order to serve his country. daughter linda surprised whim a plane ticket to this year's graduation and fred proudly walked across the stage accepting his music degree. sir, thank you for your service. congratulations. that's it for us. 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: hey, bret. thank you. ♪ >> jesse: every high school had its cliques, the athletes, the nerd and athletes mom banned you from hanging out with ♪ i've been mad ♪ i've been good. [tires squealing] ♪ hollywood. [crashing] >> yeah! >> jesse: today's democrat party

is the bad crowd, liars, bullies, fools is, that a judge pirro book? they are terrorizing the country. and the new darling of the party is john fetterman. we feel bad for the guy. but is he making a fool out of congress. and this is hard to do. this is how he showed up to a press conference today on the debt ceiling. everybody else dressed like a professional. not fetterman. the guy is wearing gym shorts and a sweatshirt. he is disrespecting the institution. is he disrespecting himself and he is disrespecting the voters. msnbc compares fetterman to abe lincoln. so imagine if abe lincoln delivered the gettysburg address in the hoodie. not like time has changed and every senator? gym clothes. set only one. and his policies match the outfit. here is he saying single healthy adult males with no children shouldn't even have to try to find work to get food stamps. >> the republicans want to give a work requirement for snapp, snap fora hungry family has to s

kind of penalties or working -- shouldn't you have a working requirement after we sale your bank -- billions of your bank? >> jesse: fetterman is a sloppy prop. he can't persuade anybody about anything. but persuasion doesn't matter anymore. talent or his qualifications for that matter. with the democrats mastering mail-in ballots, drop boxes, ballot harvesting, they can nominate a can of tuna fish and drag did looking for bright candidates anymore. being smart and independent disqualifies you in democratic politics. they are looking for dumb rubber stampers who shatter. put the prop with the bag ticker in a carhartt and make them vote for the hospital. the bigger the victim the better. measure shorts, high tops, goatee looks like average middle class white guy salt of the

earth except he votes for china and trans surgeries for 6-year-olds. feel sorry for the yes man but that's your problem. that's how they get you. you can't criticize fetterman you are an ableist even though he was a slob before the heart attack. it's a conveyor belt with these people. this woman's name right here is anna dealba. and biden nominated her to serve on the court of appeals ninth circuit she is the first latina judge on the eastern district court in california which is great, i will clap is she qualified? >> tell me about the dormant commerce clause? >> senator, in my -- i'm somewhat familiar with the commerce clause, which is found in article one of the constitution. >> it was a big supreme court case that just came out of your state. >> and i apologize, senator, you know, in my 11 years of practice

and my five years on the bench, i have not dealt with the dormant commerce clause if i am so fortunate to be confirmed and have to deal with it in the future, i would certainly. >> you will look it up. >> research it and be prepared. >> jesse: the less you know about the law the better. it's the shattering that gets you ahead. how many times have we showed you kennedy ask biden nominees basic questions having them sit there ah. that's the whole point. if you are qualified you might see things objectively and occasionally rule against democrat policies. but if you are a light weight who shatters, hey, you are just happy to be there. you don't have to think, you just rule from the bench like an actress. mac smack the gavel down the same way every time. the bad crowd needs their bullies, too. watch democrat jamaal bowman bully marjorie taylor greene. >> come on, now. save the party.

save america. save the children. do something about guns. come on. invest in the kids. >> the border. >> the border is what trump left. >> where are the migrants. >> what kids? >> you can't find them. >> what are you talking about? what are you talking about. >> migrant children miss. >> jesse: what's with this guy screaming slogans in his colleague's face. standing over her pointing at her? she is a member of congress. he is the only guy in the squad maybe that's why he is acting like a real housewife. show some class. i mean i'm not saying you are bullying her like they say bullying. but because i'm not here to protect congresswomen. they can protect themselves but show a little dignity. you guys are supposed to be legislating together. cable news anchors we are supposed to be looking like children screaming talking points at others across the desk pointing, somehow i'm thinking of jessica tarlov. but the congresswoman didn't

like it. listen. >> i think there's a lot of concern about jamaal bowman. so and i am concerned. i feel threatened by him. >> jesse: imagine bowman is white and green was black and that's how they acted? okay. but race has nothing to do with it. everybody knows that. except bowman the bully. the bully now says he is the victim. >> unfortunately, this country has a history of characterizing black men who are outspoken, who stand their ground and who pushback as being threatening or intimidating. so she is not even using a dog whistle. she is using a bull horn to put a target on my back. this is the same reason why mike brown was killed. this is one of the reasons why emit til was killed and throughout history black men have continued to be characterized as aggressive. >> jesse: okay. so everyone is off limits now? sloppy props, light weight, latina judges and bu bulls weres

who happen to be black? this wasn't the first time he screamed at green. >> let's go. all right. guys. >> talk about the truth. >> absolutely. >> let's talk about the truth! get out of here! marjorie taylor greene needs to take [bleep] back to washington. new york city stood up to marjorie taylor greene today to let her know get the hell out of here. don't open one word in our freakin' city. >> jesse: congresswoman bowman is a perfect gentleman and if you say otherwise you are a racist. >> he started believing it. >> well, there is clear evidence on the issue of collusion and this ads to that body of evidence. there is ample evidence of collusion in plain sight and that is true. >> have democrats found any evidence of collusion? >> yes, we have. >> can you see evidence in plain sight on the issue of collusion pretty compelling evidence. >> there is significant evidence

of collusion between the campaign and russia. >> jesse: mueller horowitz and durham two nap inspector general found no collusion. adam schiff was booted from the house intelligence committee so the guy's career is over, right? no, a democrat who lies that well deserves a promotion. and that's why adam schiff is the frontrunner for dianne feinstein's senate seat. if schiff changes genders the guy is a shoo-in for president. but for a straight while male joe biden has the best resume of any democrat, a corrupt plagiarist and only man to sleep his way to the top. only joe biden can break the border and call it better. [shouting questions] >> >> jesse: remember when trump said bad hombres break through the border rapist and the media killed him for it.

this guy right there? he is an illegal alien released by the biden administration. he had a criminal record and he just raped a girl in alabama. so joe biden is letting rapistst into the country and "primetime" is the only national media reporting this. liars, fools and bullies. next book title. you can a want stale or you are an ageist, sexual anti-immigrant bigot. silence and push their agenda only works because you allow it to work. so speak up. karl rove is a former white house deputy chief of staff and a fox news contributor. you think this strategy is working? i do. >> it is in some corridors. are you one of the kids that parents wouldn't let their children play with when you opened your monologue. >> jesse: yes, i was, karl but i reformed. >> i saw certain sensitivity on your part. i hope you've gotten over that. >> jesse: i have.

>> i hope have you gotten over that. >> jesse: i have. i'm reformed, karl. >> exactly. boy, biden, what world is he living in? it's getting much better. we only have 4,000 people a day coming across the border. that's great. terrific. wonderful. great. i mean, when is he finally going to make his way to eagle pass or laredo or del rio or farrior or mcallen or brownsville and see what is happening to these communities by thousands of people coming across the border each and every day and he says oh, great, it's okay. we're fine. we're fine. >> jesse: what about this judge they just nominated thaty with . >> parts of the law and i might be able to forgive that wasn't that woman reading the daily newspaper or news feed didn't talk about the supreme court has just handed down a decision in pork producers vs. ross

involving the dormant clause. she wasn't reading the newspaper or news feed. this was on the front page of newspapers if knot on the front page or thumbed a couple pages in you would read about this important supreme court case. >> jesse: what about bowman? do you think that conduct is normal with members of congress just shouting at each other's faces outside in front of cameras? >> no. no. and, look first take bow marsh. he pushed thomas is i of kentucky outside the chamber. and his explanation of how he was the victim when it came to marjorie taylor greene, he said now massi, that was three or four weeks ago as if three or four weeks, you know, somehow excused bad behavior on his part. no, bad behavior and, of course, immediately goes back to you know, it's racist to criticize me. and, you know, having said that,

she has had a couple instances, too, where she has gone over the line. maybe both of them but particularly him ought to sit down and reflect on their personal behavior and say i need to treat other people like i want to be treated myself. and i'm not going to scream at them and i'm not going to yell at them and i'm not going to get in their face and give them the space. i'm not going to criticize motives and ascribe to them, you know, you are a bigot is what he said. you are a white supremacist. i mean, you know, congress has got too much of this going on right now. and neither one of them, let's be clear about this, marjorie taylor greene has had several instances where she has had similar interactions with fellow colleagues got in their face and got in their grill and didn't need to. maybe everybody. >> did she do that, too? i didn't even know. >> oh, yeah. jest jest both of them need to knock it off then. emulate me on "the five." the way i treat geraldo, tarlov and harold ford jr. with so much respect.

i really am someone that you need to emulate. >> no, no. >> you are the guy that the parents told don't let your kid hang around with him. >> jesse: i stopped knocking mailboxes off many, many years ago. i knocked my last one off in the 90's. >> that's what you say. >> jesse: if you don't have footage, it didn't happen, rove. have a good one. >> thank you. >> jesse: well, fbi whistleblowers who testified on capitol hill today will be here exclusively on "primetime" next. ♪

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>> remember when this country used to belief in whistleblowers? if you blew the whistle, you got book deals and "60 minutes" interviews and free dinners for life.

if you blow the whistle against biden, you get thrown out in the street and the left assassinates your character. these whistleblowers that testified today had this to say about the fbi. >> my oath did not include sacrificing the hopes, dreams and livelihoods of my family. fbi fashion the fbi allowed me to accept orders to a new position half way across the country. they aallowed to sell home. report to the unit when our youngest daughter was 2 weeks old. first day on the new assignment, they suspended me, rendering my family homeless. they refused to release our goods, including our clothes for weeks. all i wanted to do was serve my country by stopping bad guys and protecting the innocent. >> jesse: the fbi made one of their own guys homeless, why? because he blew the whistle on the fbi cooking the books. >> the whistleblowers here before us today have described incentive based payments related to increasing number of criminal

investigations. this sounds eerily similar to the saints bounty case. you remember that that scandal coaches would play players cash bonuses for hits that would result in injuries to other players and the head coach was suspended for an entire season. somebody at the fbi needs to be suspended. >> jesse: the more cases an fbi field office had the bigger the end of the year cash bonus was for whoever was in charge of the office. so what do you think happened? the fbi opened cases on everyone for anything. if you just happen to be in d.c. on january 6th, you probably had a file opened on you. have a certain flag flying outside your house? the fbi hand book says you're a terrorist. >> that guide identified certain things that made people more likely to be deemed a threat or terrorist, didn't it? >> yes. >> was the betsy ross flag in the terrorism symbol guide? >> it was. >> and what about the betsy ross

flag makes someone more likely to be a violent extremist? >> i wish there was a reasonable explanation for that. >> and instead of cracking down on real criminals, fbi officers got sent into school parking lots. >> you used to go after the worst of the worst, didn't you? >> yes, i believe so. >> you went after people that looked at child porn? >> yes. >> and then you were in the parking lot of a school board meeting taking down the information of parents. what happened to the cases that you were working to protect our communities from the worst predators that exist? >> i was told they were not to be resourced and then after i was suspended, they were handed off to local law enforcement. >> wow, so, the fbi just decided it was more important to have you in that parking lot of that school board meeting than getting the worst of the worst away from people that they could harm? >> that's correct. >> jesse: now if the fbi says white supremacy is the number one threat to democracy, then the fbi can make a fortune

investigating everything, a parent, a flag waiver, a catholic, a gun owner, you name it. it's open season on all of us. all they have to do is open up an investigation and they get paid for it. but if you try to blow the whistle then you get your whole life taken away from you. >> one of your really good friends, your former colleagues came to you and said itch this thing that is being covered up and i think the american people need to know about it, what advice would you give them. >> i would advise them not to do it. the fbi will crush you. this government will crush you. and your family if you try to expose the truth about things that they are doing that are wrong. and we are all examples of that. >> jesse: two of the fbi whistleblowers from today's hearing in congress steve friend and garrett owe boil join us now along with congressman jim jordan garrett we have evidence that they were handing out cash

bonuses for the investigation these opened? >> to some degree, yes. it's a little more complicated than that there is a system in the fbi where the executive management does get the cash bonus if they get gold check marks in certain criterias. >> jesse: so you are not actually looking for crime? in a way you are creating crime? >> in a way, yes. >> and do you believe that by designating white supremacy as the top terrorist domestic threat in the country kind much allowed the bureau to, i don't know, open up investigations on pretty much everything and everybody? >> it certainly helped. >> and how do you feel how does your family feel after you guys have gone through all of this? >> we're just trying to do the right thing for this nation and if that means even becoming homeless at the hands of the fbi, then we're willing to do it. we're willing to sacrifice that.

>> jesse: do you think the fbi can be salvaged? saved? what? >> i pray that it can be. but i don't know if it truly can be. it's going to take a lot of work. it's going to take a lot of brave men and women inside the fbi and outside the fbi to ensure that it gets back on course. and working for the american people in the way it's supposed to. >> jesse: steve, you have been on "primetime" before. are there enough agents in the bureau that have a good heart and have some stones and are going to be able to stand up to this craziness? >> i think that are a lot of really good people that are just waiting to see what happened. what was brought to the forefront today during this hearing and i think that garrett and myself and marcus allen, we brought the information. the certainly the republicans on the committee were very receptive to that information. and we sort of laid the groundwork for people to feel that they can be protected if whistleblowers -- for the protection that we didn't receive but now that the republicans in the house are on

alert for that they have those protection and bring information forward to the select committee and get to the business of correcting the bureau. >> jesse: do you think and i know you are not a political guy do you think you were treated with respect by members of the committee who were democrats today? >> i mean, i don't think that you could argue that i was. there was allegations that i was a grifter, when, in fact, i received a charitable donation when i was in a state of unpaid indefinite suspension. my wife had lost her job and it was christmas time. so i don't think that accepting charity is something i was proud to do, certainly when i took my marriage vows and i promised that i would take care of my wife and our children from that day forward, that was nothing that made me excited and proud to accept. in tough times you have to count on the generosity of others. i think any sort of allegation that i gave up a very lucrative career in order to accept a donation several months later from an individual who i have never met in my entire life is

quite frankly laughable. >> jesse: congressman. the fbi is playing hard ball. and now they are firing whistleblowers, essentially, making them homeless. the democrats are assassinating their character. the media is not even covering. this do you think the fbi is going to get away with this are you even going to have another whistleblower from the bureau? >> i think so because of these brave guys. jesse, we now know that government agencies have been turned on the american people because of folks like mr. o'boyle and mr. friend and others just like them. we know that parents attending school board meetings have been targeted. pro-lifers praying at clinics have been targeted. catholics simply going to church, going to mass have been targeted because of people like this. i do think more will come forward and that will help us as we get to the appropriations process which is where we really have the leverage. we can say look, you are going to do things like this you? are going to attack good men who have served our country like these guys, then we have to look at the appropriations process certain money can't be spent certain ways you may not be getting as much money. that's the only real leverage we

have in the end as a legislative body we can't indict or prosecute anyone. >> jesse: you need the senate and the white house to get that done. steve, garrett, you guys are incredibly brave. you are patriots. i want to thank you for all of the service that you have provided to this great nation over these many, many, many years and my best goes to you and your family during this tough time. >> thank you, jesse. >> thanks. >> jesse: all right. ♪ >> jesse: a fox news alert. airline passengers can breathe easy. because the man behind the most infamous airline heist since cooper has been brought to justice. that's right, sticky sammy is in handcuffs again and no it's not the fuzzy kind. biden's nonbinary guru and convicted was arrested maryland home and charged with grand larceny. police picked him up for being a, quote. fugitive from justice. so, wait, does that make him a gender outlaw? we'll have to see what box he

checks. sticky appeared before a judge today who refused to release him. instead, extraditing him to virginia. the investigation is being led by metropolitan washington airport authority which means this is about what went down at reagan national in d.c. remember? that's right. sticky stole an african-american designer fashion bag and then he wore clothes over and over and over and over again. so we reached out to the fashion designer and she said the police have been in contact with her lawyer. and she has been asked to come and identify the items taken by the cops so it certainly looks like sticky sammy robbed this lady. sticky was already on a suspended 180 day jail sentence from his las vegas baggage thefts. is this a violation of sticky's parole? might be. if so, he could go away for quite a long time. which is a shame. because orange really isn't his color.

coming up: what the heck is going on in seattle? >> everyone i don't care if they are a sex offender, i don't care if they are black, i don't care if they are indigenous. i don't care if they are a criminal.

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>> jesse: it was a normal day in seattle task force nominated a guy thomas whitaker raven crow foot to join the board. one of the strongest shatters we have ever seen. homeless, gay, an american indian. there is just one problem. >> thomas whitaker raven crow foot is a sex offender a repeat sex offender and i have had bad experience with him. >> i don't touch we can't disclose people's personal business here, right?

must be disclosure we have no out people in personal space. that's not okay at all. i won't stand for that as a co-chair. >> we don't do that. >> background, and actually i'm glad that if that is thee that he is here. because sex offenders are another population that is most vulnerable that don't have housing. >> jesse: so sex offenders shatter now. this lady is telling the board that raven crowfoot is a rapist and they are happy about that they imagine $250 million of taxpayer money is he qualified look at resume. 2010 convicted of raping a 13-year-old. 2012 charged with raping a 15-year-old and 2018 cops found him living in a tent with a minor. the guy should be in prison not running seattle's homeless task force and he even molested the board member who called him out. watch. >> he she has touched me.

>> you need to take this to the police then. christina. >> i have. i have. >> this is not the forum. >> christie stop, as the co-chair i'm telling you that you cannot talk like that in this meeting. i will not have that here. if anyone wants to talk like that, you will be muted and then removed from this meeting. board member or public or not. this is about equity. and everyone, everyone deserves housing. i don't care if they are a sex offender, i don't care if they are black. i don't care if they are indigenous. i don't care if they are a criminal. i don't care if they are coming out of jail! prison? everyone deserves housing! >> jesse: so everyone is equal, everyone shatters, nothing you do is wrong. nothing. convicted child rapist, violent criminal? wanted terrorist, you don't discriminate here. we all deserve free stuff. and high paying government jobs.

kayleigh mcenany is the co-host of outnumbered. have you ever seen anything like this before, kayleigh? >> i was stunned. so i read what was said and i didn't believe it until i saw it with my own eyes. i mean this is a woman who is a marine, this woman standing up to the co-chair saying she was touched, talking about being sexually assaulted and she gets shouted down? that's how we treat women? that's what the me too movement does. shout down women and say take it to the police? i thought they didn't believe in police in societal. i thought they wanted to defund autonomous zone, chop zone free of police. how does she take it to the police for starters? the line that just really got me was i'm glad he's here because sex offenders are another group of the population that is most vulnerable no sex offenders prey on the most vulnerable.

we see it in nashville didn't we with that shooting. now we see it again. sex offenders are just victims. >> jesse: what they use kayleigh is the word discriminate if you a twice-convicted sex offender who has molested a fellow board member, you are not allowed to discriminate against them you have to accept them who they are whether they are child molesters or not. that's the code work. >> it's the pattern we see, isn't it? these words are trojan horses for grotesque ideologies. we see it with this diversity, equity and inclusion, the dei the thing that governor desantis is getting rid of in florida as a trojan horse to shove transgender ideology in the faces of kindergartens. first graders, second graders, third graders. sounds good euphemistic word not what it actually means.

sick what we are seeing but a small sliver of society without common sense. i don't think the american public stands for this. they won't and the left, you know, good luck playing bed follows with this. >> we are hoping that raven crowfoot flies out of there. kayleigh, thank you so much. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: well, if you thought bud light was crazy, adidas is showing men bulging out of women's bathing suits now. a successful ad executive is here to explain why. ♪

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it's time beer made it up to women today miller lite is on a mission to not just clean up their [bleep] but the whole beer industry. here's to women. without us there would be no beer. >> this month i celebrated my day 365 of woman hood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever a can with my face on it. >> jesse: and not to be outdone by bud and miller lite adidas decided to catapult over both of them with their new pride line a male model bulging out of a women's swimsuit and on the way to the pool why don't you drive there in a pride truck? >> sexuality has no bearing on things you can achieve in life. seeing the very gay in person and what ford is actually doing is one of the coolest thing we have seen from a global brand like this. you know, i think during pride month especially in june a lot of companies show their pride what they do out outside of their other 11 months. >> jesse: i don't have a problem

with pride month. it's not even pride month. it's may. is it me or is madison avenue racing to the bottom. i can't keep up with the agendas anymore. video from bud light's parent company. watch. >> diversity and inclusion requires patience and it requires a cultural change. >> i know there is a lot of fear, fear of the unknown but the performance of diverse is better. >> still 40% women, 60% men feel predominantly white. so there is still work to be done. >> jesse: predominantly white. still work to be done. ken kramer owner of mosaic advertising. >> this really accelerated this year. they must have done some sort of cost benefit analysis of this why are they doing this. >> i don't care they care about the cost. this is not being done by these brands. this is being done by management and those who run the companies

from the outside, particularly blackrock vanguard and state street. >> jesse: investment funds on wall street that are influencing advertising campaigns? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> why would they be interested in doing that? >> because they are pushing their agenda. the world agenda. the globalist agenda. for the longest time it sounded like a conspiracy theory to say these things out loud. and over the last two years we have had a lot of time on our hands to do nothing but research but what we found is that the industry that is driving all of this are those three entities from the top down. there is no reason that budweiser wants to lose a billion dollars in revenue over a very short period of time it's got to be something larger than that and so we started asking where is it coming from we went back and time and time again it leads back through to figures like larry fink at blackrock. he very clearly defines what he wants to happen on an annual basis. >> jesse: do you think some of these investment funds are

telling these brands to go crazy with this woke stuff and then when they start losing money they short the stock? >> that could be it. that is a distinct possibility. we are seeing all kinds of financial shenanigans these days. >> jesse: basic market manipulation you send these company stock prices all over the place with these ridiculous ad campaigns and make a fortune on the upside or downside. >> exactly. >> jesse: what is with the apology factor? i feel like you saw it in the bud light situation saw it on other advertising. they don't want anything to do with the what they did in the 80's, 90's and 2,000s, is there a shame factor involved in how they used to sell product? >> no. they have got this ideology. i will give you an example. three years ago i did a video on social media that went viral over a billion views. what i explained was when they started taking the faces off of these products, the faces of

color off of the products like aunt jemima or uncle ben or land o lakes butter they said it was for racial equity. it wasn't. everybody in the industry knew it was brand awareness for gen z and millennials who do not buy these products. >> jesse: i'm sorry, when you get your ear piece back in. have you seen those brands suffer testimonily when they did remove those traditional faces away? >> all of them. every sync gel one of them the same thing with bud light. >> jesse: willing to take a financial hit to do that? >> well, because it's about normalizing everything that they want to push on the american people. from the top down, they're normalizing the activities they want us to accept across the board. and it's a form of compliance. i go back advertising is nothing more than getting people to act emotionally. that's all it is. right? somebody wants to feel better or look better or have other people perceive that they're rich or

wealthy or whatever. so these are the measures that advertising takes to get them to buy a product that the advertising want them to buy. the problem is what they have done over the last two to three years in particular they have gone out to the audience and said half of you, people that used to buy our products and never think twice about it half of are you xenophobes, transphobes, homophobic, racist. every name in the book and it's got to have an effect on the product. bud light, people who drink bud light were serious about this issue and it's continuing. if you see the prices has dropped nationally. >> jesse: willing to take a short-term financial hit in order for the long term ideology to play out. >> exactly. >> jesse: thank you very much. we appreciate your insight in yn the industry. >> thank you. >> jesse: joe biden gave $8 million anti-racist bike lane infrastructure. we will see if the people in harlem are down with that. ♪ >> the white house says these bike lanes will fight racism.

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and out. joe biden is giving this neighborhood $8 million. >> wow, really? >> yes, so happy. >> what do you think this neighborhood should spend it on? >> a lot of substance abuse in harlem. jobs, shelters, houses. >> a jim membership for everyone in the community. >> we need more things, more parks.

>> sorry he is spending it on a bike lane. >> no way. >> a bike lane? wow. >> a bike lane? we have enough. >> avenue always wanted a bike lane? >> no. we have a bustling that the buses hardly use. >> i love it. >> reporter: the white house as the bike lanes will fight racism. how does that work? >> you all think i am kidding, don't you? >> why is everything about race? it shouldn't have to be. >> they don't want cars in new york anymore. >> that is a simple fact. >> reporter: why are they spending $8 million on it? don't you paint a line on the ground and put a bike logo on it. who else is getting this money? >> the people who run the bike lane program. >> who owns citi bike. i need to invest.

>> reporter: with $8 million they can buy everyone in the neighborhood a car. i may be a white boy, but i ain't stupid. >> reporter: they say it makes the streets safer. >> this is a little too close. >> bikes are causing more accidents. you get through the lanes and cut through cars. >> nobody wears a helmet and run through lights. i cannot sue nobody. >> reporter: do you own a bike? >> no. >> no, absolutely not. >> no. >> reporter: you would be a good buy silk lists. i have been rode a bike in over 30 years. >> do ride a bike like joe biden? >> reporter: you will be on jesse watters prime time. >> jesse is an awesome person. i love the show. keep doing what you are doing. >> reporter: do you watch them? >> no. student jesse, johnny is holding the microphone a little too

close. come on down but don't by a bike. i have a new window after watching that package. i will have to teach johnny how to hold the microphone. that doesn't sound good. let's due texts. pam from new hampshire, what messages fetterman giving our young adults about dress codes? he has no respect for our country. jack, texas, when whistleblowers were against trump the dems were happy. now fbi whistleblowers are being cut down by democrats. another two-faced showing. jack from fort montgomery, new york. if sticky sammy goes to prison i hope they don't put him to work in the laundry. lee, spring hill, florida. good fishing with the right people. when you catch more than a boot it's a lot more fun. i am going with t roy in texas.

definitely catch something there. maybe you need medication for it. cathy from mehta mann, idaho. will cain has hair just as good as yours. i don't see him bragging about it all the time. i don't bragg about my hair. why does everybody think i am always bragging about my hair. gutfeld started that rumor. i am watters and this is my world. hello and welcome to "fox news tonight". i am will cain. we now know thanks to the release of the durham report earlier this week that the fbi targeted donald trump. they attempted to swing the 2016 presidential election in favor of hillary clinton and sink trump. but have we fully appreciated that the attacks were not limited to donald trump? that the fbi targeted america? earlier today congressman jim jordan of ohio held a hearing in