she said she would carry her newborn with her if necessary. it wasn't but she did go to the hospital right afterwards. the baby was born monday. congratulations to her. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair balance and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. i'm trying to be really good on time. jesse? >> jesse: you mailed it to the t. thanks. >> jesse: last night cnn did something they promised they would never do again. no, they didn't tell you when a woman is in her prime. no, they didn't say a missing airplane went into a black hole. no, nobody played their own tuba while on the company zoom. cnn did something much, much worse. they talked to republican frontrunner and former president donald trump. they called it a republican primary town hall meaning cnn was supposed to ask questions about topics that republican voters care about. but it's been a while since cnn talked to a real republican.

so they think you care about the same thing they do. >> your first term ended with a deadly right at the capitol and you still have not publicly acknowledged the 2020 election results. why should americans put you back in the white house? >> because we did fantastically. we got 12 million more votes than we had as you know in 2016. i think that when you look at that result and what happened during that election, unless you are a very stupid person, you see what happened. most people understand what happened. that was a rigged election. >> jesse: now, right off the bat they got trump to talk about the past instead of the future. 2020 instead of 2024. they knew trump was going to take the bait and he did. now, if trump wants to talk about 2020, there is plenty to talk about. you can't get lost in the weeds and you have to move it from 2020 to 2024. for instance, we know it was unfair. but, instead of drilling down on the ballot stuffing, the president should talk about voter i.d. how to make voting easy and

cheating hard. how republicans should harvest and how every state should run the election like florida where you get the results that night. now, the key on fairness factor of that election, besides the loose covid rules was the cia and fbi interfering in the election. we know they did that intelligence agencies conspired to censor the laptop, free press and censor free speech. ran a disinformation campaign against you the american voter. that's where you go with it. now, after the 2020 elections, cnn obviously wanted to talk about january 6th. >> will you pardon the january 6th rioters who are convicted of federal offenses? >> i am inclined to pardon many of them. i can't say for every single one because a cup of them they probably got out of control. >> jesse: that answer was a play for the base. a grandfather wandering through the capitol shouldn't be sent to

prison for three years. we get it. but the president has to be careful here. you can't pardon anybody that committed an ability of violence. that's like handing a loaded gun to the democrats who are already so weak on the police issue that that's got to make sense. so, we got stolen election, we got january 6th, next comes the rape case. >> what do you say to voters who say it disqualifies you from being president. >> well, there aren't too many of them because my poll numbers just came out and they went up. [laughter] [applause] >> my poll numbers went up and they went up with the other fake charge, too. >> jesse: so trump was just convicted in a civil case of sexual misconduct some 20 years ago in aberg doppler goodman dressing room but it doesn't hurt trump. >> i don't know her, i never met her. i have no idea who she is. i had a picture taken years ago

with her and her husband, nice guy, john johnson, he was a newscast, very nice man. she called him an ape happens to be african-american. called him an ape. the judge wouldn't allow us to put that in. her dog, or her cat was named hvagina. cnn walked right into it. it never looks good for them. what everybody wants from donald trump if he wins re-election. strong confident economic management. >> if elected president again, what is the first thing you would do to help bring down the costs to make things more affordable? >> drill, baby drill. [applause] [applause] so we were energy-independent. we were soon going to be energy dominant.

and nobody had ever done what i did. >> jesse: that's what the country wants right there. that's what the country needs. now the question is is the country willing to swallow donald's drama in exchange for strong competent management and we don't know that yet. donald trump can make the election about that, he wins. he was elected the first time because he is a businessman and here is he on the debt ceiling negotiations. >> if they don't give you massive cuts, you're going to have to do a default. and i don't believe they're going to do a default because i think the democrats will absolutely cave. >> you once said that using the -- that using the debt ceiling as a negotiating wedge just could not happen. you said that when you were in the oval office. >> that's when i was president. >> why is it different now that you are out of office? >> because now i'm not president. [applause] [laughter] >> jesse: tells you everything you need to know about him. as honest as you can get. that's why people love him.

is he a businessman playing a politician. and he admits that you use tactics when you are in power and out of power. politicians never do that and that's why everybody hates politicians because they pretend they don't play both sides. here is president trump on the roe v. wade fallout. >> we are in a very good negotiating position right now only because of what i was able to do. and, remember this. again, you talk about radicalism, people that will kill a baby in the ninth month or the eighth month or the seventh month, or after the baby is born, they are the radicals. >> jesse: so republicans have had a hard time articulating their positions on abortion since it was thrown back to the states. but what trump did here strategically was smart. the radicals are the partial birth abortionists. republicans don't need to be defensive on that issue because most of the country agrees that the abortion should be legal in the first trimester but everything after that is a horror show. if republicans want to win, they have to hold the line and make it about late term.

so, cnn tried to play gotcha the whole night, executives had fed kaitlan collins a slew of gotcha questions designed to box in the likely republican nominee. but his responses were clever. listen. >> do you believe that putin is a war criminal? he is responsible for the death of thousands of men and women and civilians. >> that should not be discussed now. it should be discussed later. because right now we have to get a war -- if you say is he a war criminal it's going to be a lot tougher to get this thing stopped. if he is going to be war criminal, people are going to go and grab him and execute him, is he going to fight a lot harder than he is fighting, you know, under the other circumstance. that is something to be discussed at a later date. >> jesse: trump is always looking ahead to the oval. he's not going to say something to make few people happy in the primary that limits his range of motion as commander-in-chief. more negotiations are delicate. you can't bring baggage to the table. he knows putin is a war criminal. everybody does. but he doesn't need to say it because you have to maintain

relationships among states men. so, cnn tried to trip him up again and it didn't work. watch. >> do you want ukraine to win this war? >> i don't think in terms of winning and losing. i think in terms of getting it settled so we stop killing all these people and breaking [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> jesse: that's a typical trump answer out of the boxment isn't cnn so basic? did the americans win the vietnam war? did we win in afghanistan? did we win the korean war? no. trump's running to end t the wa. that's dangerous for him politically because that's not the policy of the entire foreign policy establishment. that's not the policy of the cia, the pentagon, the national security state, so, again trump is at odds with the deep state. is he up against it again. and after the gotcha questions didn't work out, cnn started fact-checking but kaitlin didn't have all her facts straight. watch. >> why is it that biden had nine boxes in chinatown and he gets a

lot of money from china. why is that. [applause] >> there no evidence of that, mr. president. you can -- there is no evidence of that. i need to stop you right there because there is no evidence of what you just said there what you are referring to there is an office that he had after leaving. >> no, that's at the university of pennsylvania, boom. >> he had a temporary office. but i want to ask you about another investigation. >> you are so wrong. you don't know the subject. he had one at university of pennsylvania. but he also had nine boxes in chinatown. >> jesse: collins is wrong. even cnn confirmed biden had boxes in chinatown. she wasn't prepared. she just called trump a liar in front of millions of people but when cnn put out a fact-check of trump this morning, they didn't even mention he was right about the chinatown documents. so this whole fact-checking in real time thing is just an excuse to interrupt the candidate, the republican candidate and argue with the republican. slow him down. politics is always open to interpretation. did trump secure the border? was the election fair? did biden cooperate with the feds over documents?

it's all open to interpretation. >> they raided my house. they didn't raid the house of joe biden. they didn't raid obama. >> joe biden didn't ignore a subpoena to get those documents back like you did. >> 1850 boxes. >> that's the question that investigators have, i think, is why you held on to those documents when you knew the federal government was seeking them and then had given you a subpoena to return them. >> are you ready? are you ready j can i talk do you mind. >> what's the answer? i would like for you to answer the question that's why i asked it. >> it's very simple. you are a nasty person. i will tell you. >> jesse: sos that biewnd to happen. this was the perfect format to put trump in live on tv, one on one with a 30-year-old liberal in front of a room stacked with republicans. it doesn't get any better than that for him. it wasn't a perfect performance. here he is on the border. >> another immigration policy you had zero tolerance

immigration policy separate families at the border if you are elected are you ruling out instituting that. >> when you have that policy people don't come. if the family hears that they are going to be separated, they love their family. they don't come. so, i know it sounds harsh, but if you remember, remember this that i was building prisons for children? it turned out that was obama that was building prisons for children. >> would you reimplement that. >> jesse: he instituted family separation and did a 180 on it not clear what his policy is going to be on this if he is president again. the border he should own slam dunk and the president closed strong. listen. >> i will tell you this: we are really putting it to biden but is he putting it to himself. economy stinks, inflation is horrible and the border is a disaster. by the way he got out of afghanistan was the single most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. [applause] >> jesse: that was a very, very strong close right there. and then after the town hall

aired, the media was hysterical. >> okeydoke, folks, it is not news what happened tonight at 8:00 p.m. on another network and there is no sense in fact-checking or replaying the highlights. >> i think it was a profoundly irresponsible decision and i could not have disagreed with it more. it was shameful. >> what i didn't know was that the audience would be filled with his cult. [laughter] i would like to know if cnn was passing out kool-aid before the event started. >> it was disgraceful on every level and what i saw last night, at least, was as chilling as anything i have seen on television since january the 6th. >> jesse: okay. so, cnn made a business play to make a move for the republican primary and pivot away from the old cnn. they are trying to normalize themselves again plus get ratings, which they got. and biden's team seemed to be like they were licking their chops after watching the town hall. already cutting up trump's

comments on january 6th. cnn broke the code. trump was supposed to be censored and isolated out of the mainstream. the mob only works when everybody is on the same page but cnn cracked. trump has got his foot in the door. for donald, huge win, calm, relaxed, charming, energetic and is he back on mainstream tv while desantis still governor. how is this going to position the president going into the summer. turn to judge jeanine pirro, my co-host on "the five." do you think he walked into any dangerous issues january 2020, january 6th, border? >> the dangerous areas what they thought would be donald trump turned out to be areas where he was able to literally manipulate so the audience was cheering him. by the way, this wasn't an audience that was all trump supporters. this is republican primary voters. but i think that what donald trump did last night was what he

did to 17 others on a presidential republican primary in 2016. owe living roomily leveled everyone out. and i think trump established himself as a republican presidential candidate for 2024. >> jesse: the questions on ukraine-russia were very smart in the primary. could be very, very beneficial to him in a general. but then the cia is going to rip his throat out because they are making a fortune over there and it's a proxy war. they are trying to destroy the russian state. do you think so that could be an issue? >> you know, i think that the american people have already seen what the cia is capable of. and we saw it that they made a political play themselves when they had 51 of them signed on to say that the hunter's laptop was russian disinformation. mike morell admitting they wanted to give joe biden a talking point. but i have to tell you, jesse. and i thoughts your opening was great. that donald trump came out, he was confident.

he was unflinching. he was unafraid. he came out calm. he was in control of that room. he literally steam rolled kaitlan collins. >> jesse: when you allow him to stand up in that town hall format, that really shows the energy that he has especially when you contrast that with joe biden. >> judge jeanine: right. >> jesse: the interrupting. of the constant need to do the fact-checking. do you think they're going to be able to keep that up? it's annoying as a viewer. >> judge jeanine: it's very annoying. >> jesse: they don't do it with democrats. >> they don't do it with democrats. that he was the thing liberals do that's the reaction afterwards. why did they turn it off? why did they do it in the first place in the left is furious. some people on the right who are furious. here is a president who has been through so much since he left office. i mean, think about all the things that's happened to him. he comes out with more verb, more energy than the president of the united states. he wants to talk about issues like the economy, inflation,

energy independence, the border. and they want to talk about just as you said in your open all the old issues this was a win for donald trump last night. >> jesse: it sure was. going to give him momentum going into the summer, judge? >> judge jeanine: yeah. without a doubt. >> jesse: how republicans put a cia director under oath today. we'll have that inside story next. ♪ i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections,

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>> fox news alert daniel penny the former marine accused of choking jordan neely to death on the subway will be charged with second degree manslaughter. penny is expected to turn himself in tomorrow morning. now, penny talked to the cops at the scene after the subway altercation and they let him go.

but d.a. alvin bragg has other ideas. and he decided to charge penny without going to the grand jury. so we'll have a lot more on this tomorrow. if watergate taught us anything, you got to follow the money. i have to do this my way. you tell me what you know and i'll confirm i'll keep you in the right direction if i can but that's all. just follow the money. >> and when you have $10 million of dirty foreign cash, funneled into 20 shell companies, sliced up and wired into the bank accounts of at least nine biden family members of the sitting president, who can't tell us what the family business is? your job is good as done. connecting the dots, that's the easy part. but, since the money is leading to joe biden, the media not following it. >> james comer offering new

details to bolster his claim that members of joe biden's family, including his son hunter, received millions of dollars in payments from foreign entities in china and romania. but so far republicans have failed to unearth any payments to joe biden while he was vice president or after leaving office. and their report today does not suggest i will legality in the payments from foreign sources. >> jesse: in other words, foreign bribes are now legal. as long as the money doesn't actually hit joe biden's checking account, the president can go out, execute american policy wanted in other countries and then have his family rake in millions in cash bribes from those same countries. and it actually is illegal. that's why hunter is under investigation for tax evasion and money laundering. he did things that they threw manafort in prison for like foreign lobbying. plus there is a little something called the foreign corrupt practices act. and i haven't even touched the national security damage the president has now basically bought off and compromised.

but the "new york times" has flat out said, quote, house republican report finds no evidence of wrongdoing by president biden. and politico says comer's explosive press conference raised fresh questions about their ability to ultimately capture their white whale, the president himself, yes, of course. joe biden has nothing to do with the biden family. joe biden flying family business associates into china and coming back with cash has nothing to do with joe biden. joe biden wants brothers taking romanian money after joe biden meets with the romanian president has nothing to do with joe biden. joe biden's bank accounts that he co-mingles with his family also has nothing to do with joe biden. the voice mails, the text messages, the emails, the wire transfers, the photographs definitely don't connect joe biden to any of this. do they think this is normal? >> they think it's normal behavior for president's grandchildren to receive grirs foreign snacials if they think

it's normal behavior for a president's family set up 20 companies using code names talking about that president while receiving payments from foreign nationals while the president or vice president is in office? then that's their opinion. but i don't think the average american sees it that way. >> jesse: doocy, asked joe biden what the $10 million was for. did hunter build a building we don't know about or did he make a product we haven't seen in the only thing i have ever seen hunter make is love. and the closest thing we have to a business office is the white house where hunter's business partners are visited 80 times when joe biden was vice president. yeah, hunter business partners visited 80 times when he was v.p. doesn't have anything to do with joe biden. they were just on sightseeing tours, probably. hunter biden business partner meeting with joe biden's staff and state officials were probably just friendly get togethers. yeah. now, if you want evidence? how about this? why did the biden campaign get

the cia to shut down the hunter laptop story if joe wasn't involved? if the laptop is filled with your run-of-the-mill business documentation, so who is so controversial? why did they have to lie about it? and it wasn't just former cia guys who jiggered with the election. it was active cia guys in 2020 whose letter changed votes. and one of those cia guys, former cia director john brennan testified today behind closed doors in congress why he interfered with an american election and democrats are defending dirty cia directors. >> what you see from someone like director brennan is exactly what we hope for in our public servants. and this is a infringement on the first amendment that this investigation is going on. he was a private citizen when he wrote this letter. >> jesse: so former cia directors can now interfere in our elections? that's the new rule?

as long as they are private citizens? so, foreign bribes are fine and cia interference in our elections is fine? got it. >> is this how washington works? congressman jim jordan questioned brennan today and he jojoins us now to tell us more. congressman, what did the former cia director have to say when you put the screws to him. >> he sat for four hour interview, jesse. he further confirmed that this thing was all political. understand that tony blinken first contacts mike morell and says what do you work about this laptop issue? and then blinken later that same day, october 17th, 2020, sends mike morell the "u.s.a. today" article, the story. that story gets put in the very letter that john brennan, mike morell and 49 other former intel officials sign on to. and they didn't just sign on as mike morell private citizen exercising his family rights, john brennan private citizen. they signed on as former acting director of the cia. former head the cia. they used their title. so, yeah.

we expect -- mr. goldman talked about public servants. we expect public servants not to use their title to influence an election. and it was so political when it was all done, this talking point they wanted to give joe biden for that final debate with president trump, it was so political after that debate's over, the campaign calls up mr. morell, thanks him for it. he gets an atta boy from steve, chairman everywhere the biden campaign. just further confirmed all that. >> jesse: congressman, did you ask him why the cia lies to voters to swing elections to democrats? >> we asked him about what took place in the publication review board where it looks like someone, based on what mr. kerry and some other individual who signed that letter who had a different matter pending in front of that review board gets called in october by that review board and they said your book is fine. oh, by the way, would you like to sign on to this letter? so a current -- employee of the cia was actively soliciting people to sign on to this letter

that was used in a total political fashion with all their names associated so joe biden would have a talking point in the debate. why do you need a talking point if the laptop's not real, if it's all fake and russian information. why would you need a talking point and he presented it as if it was all organic. they just shazam, it happened out of the goodness of all of these individuals' hearts they wanted to do this as if there was no political motivation whatsoever and we know that was not accurate. >> jesse: let's get more follow-ups. i think you have to bring every single one of those 51 on there. >> next week. >> jesse: good. thank you, congressman. >> thank you. >> jesse: coming up, why has tipping become so controversial? and, later, dennis quaid joins "primetime." 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.

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for. title 42 expiring in just a matter of hours. things are already at the breaking point. biden is feeling the pressure. and reportedly is exploding at his staffers. biden exploding. >> and the white house even launched a marketing campaign to tell migrants stay away. >> but it's too little too late as shelters are packed. look at this migrant. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> jesse: a nonstop train of illegals has been crossing the rio grande and border patrol is just releasing them into the country. no court date, sending them off to disappear.

leaving americans to defend themselves like one texas rancher. >> i have had them surround my house, bang on my doors, bang on my windows. i have had to run them off with a pistol in my hand. i live every day with firearm on me. i have to. to protect my family. i mean, they catch anywhere from 15 to 20 every other day here. >> jesse: this is how bad things are with title 42 in place. imagine what tomorrow is going to look like. you have got to do something. if you ask the biden administration, they say this is all a part of the plan. >> we prepared for this moment for almost two years. and our plan will deliver results. it will take time for those results to be fully realized. i want to be very clear, our borders are not open. >> jesse: what are the results? texas turns blue? open borders is the plan, right?

yeah, we know. just watch the video. this is provided to us from an eyewitness at the rio grande river showing illegals crossing the water doing open unprotected weak spot. >> it is pretty much on. there is not really any opposition on the other side. no troopers. no border patrol, no national guard over there they are just i gets, being allowed. there is barb wire but it's one strand of razor wire over there just kind of walking right over that. you can see how this is working here already. >> jesse: thought eyewitness behind that video is todd bens mann from the center of immigration studies. while he was documenting that he made a realization. appeared that the biden administration is openly colluding with coyotes. bens man talked to five immigration officers who confirmed this was in fact a

coordinated effort with american officials. so biden isn't trying to stop illegal immigration. he is processing them. that eyewitness, todd bensman joins me now. explain the coordination on both sides ever the border here. >> mexican immigration officers would station themselves behind me right at the water's edge and kind of persuade people to the large crowds of people to just hold back, hold back. your time will come. your time will come. and then at some mysterious signal, all of a sudden they would be signaled and they would all stand up and rush down to the river and cross. maybe 150 at a time. and then they would get back in and cut them off. and when i asked what that was all about. the immigration officers explained that the dhs border patrol on the other side was communicating with their sproifers about when they are ready for them. and then when they're ready,

they say send them over. we're ready to have them over. we processed the last batch. bring them. in they would swim across. this went on all day, all night for two weeks straight. they told me and they're using encrypted app., what's app. to communicate with one another on that. now, there is now a wrinkle in that in that video i was saying there was nobody on the other side. no troopers. that is not the case now. that other side of the river is filled with special unit, a tactical unit of the national guard armed with pepper ball guns. and also texas dps that are standing there like linebackers not letting anybody pass. and following them all along the river bank when they try to go find another weak spot. so there is a wrinkles kel in is biden obrador plan going on and

it's texas governor abbott. >> jesse: good. so biden's deal with mexico was not remain in mexico. it was come over rapido to he is estatos and abbott is playing linebacker. we have got to run but keep up the good work. and if you have any more videos please send it this way. thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: dennis quaid is leaving los angeles. and he is bringing all your favorite actors with him. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand.

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citizen's arrest. >> for what? >> for parking too close to my car. >> just move it. >> oh know you don't, princess. the police are on their way and i'm just really tired of people like you with no respect for how to park. >> police are not coming. >> yes, they are coming. >> no they are not. >> yes they are coming. >> for what. >> to give you a ticket. >> for what? >> parking like an idiot. >> almost like anybody in california is allowed to be a cop except the cops. can you imagine johnny as highway patrol? terrifying. this is one of the many reasons people are leaving. remember our friend scott baio? he is leaving l.a. he said the crime, homelessness, the drugs, the taxes drove him out. but he is not alone. major hollywood heavy weights are picking up and bailing on california and moving to texas. you might even recognize a couple. >> i'm dennis quaid from houston, texas. i'm proud to be from texas. i love my home state of texas. i'm not from texas. but i play davy crockett. >> we love our home state of

texas. thankfully the texas legislator bipartisan film legislation up for votes later this month this time we texans can take back what we used to have and bring movies and jobs back to texas. >> just for the big cities but nor little towns like stephensville here. beautiful here, isn't it? >> jesse: is texas the new hollywood? let's ask actor dennis quaid. is it? >> woe want to make texas the film capital of the world. that's what. texas used to really have a great film incentive program and a great film crew base. about nine or 10 years ago. i have made some great movies there and love working there as well as my cohorts who you saw in the opening. and there is legislation right now in the texas state house to increase that fund to make it more business friendly to make films in texas from 40 million to hopefully 300 million.

>> jesse: wow. >> we want to get it done. and it would bring back a lot of people who moved to other states like oklahoma, new mexico, louisiana. surrounding texas, actually and georgia. that have these incentive programs and have taken our crew base away, really. we want them to move back. it's a great place to shoot. most those people don't have an ocean. >> jesse: dennis, how difficult is it to make a film in the state of california these days? >> well, i can't remember the last time i made a film in california to tell you the truth. you know, they still do their game shows there and talk shows and stuff. everybody films in georgia or oklahoma or whatever because it doesn't matter where it's supposed to take place because it's cheaper. you know, they are getting 30, up to 40% of their money back

through tax credits. we want texas to compete with that and at the same time build an industry and, you know, there's a lot of people in texas and i don't blame them that look on this as a, you know, hollywood give away as a welfare program for them. >> jesse: um-huh. >> but it's not. the money is brought from the outside. it's spent in the state. not on actors. i get already to begin with it's money is spent on crews like carpenter and painters. >> jesse: sure. >> things like that. but it's also hotel workers, restaurant workers. really does rev up the economy that little town of stephenville you saw got 12 million bucks in two weeks injected into a little 5,000 people small town. >> jesse: that's a lot of dough. is alec baldwin allowed to make movies in texas? [laughter] >> we'll work on that. >> jesse: okay. good. and dennis, i'm sure the state income tax situation in texas

has nothing to do with this either, right? >> well, i'm sure it has a lot to do with it. there is no state income tax. that's what makes it very attractive. but, you know, texas did a really good job of taking a big share of the tech industry away from silicon valley. you go down to austin, can you see that really clearly. and the same thing can be done with movies. and television shows. it's a great place to shoots. and, you know, it's kind of think of the california gold rush, you know, jesse. it's like a few people did strike it rich. but the hollywood. and dennis quaid. thank you very much, dennis, say hi to matthew mcconaughey for

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. >> tippings become couldn't very value. johnny hit the streets to find out why. >> when you go to a restaurant for dinner what kind of tip do you leave? >> i life give them the best. >> 20%. >> i will leave zero tip, the service sucks. >> nothing oh, my gosh. >> what is the biggest tip you have left. >> pretty big. >> he woke up in my bed. >> i'm not a very well tipper. >> 50% percent. a bar tip. >> i'm proud to be a bar end

iter. >> talk to me about bad service. >> the waitress is way too talkative, still had steaks in her hand. >> maybe she liked you. >> spilled things on me. >> the waiter was just -- >> almost got poked in my eye by a guy serving me a steak. >> have you ever dined and ditched. >> when i was younger in my youth. >> why did do you that. >> the service sucked. >> they don't arrest you for crap. >> now they want tips at the coffee shop. what's up with that? >> that's ridiculous. >> i tip. i love my barista in hoboken. >> minimum wage is not that great. >> i don't mind throwing in a dollar. >> is that the only place you throw dollars. >> no. >> keep the change. >> how do you feel when they put that big ipad and ask for a tip, all you did was grab a

soda. >> i hit no tip. >> so you go there and press that 0? >> happily. >> the more you see the ipads the less you see humans, i lost my job to an ipad. >> well you supported it. >> have you ever been a server? >> many times, i am a terrible server. >> has anybody ever stiffed you how do you deal with that. >> you give them a long look of anger. >> a tax server tips now. >> tips should be for them, it should not be for the government. >> i like joe biden. >> i will get in trouble for saying this, but you look beautiful tonight. >> do you know who jesse watters did. >> what tips would you give him. >> probably needs to help his wife. >> eagle feather tip.

>> how is liz warren. >> liz warren, who is liz wa warren? >> you guys won the bed head, i am going to give you the bed head mop day you are going to get the bed head pick, i promise. let's run to texts. dick from iowa, trump as trump. no notes, no prompter, clear answers off the cuff. haven't seen that in three years. that was refreshing. becky from florida, jesse, if you moderated a town hall with joe biden what would your first question be? what day is it? you gotta establish a baseline. james from idaho, first we owe the illegals hot squares, we owe them reparations, that's true. but they are going to have to get in line. jason, from virginia. do you think hunter's stripper baby marie harf wonders where her

daughter's foreign wire is, every member has gotten paid except the four-year-old, it's not right. lindsey from louisiana, after watching the cnn town hall i now know why don lemon needed a vacation. hey, don. tip for us, dvr the show, kayleigh is up next, i'm watters and this is my world. >> hello and welcome to fox news tonight i'm kayleigh kayleigh mcenany. we are less than four hours away from title 42 expiring. unleashing an unprecedented surge of illegal immigration at our southern border. let us be crystal clear, the to rent of illegal immigration that you are about to see was entirely preventible. there is one reason and one reason alone for the destruction, the human devastation and the complete lawlessness about to ensue and that is president joe biden.