special report salute. this good samaritan saves this baby from disaster. did you see this video today in the child's great aunt looking in her backseat noticed the stroller drifting away from her. clutches it again. this good samaritan comes and saves the stroller. we have to wait to see the good samaritan. >> fair balanced and unafraid. jesse you want to see this on the panel. >> have a good one. ♪ >> jesse: police have one of the most important jobs in america. it's also one of the most dangerous. day after day they put themselves in impossible situations where they just have to make life and death decisions just to keep us safe in arizona police moving in the arrest of a wanted felon. hit the gas and forced the

officers into a high-speed chase until he crashed and pulled a gun on the cops. [siren] >> 1050. 15050. >> shots fired. shots fired. [gunfire] >> the suspect died on the scene. in palmdale, california, police officers were responding to a domestic violence call when they arrived the woman said her mentally ill husband hit her and was suicidal, after sweeping the house, the house found the suspect in in the backyard wielg a # foot long sword and charging at him. >> let me see your hands. >> shoot. [bleep] [bleep] >> he has a sword. >> i have a sword. >> drop it. drop it. develop it, 40. 30. [gunshots] >> jesse: this isn't what police sign up for but it actually is.

it's not easy. their job is to maintain order. and when the rule of law isn't i couldn't know held and when bliss aren't respected, cities turn into ticking time bombs like what we are seeing here in new york. a homeless man was on a subway car throwing garbage at passengers, threatening them. saying things like this. i want food, i'm not taking no for an answer. i'm ready to go jail. i will hurt anyone on this train. i don't care if i get a life sentence. i'm yesterday to die, yelling it. people were scared. women were terrified. they were trapped in an underground subway tin can with this guy here is a witness. >> he started yelling language. i don't care if i die. i don't care if i am going to jailing. i don't have any food. i don't have any beverage. i'm done.

>> jesse: then a 24-year-old former marine confronted the homeless man, gently at first. tried to de-escalate but it got physical and the marine in order to subdue him and prevent him from attacking put him in a chokehold. >> jesse: you saw other male passengers also helping subdue that guy. and the homeless guy, jordan neely, unfortunately, died. what a senseless tragedy. even though it was an accident. new york's medical examiner ruled it a homicide and we are still waiting on the toxicology report. the nypd took the marine in for questioning and released him without any charges, yet, this is a delicate and complicated situation. we don't know anything about the former marine, not even his name. and there is no video leading up

to the chokehold the homeless man who died jordan neely had a long rap sheet to say the least. he has been arrested 40 times. active warrant on him for a felony assault beef when he died. he was a schizophrenic drug addict michael jackson impersonator who performed for tips. where are his parents? well, his mother was murdered and stuffed in a suitcase by the step-father and his real father not in the picture i know it's cliche but everything starts in the family. now none of this means neely deserved to be killed in a chokehold but it also doesn't mean that the marine deserves to be charged with murder. there is ongoing investigation but some people have already made up their minds. [shouting]

[bleep] [bleep] [chanting] >> get your [bleep] hands off of my [bleep] [shouting] [bleep] [bleep] >> jesse: now a.o.c. says it's murder, point blank. she doesn't need an investigation, lock the marine up for life. what about all the other rapes, murders and assaults on the subway? thee doesn't talk about those. there is no racial factor there and aoc doesn't ride the subway ever, she doesn't know what it's like for women and children to be trapped face-to-face with violent unpredictable lunatics. new york's mayor is telling aoc pump the breaks, let the investigation play out. it. >> both congresswoman and the controller citywide leader.

i don't think it's responsible at the time where we are still investigating the situation. let's let the d.a. conduct his investigation into law enforcement officials. to really interfere with that is not the right thing to do. and i'm going to be responsible and allow them to do their job and allow them to determine exactly what happened here. >> jesse: i have a lot of respect to eric adams for saying that. now the ball is in alvin bragg's court. he is the manhattan d.a. is he going to be under a lot of pressure from both sides. we know alvin is a political animal. but we hope that he conducts a fair investigation bragg has been letting these wicked civilians loose. downgrading charges. he did slap trump with 34 felony counts for nothing. aoc complains about the mental health crisis constantly but she hasn't lifted a finger to institutionalize the mentally unstable. and a.o.c. says putting cops on the subway would actually create more time crime.

listen. >> subway crime is up. but let's also note that subway crime is up after they committed so many more officers at the the subway system. tells us adding more cons to the subway isn't solving the problems there are other things that can solve this problem. >> jesse: what other things had? she went tell you. cop on the subway with neely going wild like that? he probably wouldn't be dead. men are having to take matters into their own hands to protect themselves and innocent civilians. women are whispering to me all day they are glad a man took action instead of sitting there staring at his phone pretending nothing is going down. they are not happy neely is dead of course, no one is. they are happy someone is protecting them. if neely hadn't been institutionalized he wouldn't be dead. if neely had been incarcerated he wouldn't be dead. maybe if the left hadn't defunded and demoralized the police, he wouldn't be dead. but he is dead. the democrats don't care about

him they care about blaming somebody else. they are running out of people to blame. democrats control new york. the city council the mayor's office, the d.a.'s office. every congressional seat around here, governor's mansion, both senators there has to be accountability. it's not just the democrats. every individual needs to take ownership of their action. "primetime" talked to a former addict about it last night. listen. >> 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 intervention. >> we can't treat medically ill drug addicts like children and let them run wild until they die. it's not good parenting or good government. turn it over to paul mauro

attorney and former nypd inspector. legally if you are a good samaritan. he wasn't a vigilante he didn't go after this guy. if you are trying to restrain someone who many believe he was putting their lives or safety at risk is he going to face charges. >> a lot of context here. if he does face charges it's not going to be intentional murder charge something based on his being reckless or negligent. either way those are charges you don't want to face because they are homicide charges a side step from murder. let's remember the context. we have had a rash of stuff in the subways where we have had people also mentally ill pushing women in front of trains, doing all kinds of stuff. and you heard some of the verbiage from mr. neely from that witness who says things like "i'm done." "i don't care if i die." this is going bad plays into the

defense for this marine. something called justification. it's pretty simple. it's pretty much what it sounds like. i had to take the actions that i did, however, risky to mitigate a commensurate risk. in other words, what i did was justified because of the risk that this guy posed. now, we don't have video of what he said so we don't know what risk he posed. he had an open felony assault warrant. jesse, in this town nobody wants to charge felony assault least of all alvin bragg. look why he has that warrant broke orbital bone of a woman in the subway. you add some of these facts up and start to say to yourself you know, if i were in that car, maybe i would have done the same thing and the narrative that he held people going around he held onto the chokehold 15 minutes no it's three minutes. i will have it on my website. the full video is there it's

about 3 minutes. what's interesting is about the three and a half minute mark, he is still moving. you see him take a deep breath. this is after they let him go has toxicology report gotten down. pre-existing condition like eric garner also not charged who died chokehold. complexities here. political class and it's a grace. theying trying to distract we hoped the d.a. does a legit. >> we do hope so. put it into the grand jury, that's his cover, the grand jury presentation and grand jury presentation. he can nuances it. let's see what bragg does here. >> jesse: see what he does. thanks so much, paul. >> thank you. >> jesse: joe biden has been accused of taking bribes and now is he going into hiding. also, what is going on at the

san francisco city council? >> that is what the transgenocide in this country, in this city has brought me to. [screaming]

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>> jesse: "primetime" wondering where joe biden has been all week. went to ireland and announced re-election and forgot he went to ireland and disappeared. we have barely seen or heard from the president this week which is weird because he is the president. so what's going on here? let's ask white house correspondent peter doocy.

you've covered this president the entire time. this is kind of strange, isn't it? >> peter: it's very unusual, jesse. remember, when he announced, there were all these polls that showed that voters, democrats, independents, republicans all have potential issues with his age and so. president biden told anybody that was worried about voting for somebody who was 80 now, watch me. and so we h watching him, it's r job, and there is not much going on this week. i got the schedule here on monday there was a photo op. with the filipino president. on wednesday there was photo op. with some visiting military leaders. and then today they posted a twitter video. he popped in for a few seconds to an a.i. meeting that the vice president was hosting that is it historically in the four plus years that i have been with biden, that is about as little

as we have seen him in a week. and, remember, it's been nine days since he announced still no campaign kickoff. no campaign rallies, and there is very limited campaign staff. when he had covid last summer, they even had us go to an auditorium here on campus for a virtual q&a with him. and i was going through in the hour since "special report," nine days since the campaign there have been lids called three of the days. 2:30, 2:22 and 2:47. it's very early. people criticize president biden a lot for being allegedly in the basement last time. but it worked. and his opponents this time may be the same. so, the strategy may be the same. jesse? >> jesse: let's see if he can get away with it. sure it has nothing to do with hunter biden going to court stiff love child. i'm sure it's unrelated. keep pressing him, peter, thank

you. >> peter: just need a chance. >> jesse: all right. so whistleblower as we just mentioned dropped a giant bombshell alleging the tempt of evidence was taking bribes from the foreign national when he was v.p. sitting in the closet of fbi headquarters, probably along with a trans shooter manifesto is proof of a criminal bribery scheme where joe biden would take money in exchange for policy favors. basically joe biden was selling american policy to foreigners, right under barack obama's nose. there is a word for that. it is it quid pro quo? and it looks like the fbi and the justice department had the evidence june 2020. five months before the election. again, five months before the 2020 election. senator grassley and oversight chair james comer want the fbi to hand over the document, the

smoking gun document because they say there is in-house memo showing a human source or in other words, an informant provided the fbi with this info before the election. and they have the fbi dead to rights, listen. >> not once has the fbi or the doj counter acted anything that publicly about accusations making for evidence that we had given to us by whistleblowers. and i think that speaks for itself. and so right now. it's up to the fbi. >> this memo could have been anything from a phone call to a full blown sit down. this fbi informant could have been anyone. and the foreign national, god knows where he could have been from, russia, china, ukraine, mexico, dewoo don't know. if the justice department deep sixes it and classifies it they

are involved in a criminal cover-up. there is no doubt about it. look at everything the fbi knew before the last election. did they do anything with it? no, they conspired with big tech to censor the new york story about it and all those spooks writing that stupid letter. they knew the laptop was real. the fbi knew tony blibs was blowing the whistle they went to him before the elections. the fbi has hunter biden on wiretaps talking business with chinese spies. they knew about burisma. trump was impeached for exposing it. and don't get me started on the treasury department because those wire transfers from overseas to those biden family bank accounts, they were raising red flags everywhere. and then on top of all of this, they ghost an informant who told them the vice president was taking bribes from overseas? the american people deserve to know this. but, instead, they covered it up at the highest level. so when is it going to end?

steve friend is a former fbi whistleblower and senior fellow at the center for renewing america. so, what does the fbi have on biden or what does joe biden have on the fbis? >> well that, remains to be scene and hopefully congressman comer will get the information that he is seeking fd 1023 source reporting document, they have to determine first that the whistleblower came forward with that information, that that is, in fact, true and then they have to find out if there was in fact an investigation that followed it. if there were an investigation, that's called an incentive investigative matter fbi a sim multiple levels of approval. special agent in charge. special agent in charge all the way up to headquarters, section chiefs, unit chiefs all the way up to the department of justice a lot of folks involved in this and questions of all of them if it was in fact deep sixthed.

>> jesse: there would be a massive paper trail if this was followed up on. there is no paper trail which is even more alarming,. >> exactly, and if it was essentially hidden in a source reporting document in order to avoid having to actually open a preliminary investigation, essentially a classified it without giving designation normal approval processes and compartmentalize and withhold the information from the authorities that are supposed to be approving that matter. >> when you would hear something this seriously a vice president sitting taking money from a foreign national in exchange for american policy, that -- i don't think that's ever happened ever in the history of this country. do you recall anything like that? i certainly never encountered anything like that. but i don't think you have to be too old to remember impeached a president over a quid pro quo

and that involved information that they -- the left argued was going to be beneficial to his campaign, certainly nothing related to financially news. this is an issue not just criminal but national security as well. >> this has everything. i think he will probably get away with it but we will see. maybe not this time. thank you very much. >> jesse: coming up. johnny asks young democrats why are you so sad and anxious? also, why is michelle obama so greedy? that's next. ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider

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few mill. not chump change but not living large. fast forward to today with estimates saying the obamas could now be worth over 200 million. how does that happen? well, let's follow the money. back in 2017 the obamas took in $65 million to write their memo memoirs or as gutfeld would say memoir. they signed a deal with netflix a year later worth up to 50 million to produce boring documentaries and michelle and barry weren't about to leave podcast on the money. $25 million to listen and talk a little bit more. we used to think the money grubbing clintons uncouthly cashed in after leaving the white house. but the on or abouts have left them in the dust. the obamas are on pace to be billionaires. so that's why we weren't surprised when we heard about the obama's latest venture teaming up with big juice. michelle, the business tycoon just announced that she is launching a fruit juice brand

into kids called plezy. >> i learned the hard way that a lot of those products being marketed as healthy weren't actually healthy. and that made me furious all i wanted were good products. good information, good partners who didn't just see my kids as profit generators for their bottom lines. we can make products that are tasty and healthy and good for the bottom line. and i'm putting some skin in the game. >> jesse: obviously it's part of michelle's power play. we looked at the obama body language. come on. we know michelle wears the pants. she has always been smarter than barry and now it's her time to shine as she told oprah. michelle big juice and slunging drinks for kids. let's move. pushing fruit juice down their throats after thee took the meat

out of their school lunches? >> i do bring lunch every day. >> you do? why? >> because i hate the school lunches. >> i don't really like the school lunch food that much. >> i have tried a lot of their things and i hate them all. >> felt like a giant plastic hot dog. >> can you describe their meat? >> chewy. >> taste bad. >> jesse: but michelle needed to make bank, move over, crooked, there's a new boss in town. and, you know this is about the money, because if it wasn't about the money, she would just tell the kids to drink water. but that doesn't bring in the big bucks, so she teamed up with fruit juice and the entire industry it's a giant sugar filled scam. think about this. a krispy kreme doughnut has 10 grams of sugar, while an 8-ounce glass of orange juice has 22 grams more than double. we're injecting our kids with

sugar each morning and wondering why they waddle to school. just look at the labeling of michelle's new juice and tell me if any of this sounds good. sit trick acid, sore bic acid. magnesiimagine niece citrate. it water doesn't make you richer than your husband. don't worry, at least someone is signing off on the nutritional value of michelle's new drink. tufts university, wait a second, the same university who gave us that food peer mid. you know the one that said frosted flakes healthier than a steak? don't worry, america, we're in good hands. kailey means a coca-cola whistleblower and joints me now. fruit juice business, what's michelle thinking? >> jesse, i just have to say as a new parent myself i am sick to my stomach watching this. you know, we don't recommend

kids should smoke safer cigarettes but what sugary drinks is doing is far worse and we should not be recommending safe sugary drinks we should be speaking very, very clearly. there are two points i want to call out. that is very important. one she is working with a private equity company that specializes in junk food driven by celebrity partnerships. they do for instance the rock's energy drink that's loaded with sugar and went to her their page is very simple you will be a billionaire like the rock if we follow a tried and true business strategy get kids hooked early on sugary drinks. the second thing, jesse, as have you been bravely calling out on these rigged studies the website of this product is littered with rigged studies actually saying you can't even believe this, but actually saying that sugar is an important part of a child's diet. as a parent, i am begging michelle obama, you know, this might not fund the new house in martha's vineyard but please, for the sake of children, speak clearly.

kids should not be eating sugar and not be drinking sugar. >> jesse: i have a juice insider who i spoke to just an hour ago stuff he tells you guess into this stuff will blow your mind. i will have this tomorrow. this is sugar water that is going to make michelle a billionaire. >> it's tried and true. it's an addictive substance. what is so tragic about this, jesse. is she has an opportunity available to her to go on a microphone and say kids shouldn't eat sugar. when dr. fauci told us to take the vaccine we took the vaccine most people. when they said that we shouldn't smoke or the surgeon general we stopped smoking. she could rally medical leaders to say that we have an urgent crisis worth 30% of kids have prediabetes and we need cut this out. instead she is getting kids addicted to profiting. reprehensible.

>> jesse: water is good and doesn't make you fat. thank you very much. calley, always a pleasure. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: we will have that insider report on the juice industry tomorrow. up next, this is what happens when you let boys into the girls locker room. ♪ ♪ (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%.

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>> jesse: raising kids isn't easy. but every good parent will tell their son "you never hit a girl." it's like the first rule you tell them before well, maybe after put the toilet seat up. but, what happens if that boy starts identifying as a girl and they start picking fights with other girls and the school doesn't do anything to stop it? well, you get this. [shouting] crazy.

[shouting] [bleep] kids, kids. oh. [shouting] >> jesse: that vicious assault oh my god just took place at california high school where a male, trans student dominated two female classmates. and as disturbing as the video is, it's not the first time the trans kid has caused trouble on campus. he has a long history of fighting, that guy. since he says he's a girl, he gets to use the girl's bathroom, which has led to a slew of complaints from female students that he keeps exposing his genitals to them. the school says they have already expelled the student but too little too late. doesn't take a rocket scientist to predict this would end like this. but this stuff happens because schools are willing to cater to

the one person who doesn't follow the norm. they will make hundreds of students feel uncomfortable in the name of including one person. one student couldn't take it anymore and let this school board have it. listen. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen. and only ladies and gentlemen it is and shall always be. why are we affirming the mental confusion of this boy and putting the safety of women in jeopardy by allowing mentally confused men to use the women's spaces. what about the true girls like myself who are female down to our d.n.a., why don't we ever get a say in whether or not we are comfortable with this? the truth is, we aren't. the majority of us aren't. and, yet, nothing has been done to protect the safety of these women. >> jesse: that was wally thought out clear and concise argument. any intelligent person could understand the concerns she has got. so, what do liberals have to say? well, we asked a san francisco one. listen. >> that is what the trans

genocide in this country, in this city has brought me to. [screams] imagine that! [screams] i hate this! i hate what you've done to us! i hate what you're doing to us! i hate you board of supervisors! i hate you london breed! i hate you jenkins! [screams] >> hold d.a. jenkins accountable. [bleep] >> amen! >> jesse: sorry. independent women's forum spokesperson joins me now. we should have warned the audience that was loud.

but, reilly, putting her aside, why is it that women are supporting this type of stuff? >> this is something i constantly ask myself. it seems to be whether that be at the state level, the federal level, across the general public, it seems that it's women who are fighting general's the sex based protections of other women. it's mind boggling. it's something i truly don't understand. again, this is something that we are seeing almost unanimously. i think we can agree that women typically tend to be more agreeable. they toned not want to ruffle feathers and step on toes. that's how we have gotten here by being agreeable. by being quiet, by not being bold and using our voice just like that girl in that video did when she was delivering herman log that was so powerful and she spoke so beautiful and she spoke for so many. so many more than just herself. >> jesse: women, especially moms have that incorporate distinct. you know, we call it the momma

grizzly instinct. palin coined that where you are instinctually just trying to protect your young, you are trying to protect the crew. and you don't want anything to happen to them. if it's your daughter, your son, anybody, where has that instinct to protect gone? >> again, this is another question i tend to find myself asking, specifically and thinking about fathers, thinking about let's look at the u.s. house of representatives just a few weeks ago when they voted every single democrat voted in opposition of protecting women and girls in sports. in particular, and i think of those dads who did that. those dads, do they want their daughters sharing locker rooms with men? do they want their daughters losing out on opportunities being asked to kindly step aside and smile and give away their trophy to a man? is that what they want? and i truthfully believe in my heart the answer is no. yet, they are willing to throw

that out of the window and say yes. that is what they want. it's because they are spineless. they have no backbone, no morals, and they are cowards. >> jesse: yeah, cowards and their daughters are going to keep getting creamed by people like that at the lunch hour. riley, thank you very much. sorry again about the screaming. i know that probably pierced your ears. we apologize for that. bill us for any surgery you might require. >> absolutely. i will. thank you so much. jesse. >> jesse: okay. not a legally binding statement but, thank you again. up next, jeffrey toobin comes clean and why are liberals so so depressed? >> what can we do to make you happier? >> prison reform. >> a drink. >> i don't drink. ♪ do what you want to do now ♪ i can't tell youu ♪ who to sock it toit ♪ e treatment it disrupts my skin with itch.

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♪ >> brian: you remember jeffrey toobin, the cnn analyst who was kicked off the air for playing his own tuba on the company zoom? so what's been toobin up to lately? >> what's life been like for jeffrey toobin. >> well, let's talk about the incident itself. >> yeah. >> it was a disaster in my life, self-inflicted, self-destruct i have and something that i will regret for the rest of my life. >> jesse: yeah, tubes we know it was self-inflicted. so what happened? did you think you were alone. >> what exactly happened? you just left open the screen. >> you know, i would rather not go into the degreesly details. >> jesse: thank god none of those wanted to hear those either. forget i asked. so what could you possibly have done to have let that happen? >> i didn't know other people were on the zoom call, were watching. this was not an intentional act

on my part. >> jesse: who zooms solo tubes? come on give us a better excuse. keep your chin up, and your hands where we can see them. ♪ >> well, a poll just came out and asked young democrats how often they'd experienced a certain emotion or issue over the last couple weeks. 61% said that they felt nervous or anxious. 57% said they had trouble relaxing. toobin has a way to fix that. and 52% reported feeling down and depressed. so we wanted to know, why's everybody so sad? so we had johnny ask. >> a survey of young democrats say they are anxious, depressed, long and nervous. why is that? >> healthcare costs is sky rocketing. >> the country we're living in is definitely not in the best state right now. >> democrats are not doing enough. >> there's a level of comparing yourself to other people.

>> you think you're better than me. >> what makes you nervous? >> the boogie man. >> spiders, cockroaches. >> crossing the street if somebody's honking. >> lie mate change. >> billionaires hoarding wealth. >> how do we get you to stop thinking about millionaires. >> redistribute their wealth police. >> how do you fight your anxiety. >> play video games. >> smoke weed, smoke a lot of weed. >> various substances you you can consume. >> what substances do you consume. >> no comment. >> ice cream. >> i have a refrigerator full upstairs. >> what gets you down in the dumps. >> bad news reporting. >> i guess you watch cnn. >> it's called fake news. >> i was in a chess tournament and i had a lot of money on the line and i lost. >> the police. >> who are you going to call when somebody goes wrong. >> nobody. i'm going to call on god. >> someone's robbing your house you're going to say a prayer. >> it is what it is. if you're going to rob me you're

going to rob me. >> take whatever you want, please. >> are you lonely. >> sometimes. >> we're in a big city. >> exactly, that doesn't help. >> there's so many people. >> no, i know, but there's so many people. >> it's hard to stand out. >> do you think you stand out. >> no. >> why. >> i'm not six foot with absence. >> does climate change make you nervous. >> if we don't take care of it it won't be here forever. >> how long do you think we have. >> 2030, 2050. >> i'm dressed for the weather. i'm prepared for anything. i'm hot today and i have on a jacket so not really. ♪ >> does joe biden make you depressed. >> i don't hear anything about him he is a ghost to meefrjts it is concerning to have somebody like that as president. >> are you going to fifty for joe biden. >> most likely yes. >> if he fails to combat issues that we're facing. >> are you going to vote for joe biden? >> yeah. >> god love them. god love them.

>> what could we do to make you happier. >> prison reform. >> a drink. >> i don't drink. >> maybe you need a hug. >> oh, no. >> bring it in. how happy are you now? >> i'm like so happy. you see my smile. >> you are cured. >> you're going to be on jesse watters prime time. what do you want to tell jesse. >> hi jesse and hi dad. >> dad watches. >> he's a fan of yours. >> hello grammy thank you for watching fox news. >> don't stop your life for nothing. your life is about you, you're not here to please nobody but you so do what you have to do to make sure you win. that's it. that's it. ♪ >> jesse: we're skipping window and going straight to text. pamela from south carolina, it's been proven that hunter biden's a dead beat dad but how a grand parented can deny an innocent grandchild is hard to understand. just shows us move of president biden's true character.

it sure does. joe from wisconsin, will bernie go after the obamas once they become billionaires? that's right, every dollar over $999 million bernie gets. and they he loses >> ralph from pennsylvania. watters pitching water, i see millions in your future. watters' water. move over michelle. >> i think i have to take a meeting with people in private equity. >> mom, don't go negative on food and drinks for children. you feed your child only sausage. how did my mom figure out how to text the show? yes, jesse junior eats a lot of sausage but he drinks water not fruit juice. got you mom. kristi from florida, can you scream like the woman from the city council? no. betty from oklahoma, jesse,

what's your problem with helmets? don't you want your scooter-driving producer to be the safe? >> it's a little too safe. all right, live a little scooter-driving producer. don't live so much you get killed in mexico but let the wind go through your hair. you've got a lot of it. that's it for us. dvr the show. always remember, i'm watters, this is my world. ♪ >> hello america welcome to fox news tonight i'm lawrence jones. for the past four years, i have traveled all across the country covering america's crime crisis. mostly in progressive cities. people from all different backgrounds ar and they have one simple request. for our leaders to protect us. do what's essentially their only job. but for years these people have been ignored. they've altered their life style and the way they move for their protection and their