general. >> bret: world war ii veteran celebrates turning 102 years old. gene was a bomb navigator during the war years ago. he began writing leaders letters to his grandchildren detailing life experience and advice and nearing his 80th birthday he has some great words in there letters from grandpa. primer for life. congratulations, sir, happy birthday, thank you for your service, fair, balanced and still unafraid. here is jesse. >> jesse: congrats on getting the debate and thanks for letting me co-moderate. >> bret: we will see. no announcement yet. >> jesse: all right. i'll wait. thank you, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: there comes a time in our lives when we have to grow up. and the first step to growing up is saying goodbye to mom's homemade cooking and moving out. some people realize that early in life. others not so much. >> is this your place? >> no, no, no, no, no, no. i live with my mom. >> oh.

>> yeah. >> you hungry? hey, mom, can we get some meat loaf. >> chance, i'm okay. i had a bite before i came over. thank you. >> jesse: that's usually when dad sits down and says son, it's time for you to get a life. right now there is one person who really needs to have that talk. and since his dad won't say it "primetime" will. hunter, it's time for you to finally grow up. believe us, this is coming from a place of love. because hunter is 53 and still clinging on to daddy. it feels like wherever joe goes, hunter follows. sure, it's nice have the kids around during the holidays. especially to help out with the egg roll at your house. but, easter is over, hunter, and dad has to get back to work. yesterday, joe jetted off to ireland but right behind it was you guessed it, hunter, and that six hour flight really put hunter in a hungry mood. listen. >> how are you? >> hungry. >> i just got about 10 pounds of

[inaudible] >> are you kidding me? >> hunter usually pays for the big guy. it's not like biden got it. the taxpayers are paying. we got it, hunter, you're welcome. so why is hunter in ireland? look at this. hunter gets on air force 1 with a beard. and he gets off air force beard in ireland without it. joe biden made his son shave. can't you see the president saying hunter, come on, we are in ireland. you look like hell. borrow my raiser, buddy. look presentable, dammit, these are our people. by the way, look how hunter holds the umbrella. who is he holding it for? his dad or aunt valerie. we call her silent val by the way we never hear from her but she is vicious. maybe he wanted to look nice for when he played binder. >> dad, he has a question. >> what's your question?

>> what's the top [inaudible] >> what's the top what? >> [inaudible] >> push back and everyone push up. >> success? >> making sure that we don't all have covid. what are you talking about? >> what's the key to success? >> what's the key to success? you know what i found out the key to success is that i'm not sure i'm the best guy to explain it. >> jesse: joe will only take questions from kids. and he still needs help. and where is jill? this is jill's job. but tagging along with dad is nothing new for hunter the man-child. air force 2 to china. air force 1 to ireland, he has been doing that his whole life would were with my dad cons constantly go with cad whenever whatever we wanted. we probably took advantage of it a little too much sometimes. but, so we were, you know, we

would be on the train with him down to d.c. running through the halls of the ruffle senate building. my dad took the train back and forth every day. >> jesse: hunter just loves being with his daddy. i love my dad, too. but i don't follow him to work every day. we have always heard this is the biden cover story, haven't we? they all love each other so much they kiss on the lips. they new zel and sniff, they shower, they do favors for the naughty niece. they hold hands. they hold the 10%. how dare you question their ethics. it's love, don't you see? >> did you and your father ever discuss ukraine? >> no. as i said the only time was after a news account. it wasn't a discussion in any way. there is no but to this. no, we never did. >> your dad said i hope you know what you are doing and you said i do. >> and i said i do. that was the end of our discussion. >> why. >> because my dad was vice president of the united states. there is literally nothing as a young man or as a full grown adult that my father in some way

hasn't had influence over. >> jesse: isn't it weird that the father and son that spend every waking minute with each other never talk at all about what hunter does all day? everything that happens to hunter joe just reads in the newspaper the next day. >> your son was getting paid a lot of money to serve on the board of a ukrainian energy company facing serious corruption charges. you were the vice president running point on ukraine. the average joe hears that and says "that sounds fishy." >> i don't know what he was doing. i know he was on the board. i found out he was on the board after he was on the board and that was it. you know there is not one single bit of evidence, not one little tiny bit to say anything done was wrong. you know that but you keep asking me these questions. >> jesse: nothing is ever fishy with the biden administration so stop asking questions. honorable family. joe's corvette has never even been over the speed limit but there has been a development. you remember the first biden

crime family whistleblower tony bobulinski? now we have a second biden crime family whistleblower. a former obama biden white house stenographer mike mccormick. mccormick followed biden around and wrote down everything that was said. he was the stenographer for the white house. and this obama biden white house stenographer is blowing the whistle and he is saying he has proof that joe knew everything about what hunter was doing in ukraine. he calls the whole thing a kickback scheme and he joins me in a minute. but, first, here's the timeline. february 2014, the obama-biden administration stages a cue in ukraine. the pro-russia leader is removed in a pro-american leader is installed. on april 12th of 20 # 14, hunter was sending out detailed memos on ukraine. you know, the kind of thing you would see in a classified document? six days later on april 18th, hunter signs on to be a board member of burisma. three days after that, vice

president biden flies out to ukraine. he is running point for obama. and the white house whistleblower was on that trip. the stenographer says that joe was on air force 2 with one job, push for fracking and unleash ukraine's natural gas reserves. joe was in charge. a few months after that trip, just like that, congress pours 50 million into ukraine's energy sector. and guess what company got hooked up? burisma. who had a monopoly on fracking in ukraine. joe knew that, he was briefed on it. hunter was briefed. remember, they talk every day on the phone. >> somebody wrote a thing like oh my god, you know, the president has to call his son every day, like that must be a burden. my dad has called me every day since the day i left for college. and it's a lot easier to get in touch with me now than it was at other times.

>> jesse: so the father and son talk every day on the phone and want you to believe that ukraine never came up. hey, son, i'm in eastern europe right now. have you probably never heard of the country so i don't want to bore you. that's cool, dad. also, weird because i just got appointed to a company in eastern europe. probably not related now. i got to go fire someone. i will talk to you later. >> we're not going to give you the billion dollars. they said you have no authority. you're not the president. the president said i said call him. i said i'm telling you, you are not getting a billion dollars. i said you're not getting a billion and i'm going to be leaving here and i think it was six hours i said i'm leaving in six hours. if the prosecutor is not fired, you are not getting the money well son of a bitch. got fired. >> jesse: son of a bitch. the fbi knows all about it. this obama-biden stenographer says he gave the fbi the goods back in february. but he hasn't heard back from him. just like the laptop repairman with the beret didn't hereby

back when he handed over the laptop. they are not touching it. well, i wouldn't touch the disgusting laptop either but you know what i mean. they buried it with the rest of the evidence. hey, director wray throw the laptop in the locker with the transgender manifesto. there should be room in there next to jack ruby's pistol. mike moremike mccormick worked r biden as a white house stone foggograstenographer and joins . what happened on that trip? >> thanks for having me. what happened on that trip was joe biden was on the front of the plane. my job as the white house stenographer back the of of the plane in the press cabin. if joe or a senior administration official came back and did a briefing, and then i would record it and make a transcript. well, that's exactly what happened. that senior administration official was jake sullivan now our national security adviser. so, i didn't see anything wrong

with it at the time. years go by. i have left the white house. i'm writing books. and i get ahold of the hunter biden laptop from marco polo. they are a nonprofit. anticorruption nonprofit about. a year and a half ago i started writing a substack based on what i find. then i go back over what i knew happened when i was working for joe. i found the transcript that i wrote about that briefing. that's when jake sullivan starts talking about fracking. and because of what i had read in a laptop and reported in my substack previously, i'm like, wait a minute, joe biden knew hunter biden was already on the board on april 18th. joe biden knew. he directed sullivan to go back and talk to the press. this is a conspiracy. this is a crime. this is public corruption. that's what the fbi is supposed to investigate. so i wrote a substack about it

in november. nothing happened. i went to the fbi and filled out their witness tip line. there's a website you fill out all these tips. these web directions. i smithed it. if you lie to the fbi when you are submitting a tip like that, you can go to jail. i'm not lying. i'm telling the truth. joe biden is lying. joe biden is a criminal. that's the bottom line. i don't care if he goes to timbuktu or ireland or anywhere, he's a criminal. i got the evidence. if they put me in front of the grand jury that's right now seated in wilmington with special prosecutor david weiss, my testimony becomes the evidence that will put him in jail or will lead to his impeachment. probably lead to his impeachment first. >> jesse: so you are saying that joe biden wasn't going to ukraine to fight corruption. joe biden was going to ukraine to help the natural gas industry at the time he knew that his son

was on the board of the biggest natural gas business con gomer con goalconglomerate in ukraine. >> exactly right. hunter biden signed up for this trip to be on burisma on april 18th, 2014. well, on april 16th, 2014, what i have seen in the laptop was, hunter put a schedule -- something on his daily schedule "i'm meeting devin and lieu carrasco lucas is devon archer's son. archer is a fellow. that member at the wh at 11:00. that's the white house. there is photos of devon archer and his son lucas in the white house the cover story was oh, it's a book report for my son. he's being nice with joe biden. that's not what it was. this was a planning meeting for them to starts their kickback scheme with burisma. there was a lot more planning

that went on ahead of it. >> jesse: all right. so you need to be talking, we assume, to the prosecutor in delaware. but you haven't heard back from the fbi. let us know if they contact you. >> nothing back. i will. immediately. i think they are going to start thinking about it after we talk tonight, jesse. i think this is a big help in getting the public attention on their lack of inactivity. the fbi has had laptop for three years. i have had it one and a half years. i'm outinvestigating the fbi. that's not something they should be proud of. >> jesse: i don't think they are doing investigation at all. i think they are doing a cover-up. that's clear at this point. mike, thank you so much for joining us. we will stay tuned on that story. >> jesse: coming up, what dots s the mitchell obama situation mthe mitchell obama situation

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♪ >> jesse: remember that time in 1968 when chicago held the democratic convention? >> outside the convention hall there were confrontations. an official report later said it was a police riot. the police claim that the demonstrators were provocative, throwing objects, even human waste. people watching on tv saw a political party that couldn't even control its own convention. >> jesse: i guess democrats decided they wanted more of that because today they announced chicago will once again host the democratic national convention next fall. a lot of people were surprised by the decision because chicago's kind of the poster child for failed democrat policies. but then it hit us. chicago's obama country and i

don't mean barry. i'm talking about michelle obama. right now michelle is having her hillary moment. barry had her eight years so michelle is demanding her time to shine. michelle is on a roll and now she is center stage. >> the woman who needs no introduction for real, michelle obama. >> we have to be honest about real marriage and the work that it takes to build a life with another person. it's like oh #relationship goals and i'm like i was mad at him in that picture. >> jesse: michelle has a netflix picture with oprah. when oprah taps you that means it's your time. obamas know that oprah the first big name to support barry's run for the white house. so what does this mean? well, for one, it means michelle has another book. and she wants the world to know it's her world now. that she, not barack is the real star. did you catch this? look at how michelle presented

barack in that trailer. barry is always leaning in to her. she is always strong, straight up. perfect posture, dominant while her husband is always leaning as my man says green lines don't lie. so if joe biden looking fragile as ever. how are we supposed to interpret the oprah-michelle relaunch tour in her hometown? the site of the democratic national convention? dana people come up all the dime is michelle obama running what do you think. >> i do not think she is running i understand why republicans would be concerned she would run. she is extremely popular. probably the most popular first ladies of our time. most first ladies are popular that is until they become a candidate. and hillary clinton was an exception. she got involved in healthcare early on. wheeling and dealing in terms of

policy. while bill clinton was president she was unpopular by the time she decided to run. michelle obama's brand of when they go low we go high. that is very out of fashion with democratic party right now. >> jesse: when they go low they go lower. what do you interpret the oh barack is always leaning in to me. little barack, he needs me, i'm his strong pillar as a relationship expert, dana? >> well, i don't know. i don't have somebody who tells me about green lines. i'm curious if you could hook me up with that person. i do think that their willingness to talk about their marriage is a good thing for america. right? they went through some tough times. she talks about it how she was mad at him. she didn't want him to run. times of desperate loneliness in the white house. he talks about how it was her helping him to make sure that he had what he needed in terms of making the white house feel like a home for him. so i think for americans, if you want people to be happy in their long-term relationship, they are

good role models for that. >> jesse: yeah, he is just a toxic masculine man and michelle straightened him out real quick. let's listen to donald trump talk to tucker last night talk about the ticket on the democrat side. >> now in ireland he is not going to have a news conference when the world is exploding i own property in ireland. i'm not going to ireland. the world is exploding around us. you could end up in a third world war and this guy is going to be in ireland and hasn't had a news conference, i guess, in months. i saw today where. >> he can't. he doesn't -- if he is taken out by his own party or who knows what happens. it doesn't seem like is he capable of running again. who does run? >> well, obviously the one that they would talk about would be the vice president, kamala. that would be the one that they talk about. but i don't think she has performed well on the big stage. i mean, maybe i'm wrong. >> jesse: okay. well, so a few things there.

he hasn't held a press conference in a very long time. i mean, that's a good point. the world is falling apart and he is in ireland doing, we're not sure. >> i think when president trump usings the term third world war he is using that language for a reason. because people are concerned that america's position in the world feels kind of precarious at the moment. and you have a president who will announce before he even leaves the white house that he won't take questions from a free press on his international trip. and one thing about kamala harris, maybe being attacked by donald trump might actually help her with the constituency that she needs, which is democrats. look at all of those numbers we talk about it a lot. her numbers are abysmal. and that's within her own party. if she does end up wanting to run in 2024 or 2028. she has a lot of work to do within the democratic party before she worries about taking on donald trump. >> jesse: or she doesn't worry at all because michelle is the president. thank you very much.

>> dana: let's keep that alive. jess we will. like r.f.k. jr. >> dana: absolutely. >> jesse: the media has hated elon musk ever since he bought twitter and exposed their lies abbc promoter exaccused musk of promoting hate speech and got completely humiliated. watch it. >> describe a hateful thing. >> you know, just content that will solicit a reaction, something that may include something that is slightly racist or sexist. >> you think if something is slightly sexist it should be banned? is that what you are saying. >> no, i'm not saying anything. >> i'm just curious. i'm trying to understand what you mean by content. name one example. >> i honestly don't -- honestly. >> you can't name a single example. >> i will tell you why because i don't actually use that feed anymore. because i don't particularly like it. a lot of people are quite similar. i only follow. >> you seen more content.

you can't name a single example not even one. asking you for one example. you can't give a single one. >> i'm saying. >> then i say, sir, that you don't know what you are talking about. >> really? >> you can't give a single example of hateful content. not even one tweet. then you claimed the hateful content was high. >> well. >> that's a false. you just lied. >> jesse: that guy is a journalist. he accused someone of racism but couldn't provide a single example. kind of like the russia hoax. just accuse and have nothing. and once the bbc guy got embarrassed, he blamed somebody else. >> what i claimed was there are many organizations that say that that kind of information is on the rise. now, whether it happened. >> give me one example. strategic dialogue. in the u.k. they will say that. >> people say all sorts of nonsense. i'm literally asking for a

single example. >> jesse: who is this institute of strategic dialogue that the reporter blamed? it's a disinformation nonprofit that's funded by bill gates, george soros. the u.s. government and pretty much every other government in the world. knives try, bbc. coming up, undercover cameras show schools brainwashing your kids. >> equity department or anything like that. >> so, honestly, so we had -- what we decided to do is not call attention to it because when you call attention to it, then questions are asked and i really believe that you can do more good.

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>> jesse: schools brainwashing our children and then lying to us about it. every time a concerned parent goes hay school board why is little johny reading white fragility in class? are you teaching crt? the school says don't be

ridiculous. we don't teach crt here. we teach social studies. lying. we have the video to prove it. under cover video accuracy in media several schools throughout the state of indiana, a red state, misleading parents with different lingo to slide crt into the class. watch. >> we have talked to our textbook companies that are coming in to do presentation and i actually prep them a little bit i'm like we want this in our curriculum so if you could just not say specifically this then it won't cause a red flag to the community. >> what else do you have to label like that? >> i think really crt promotional videos. we have to avoid the words. >> right. >> labels. >> content just no labels. >> yeah. >> with the crt stuff it's not the theory you are teaching. >> right. >> as much the tenets of.

>> right. exactly. you are not teaching the theory. you are just teaching these textbook history. yes. >> right. so by the time they get into the higher education, they hear the theory and it's. >> exactly. >> not out of left field. >> it's not out of left field. there is some context there. >> jesse: so just change the name. no one will know. we don't want any attention here. just put a dress on it and call it a different name. kids will learn to hate themselves then they will be compliant peasants without dignity who won't threaten their masters. that's the play. and as for the committees who are leader to put this in schools. they will change that name, too. >> do you all have an equity department or anything like that. >> home, so we had -- what we decided to do is not call attention to it because when you call attention to it, then questions are asked and i really believe that you can do more good under the radar. right before covid we had

started some really deep diving into o curriculum and doing that white privilege walk and making sure like -- just. >> yeah. >> understand, right? >> i will tell you that we did tweak the name of our equity and inclusion committee just because we just didn't want to make a target of it. and we felt for the people that were a part of that membership. we renamed it that's the work. >> what did you rename it? >> right now it's named a work group. [laughter] >> that's innocuous. nobody is coming for a work group. >> jesse: just change the name of the crt committee to get the parents off our backs. there is nothing to see here. we can do more when they don't know about it. this is a trojan horse for reverse racism. and if it's happening in indiana. it can happen anywhere. we reached out to these schools for comment. they have not yet responded. the president of accuracy in

media adam guy let joins me now. what's your batting average on undercover stings do you do these and people say i hate crt or is it more widespread than we realize. >> in over 200 districts that we visited throughout the country, if we get past the gate keeper and talk to an administrator, more often than not they brag about this sort of thing. in a state where it's banned they laugh at the law and talk about how they ignore it. in a statement where it's not banned they talk about deceiving parents and how great their work is if defendant, equity and inclusion is so important why do you have to lie about it. that's what i want to know. >> jesse: the striking part to me this is indiana. this is not washington, d.c. what does that tell you. >> it tells you that it's everywhere. we were in fort worth, texas.

fort worth isd one of 20(i) sd school districts in the area. they have a dozen people in their diversity, equity and inclusion team. what are those people doing if not advancing the principles of critical race theory. and it's mind boggling because you see governors like desantis and governors like abbott talking about defunding dei at the university level. why do we have it in elementary schools? why is there diversity, equity and inclusion teams in public school districts in conservative cities in red states throughout the country? this stuff has to go. >> jesse: have you guys gotten any of these administrators fired so far? you have done a couple of these stipulation? >> you know, the one gentleman you highlighted in columbus, ohio, who laughingly bragged about how he deceives parents and lies to parents and would happily break the law if they passed a law. he was put on paid leave. so he is still getting paid but at least now he is not doing the harmful work. we don't want these folks to get

fired because they will be replaced by someone just as bad but smart enough to keep their mouth shut. our goal is school choice where the money follows the child that's the only solution. >> jesse: that's a really good point. replace them with another kook who is slicker. thank you very much, adam. >> thank you for having us. >> jesse: up next, you're not going to believe what happened to this car charging station that new york city just unveiled. ♪ ♪ ma isn't pretty. 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.

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♪ >> jesse: today joe biden announced new emission standards which are going to make gas powered cars obsolete in 10 years. hitting the industry so hard you will only be able to buy electric car soon. he doesn't care what the consequences are you are going green and so is new york. mayor eric adams proudly attended the grand opening of a brand new electric car charging station in brooklyn and made it seem like this was the greatest thing since sliced bread, listen.

>> what i'm happy starting to mature and all look back on 2023 this is the year where things started to change for the positive in this city. >> this would be the largest public accessible ultra fast charging station in new york state. >> jesse: only problem is it's not open. we sent johnny out to get a quick charge but when he got there, the stations were roped off with caution tape. there was still a sign on the pole that said coming soon. and johnny talked to a guy working the garage told them the machines were broken. too much energy, he said. could that be -- did new york break the charging station after one day? so we asked revel, the company behind the charging station what the hell is going on here? they told us the chargers work but they are not allowed to use them yet. they said their grand opening wasn't really grand opening. it was just an announcement, even though everyone covering

the event called it a grand opening. and revel says that even though the mayor was there to do the inaugural charge, the site is still tied up in permits and can't open until the buildings dental gives them the okay. so, this doesn't make any sense. it's like doing a grand opening for a burger joint making a single quarter pounder and then closing up shop without telling anybody, hey, come back in three months after the health department checks the grease traps. that wasn't the only big announce wanted he made. yesterday unveiled a new police robots. weird station fellow and the killer robot dogs banned in san francisco. and adams says cops are going to be using these robots during hostage situations. he doesn't care if you think they are creepy. >> a few loud people were opposed to it. and we took a step back.

that is not how i operate. i operate on looking at what's best for the city. >> jesse: they say the robots can charge themselves except the charging station in brooklyn, you can't use that one. sid rosenberg radio host and author of "citizens united." let's start with the charging station that doesn't work on day two. what the hell happened there. >> to be completely transparent a lot of articles written in new york the last couple of months, jesse. i'm friends with the mayor. i'm a republican trump supporter. he is a democrat. we have this dinners and lunches and i kind of like him. whether you are talking about charging stations or migrant centers in brooklyn or a host of other issues, stuff just doesn't seem to work. and in this case a little -- look, we know what the deal is here. >> jesse: you just take a plug and you plug it in. and that doesn't work? >> look, the truths is, this is a biden thing, right? because biden doesn't want to

talk about gas prices and oil prices or, of course, keystone pipelines or drilling. he wants to get to the day where these cars become really important. eric adams is a biden guy. refers to him as himself as the biden of brooklyn. eric adams could care less about electric car. doesn't know how to work those. following suit with the rest of the democrats. >> jesse: joe, we took all your illegals here, all 35,000. you are not paying me a dime. but i built some charging stations are we good now? can i get some money back? what about these robot dogs? >> this is really a bad thing. you have to realize for two robots cost about $750,000. >> jesse: stop it? >> swear to god. to train, vet and graduate a new york police officer cost $100,000. you are good at math. that means seven or eight human beings that could be cops are off the streets for robots who by the way only go 3 miles per hour. are you ready for that have to be operated by a human being. >> jesse: joystick? moving the robots.

>> atari 2600. jesse, same thing. >> jesse: so, how do you know -- when i was 16 and i saw anything looking like a robot like this, i'm kicking this thing into the subway. is that assault on a police officer if you knock the hell out of a robot dog? >> do you want to know the truth? the answer is, yes. >> jesse: really? >> i have no idea. [laughter] i gotcha. i gotcha. >> jesse: all right. well, listen, if these things can save lives, i'm for them. but they are a little pricy and i feel like they will get vandalized on day one. >> i think you are right. the truth is here in new york between the crime and the taxes the dirt, the filth, the lousy education. mayor adams has a lot of work to do. i like the guy. stop worrying about robots and nonsense of electric cars. fix our city because an article today said 1/3 of new yorkers are leaving as we speak because you are the real problems in this city that don't include robo cops. >> jesse: i left already i went

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>> fox news alert, the democrats have run out of patience, they are now calling on senator dianne feinstein, the 89-year-old from california to resign immediately. silicon valley congressman ro khanna took the lead that saying we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. him while she has had a lifetime of public service, it is obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties. not speaking out undermines your credibility is elected ribs and a dibs of the people, that is cold. what's going on here? if you remember a couple weeks back, her staff announced she

would be running for reelection without telling her and then a reporter in the hallway broke the news that she wasn't running. now they don't even want to wait until 24, they want her out tonight. why? so gavin newsom can stall somebody knew before the 2024 election, that way the incumbent has that inside track. who will little gavin a point? adam schiff wants the spot but our money is on the democrat's newest starlet, congressman katie boiler. we read a very weird story today about the time she dumped a pot of potatoes, boiling hot potatoes on her husband's head -- not sure why, i'm sure he said something fresh. gavin newsom might appoint her to be the next junior senator from california. stay tuned for senator potatoes. ♪ ♪ let's bring in kat timpf, author

of the brand-new book you can't joke about that! first up -- they always say if you want something done right you need to do with yourself and arnold schwarzenegger proved it. after l.a. was dragging its feet about seeing a pothole, the terminator took matters into his own hands and deceived the neighborhood. ♪ ♪ >> you're welcome, you have to do it yourself, this is crazy. we have been waiting for this hold to be closed. >> you have to do it yourself. >> the only arnold schwarzenegger movie i've ever seen us jingle all the way, have you seen that one? >> that's the only one i didn't see. >> he doesn't want his wife to find out he lied about getting the daul so he does a bunch of shenanigans. his character could learn from arnold here because he's doing something useful. his wife in that movie forgives him for being a horrible husband because he accidentally winds up

in a turbo man suit at the christmas parade -- that wouldn't be enough for me personally -- this is useful. i think i'm all about this. >> you had me at shenanigans with sinbad to. >> it's a great movie. >> easter looked a little different at the white house. gritty that philadelphia flyers mascot was at the white house to celebrate it and feet worked next the easter bunny. i did not expect that at the white house, that you? >> i didn't either but i guess i'm going to have to say i'm pro. i feel like why not? nobody was harmed. i'm not sure if that person still has the job or not to did that. >> you are saying gritty's boss probably saw that working at the white house -- >> white house, torquing, easter -- i think you should take advantage of this viral moment whether you are and there'll be plenty of other opportunities for it.

he's available if you want him. how old is too old to get excited about going to disney world? grown adults go to the magic kingdom without children and they take photos. do you support this? >> i'm very against this, it disgusts me. i think these people are losers and i don't care about saying it because i don't care if a loser comes after me. it's fun as an adult, we can drink around the world -- or for the same amount of money you can go to europe and drink around the actual world! not surrounded by children! >> jesse: there should be a rule, you're not allowed to go to disney if you don't have children. >> i don't think it should be a rule because i like to be able to use it as a red flag. if anybody asks me to go to disney world as an adult it's weird to. they wear that years because they think it's a replacement

for a personality -- look at me, i'm an adult but i'm still a child at heart i go to disney. >> jesse: actually thought you got sick. kat timpf has a hot book out, go buy it. a lot of rants about disney and other things. >> i save that for your show. >> thank you. >> jesse: happy birthday mom texts. it is a major birthday -- i don't want to say how major it is but it's huge. here we are hiking -- look how healthy we are. there she is at the beach with dad if we have that one, i want to show the next one -- we don't have that one? i can't make fun of my dads lobster embroidered shorts? fine. we'll to save that for tomorrow, let's be texts. wayne from missouri, joe and hunter must have gone to ireland to shake down leprechauns their gold. gabby from montana -- to be

fair, hunter would make a great binder. i think anybody would be a better binder. kaylee from vermont. are you telling me you've never leaned over for a photo? i don't believe you. >> i don't lean in. i stand straight, never lean in, you know the rules. tucker is up next, it's my wo world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." once you decide that human beings are gods with the power to rewrite history, biology, and nature, the power to shape reality itself. once you decide that there's no reason to stop at changes. men magically morphing into women is not the final stage of anything. instead is