my heart is still in the game. >> bret: one week. please join shannon bream for "fox news sunday" this weekend her guest will be asa hutchison and michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. thanks for inviting us neuro i don't home tonight and all this week. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. hey, pete. >> pete: notable quotable maybe the best minute in television every week. i love it. many now time for the seven seven. >> pete: thanks, bret. whether it comes to any movie franchise if you are going to do a sequel you have to change things up a bit to keep the audience interested. maybe you add a new favorite character. >> sweet mother of abraham lincoln the prospector meet you ♪ ♪

♪ >> say hello to the prospector. >> it's a box. >> pete: or a plot twist? >> nobody told you what happened to your father. >> he told me enough. he told me he would kill me. >> no. i am your father. >> i will never forget when i heard that the first time or if you are in to super hero movies how about a new villain? >> killed the dinosaurs, the ice age. >> pete: arnold will always spice it up. we bring this up because last night we learned that joe biden, well, a sequel is in the works. he is about to announce his re-election campaign and this

sequel will include all the must-haves. some new characters, a new villain and a new story line. so let's start with the story line, shall we? joe is going from deep blue to bright green. you know, he dabbled kind of a lot with the green energy stuff during his first two years in office. but it was not enough for far left members of his party. and joe needs them this time around, he definitely does. so he is turning things up a notch. rebranding himself as the green new joe. and it starts today in the big announcement. >> executive order creates new office of environmental justice and new role for the chief environmental justice officer. [applause] they are going to coordinate. they will coordinate all our efforts across government to make sure we're delivering the greatest possible benefits to people's lives. that means every federal agency must take into account environmental and health impacts on communities and the work to

prevent those negative impacts. environmental justice will be the mission of the entire government. >> pete: one long sentence environmental justice in every corner of the government. so let's get this straight. this so-called environmental justice office will help communities impacted by pollution. okay. so does that mean it will help the people in east palestine, ohio? here's binder. >> can you say what this environmental justice announcement will mean if anything to the people in east palestine, ohio? >> that's a very good question. um, look, i think what's important to note about this environmental justice eo is the president's continued support in his climate agenda. his ambitious climate agenda. he has the most climate agenda that any other president in history. and one way that you can look at this today is that he is continuing to deliver on that

ambitious agenda and he's not done yet, right? >> pete: brutal. i guess that's a no. but we already knew this fancy new office wasn't actually going to help people. if you are paying attention, it's obvious what joe biden is doing. he is appealing to the aocs, the bernies and ed markeys announced yesterday we rebooting third, fourth reboot of precious neil. >> we are reintroducing the green new deal today. and coalition stronger than ever. with that we are also releasing a green new deal implementation guide. there is so much money out there for us to start working on projects, on community level and on a grassroots level. check it out. we're going to make it happen. >> pete: can't wait to get our hands on that guide. for those of you keeping track at home. democrats are ready to drop all kinds of money to save the planet. yesterday it was the green new deal. today it's environmental justice and, of course, we can't forget the inflation reduction act,

which has very little to do with inflation and everything to do with going green. biden today admitted that. >> we passed the inflation reduction act, which makes the most significant investment in dealing with climate change ever anywhere in the history of the world, literally not figurative live. [cheers] >> $370 billion investment. it offers working families a thousand dollars a year in savings for private rebates to buy new efficient appliances weather wise their home and roof stops and roof top solars efficient oven. so much more. tax credits for electric vehicles. >> pete: i almost did the whole show in aviators i want to be cool like joe. this climate bill is just the start of what's to come. it's a mere $400 billion payment for biden's entire green agenda. a marxist takeover to control every aspect of our lives. i have a feeling that a lot of

electric cars and solar panels and windmills are in our future, wonderful. which is interesting because windmills are actually harming the environment they are killing our sea life. dead whales are washing up on shore in record numbers. "primetime" has been reporting on this for months. >> pave the ocean floor and embed 90 store wind turbines off the coast like you said, they will be visible but the aesthetics is the least of it. you know, there is no reason to kill whole species of protected animals to do that. this is harmful, which is it clearly is. common sense would tell you that's what killed these bheals. whales. that's the only new thing going on out there now. >> pete: joe biden knew this would happen. he got letters from top officials warning him about wind projects on fisheries. he doesn't care. i guess biden's philosophy is that you have to kill the environment in order to save it.

this is the biden sequel. if green new joe is going to be successful, he's going to need some fresh new characters. and to be frank, climate czar john kerry isn't getting it done for the administration anymore. he is fading star. nobody cares about a failed 2004 presidential candidate. reporting for duty. so the administration is spicing things up a bit and teaming up with her. meet sophia key on any. she is a climate activist. she is an instance influencer and she was invited to the white house today for a climate event interesting choice. we have our new character. what about a new villain? enter biden's archnemesis r.f.k. jr. who the moment he entered the race got 14% of biden voters. biden might be green but r.f.k. is greener. he wants to be president. he has been fighting to clean up the hudson river for decades and

has been a long time opponent of fracking. in biden's world he is basically the green goblin. so this could get interesting. the green new joe is shaping up to be quite the sea quell. rachel campos-duffy is my "fox & friends weekend" co-host and joins us now. rachel, you have on the r.f.k. jr. beat for a while here. so, pushing up the timeline on an announcement for joe. pushing a bunch of greenishives. is this about being worried about, you know, other democrats like r.f.k. that are on his tail? >> yeah. r.f.k. will definitely spice up the democrat primary. and you're right. glusk trying to undermine that guy's, you know, environmental record. i'm sure the media and many corporations will help do that. but it's pretty hard to do. look, the truth is, pete, that real environmentalists, the ones that care about water and air quality who care about, you know, litter and, you know,

habitats of animals. they are so out of fashion. and it's really about climate zealots. and they are able to claim this consensus on climate change because they basically purged everyone who centralled. every scientist ever challenged climate change has been purged from the field. if you want to commit career -- you know, suicide as a scientist, just say you don't believe or you even question climate change. the truth is this is not about environmental justice and there will be no environmental justice for the people as you mentioned in east palestine, ohio. there will be no environmental justice for the 40 endangered humpback what e whales killed se january or bald eagles who die every gray windmills. this isn't about the environment. it's about control. exactly what you said. it's why they want you to move to electric because they can actually control your consumption when you're on an electric car or you have an

electric stove. that's all about control. and if it wasn't, pete, here's what would happen. if they really cared about the environment, they would be talking nuclear. they would be talking, you know, obama wouldn't have two huge mansions when he has a family of four on the coast. you know, in hawaii and in boston. they would do davos, you know, meetings by zoom. they wouldn't be using private jets. and aoc and pete buttigieg would walk to work instead of pretending like they're biking. i mean, none of what they are doing makes any sense. here's the worst part, pete. you know this better than anybody as a military guy. this isn't just crazy, this environmental, you know, transition that they are doing. it isn't just more expensive at a terrible time. it's dangerous. it's making us more dependent on china. it's also evil because it's making -- it depends on the slave labor of children in africa who are mining the cobalt. all of this so so nuts and i'm

so glad you are leading your show on this. because this is crazy. >> it really is. soon future privates in the army will be driving battery powered of humvees when you are in the middle of your mission you might have to recharge for a couple of hours. one shot, one killed. rachel campos-duffy thank you so much. see you tomorrow morning, all right? >> you got it. >> pete: you got it. coming up, a major breaking news out of the supreme court where a ruling just came down, just moments ago on abortion pill restrictions. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ how to grow more vibrant flowers: step one: feed them with miracle-gro shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro.

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feet we are back with a fox news alert. mommy's ago the supreme court ruled women's access to the abortion pill mifepristone will now remain in place.

this comes as a request from biden's justice department, which challenged a lower court's ruling, to put restrictions on the drug. the case now goes back to the u.s. fifth circuit of appeals. just breaking moments ago. let's turn now to meridith mcgraw a national political correspondent for politico. meredith, thanks for being here. as the news often happens, we were going to talk about the horse race on the republican side. we will get to that in a moment. a ruling like this at least temporarily putting it back to a lower court on abortion, it seemed to have an impact in '22. how does this impacts politics in the political situation going forward. >> this is the first major decision on abortion that the supreme court has had since the ruling on dobbs last year. and that had an incredible impact on the midterms. a lot of people have said that for republicans that it hurt them in the midterm elections and republicans are still trying to figure out how to come down on the issue of abortion.

there have been a lot of abortion restrictions that have been passed in the aftermath of dobbs. some in florida, for example, governor ron desantis signed a six-week abortion ban there. but there is concern that this could hurt republican chances in the upcoming election, especially with moderates and with suburban women and others who are concerned that these abortion restrictions in some cases are going too far. >> pete: so, setting aside, you know, personal beliefs on this. just politically speaking, but this would say that these abortion pills are available to women, even in states where there are these restriction bans, correct? >> i believe so. and this still has to go to -- back to new orleans to the federal court there where this case is going to be heard in mid may. >> pete: okay. so there is a lot more go into

this as we get more details we will bring it to you. i want to get to that, you mentioned ron desantis. he had a big book tour rolled out. he is going around south carolina and new hampshire. and had seemed to be gaining some momentum in polls. more recently, especially following that book tour, and his stance on ukraine, ohio handled the indictment of former president trump, and then some news reporting that had been done in politico and elsewhere seems to be fading and the polls reflect that 25, 35 point lead in different polls for donald trump. what's your status ever the the horse race on the republican side right now? >> well, we have seen almost a reversal in polling with trump and desantis over the past few months. recent "wall street journal" poll showed that donald trump had sizeable lead over desantis. and that's a complete reversal from how it was back in december. and i think there are a few things that will r. at play. for one, desantis still hasn't officially made his announcement

for president, even though he is crisscrossing the country, going to places like south carolina, iowa, and new hampshire, on his book tour. he still hannity officially gotten into the race. and donald trump has been going after him repeatedly. he has national ads talking about desantis' stance on social security and medicare and he is repeatedly hitting him. we saw trump have a big boost in the aftermath of his indictment. and this was reflected, too in the kind of fundraising numbers that the trump campaign reported. but, it's still pretty early. and even though trump is -- he does have a sizeable lead, a lot could change. and this week desantis did have a disappointings time when he came here to washington. trump rolled out quite a few endorsements from the florida

delegation. and it endorsements, and polls they are not always indicative of standing but what it does show is the sort of organization that trump has, the backing that he has of members down in florida some of the members that had to do with personal politics. they haven't heard from desantis over the years. they didn't have a personal relationship. that's something that donald trump has really he made calls had them at mar-a-lago last night. that makes a difference. >> pete: the schiff has been huge. are you surprised by the leaks or off the record conversations members have had he doesn't like the retail politics. he doesn't like to meet with donors, i'm talking about desantis here. are you surprised that even before he announces that kind of stuff is coming out? we don't have a whole lot of time. >> well, there is still a lot that the public doesn't know about desantis. people know about his record as the governor of florida, but, there is still a lot they don't

know about him personally. so, when these sorts of stories come out about his avoidance of personal politicking, he doesn't have a relationship with members of his own florida delegation, but definitely hurts him, and hurts him in the eyes of potential voters who are being polled here. >> pete: you led with the bottom line upfront it's true there is no doubt a shift donald trump. look at any poll out there right now. meridith mcgraw thank you so much. appreciate it. up next bombshell revelations into hunter biden investigation plus the left looks to rewrite the history. this is fascinating. already rewriting in textbooks the history of trump's presidency. stick around for this. ♪ ♪ this is the fully-electric, highly-advanced, eqe suv

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♪ >> pete: hard to imagine but we just caught biden in his biggest lie yet. >> there are 50 former national

intelligence folks who said that what this -- what he's accusing me of is a russian plant. they have said that this is -- has all the -- four -- five former heads of the cia, both parties say what he is saying is a bunch of garbage. >> pete: but it wasn't garbage. we knew it and it turns out at that moment biden knew this, too. former acting cia director mike morell has just admitted in testimony to congressman jim jordan's office that it was the biden campaign who told him the laptop was a russian plant and from there they orchestrated everything. >> blinken senior adviser to the biden campaign current secretary of state contacts mike morell gets him interested in. this mike morell looks at it the next day, organizes on the 18th. all these other people signed the letter. the 19th the letter goes out and what happens on the 22nd? joe biden brings it up and then,

after that debate, here's the kicker, stevery he chety, chair of the biden campaign calls up mike morell and thanks him for doing it all total political operation. >> pete: from start to finish. why jordan asked him why he did it morell says and i quote because i wanted him, joe biden to win the election. and he wasn't alone when the story first dropped in the "new york post" in october of 2020. the fbi went right to work debunking it. pressuring social media companies into believing it was a russian plant. but the fbi knew the laptop was real, hunter's laptop repairman handed it to them on a silver platner 2019. but that didn't stop them. they were trying to shut it down before it even leaked. remember, the fbi holding what are called table top exercises in aspen with twitter essex on, quote, a potential, hypothetical hack and dump operation on

hunter. they were getting ready for something they knew would happen. and now we are learning the biden campaign was, too. by feeding lies to the intel community and then having them cover for him so joe could have a chance to beat trump. but the cover-up hasn't stopped. the irs whistleblower is alleging the federal prosecutor's office in delaware has shown preferential treatment and what appears to be an investigation into hunter's tax fraud, if you can believe that here's his attorney. >> my client is a career law enforcement officer who is respected in the irs and teaches other agents how to properly do investigations. he knows when to spot when investigative steps aren't done in the traditional way to get at the truth. spotted and observed things particular matter and he believes that they were politics. >> pete: biden takes over they

slow-walk. it shouldn't surprise anyone. nbc, consider the source, is now reporting that the prophecy hass office enough for a year. just been sitting on it not doing a thing. next week hunter's attorneys are set to meet with the department of justice. if it goes anything like the last four years have gone. we probably shouldn't expect much from it. let's turn to former cia analyst buck sexton, also the co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and charlie kirk, the founder of turning point u.s.a. charlie, i have been following what you have been writing about today. at what point do these revelations actually make a difference that this was a massive watergate style cover-up from the beginning inside our agencies? >> that's exactly right and it was public-private. they pulled out all the stops. remember the laptop was unexpected development they thought they had 2020 scripted from the lockdowns, mail-in ballots, relaxed signature

verification thresholds. they thought they had everything according to plan and the glitch in the matrix, the input of the formula they didn't expect was all of a sudden that hunter biden let's say had a little bit of a memory loss and left his laptop at a laptop repair shop in delaware. instead of validating it they knew they had to get to election day whatever it took. therefore they wrote this fake letter that was then used as a censorship excuse to extinguish people like myself. i lost access to my twitter in the midst of the campaign in the middle of october because i started talking about the laptop. weren't allowed to do that. they had a quote, unquote, credible piece of journalism was that then use as a way to suppress, stifle and censors anyone that would put forward this piece of information and poll after poll, pete, this is the kicker, the most important part of this entire story, poll after poll shows that this information would have been decisive. remember, donald trump fell behind in arizona only by 9,000 votes. georgia was like 15,000 votes. you know, wisconsin was 20 to 30

to 40,000 votes. on the margins of the margins, less than 1% in the key battleground states. and this smoking gun 30 days out that could have swung swing voters extinguished by intel agencies and twitter and people in charge. held accountable. they knew it would swing the election. that's election interference if i ever ever seen it. buck, you worked for mike morell in the cia. you know these guys, and you said i did it because i wanted biden to win the election. talk to me about this. >> so, people have thought of this as some kind of media malpractice but really if you understand this in the realm of intelligence trade craft. this was along the lines of a soviet kgb campaign. they knew this was a lie all along to the point charlie just made they understood that the election could well hinge on it so they effectively lit their credibility on fire. they specifically got all the

highest ranking intel people. imagine, for a second if you had gotten every four star general for the last 20 years to sign on to something that was preposterous on its face? that would damage substantially people's faith certainly in military leadership. and the intelligent community is absolutely marred by this. and i think it's important to look and see what happened in the aftermath of this as preparation for what they could do in 2024. individuals involved in this have all been lionized. they have gotten promotions. the democrats well in the case of tony blinken made him the secretary of state. >> pete: good work. >> so, obviously, this was nothing but upside for them. they managed to just swing the election at the last minute. but what it shows is that the people who complained the loudest about our democracy and sanctity of our institutions are willing to undermine and web nice any institution of government for their own purpose which is the pursuit of power in the most relentless fashion. so everyone needs to see this as a cautionary tale. whoever comes forward in 2024

and says oh i was a senior this or senior that in the intelligence community or anywhere else for that matter, are they lying to you? are they active measures? got to be ready for it because they pulled it off the last time. >> pete: how can we believe them you? are both exactly right. two great guests. charlie kirk, buck sexton, thank you both. >> see you. >> pete: appreciate it. as you know there is a war going on in the classroom for the minds of our children. the left's hostile takeover of the american education system has been going on for decades. over 100 years. i covered it extensively in my book the battle for the american mind. and, a fox nation series called the miseducation of america. >> the ultimate irony is by not challenging students, while simultaneously beating them superficial self-esteem marxism swoops in to become the center of everything. because we all need a purpose, a sense of structure to guide us. unfortunately, for america, if the left is allowed to govern

our children's future any longer, their ultimate goal will be accomplished. >> pete: this isn't just something that happened. it's happening right now. thanks to a great investigation by substack pryce we now know just how deep the indoctrination of rewritten history goes. greg reports that half a dozen of the most commonly used apu history textbooks today are filled with bias and untrue information about a range of topics. we have known that now they are including what they're saying about the 45th president of the united states, donald trump. these are the most updated textbooks in your kids and grandkids' classrooms. one textbook claims that the outcome of the 2016 election was due to russian cyberattacks and fake news. no bias there. where have i heard that before? >> the president is a russian operative. >> this cloud about collusion with russia will hang over him

no matter where he stands. >> it does look like he is listening to putin more than he is american intelligence. >> we're about to find out if the new president of our country is going to do what russia wants. >> the presidency is effectively a russian op. >> pete: these are history courses and textbooks for best and high schoolers being if he would msnbc propaganda as fact. these textbooks are quij to criticize the election. fail to mention steele dossier, fisa warrants or of course hillary's email server being bleach bitted. it's not just 2016. trump's entire presidency is looked at through, you might say, a crooked lens. everything from the origins of covid to trump being responsible for hurricanes. you name it, and these ap history books flat out lie about it. when it comes to covid, the textbooks spout out more tony fauci talking points here is one of them saying on covid,

originated in animals, probably bats, before crossing into humans at aoun unsanitary wet market in wuhan city: worry when the kids read the textbook they believe that is the history. which we all know now is untrue. covid most likely leaked from a lab. these authors won't let the truth get in the way of slamming trump. and my personal favorite little nugget, did you know donald trump was personally responsible for the weather back in 2017? well, now your kids do. the textbook says the very heavens seem to mirror the nation's tumult in 2017 as epic hurricanes blasted puerto rico, florida, and the gulf coast. the trump administration gave a welcoming embrace to climate skeptics. the left loves to decry book banning and how republicans don't want your kids to read scooby-doo. it's all projection.

they're the ones actually rewriting history. we better protect our kids from this indoctrination before it's too late. greg pryce joins us now. he did this study into the textbooks. greg, thanks for being here. i remember being in high school and going home and talking to my dad and said, hey, dad, how come ronald reagan is always the bad guy in my textbooks? this is in middle america. the 1990s. it's still happening today but on hyperdrive. >> insane, pete. they say history is written by the winners in this case history is being written by people who are just complete liars. just like a couple things you didn't mention at the top of what you said they describe donald trump as, quote: a sexual predator. and then meanwhile if did you go back to bill clinton who literally had hbo mini series made about how much of a sexual predator he is. they don't mexico his accusers. they say donald trump refused to

condemn charlottesville that's factually incorrect thing to write. they have the very fine people on both sides hoax in one of them too factually incorrect thing to say. they say a policeman died on january 6th. when brian sicknick died natural causes from a stroke. they cover ferguson without saying how michael brown robbed a convenience store tried to steal a gun and charging at him when he was shot and eric holder's doj found hands up don't shoot is a lie. textbooks full of all of this stuff. crazy. i reached out to all of the authors combined on the textbooks i went through. did i not get a single reply. i sent several emails to the college board. i haven't gotten a reply from them. pete, if this is what is written in these textbooks, imagine what the teachers are saying during class. >> pete: of course. for our viewers, for their edification, simply went out and said what are the a.p. textbooks, let me find them and let me look at them. what parents can do as well.

dig into the textbook and find out what is really being taught. >> yeah, absolutely. every parent needs do. this look, i only looked at five textbooks that are specifically use the in apus history classes on the college board's list of certified textbooks. other textbooks out there -- like hundreds of textbooks out there being used in other classes that aren't these college level courses and imagine what's in them. the history of the trump's presidency is a lot more than what these liberal college professors are writing in this book as you stead they don't mention the steele dossier how hillary clinton's campaign paid for all this false information about donald trump connecting him to russia. they don't mention that his campaign was spied on. you think that's not an important aspect of the trump presidency? of course it is. they don't mention the strzok paige texts where these fbi officials were plotting to basically remove him from power? like these are all really important stories that were not beneficial to the liberal media's narrative that these liberal college professors have not included in their stories of

the trump presidency. and it's disgraceful. >> pete: it's disgraceful and it's dangerous and leading to an entire generation of american kids who have no idea what their government is actually doing to them, weaponizing political opponents. greg pryce, great work. thanks for doing it: all right. it's been a month saints trans shooter killed six people, three kids at a christian school in nashville. so why is the fbi still sitting on the manifesto? ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it.

>> pete: last month a crazed transgender shooter walked into a school and murdered six people. three kids. the nashville ph.d. heroically ran in and shot them, posing as a her dead. saving countless more lives. they raided his house final 20 journals, five laptops and seven cell phones and a suicide note from the shooter. seems like a lot of information that could be released to the public, right? why did killer do this? what was the motive.

the public is completely wrong. the fbi won't release the manifesto. now, some local politicians who have seen parts of the manifesto firsthand are calling the manifesto astronomically dangerous and a blueprint on total destruction. saying it presented too much danger to the public. one thing that's dangerous is us not knowing what's going through this sicko's mind. it's been nearly four weeks since this happened. imagine this. if a white nationalist had shot up an inner city school, no matter how dangerous their blueprint was, the manifesto would be released immediately. same if it was a pro-life activist or especially if it was a trump supporter. but this is too dangerous? the truth is they know it and you know it, we have the right to see what this transgender shooter wanted to do. the free flow of information is what makes america america but the fbi doesn't agree. something like this should not be held from the public, especially when it effects

everyone. withholding this manifesto is just enabling mental illness. a normal person wouldn't just walk into a schooling and shoot six people to death. we deserve to get to the bottom of it. we need to know what this monster was thinking. what is the fbi trying to hide? co-host of "fox & friends weekend" will cain joins us here on set. what is the fbi trying to hide, will? >> will: something so dangerous that it represents a threat to public safety? what could that possibly be, pete? i'm asking that question in all seriousness. >> pete: exactly. >> will: in all earnestsness. i guess you could say it's a threat to this narrative we have all been will men can be women and women can be men and if we see this manifesto and destructive effects of embracing this mental illness it's a threat to that mainstream consensus, is that what we mean by public safety?

maybe if this person's thoughts are so dangerous that someone else could read them and emulate them it. should teach us a lesson about enabling this kind of mental illness and telling people no, it's true you can't live out your delusions. trying to piece why this information is so dangerous for the public it. seems to me ignorance would be what is dangerous for the public. >> pete: you are right. it feels like they will use as they often do the guise of safety, hey this is a blueprint. this makes the case for more mass shootings or targeting certain people and as a result we can't reveal it. it feels like the incorporate distinct you and i is this probably undermines the narrative the other side has. >> will: i don't think their concern -- i think i'm following you, i don't think their concern is the had manifesto itself is so struck destructive to the public that it would inspire other shooters of similar mental disabilities. i don't think that is what they are suggesting. in fact, i would suspect that what they are concerned about is

a backlash towards this mental disability where people say woe, woe, look at this person's delusions, this is incredibly dangerous we need to do something when the entire apparatus from our anxiety buckeyes to culture, behavior not the school shooting bend or fluidly manipulate your gender. >> pete: anyone who would kill 9-year-old children has something wrong going on. >> will: yes. >> pete: if the rationalization is well it's because of how i was treated as a transgender you are right they are anticipating the backlash. >> will: has to be all about the backlash. you know, what you said in your introduction to me is absolutely right. sunlight is the best disinfectant. we are the safest when we are in the know. we are not safest when our heads are in the sand. >> pete: they don't want us to be in the know. that's the scary part. i will see you upstairs in 10 hours. thanks, will.

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still doing watercolor. let's turn to tip the author of the net brand-new big, you can't joke about that. it is number one in the universe right now. we'll get to that moment. first up, we all love sleeping in. ?tried sleeping and when statewide emergency alert system goes off in the middle of the night. that's exact what would happen in florida yesterday morning when phone started blaring at 4:45 pm in the morning with a test message. it was a mistake in the florida emergency management team quickly apologized saying, we know a 4:40 5:00 a.m. wake-up call is not ideal. neither is it for a weekend morning show host.

>> you wish you could sleep in until 4 or 5. >> yeah. >> i think my husband could sleep through it. he is a heavy sleeper he could probably sleep through it. if everybody went through the same thing together, it's not the worst thing. i'd be pretty upset because i have a hard time find marcus lee. >> some tvs that were dormant even when off on the tv. >> i would be scared that there were some paranormal information. >> it's a sad day for hollywood celebrity spoke up without their beloved little blue checkmarks on twitter. elon is making everyone pay 8 bucks they are all complaining. >> i don't get it. i lost my blue check in my life is the same. it's the same. i do miss being able to see if someone is interacting with you as a reporter or something like that. just not that serious. it's just not that serious. >> it really isn't. maybe we can joke about that.

your new book, kamc you can't joke about that ". nothing is sacred and were all in it together. >> you are right for some of it. i think it's so important to be able to joke about all of the dark traumatic and serious stuff in the world. everyone is saying that the stuff you can't joke about. that's the stuff that needs the healing power of comedy the most. also, joking about it and expressing ourselves is the only weight we are going to understand each other. the more were able to talk and have real conversations, that's only hope we have. next you talk about tragic events. the worst times are when people say, oh. sorry. >> exactly.then it makes it awkward. if you look down the laundry list of subjects in this book. >> there is a dirty laundry

list of subjects. check it out.>> you would not think it's a funny book. i've proved that it is awesome to joke about subjects that are dark and take that load off. >> i think it's something people can draw a lot from today. it really is number one and it will stay there. kat, congratulations. get some sleep. we will wake up at 4:45. >> that is all for tonight. i'm not just the waters. this is not my world. we hope you have a great friday night. tucker carlson is up next. >> just days before the 2020 election, dozens of former intelligence officials, some very famous people with a lot of credibility, produced a letter claiming hunter bindings recently discovered laptop was from russia. it was likely russian disinformation. that was a lie. we've suspected it's a light for more than 2 years now. number learning that line came direct from joe