mother gave birth in her car. jones was flagged by the father of the baby immediately began assistance offering the woman words of encouragement, holding her hand throughout the delivery. within minutes a healthy baby girl was born. both mother and baby are doing well. that's awesome. tomorrow on "special report," university of michigan football coach jim harbaugh talks about his efforts to address the extreme shortage of skilled trade workers. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: you gave me 10 last night and take 10 away tonight. is that how we are rolling here? >> bret: i told you, it's a bank. [laughter] >> jesse: i don't like these rates. >> bret: sorry. >> jesse: see you. >> bret: all right. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. this just in. a highly credible whistleblower is alleging that the department of justice has evidence that the president of the united states, joe biden, was directly involved

in a criminal scheme with a foreign national. we're being told that justice has had in their possession a document showing biden directly exchanged money for policy decisions when he was vice president again a foreign national bribed vice president biden in exchange for policy decisions. this isn't just cracked out hunter, this is a direct link to the president of the united states. senator chuck grassley, who broke the news, says these allegations are very credible. listen. >> we have credible information that this possible criminal activity took place. i do have faith in the whistleblowers that bring it to me that this document exists. we have a rough idea of what's in the document from the credible whistleblower. we get this information, the

document exists, and we will have to get the document. >> jesse: this is grassley's wheelhouse he doesn't mess around when it comes to whistleblowers. grassley is the real deal on this stuff. that's bad news for biden. this could be hard evidence that joe was doing political favors for cash. and the fbi and the justice department knew it and they sat on it. just like they did with the laptop for over a full year and the run-up to the last election. and since this is another election cycle for biden, i guess it was all part of the plan, another cover-up. but, now, oversight chair jim comer issuing a subpoena to the fbi chris wray ordering them to release this document immediately. and grassley is telling the white house they better not cover it up by classifying it. >> do you believe that the subpoena will ultimately be successful and chairman comer will be able to obtain this document? what level of confidence do you have? >> it will be successful unless

the white house classifies this document. and they better not because i know it's an unclassified document. but they could keep me from getting it by classifying it we know white house is jumping into defense going on five years now republicans in congress have been lobbing unfounded politically motivated attacks against the president and his family without offering evidence further claims or evidence of decisions influenced by anything other than u.s. interest. that's because they prefer floating anonymous innuendo amplified by the meghan d.b.a. phone other allies in the media to get attention and try to distract and deflect from own unpopular ideas and solutions the american people actually care about. whatever. this is yet another whistleblower who fingers biden as the head of a corrupt political family. taking money under the table from foreign nationals. >> he is now the sitting president of the united states. but there are hundreds of data

points that joe biden was acting in -- in a capitalistic term, i would say the chairman. is he a figure-head. he shows up in meetings, shakes hands. role in the biden family business ventures around the world. >> jesse: there are former white house staffers2 with biden when he flew to ukraine to push for gas deals while hunter was being paid by gas giants. and he has the evidence it prove it, remember? >> joe biden is lying. joe biden is a criminal. that's the bottom line. i don't care if he goes to timbuktu or iowa or anywhere, he is a criminal. and i have 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. >> jesse: a picture tells a thousand words. here is joe biden at dinner with foreign nationals paying his son. what were they paying his son for? they can't tell you. but we have emails describing kickbacks for joe biden. so% for the big guy. and if hunter is setting up white house meetings for chinese nationals, a guy named wang, does that sound like innuendo? we have irs whistleblowers who say biden's department of justice they have been slow-walking charges against hunter to protect the fam. can't say we are surprised when we hear the department of justice has been sitting on evidence that joe is exchanging political favors for cash. this was happening right under barack hussein obama's nose. barack hussein obama likes to says his administration had no scandals but his own v.p. was running a foreign cash register out of his white house? come on. but it could get worse. hunter's finances, they are about to get cracked open in an

arkansas court. all because the deadbeat dad is trying to low ball child support payments to his love child? new now, meanwhile hunter has been shacking up at the white house trying to not to get served. the guy who loaned him 2 million to pay off. hiding assets so 4-year-old can stay poor. sugar brother took over stake in chinese company the white house said that hunter divested from. and are you ready? "the washington post" just now reporting that federal prosecutors just met with hunter's defense team and they are very close on deciding whether or not to indict the president's son on tax and gun charges. now, maybe this is why joe hasn't been seen in the last 48 hours. >> let's turn it over to brett tolman. he is the former u.s. attorney. so, bret, what do you think this document actually is?

>> jesse, thanks for having me on. a document like this really comes down to one thing in my mind. this is probably an fbi 302 investigative report. say that because the whistleblower, in order to make the connection, and to assess that it's credible of credible information like senator grassley has assessed, means that they had to have sat down with whoever is providing the information and they are not going to do that without making sure you get every detail you can from someone. so my guess is jesse, someone called up the fbi and said, hey, we have legitimate evidence that joe biden received a payment in exchange and we want to come talk to you. and somebody saw that and noticed that nothing was being done with it and has come forward and informed senator grassley and representative comer. >> jesse: so we don't know what foreign country we are dealing with. it could be china.

it could be ukraine. what kind of action would the vice president be wheeling and dealing for with the country like a ukraine or a china? think about how rare it is to have a whistleblower to come forward from doj or the fbi. it's incredibly rare. they would have to have very solid information that whether they are coming forward they are not -- they are not embarrassed about it or not concerned about the credibility. so here, the country at issue certainly ukraine and china, but, remember, when joe biden bragged about getting rid of a prosecutor that was looking at the burisma company that hunter hunter biden was a board member. it could be something like that. and that would be considerably expensive in order to get the vice president to take such action on a national stage as he did. and then he bragged about it. so, if it's like that. that would be significant money.

>> jesse: can you cover something like this up. says the white house might classify the document and we will never ever see it? >> yeah, you know, his comments are significant. it's a warning shot to the white house to don't play games on in this is not one you want messing around. you don't want to mess around with chuck grassley. i'm going to tell you that he is like a pit bull. he will stay on an issue. he is on the substance. he doesn't care about the politics. and he's warning them don't play politics with it. even if they do though, if they do classify this, chuck grassley has the ability, the intelligence committees on both the house have the ability to review those documents in a scif. and so at some point somebody outside of the white house and doj has to look at these documents. >> jesse: what does it mean to you that the fbi has just been sitting on something this explosive? >> i am, you know, it's mind boggling to me, jesse. because this is -- it's not just explosive.

this is enormous information that would have immediately gone to the attorney general himself and to director wray. now, once that happens. if the decision was made to stall, to bury this or to buy time. that could only come from director wray or attorney general merrick garland. >> jesse: they have this silly rule, you know, no big investigations during elections we're in an election. we are always in an election,, brebrett,. >> can i remember a sitting congressman violating the law. do you know who wanted action immediately the department of justice when i was u.s. attorney somplet somewhere between 15 years ago and now we have a department of justice that doesn't seem to care about our elected officials whether they are corrupt or not.

many. >> jesse: some do though. there are whistleblowers coming forward. it's the top brass that looks like they are keeping a lid on this thing and that's what's scary. bret, thank you so much about your insight and talk to grassley about this as soon as possible. up next, the binder is blowing up. ♪

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>> jesse: yesterday joe biden did absolutely nothing. what does the schedule look like today? he had lunch at 12:45 and dinner at 6:30. all joe biden does is eat and sleep. basically the same schedule as my newborn. and just like give give, biden

doesn't talk so what's he been up to kinner 4 # hours since hed a public appearance so what has he been doing in that time. >> he has been meeting and having internal meetings in the oval office. i had a meeting with him earlier today with his senior advisers, senior staff. >> jesse: internal meetings, sounds important. it's never been more clear. joe doesn't really want the job. part of being president is talking to reporters and letting us know what you're doing. but because joe is in hiding you only hear from binder. and answering questions not her strong suit. important questions like why won't the president acknowledge his illegitimate granddaughter? >> i wanted to ask about the trial going on in arkansas with hunter biden and the child support. are the president and first lady monitoring that and how come they haven't acknowledged the seventh grandchild. >> i'm not going to speak to that from here. >> jesse: so the most trearnt

white house in american history gotcha. what about biden hiring one of epstein's pals to run the cia. the binder has to have an answer for that. >> does president biden have any reaction to the cia director william burns meeting with jeffrey epstein in 2014 to sex crime registered as a sex offender. >> i'm just knot going to comment on that from here. >> jesse: so no love child, no epstein, what about the border? do you want to correct the record after saying illegal immigration is down 90%? >> you said yesterday that when it comes to illegal migration you have seen it come down by more than 900%. 990% bore did that number come from because cpd says 136,000 people more this face equal year. >> if the dramatics could come down a little bit. if the dramatics could come down a little bit. >> what's dramatic about asking a question about. >> okay. i'm can gonna answer. >> jesse: stop being so dramatic

you stupid son of a bitch. the border is fine. co-host on "the five" and former white house press secretary. >> dana: former. >> jesse: dana, as a former, are you allowed to just say pretty much anything i'm not going to answer this from the podium? >> dana: well, there's no rules, right? so you can decide how you want to do things. and you also, i think a lot of this comes from the top. right? so, my reel of bloopers at the white house probably would be an hour long and everybody could have a lot of fun with that but i do think there are some fundamental problems here. first of all, president biden is not giving her anything to work with. >> jesse: they had a meeting internal meeting. >> dana: can't talk about the internal meeting because you don't know the topic. you could have said it was about figuring out a way to get more electric vehicles into the hands of americans. >> jesse: she won't even tell us what they said. >> feed the press. i always felt that i was there to, yes, defend the president, advance the agenda. but represent the american

people and also to defend the right of the press to ask questions. sometimes the questions are annoying. but there are ways to deal with that in a way that represents the president well, right? you could say i understand why you are asking it, i have already answered it but i will get you more if you need to. i can't answer that from here but if they change their mind and they tell me what they want to say about the grand daughter in arkansas, i will let you know. >> jesse: is the binder hurting the biden presidency or is biden hurting the biden presidency? >> i think it really does all stem from the top. he is the one choosing to stay in and not do any thing with the press. you know what a fair weather friend is, right? so he ignores them completely, ignores crises, never went to east palestine, she got asked a question about it today and she said i'm not going to answer that from here. okay. she gets a choice how she wants to answer it but he gets a choice of what sort of information does he want to provide. and he hides from the press or doesn't talk to the press or

just answers questions when he is going to marine one. but, then when he needs them and he wants to do an interview they are there and they never ask any tough follow-up questions. >> jesse: no and when they do ask questions he has a cheat sheet he holds on to. what is he doing for 48 hours when they say he is having internal meetings. you worked for president bush. if you are a shut-in for 48 hours, something big must be going down. >> dana: if i'm being kind, one thing that could be happenings. one thing that could be happening they just announced i had re-election, right, in a video last week when you were with gigi changing diapers he said i'm going to run for office again. they are way behind. axios reported this morning they are behind in fundraising. they had a meeting with their donors and the donors walked away going wow, we are not impressed, guys. like i would imagine if he is having internal meetings, that is probably with his campaign team because they realize that the donors aren't impressed and they are far behind and they are concerned that they won't be able to win re-election in 2024

if i'm being kind. >> jesse: s that watt kind answer. thank you very much, dana. tony blinken had a rough week. first we found out blunky blink was behind the letter labeled laptop. and then the poor boy was caught about lying about pretty much everything by ben hall and now it turns out tony blinks can't sit down for boar are bausching lecture without getting bum rushed. >> in particular i'm curious whether you have been able to talk -- >> excuse us we can't use this day without calling for the freedom of zhang. extradition request. >> what about zhang. >> take it easy. take it easy, device. >> not one word about who was murdered by australia. >> so. >> not one word about zhang. >> we're here to celebrate freedom of expression and we just experienced it. >> code pink was making a stink about zhang. but old blinkity blink he got in

the way. tough times for tony b. up next under cover in homeless america. >> there should be housing for you. >> i don't want housing. >> then so what do you want? just to sit here then? >> yes.

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>> jesse: america's homeless crisis is exploding out west. cities like l.a., portland, san francisco, just riddled with needles villages, it's disgusting. laura ingraham just took a trip to san francisco. talked with some locals to figure out what actually is going on. and it wasn't good. actually, it was actually really sad. watch this. >> to me fentanyl has been like, like something helping keep me alive. it helps me not think about some of the trauma that i have been through. when i don't get it like -- i

can't breathe sometime or have anxiety really bad. but when i have it like i need itneed it i immediately calm do. >> jesse: these people are in trouble. and people are just letting it happen. if you really wanted to help, you would show them tough love. you would force drug addicts to change. kick them off the streets, make them choose. turns out you aren't even allowed to do that in san francisco. but you could but then you would owe them a bed. that's the law. here is how a san francisco police lt. describes it, listen. >> you get to stay out here and do. >> you can just live out here and as much drugs as you want. >> yes. the injunction about clearing tents and homeless encampments. >> you can't clear it out. >> you can't do that, no. they want us to but we can't do it by law. right? a judge says no. unless you can provide a bed for every person you see out here. and my whole thing is when did

that fall on us? >> jesse: look, we feel bad for everybody. addiction is ugly. these aren't kids on the streets. these are grown men and women who made a choice. and instead of getting sober, getting a job, they just want to shoot up all day on the sidewalk. it's not a secret. homeless people pretty open about it. listen. >> there should be housing for you. >> i don't want housing. >> then so what do you want? just to sit here then? >> yeah. >> you should want better for yourself. >> i like it like this. i like the fresh air. >> what's your plan to get off the streets. >> i don't -- i am dedicated to a life of homelessness and poverty. >> once you are out here in the outdoors, it gets in your blood. i don't want to be in a stuffy room. i don't want to be in a stuffy apartment building. >> but what you are saying is that right now there is no housing you would accept? you prefer the outdoors?

>> yes. absolutely. >> jesse: so the guy just admits it. even if the government handed him the keys to a beautiful three bedroom apartment he wouldn't take it. so the democrats can just keep tossing money at the homeless problem. but, unless you clean up the streets and force these people to change, it's never going to end. >> jesse: tom wolf former fentanyl ad a: it's a choice te people are making? >> yeah. and it's kind of an impossible choice because with fentanyl, after a certain point, you really don't have a choice. you have to keep using and you have to keep using every two hours. and if you are addicted to fentanyl. that's more important than just about anything else. in fact, drug addiction becomes more important in general than everything else, including a roof over your head. and you are going to choose that every single time over everything else. >> so if you are hooked on fentanyl and you don't take it,

what happens to you? >> well, did you go into horrible, horrible withdrawals. you get really really dope sick. i think that's the term that's used. and you pretty much do anything to get more, including, you know, shoplifting, stealing, committing crime, whatever it is that you need to do to generate money so that you can get that fentanyl to get that fix. and if you are homeless on the street, that's a pretty hopeless existence. so when people are telling you no, i just prefer to stay this way and stay on the street, that usually underlying issue underneath that is drug addiction. and so we need figure out a way to stop the drug addiction to give these people a chance at some hope at recovery. >> jesse: it's up to each individual, is it not? we can't keep expecting the city of san francisco to fix it. they won't do anything right. it's got to be up to the individual. they're not victims. they're individuals that have choice. they have freedom. they have free will. >> so, that's true.

and they are also slaves to addiction. which kind of complicates the issue. so the way i look at it is that there is a subset of people on the street require intervention. that means we're going to have to go from and not necessarily give them a choice. take them to get medical attention and put them into treatment to try to get them clean and hopefully along the way those people will find recovery. for the ones that don't want to participate, that want to continue to live out there, you know, we as a community have to make a decision as a society has to make a decision what we want to do with that. do we want to create shelters and put them in shelter, housing, whatever? but the street cannot be the permanent location for these folks to live because it's creating great harm to themselves and great harm to the community. >> jesse: how did you kick drugs, tom? >> well, i was held accountable. i had to go to jail for a few months to sober up. and then i went to six month drug treatment program and that really changed my life. and so, like i said, there is a subset of us that need that kind

of interpretation. intervention.that's why i suppos going to happen in san francisco to clean up the streets. got get the drug dealers off the street. they are driving a huge percentage of this problem. we have over 500 organized drug dealers operating in plain sight in san francisco. if you remove them, a lot of this other part of the problem that we are talking about actually goes away. >> jesse: who would have thought. maybe you arrest some drug dealers and drug addicts and homeless people once in a while you would shape things up pretty quickly. tom, thanks very much. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: up next, the navy just bud lighted itself. ♪ ♪ i don't know how long it's been there. long enough to produce eggs, it seems. is it covered in scales? it seems to be covered in...mouths. and what you think are scales are, in fact, fangs.

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>> jesse: we have the most powerful military in the world. it took years hard work. dedication. the men and women who protect america don't do it for fame, money or glory. they do it because they think the country is still worth fighting for. after they enlist they get shipped off to boot camp. lace up the boots, throw on the

fatigues, buzz the hair. imagine how i would look. everybody looks exactly the same. why? well, because it's not about the individual. it's about the mission. to keep this principle alive, recruiters have sold the young men and women of being part of something that's actually bigger than themselves. >> the call to serve is at once invisible and always present and for those who choose to answer the call, for their country, for their fellow man, for themselves, it is the most powerful force on earth. america's navy. a global force for good. >> jesse: guess how old that commercial is? a little over 10 years old. and we have changed a lot since then. recruitment took a nose die, kids are being told it's not a country worth fighting for. you combine that with obesity, drug use, and criminal records, getting kind of hard to find people eligible to serve. navy is going to fall, ready?

8,000 bodies short of the recruitment goal this year. so they are tweaking the recruitment strategy. meet the new face of the navy. >> all you fabulous faces i'm your girl harvey daniels. >> i'm successful and dangerous. smart and educated. i'm being dramatic, determined. spicy and delicious ♪ ♪ >> jesse: that's joshua kelly whose stage name is harpy daniels. harpy is a sailor who says he is not a man or a woman. and the navy picked this guy to help recruit cadets. harpy advertises how great the navy is by dressing in drag, putting on makeup, doing his hair and nails and singing and dancing. if you join the navy, you can just be like harpy. the navy wants cross dressing sailors manning their ships. if you don't identify as a man or a woman but are in to the drag queen scene, join the navy. that's the message here.

it's not about your country. it's not about team work. it's not about the mission. it's about you and your identity. you're the star of the show. the navy is here. and you're here. attracting all of the attention. because that's what this is about. now, i don't care what you do in your free time, harpy can put on women's clothes, who cares? but when it comes to the navy, it's not about me, me, me. it's about the sea and making the sea safe. you can't show up to basic training in stilettos and blond wig. you need to be in uniform. everybody wears the same uniform for a reason. it's called unit cohesion. about serving something greater than yourself. but harpy doesn't just recruit. harpy intans. here is harpy performing a drag show for sailors aboard the uss ronald reagan. yeah. harpy is giving it all he has

got. he loves the spotlight. doesn't he? and here is harpy on a game show telling the world how he boosts morale on base. >> joshua, you once went viral as a drag queen. >> i did. morale gets very low on deployment and our mwr puts together a lip soyinka lip syncg queen old faithful. put heels and makeup and won the lip syncing competition in full drag. >> this is odd because the secretary of defense said there are no drag shows on bases. >> how much taxpayer money should go to fund drag queen story hours on military bases? >> you know, drag queen story hours is not something that the department funds. >> at air force base you had drag unelis on june 17th. who funded these. >> listen, drag shows are not something that the department of defense supports or funds. >> why are they having them on

military bases? i just showed you the evidence. why are they happening? >> i will say, again, this is not something that we support or fund. >> jesse: hmmm well either lloyd austin is lying or he doesn't know what's going on. and what's wrong with the navy? they looked at what happened with bud light and said hold my beer? harpy is the navy's dylan. dylan killed bud light sales. what do you think harpy is going to do to recruitment and where does that leave us? let's bring in former space force lieutenant colonel and commander matthew lohmeier. he was forced to resign from the military for criticizing woke. what is going on with the navy here? we have a statement from the navy. they acknowledge this is a digital ambassador program, a pilot initiative to explore the digital environment to reach a wide range of potential

candidates. >> yeah, jesse, thanks for having me on. first off, i think it's terribly unfortunate that every time the united states military is showing up in the news, it's over things like this anymore these days. the american people see this and think this has become our military and so first and foremost, i think it's important that i should say and i failed to do this often enough, thank you to the good men and women who nobly serve our country in uniform every day of their lives because they show up believing in the greatness of the american ideal. and because they are willing to lay their life on the line in defense of this country. and so, i have to wonder who it is that our senior military leaders, in fact, think they are appealing to in the recruiting process by hiring a drag queen as their digital ambassador? i mean they are certainly not incentivizing our men and women in uniform to stick around if they are decent people who believe in the western nuclear

family as we often refer to it. they don't want their kids in this stuff. they don't want to stay after hours and participate. it's not helping our recruiting efforts. what's surprise something not that it's taking place. we have known for the last couple years during the biden administration this has been taking place more and more. what's surprising is that senior military leaders continue to push an agenda like this despite the fact that it's hurting our recruiting efforts and it's hurting our retention and frankly it can't help our lethality and readiness. >> jesse: someone had to have approved this in the navy. and say i'm going to put a drag queen out to dance and wiggle and that's going to attract recruits to join the navy. someone had to think this was a good idea. in what world is that a good idea? >> well, this is a really unwise strategy. frankly, shouldn't call it a strategy. it's unwise decision-making by our senior military leaders,

what also is surprising is i know that we have senior ranking members of our military in all branches of the military who are appalled by this stuff and, yet, you are not hearing from them. you are calling on the late, so to speak, lieutenant colonel matt lohmeier. why is it that we also seem to have a crisis of courage among our senior military ranks. you are right. there are people that have to make decisions about these things and what's disappointing to americans generally is that this is a partisan issue somehow. why is it the democrats and republicans on both sides of the aisle in congress can't come together and say hey, overnight, we are going to unite and eliminate this kind of thing from our armed forces? why is it that it's conservatives that are speaking up in defense of our troops who can't, frankly, speak up freely on behalf of themselves? you know, conservatives have been interested in reaching out to me in the wake of me being fired from my command to discuss

marxist root of critical race theory and diversity and inclusion industry. the democrats, some of whom i requested meetings with, didn't want to touch these issues with a 10-foot pole. we'll never solve our problems until democrats and republicans, both sides of the political aisle are able to unite and say what is dividing our military hurts lethality and readiness. we have to take this kind of stuff sear i couldn't seely. >> jesse: it certainly does the way things are shaping up in the south pacific in china. >> that's right. >> jesse: not just the gender stuff with the drag. you wouldn't advertise with navy recruitment with chip and dale half naked male dancers. you just wouldn't do it. it's not tasteful. and it's -- it doesn't go with the vibe of we're all in this together. thank you very much. colonel. >> thank you. >> jesse: we got to run, but we appreciate your insight. >> thanks. >> jesse: coming up, sometimes you should listen to me.

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we got julie, fox news upper. first up. gps is not always right here a couple tourists in hawaii learned that the hard way when they followed the gps into the ocean. julie, have you ever done anything like this? >> no, but i'm not your typical female driver. it did say the driver and her passenger, her. so we have identified the driver which sadly i am one that will bash my own kind. >> brian: i am shocked -- >> jesse: i am shocked it is a female driver. >> i am an excellent driver. i am an exclusion to the role. 70% of accidents happen because there are women behind the wh wheel. they are in hawaii. so i think she had one too many piña colada is. >> jesse: listen, train tracks can kill you if you follow yourself into this, an ocean you can see coming. you can see an ocean coming a mile away and she continued to drive straight into it.

>> remember when our parents used to use maps and they would pull over on the side of the road and they would actually open up a big large piece of paper? at least that did not happen because we do not have gps's and phones that we were glued to. >> jesse: isn't that impossible? you never got a nice increase? >> it ended up in much smarter parts in the original. my dad would throw it on the back seat and i would be stuck having to fold that. >> jesse: i'm surprised he did not throw you. you seem annoyed. seems like you talk a lot. [laughter] >> shut up. >> jesse: washington state high school seniors rolled up to his prom in a real world war two army tech. how do you think the end of that prom night went? >> i'm going to guess you do realize, like, he definitely got smashed. i'm keeping this claim because we are still at 8:00 p.m.

but no. a thousand dollars? i did not even get that when i was proposed to. >> jesse: that is a whole 'nother story. where do you get an army tag? this is not something you can get off the lot? >> he got it from a guy that collects military arsenal. his first quote was 20,000 from another company. who the heck keep this in their backyard? >> jesse: you prepared for this segment. >> i sure did. i am paying a thousand dollars to rent a bouncing castle. >> jesse: if you take a bouncing castle to prom, oh, boy. oh, boy. >> if the council is not rocking, they are knocking. >> jesse: last one we have the last one here? all right. there is -- can you tell us about this vermont story? >> i would love to. apparently you know gender, wokeism, apparently in vermont, they are saying that a spurned donor is going to be not a male, not iffy, just a human that

donated sperm. >> jesse: a person who produces sperm. >> the zones up to mayor holt three. there are no men left. aside from you. >> jesse: excuse me. i am a person who produces sperm. >> not you. you are already raised. on talking about the millennials. there's not a lot of men these days. we don't read anymore. >> jesse: i can see your tank. it is right outside. they are waiting for you. >> it is khalyn king. it has its hazards on. i love you. >> jesse: i love you. ♪ ♪ our e-scooter driving producer that. >> broke the prime time travel ban to mexico? he has returned safely from mexico. his pride is not intact but he is back in one piece. we are happy to have him back. let's do text.

donna in new york, why even go after hunter? the big guy will pardon him. that is what it is all about. ruck from ohio, jesse, can you start calling biden the book of lies? don from massachusetts, watching golden girls and matt loch considered internal meetings? are you suggesting that biden is watching reruns of some of these shows? that could be true. paul in chicago, why doesn't gutfeld get the invite? because gutfeld's show is not live. sorry. the secret is out. and he can't do when i have my show and i can't do his show when he does his show and that is the best part. i can never do the gutfeld so again. exclamation, excuse me. pete from west virginia, you are right, tough love is the only thing that will get these people in san francisco clean.

brenda, homelessness is starting to look pretty attractive. no more new taxes. lay in a 10 and get free pizza and drugs. pretty sweet. did gutfeld write that? i think gutfeld is identifying as brenda. joe, how long until they switch to electric fairies? got it to go. ♪ ♪ >> we are monitoring a manhunt underway in atlanta. we are getting ready to go to a press conference and we just got some breaking news from our sources that the 24-year-old don patterson has been in fact. we are learning more infor information. there will be a pressure at 8:15. we will bring that to you alive. try to figure out what the motive was and any other information. now to this. house republicans has taken a major step in finally revealing the extent of printed by the path's ime