prove you're not insider trading, nancy? america hasn't in the past worked that way that is the way it will work in the future dance in the street after spilling your blood. >> i am not usually here on a thursday night but, you know, things happen. deep breath, everybody. >> the j. in donald j. trump stands for jail. it's historic and it's funny. it's very, very funny. >> stormy daniels is like oh so this is what it feels like to be satisfied. >> today i'm feeling a little extra american.

i didn't know it would feel this good. >> i called it. did you? we feel good. >> it really is a celebration of the law. >> i had such a little juicy nugget. the judge that presided over that case where the trump family was found guilty is the same judge presiding over donald trump's 30 counts. >> will: that smile tells you all you need to know. this isn't about the law. it's about those people and their glee. former fbi director james comey as well, very happy. why? comey, of course, kicked off the russia investigation and he can never get that to stick now he says it's a very, very good day. you see, bragg has finished what comey started. two very different cases but the same goal. take down the biggest threat to permanent washington. let's turn now to brett tolman a former u.s. attorney and executive director of right on

crime. breath, grpbreath. donald trump will avail himself justice system. what will happen next, what should we watch after tuesday? >> well, you are going to see right off the bat a very serious defense by donald trump and his attorneys. there is no joking around right now. the conviction rate across this country is over 90% once you have been charged. so they have to take it inare yes yes diddably seriously, motion and several motions filed immediately i predict first motion is going to be a first motion to dismiss the case as being outside the statute of limitations. this a misdemeanor case well

outside the statute of limitations the argument the prosecution is going to make is that it was tolled during the pandemic. i will tell you, will, i have never heard of a pandemic exception to the statute of limitations. that, i believe, will be the first motion to get rid of the case. >> seems the most obvious as well, brett major it's a mockery to be a political witch-hunt. that being said to your point 90% conviction rates entire behind a prosecution. as well you have junction and potential jurors. can donald trump in new york expect a fair judge and a fair and impartial jury. >> you know, it's a great question, will. i'm glad you highlighted this issue. 90 years ago. a famous justice on the supreme court justice souter land said the prosecutor is the servant of the law and that he -- it was

his duty to never do something to manipulate the justice system in order to achieve a conviction. what we are seeing is that manipulation. we have crossed that line. that prosecutor is going to do everything they can to present a case and even in the number of counts, that is -- the objective in adding 30 counts, for example, will, is merely the optics to present to a jury that this is more serious than just the one issue with stormy daniels. this is a very serious matter with lots of criminal counts. send a message to the jury. it's unfair but it's within the bounds of the prosecutor's prerogative and many prosecutors do it wit. >> will: this is not about a porn star or extramarital affair or quote unquote hush money or

nondisclosure agreements. a an accounting error. this is simply about accounting which is misdemeanor. forward. if this is the case, what happens in alabama. what happens in texas. what happens when it comes to retribution and prosecutors that hold different political views. their constituency that alvin bragg. >> we don't realize the magnitude of the moment right now in history that we're standing in it will be the change in landscape that converts prosecutors, we were trending in this direction with all the politics behind a lot of prosecutorial discretion. but now it's out in the open and it's blatant and we are going to see it on both sides. we will never go back. you cannot put the genie back in the bottle.

this is something that will change the landscape of this country forever. >> >> brett tolman thank you so much. as you mentioned as you put into context. this moment in history putting that into context, thank you, brett. >> thanks, will. now bret and i look forward now let's just look towards tuesday. former president trump allegedly reportedly plans to fly to new york monday, then turn himself in on tuesday. now, this is going to take high levels of coordination between the secret service and nypd. how are they going to pull it off? chuck is a senior secret service agent and joins us now. great to have you with us. how do you expect tuesday to unfold? >> yeah, good evening, will. look. while it's certainly unprecedented situation here that we find ourselves in regardless of the situation, what will stay consistent is the extremely thorough methodologies that the secret service employs

with local partners around the country on a daily basis so, for example, fryer tuesday, the secret service is paying close attention to the intelligence to keep an eye on potential protests disruptive activities and also for any specific and credible threats that may emerge based on the increased media coverage and the divisibleness of the decision to make sure that venue is safe and secure for the former president. protection detail which remains with the former president 24/7. they are the ones that will make the trip to new york and anywhere else the former president decides to go. the tip of the spear to keep the former president very safe.

>> will: chuck, there has been some question. there is doubt about whether or not a traditional bookerring would take place, first of all, for most white collar criminals or alleged criminals in any case but much less former president of the united states in terms of handcuffs, mug shots it, fingerprinting, you would assume to your knowledge when it comes to he would always be accompanied by secret service? >> absolutely no doubt always within eyesight. i will tell you the one thing the secret service will not put themselves in the middle of not be a part of talks between the district attorney's office and trump's legal team. it's not their place. not their wheelhouse. they are not going to get involved in any type of process decisions as those are made. >> will: well, what an unprecedented day in american history never happened before. we expect it to go down next

tuesday. thank you so much, chuck. >> thank you, will. >> will: coming up a transschool shooter killed six in tennessee and the white house is here to remind us who the real victims are. >> our hearts go out to those -- the trans community as they are under attack right now but this is a president who has said many times before he has their backs. '. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitalizations and death from asthma problems when used alone. when this medicine is used

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>> will: you may have missed this but yesterday hundreds of antigun activists stormed tennessee capitol building over the school massacre committed by a trans shooter earlier this week. as you expect they went berserk.

[shouting] [chanting] [bleep] [bleep] [shouting] [bleep], [bleep] >> will: after a standoff in the halls of the capitol building activistsen managed to break into an active legislative chamber. >> no action, no peace. no action, no peace. no action, no peace. [shouting] [shouting] [chanting enough is enough] >> will: there is a word for this and i have heard it.

what's -- some people say it a lot. what is the word? help. see if i can come up with it protesters were seen in that capitol building holding up by the way seven fingers in the air screaming seven lives as in seven victims of that shooting. remember, six victims were killed by one shooter. a trans identified shooter who was not in any way a victim in this shooting there she is counted among the seven. which is literally what they have been all week. the daily mirror tweeted out school shooter audrey hale could have been a children's illustrator as her art wore fox business network ray work was women's call. teacher profile in hitler's career in the separate section. cbs allegingly banning their staff from even saying the word transgender for this mass shooter. the entire media flipping the

script to have this fit this narrative. a group of trans activists in kentucky stormed a capitol building as well not just tennessee but kentucky. and, yes, this time there was even a trans shaman. >> shaman that's the word it was nurection. the word i was looking for earlier. in the same week a trans person shoots up a school in state buildings get stormed by trans shamans. how is the white house coping with this? they are in mourning but for the trans community. >> people don't want their freedoms to be taken. they want us to fight for their freedoms and so it is shameful. it is disturbing. and our hearts go out to those-out trans community as they are under attack right now but this is a president who has said many times before he has their backs.

>> will: in fact. biden put out a statement saying trans people, quote, shape our nation's soul. is this -- is it just me or is it not the best time? read the room. robbie starbuck is the host of the robbie starbuck podcast and he joins us now. robbie, great to see you this evening. in fact, i'm hesitant to ask you whether or not you are surprised to see the turn of events this week and how this school shooter has been treated and how this story has been turned but we have gone from a horrific incident in everyone's estimation to this being the week we need to focus on trans days of visibility. >> will, i'm not surprised at all because the democratic party has become encapsulation of what you just saw from joe biden and his white house and they are media pup pets this week. they are treating this shooter this mass murderer of this victim and it can't be forgotten it is a trans mass murderer but they want to go and white wash that by making everything about how trans people are basically

the soul of the nation. i'm sorry, but you know what? that says a lot about the soul of our nation. it is sick. and do you know what? that's not the soul of my nation. that's not the soul of the nation i know. that'sth soul of maybe the one joe biden believes. in but the soul of the nation that i believe in is those three little kids, those 9-year-olds gunned down by a trans mass murderer. it's those three adults who lost their lives because their christian. that's the soul of the nation i believe. in and for what they have chosen to do this week to override the locals of life and to try to replace it with messages as if the trans community be is the one being victimized it's just disgusting to anybody in regular america beyond that,s videos you played earlier from the legislature when they tried to storm the capitol in tennessee. those people are actually inside that were in the well, those are legislators here. justin pearson, justin -- there is two justices and then there is gloria johnson. these people they need to be expelled from the legislature.

and this is going to be happening in the next week. they're incensed that legislature members were out there coordinating with these activists. these activists who, again, by the way had those seven fingers up because they consider the trans mass murderer a victim. >> will: amongst that crowd shoving their way through police barricades onto the well of a legislature. you are telling me weren't just radical activists but legislatures in those states looking to disrupt their own proceedings. >> exactly, yes. have you got two justices or two young men in fact one of them he was actually a radical far left organizer and activist before he was elected in the most recent election. and that justin, he was arrested for assault even. but democrats here divided to elect him and his small district here in nashville. and that member was the guy holding the mega phone you see in there and the other one is holding his cute little sign. they were the ones whipping up the crowd. they need to pay a political price for that you don't belong

in the general assembly if you are going to be wing that type of thing up and putting lives in danger. there are people who work in the capitol of all political stripes. they are good people. they don't deserve to be put in danger because you have a political gripe. >> will: what do you make of the hypocrisy. the images january 6th january h insurrection day and mirror image look at this movement on the floor of the legislature. on top of that focus on cbs news. i know very well the rules when the shooter in some type of horrific incident white lead with the race and lead with the manifesto. if it doesn't meet that, then it is hide the race or my the motivation. what do i do? what is the meaning of the hypocrisy? >> the democratic party they are the kings and queens of hypocrisy and projection. that is who they are now. it's the reason why you see no moderate democrat speaking out about this and saying hey, hold up a second. why are we putting out messages about trans people being the victims instead of these six innocent christians who were gunned down for their beliefs?

that's why they are not there because they know they will be pushed out of their party if they speak out about this and they say you know what? we have got to stop the hypocrisy and we have got acknowledge reality. and you end up with activist legislators like you see here and see it all over the country with alvin bragg in new york charging president trump. they are turning into a radical party that are not a real alternative to the american people. >> i think, rob, what we have to come to grips with it's not above it's a feature. not a quest for principles it's a power. in that quest hypocrisy is a feature on your way to power. robbie starbuck. always great to talk to you. >> you as well. see you soon, will. >> will: up next our college professors can't tell the difference between men and women and they are proud of it. >> 100 years from now both men and women, could you tell the difference strictly off. >> no, because. [laughter]

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e >> transperson to ever win a will division one ncaa championship. >> i'm very honored to field title and can i only hope that i'm able to give other trans people the inspiration and motivation i was given. >> will: speaking of reading the room espn clearly doesn't know how to read the room. this week the network used women's history month to honor transgender swimmer lia thomas. slap in the face to all of the college women who lost to the male born thomas like all-american swimmer reilly gains she is one of those competitors and outspoken critic of thomas. earlier this week reilly was at the university of pittsburgh. she was talking about the differences between a man and a woman, you know, basic stuff. not necessarily collegiate level stuff or so we thought.

more kindergarten material or so we thought. but, when gaines confronted one anthropology professor. the teacher's response was laughable. >> i actually have a question for you. you they being anthropologist an though polling study of human civilization. >> biological [inaudible] >> if you were to dig up a human, two humans 100 years from now a man and a woman could you tell the difference strictly off the bones? >> no. because -- [laughter] >> will: no, he said. i don't know who gave that professor his ph.d. they might want to look into taking it back. the teacher tried to defend himself in front of the class. i have over 150 years of data.

i'm just curious as to why i'm being laughed at. >> will: i can answer the question. because what you said is stupid. i'm not sure what data you have. but the simple truth is men and women's bones are different. our skeletons are different. we have different skulls. women have a pelvis that allows them to give birth i don't know what they're teaching at the university of pittsburgh anthropology department. those students might need to find a different professor. and while democrats are rejoicing in washington. the white house has kept an unusually tight lid on the trump indictment. biden and kamala were asked about it already and neither of them took the bait. >> mr. president, do you think that the charges against trump are politically motivated? >> i have no comment on trump. >> what is your comment on former president donald trump's indictment. >> i am not going to comment on an ongoing criminal case as it relates to the former president. >> will: it's the same playbook they used on the mar-a-lago

raid. the white house waited weeks before saying anything about trump's classified documents. i think at this point everyone on his comms teams agrees the less joe biden says the better. but joe biden knows what's going on even if he doesn't look like it. while everyone is talking about trump's indictment he is out of his basement and he is on his best behavior. today, he went to visit tornado victims in mississippi. and he is trying to paint a picture for the american people. one of us is here to help you, the other one is about to get arrested. it's all very calculated. while the white house wants to avoid talking about it at all costs, the indictment is like a hand grenade tossed into the republican primary. 2024 hopefuls who are secretly hoping trump just goes away are now forced to defend him and have to chime in. they can't afford not to. nikki haley, tim scott, ron desantis, they all released statements in support of trump within a few hours of the indictment. former vice president mike pence spoke to fox this afternoon.

>> the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states on a campaign finance issue is outrageous. the details that will follow will not change that fact. i think millions of americans looking on see this for what it is. it's a political prosecution by a manhattan d.a. who literally campaigned for office on a pledge to indict the former president. >> will: meanwhile a recent fox news poll showed that trump's poll numbers have surged since we learned of an indictment. we learned an indictment was coming. so how is this going to play out for the next year and a half? let's bring in real clear politics co-founder tom bevan. tom, great to see you don't. so, that's the big question that everybody is asking. the impact on 2024. >> what do you think the actions of the manhattan d.a. alvin bragg will have on the race for president? >> well, that's the great unknown. i mean, as you mentioned, will, in the short-term, the -- it's

caused republicans to galvanize to trump's side even his competitors to 2024. it's a no-brainer. they have to make these statements and defend trump because it was, by all accounts, sort of an outrageous act of politics. but, in the longer term, what does it mean? we are still nine months away from the first vote being cast in the 2024 republican primary. and so all of this is going to play out as these candidates are making their way through iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and china. and trying to convince voters that there is alternative to trump. how that plays out i think remains to be seen as this case moves forward along on a separate track while the republican primary moves forward awes. >> will: tom, the conventional wisdom seems to be this indictment will help trump in a primary. the great question seems to be what will happen for donald trump in a general election. i want to share this with you at

home. check out this full screen poll. it shows quinnipiac 70 percent of independents think alvin bragg and his motivation for this is mainly political. the great question then becomes not just what happens in a primary but what happens in a general election? and will independents also see the political nature of this indictment and gravitate back to trump? we lost tom bevan, we will have that conversation continued into the future about the impact on the political race in 2024. but, in the meantime. coming up. the who finally admits what we have known all along. kids don't need the covid vaccine if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid.

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>> will: so for three years we have been told the second your kid is eligible it's your duty to get them vaccinated. now, look, i know we are a little removed from the pandemic at this point. but think back and remember how they treated our kids. they shut down our schools over this. teachers did not want to be around unvaccinated children. so they put the carrot over

parents' head. if you want your kid to be educated then you must get them vaccinated. >> parents, i strongly encourage to you get your children vaccinated. >> the statewide requirement for in-person instruction for all of our children to add to that list the vaccination for covid-19. >> put a spotlight on how important it is to get our children vaccinated. >> try to get parents to really be a part of this team of getting our children vaccinated. >> will: if you wanted your kids to be social lined. if you wanted your kids to play sports and be educated in person you had to get the vaccination. but, this week the world health organization quietly revised their website to say well, maybe kids don't have to be vaccinated after all. maybe the threat to kids was minuscule. maybe their risk of dying was even more minuscule. they are finally admitting to

the alarming trend of myocarditis in our kids. they are finally admitting by extension that me and my co-host rachel campos-duffy have been right all along. let's bring in my co-host on "fox & friends weekend" rachel campos-duffy. rachel, on one hand we take a moment and go thank goodness that reality has broken through the cloud of lies. kids have never needed to get vaccinated. >> yeah. you know, it's so funny. i'm so glad you brought out -- brought me up because i'm one of those moms i was like wait a minute, this is a vaccine for which there is no, you know, long-term studies, nobody is guaranteeing anything. what is this about myocarditis nobody is talking about? i mean, all of this stuff was happening and we were made to feel like we were crazy. >> i think there were two reasons and it was unprecedented to force people to take something for which there were no long-term studies. it was just common sense. and they did it for two reasons.

they wanted to, one, ratchet up the fear and they used our kids to do it just like that man on that npr fauci documentary say you just want to create more fear. and the second was a lot of people made a lot of money. they just just happened to be democrat donors, big pharmama. that's really what it was in a smut shell. other kids were barred from activities. made to feel like pariahs. made to think their parents were crazy if their parents is said no, you can't take the vaccine. this is just another example of where democrats are willing to politicize something that should not be politicized and punish children and use them in the process of pushing their agenda. it's happening all over the place. >> will: rachel, look, it's usually my job to bring the optimism and your job to bring reality or pessimism to our conversation. let me now turn the channel. i'm happy reality has broken

through the cloud of lies, rachel, on the other hand, there are not as many people obstinate and stubborn and resolved as rachel campos-duffy. there is a lot of people who gave into the threat and carrot and got their children vaccinated at the very least unnecessarily and, perhaps, dangerously when it comes to, for example, what they are not willing to discuss myocarditis. i'm sorry but an oops from the who and change in policy isn't good enough. >> rachel: i totally agree. people have to be held accountable. by the way, not just myocarditis. we interviewed on our show a young girl who can't -- she is in a wheelchair. wheelchair bound. people who have very, very serious vaccine injuries from which their lives still have not recovered from. myocarditis is just one of them. that is why we can't let this go. i'm so glad you are bringing up this topic, will. until people are held accountable. until dr. fauci is discredited and he stops doing these, you know, magazine spreads and until

he is not held up as this, you know, amazing person, it's not going to end. there has to be serious consequences because the people who pushed this had an agenda and they hurt people in the process. and it will happen again unless there is accountability. i will with will no doubt about it. i want to get you in on this topic. you are the perfect voice to play. i could play for you all the different ways the administration has addressed what happened or did not happen in nashville. meaning the focus this week when it comes to the administration has been on the trans community. not the children who were killed at that christian school. and that comes with a consequence as well because what we have seen this week is while you ignore those victims you also allow the threat to continue if there are schools specifically in colorado who deal they are under attack and closed their doors down this was today, rachel, they dent know how credible but they don't want to take any risks the threats might have been but there was some anticipation of further violence in dlorld and they shut

down the christian schools today good for those principles don't take any chances with our kids. christian kids are being targeted. you have to think if this had happened at a jewish school at a muslim school lgbtq center. there would be no question. we would say there is a hate crime and manifesto would be released and we would know that those people were targeted but if it's christian kids or christian pro-life center all those pro-life centers are run by christians. you know, pro-life centers, 70 attacks on pro-life centers and they still haven't put anyone, you know, charged anyone with those crimes. in fact, the fbi stole the surveillance video from the pregnancy centers, went to the fbi going here, can you figure out hot criminals are? and then they withheld them, those videos saying oh, yeah, we better hang on to these because we think they might be from

white supremacists. crazy stuff like this is happening. christians feel under attack, the right to feel under attack. the people in charge have shown no empathy for them. have shown no desire to protect them. and you and i both know that we have conversations with fellow conservatives this week and every one is on edge. and i think they are right to be on edge. >> will: well, rachel, i will see you and rachel and i both hope we will see all of you in about 10 hours from now right here on the fox news channel. all right. rachel. >> rachel: sleep tight. bye, will. >> will: up next, what's wrong with the show friends? its biggest star says it could never be made today.

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>> it ranks one of the greatest sitcoms of all times. everybody loved friends. jennifer and stop says people tell her friends is unacceptable. a show that went off the air 20 years ago already offensive. young americans say friends was too white and too mean. >> here's my boy and here's his barbie.

>> where is monica? >> over here, dad. >> wait. >> life so easy in america kids are accepting for things to be offended by. michigan state just released and language guide banning words considered offensive by kids. what are the words? jimmy here to go over those words. >> i look like an ecstacy

dealers from the 90s. >> let's go through some of the words. the first word up. female. no more at michigan state. >> how about a trigger warning before you hit me with that level of aggression? we are ensent i haveizing people to seek outrage. people are looking for something to leaped an offense charge. they're called losers. >> it's currency. >> thank you. >> here is another one. in time for easter. bunnies eggs, chicks. what are you laughing at? >> can you man the woke easter egg hunt? no, we are not hunting until you correct your language. >> what's wrong with bun snis.

>> i don't know if they're associating them with playboy bunnies. >> how about look at this one? hold down the fort. can you temperature me jimmy? >> well, you've got to be mindful of other peoples traditional values meaning most people in their 20s are at home having pillow fights. we are alluding to war? everybody who is only on board with this has a ukranian flag. it's dumb. >> we will keep saying those

words and they're not off limits. >> don't defund the joke police. >> that's it tonight. as i mentioned you're ten hours away from fox and friends weekend kicks off at 6 a.m. tomorrow. until then tucker carlson tonight is next. see you next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the defining principle at the american legal system and american life the principle that's kept us free is equal justice and the principle is fairly simple. whatever you look like or who your parents were or politics might be the law treats you the same way as it would any other american. in this country just