american service members who gave their lives for our country. memorial day, remember that also please remember if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern time, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. please join me sunday on the fox news channel for the unauthorized history of the korean war 10:00 p.m. sunday eastern time full series on fox nation fair balanced and unafraid. jesse watters starts right now. >> jesse: hey, bret, have a good weekend. >> bret: you too. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's been three days since ron desantis announced his run for president and the gloves are off. but, before we get that that, i have been sidelined with food poisoning. i never got a shot to analyze the twitter launch. he decided to buck tradition. teamed up with musk to announce on twitter with no video. now, in some ways it was effective it since it was out of the box that got buzzed.

he missed an opportunity to show america's face. this was maybe the big epps moment of his career and there's no video of it. there was nothing for networks to broadcast. no clips to distribute and run on loop for days. nothing to post online. newspapers and web sites couldn't even slap the announcement image on the front page. plus, run the risk of glitches and that could have been executed better. but, on the flip side. his team says the risk paid off because the guy has raised a ton of money since then. he raised over 8 million bucks in 24 hours and that's a record. and now that the twitter launch is out of the way, desantis is sticking to a more traditional campaign approach. is he doing the media blitz, fox, talk radio, podcast. and next week he is holding events in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. so his foot is on the gas and his sights are set on trump, he is looking to neutralize ron's strength on covid. listen. >> when the ron desanctimonious facts come out. you will see that he is better than most democrat governors,

but very average at best compared to republican governors who have done a fantastic job. how about the fact that he had the third most deaths of any state having to do with the china virus or covid. even cuomo did better. he was number 4. he shut down everything, including the beaches. >> jesse: so trump has been taking swipes like this at ron for months. now the florida governor finally pushing back. here is desantis this morning. >> would you have rather have lived during covid under cuomo in new york? >> no! >> are you glad that we in florida stood up to people like dr. fauci? >> yes! >> >> that wasn't all. listen to this. >> he did great for three years. but, when he turned the country over to tawsh in march of 2020, that destroyed millions of people's lives. and, in florida, we were one of the few that stood up, cut

against the grain, took incoming fire from media, bureaucracy, the left, even a lot of republicans. >> there is definitely room for desantis to attack trump with the fauci thing if desantis is going to use covid against trump he has got to make it about tomorrow? why does that matter in 2024? i haven't heard him advance that issue into the future yet. now, more from desantis. trump has been calling him an establishment guy. and here's his response to that. >> look at my record. how many establishment republicans would have sent illegal aliens to martha's vineyard. how many establishment republicans would have stood up against disney? >> jesse: well, when it comes to trump, he thinks disney, that issue was mishandled, listen. >> look at disney and what a mess it is. could have worked out an easy

settlement, but, no, he wanted to show the fake news how tough a guy he is. he's not. and the whole disney thing is really very unfortunate. now, thousands and thousands of jobs are being stopped is and a lot of people are very upset about it. >> jesse: disney has been a part of trump's attacks for months and desantis has kept quiet until now. >> he has gone left on culture. he has even sided with disney against me. you know, i have stood up to disney because i oppose the sexualization of our children. i think it's wrong in school but i also think it's wrong when disney is trying to jam that into their programming. so we not only beat them on parents rights legislation. we ended their self-governing status in florida, which they were not entitled to, and which was not appropriate, given the direction that they are going as a company. >> jesse: desantis says trump is going to the left on culture. now, trump is going to point out to years of him attacking

political correctness, so we will see how that plays out. and desantis adds this: trump is going left on policy, too. he hits him with this. >> he has attacked me for opposing an amnesty bill. he wanted the amnesty 2 million illegal aliens in 2018 when he was president. i opposed him on that because i'm opposed to amnesty. he also attacked me for opposing some of the spending bills, and i did because it was a waste of money. donald trump signed those bills. that was not consistent with his america first rhetoric in 2016. he said he was going to eliminate the national debt when he ran in 2016, he ended up adding almost 8 trillion to the debt in four years. and so he is running to the left. i don't know what happened to donald trump. this is a different guy today than when he was running in 2015 and 2016. and i think the direction that he is going with his campaign is the wrong direction. >> jesse: ron is saying don spent too much money and pushed amnesty. none of this really matters

until they face each other on the same debate stage. everything melts away and the voters get to see these arguments under pressure. joe biden is in the weakest in his presidency. fox news polling say 64% of voters say biden is a weak leader and cnn did their own polling and it turns out their numbers were just as bad. >> horrible news. horrible for joe biden you are our new cnn poll while the president leads democratic competitors by a huge margin. two thirds of all of the american people surveyed, 66% of the public say that a biden victory would either be a setback or a disaster for the united states. >> biden is facing headwinds, his favorability rating dropped in 42% in december to 35%. >> i can't get over this number. 66% of voters in this poll say biden's 2024 win if he wins what will that mean for the country? 66% say it will be a disaster or

a setback. >> biden's physically mentally and politically weak. and when you look at his 2020 campaign, he had a lot of people on his side. remember the fbi, silicon valley, the chinese? how much help are they will to give us. >> we are watching him and they know that we are on to. they biden might not make it and this makes the republican primary so critical. whoever gets the nomination is in a great position. and right now the numbers point to trump. fox news polling shows him with a 33 point lead over desantis among republican primary voters. trump is feeling confident. he doesn't think desantis has what it takes. >> 71, 16. i guess the fox poll. the polls are very nice. >> he is very disloyal but he has got no personality. if you don't have personality in politics it's a very hard business. >> here's the thing.

desantis' calculation is to plate long game and be there as the alternative. you know, he could see trump facing indictment. some of these dragging into next year. if desantis can hang onto the money, if he can survive the debates, which won't be easy, he could play a factor. but, right now it's early and trump's in the driver's seat. let's bring in dan everhart. he is a desantis donor and after dan we are going to have a trump supporter. so, dan, my analysis so far is that the play for ron to hang in there, stack the cash, survive the debates and then be there in the spring of next year? >> i would put it differently, jesse, but i agree with a lot of your opening monologue. i would say two things, first of all, donald trump's numbers, i would be a lot more scared if i was him. he has run twice as the republican party nominee. he is the incumbent there was no republican on the ballot before him last time. and the best can he do right now is 55% in the primary?

i would be worried if i was donald trump. secondly, as far as governor desantis, it's concern, look. this is just where is he starting the race. is he going to make his case in iowa. he is going to make his case in new hampshire. he is going to have the money to get his message out. and trump hasn't faced primary voters in seven years. i think when he does, and primary voters can choose between what governor desantis has done in florida and what donald trump has done the last two or three years, they are going to flip and turn to governor desantis. >> jesse: so you think the move is to get to the right of donald trump on culture and on policy? >> i would put it differently, jesse. i would say the move is to stay to the right of donald trump and be a consistent conservative and have the coat tails that ron desantis had in november of '22 and carry that message on and republican primary voters are going to come off the sidelines and coalesce around ron desantis as soon as they see he is viable in iowa and viable in new hampshire. donald trump's 55% is a ceiling

and an ice cube. we are going to watch it melt here on your show and the other shows on fox over the next nine months. >> jesse: what is viable in iowa and new hampshire mean? does trump win both of those early states and is i don't think trump wins either of those states. ron desantis goes for the kill in iowa and new hampshire and then trump is out of the race shortly thereafter. governor desantis is going to. [laughter] >> jesse: that's a bold prediction, dan with due respect. >> yeah. well, fair enough. but, look, trump hasn't faced primary voters in seven years. jesse, i think when they have a chance to choose between governor desantis' record and what trump has done the last two or three years. they are all going to break for governor desantis and there is going to be a resounding victory for the governor in iowa. >> jesse: all right. we will see how that shakes out. i don't know if trump loses

either of those first early states he will drop out. it should be interesting. dan, thanks so much for joining us, have a good memorial day weekend. >> you too. >> jesse: we bring in stephen miller america first. you heard that dan say the former president might drop out if he loses iowa. do you see that happening? >> well, that's not going to happen. first time i ever heard the term proto incumbent. the reality is jesse, real tragedy here we're going to burn hundreds of millions of dollars in a primary that we need to be spending ballot harvesting. in other words, the money is going to be wasted. trying to take down donald trump from all corners. should instead be spent registering voters, going to low propensity households, developing a ballot harvesting map. hiring and paying canvassers all the things that the left is going to do for month after month after month while instead we are playing "get trump."

i think it's sad and unfortunate. >> jesse: do the republicans have a ballot harvesting strategy? i haven't heard one yet. >> no. they don't. they have run hundreds of millions of ads trying to take down trump strategy which is going to be a completely self-defeating proposition and what's going to happen is come the convention time running another year of attack ads against donald trump. this election is fundamentally gonna be about ballot operations. donald trump is ahead of the rcp averages. he is ahead in the opinion polls and ahead in the faceoff against joe biden. what it is going to come down to is going out and doing the hard work of going door-to-door and canvassing and going to those households that are low propensity and high lien and collecting those ballots that will cost hundreds of millions of dollars. instead, rich donors in wall

street and florida are going to dump into attack ads. who will get snrich consultants? who will lose out? the american people. and it's entirely aavoidable and sad as someone who cares about their country. it's sad to watch. >> jesse: yeah, the consultants are going to get rich. no doubt do that. what's the alternative, is ron desantis going to back out next week fell corners to ground grams. >> two terms he can have. he has served one term. the obvious thing to do obvious thing to have done from the start let's rally around the man the deep state has been coming after for seven years, they are trying to throw in jail for defending us, a man who fought for us so hard they are literally trying to incarcerate him. let's rally around our man and let's finish this fight. let's finish it. let me give some cold stark reality to people watching tonight. do you know what happens to the man that wins the nomination and then wins the presidency

commodities, come january? you moots with the intelligence agencies, meet with the dod and law enforcement agencies and come away with a very clear message. if you let us do our thing, we'll leave you alone. but, if you challenge our agenda, we will destroy you and the ones you love donald trump is the only man people know has crossed that rubicon. burned the ship to cinders. there is no going back. there is only finishing the job. who else is going to be briefed, given that clear message you screw with our ukraine plans, you screw with our middle east plans, you screw with our trade plans, you screw with our korea plans, and it's over for you. who else is going to say oh, yeah, i'm going to cross the deep state, the fbi, the doj, i'm going to cross the cia? who else is going to do that, jesse? donald trump has only one option and he knows it and he says it all the time. which is to get in there and bring this thing home. goodbye deep state.

hello democracy. that's the play here, jesse. drive the ball to the end zone and finish this battle. >> jesse: all right. well-said stephen miller. it looks like biden and trump will have the same slogan finish the job. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> jesse: up next, looting targets fine but not shopping there? that's terrorism. ask your gastroenterologist about skyrizi. ♪ control is everything to me ♪

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partnered with a trans satanist to sell tuck-friendly for kids. pulling pride line off the shelves. turns out they moved the clothes to the back ever the store. >> found the pride section it's in the very back of the store. completely rearranged. and i didn't think so these were true. look closely it says light binding effect for light binding. i'm glad they moved it to the back of the store because no kid should be seeing this front. >> here's the tucking one piece bathing suit hidden in the back. and here's another one. here is the tucking bottom. >> and now this: we just found out target funneled millions of dollars to a group that lobbying school districts to secretly transition students without notifying parents. but if you hear this and don't want to shop at target anymore? that makes you a terrorist. >> if you're target and you cave here, this is a slippery slope because this anti-lgbtq

movement, they are not going to stop here. they want to sue every company out there. >> this is economic terrorism, literally terrorism, creating fear among the workers and forcing the corporations to sell the things you want, not sell the things you don't. >> jesse: you heard that right not shopping at target is literally terrorism. well, the last time i checked the left loves boycott. chick if i slay religious? boycott. spotify signs rogan? boycott. elon musk buys twitter? boycott. goya ceo meets trump. boycott. hobby lobby doesn't like abortion, boycott. texas pass as heartbeat bill? boycott. north carolina does a bathroom bill, boycott. georgia does voter integrity pull the baseball all-star game and don't you dare buy that pair of pants made in israel. now it's fine when the left does it but complaining about target

literally terrorism. remember the summer of love? when looters ransacked targets across the country in the left loved it. do you remember the articles? defense of looting. by the way, msnbc looting is actually economic terrorism. so for those of you following at home, the left would rather you loot target than not shop there. now, i'm also old enough to remember how the left used to hate big box stores. they are driving mom and pop shops out of business. but now the left loves big box. they forgot all about mom and pop. why? because mom and pop shops can't bank roll millions for kids gender surgeries. big box just bottom off the left and just got hit with the woke backlash. will they regret it? tudor dixon is a former michigan gubernatorial candidate and joins us now. they basically showered the left with cash for their little woke

agenda and then that agenda blew up. do you think target is going to change its tune? >> they don't seem to be. the ceo is coming out and he is saying, look, we have supported this for many years. whereas you saw bud light come out and they decided we are going to have a camo can now to try to appeal to men. and we are going to partner with harley davidson to bring our customer base back. the ceo of target goes, by the way, we have been doing this for 10-plus years. we have been supporting a group called glisten. glisten was the group that partnered with the obama administration to roll back title ix, to change the title ix rules. and allow boys to be in the locker room with your daughters. target just came out and said we have been working on this for more than 10 years. in fact, glisten is also putting gender queer into your elementary school child's classroom. gender queer is a graphic novel that shows you drawings of how to have sex in different ways. this is outrageous.

they are certainly not trying to hide this. they come out with these tucking bathing suits so they are saying, look, we are going to let your tuck your junk. we are not even going to camouflage the junk. we want you to tuck your child's junk. this is ridiculous. they are doubling down. >> jesse: tudor if the had looted the tuck your junk for kids that would have been fine. don't you dare not purchase them with your own money. >> don't you dare come in and tell me you want your kids to be age to buy normal swimming suits in a location that doesn't have some random tuck your area swimming suit. this is my theory. we can take this back as women. we'll just use it as a pocket. you know there is no pockets in swimming suits. put your credit card there. go to the beach. we're going to take these tucking swimming suits back. this is ridiculous. >> jesse: so, they just tried to

hide them in the back. i mean, don't people always go to the back of the store to shop? it's not like they hid them in the warehouse. how stupid do they think their own customers are. >> that's what i'm saying, the ceo has come out and he has doubled down. this is the ceo. so when you saw this happen to bud light, you saw them kind of back off. they had -- they didn't have an apology but they sort of said you know, this isn't the direction we want to go. that is not what the ceo of target has done. they are going to keep them out there. >> jesse: yeah. i don't know if the tuck-em swim suits for kids is the hill i would want to die on as the chief executive of the store. target can do its own thing and so can the american consumer. thank you. have a great memorial day weekend. >> thanks, you too. >> jesse: well, the vegan mayor of new york loves to brag about his little diet. remember how he eats vegetables

and clubs? basically the only thing he cares about. and not just for himself. is he forcing vegan fridays on school kids, whether they like it or not. meatless fridays. and the guy poses with cucumbers at press conferences. kind of like mini madoff. so he understands how important health is and how it effects the body. but now he is throwing a bone to the fat acceptance lobby. fat people have their own lobby. signing a bill that bans weight discrimination in the workplace, housing and public places and peddling disinformation? >> we are going to continue to talk about our progressive health agenda and science has shown that body type is not a connection to if you are healthy or unhealthy. i think that's a misnomer that we are really dispelling. >> jesse: look, discrimination is bad. we don't support it. so is lying to people's faces. what science is he talking about here in the science is clear. being severely overweight leads

to health problems. diabetes, hypertension, come on. and he knows eating right improves your health. why the change? well, looks like he was rolled by the fat lobby. and the fat lobby couldn't be happier about it. >> as the chair of the national association to advance fat acceptance, and co-founder of the campaign for size freedom, i am so thrilled at the example that new york city is setting today. >> jesse: so i guess science doesn't matter when you are trying to be as inclusive as possible. next, smoking gun text messages just dropped from hunter's laptop. and they point right to the big guy. ♪ ♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types

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out and get my own lung. if you are running a bribe scheme you can't have your bag man whacked out on crack. that's the problem with the biden administration, they have hunter. it got so bad that joe was ready to step in and do hunter's job for him. daily mail uncovered text messages from the laptop confirming, again, that joe biden was running the family business. the media just reported that the biden administration were in business with the communist chinese and hunter was on a crack bender so joe biden's brother, jimmy the chin, told hunter to go get help and let he and the big guy handle the rest. quote: this can work. you need a safe harbor. i can work with your father alone. we usually just need several months of his help for this would okay. what work? the boindz don't have a business. bitcoin is more legit than the biden business. the biden administration just take bribes. but since hunter was cracked out joe biden and his brother had to

keep the ship sailing and the money flowing and joe didn't need a crash course on the business either. he knew everything and we knew that he knew. how many whistles does one have to blow? tony b. was waving all the evidence right in the face of the feds. the fbi has been sitting on evidence since the summer of love. now they are trying to cover up the cover-up. the white house stenographer who says biden flew to ukraine to push gas deals for hunter's company has been trying to get ahold of the prosecutor in delaware and he tells "primetime" no one is picking up his calls. even whistleblowers from the irs are saying the biden administration is blocking hunter from being indicted. this week that whistleblower finally showed his face. watch. >> when i took control of this particular investigation, i immediately saw it was way outside the norm of what i have experienced in the past. there was multiple steps that were slow-walked at the

direction of the department of justice and each and every time it seemed to always benefit the subject. >> why do you want to navigate these waters? >> i don't want to do any of this. i took an oath of office. and when i saw that egregiousness of some of these things it, no longer became a choice for me. it's not something that i want to do. it's something that i feel like i have to do. >> jesse: today, that whistleblower spoke to house republicans behind closed doors. at least someone is listening to these guys. no matter how much evidence stacks up the democrats skate. look at durham a four month investigation he never interviewed comey or mccabe or the guy who did the dossier. never even subpoenaed them. by the way, durham just agreed to testify in front of congress next month so that should be fun. but, when it comes to the biden administration, the only way the feds make a move here is if they think he can't beat trump and then he is useless and it's man overboard. how much protection is joe biden going to get before the elections. brett tolman is a former u.s.

attorney and the executive director of the right on crime that really is the question. how much protection is joe biden going to get? >> yeah, jesse, thanks for having me on. it's as though we are, you know, in the twilight zone watching more and more evidence coming forward and coming forward. it used to be that we were only disgusted by the discovery of what the bidens were up to. but the latest discoveries are about the destruction of the integrity of the department of justice and the fbi. i mean, we have a supervisory agent. this is very difficult to get to that level in the irs. these 14 years in this service and he says he had to draw a line and step out. he knows is he going to face consequences but he steps out knowing that he has to because his conscience gets the better of him. i hope there are more men and women that do it because it may be the only saving grace and possibility that we get to

pursue the crimes of the biden family. >> jesse: it doesn't even look like they are protecting hunter biden. they are actually protecting joe biden and the question is why is the entire national security an enforcement state protecting one person? >> they have made a decision at the top levels. and is it started even before merrick garland got in there. so, individuals in the department of justice. determine that a bubble should be put or not this episode, around hunter biden, around the laptop. you know, additional information comes out. tony bobulinski should have been definitive. should have been in front of a grand jury the moment he came forward. he is an insider giving you all of the information you need in order to get probable cause in front of a grand jury it. doesn't happen because that bubble was surrounded the entire incident. >> jesse: yeah, then they have

the stenographer who calls delaware and delaware won't even take his calls. you got people who are trying to blow the whistle and they can't even blow it because they won't even hear it. bret, this is getting a little crazy, so everybody have a drink over the holiday weekend and maybe something will happen next weekend. >> let's hope. >> jesse: coming up, is barack obama an accessory to murder? and a warning for people going out on the water this weekend. [scream] shark. shark rammed me. ♪

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criminals weren't bad guys. >> i'm commuting the sentences of 4 # primps were convicted many years or in some cases decades ago. 14 of them had been sentenced to life for nonviolent drug offenses. i made clear to them that reentering society is going to require responsibility on their part and hard work and smarter choices. >> jesse: well, the guy was wrong. one of the guys he freed back in 2015 was named alton mills. alton was serving a life sentence for running a crack cocaine trafficking ring. obama thought alton had paid his debt to society and decided to release him into the world. liberals loved this move. here is dick durbin. >> what's he done since then? he has become a mechanic at a chicago transit authority. he got married. he is contributing to society. he has granddaughter. is he working as a community college student pursuing an

associate's degree. if he hadn't received a pardon, alton mills was destined to die in prison. >> jesse: and that same man obama set free just shot a woman in the head. alton mills was sitting at a stoplight when someone passed him. he didn't like that. so he sped up and blasted rounds into the car. striking the woman in the back of the head. leaving her brain dead. if obama never released alton mills, that woman would still be okay. so does this make obama an accessory to attempted murder? i don't know. he promised us he was releasing nonviolent criminals. but tell that to the lady he just took a bullet to the head. well, it's memorial day weekend but before did you go swimming in the ocean, be on the lookout for sharks and whales. because they are extra bloodthirsty this year. correspondent jeff paul is here with more. >> yeah, jesse, normally when we talk about dangerous interaction

between humans and ocean animals most of us automatic ticklely think of sharks. take a look of new video coming out of the eye bernie coast. it's hard to see killer whales ramming a sail boat off the coast of spain. one of dozens orca attacks on vessels this year all happening in spanish or portuguese waters. rutter broken forcing it to be towed back to port. over in hawaii was a close call for one guy who was deep sea fishing using a kayak. that's when a tiger shark as you just saw there rushed into the kayak i wasn't injured. one expert has advice if you ever find yourself face to face with one of the ocean wants fiercest predators. >> if you know there is a shark there turn around and swim at

it. you will not be able to swim. predators aren't used to that. they will back off and ease yourself out of the water. >> we should note shark attacks are extremely rare. just 57 unprovoked bites happening last year worldwide. only one person dying from a bite in the u.s. experts say if you are going to be out swimming this holiday weekend and worried about sharks, do it in groups during sunlight and don't go too deep jesse. >> jesse: swim right at it, jeff. have a nice weekend. planes, first ladies, and leeches. the cooler is on deck. ♪ baby, baby ♪ baby ♪ when you love mewo ♪ i can'trl get enough ♪ just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset,

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this week in washington. the audience was ice cold. she had a jeb bush moment. take a glook i found that the common values that unite us are deeper than our divisions. and, um, i thought you might clap for that. [applause] >> jesse: this is politics 101, taylor. you never ask for applause. how did she not know that. >> always told you need someone inspiring to look up to. asking for applause is not inspiring. it doesn't give young women out there to look up to in the white house right now. so, i believe she actually did this as well as back on the 2020 campaign. so we got to stop asking for applause. if you don't get it. you got to just keep going. >> jesse: okay. well, cabin pressure off for

this flight in south korea. passengers looked up from phone to see emergency door wide open while the plane was still in the air. look at this. all right. taylor, explain what actually happened here. >> i had a huge debate with my colleagues today because when someone opens up that door, they all said that they wanted to be right next to that door to stop that person. there is no way, put me in the back. i do not want to be sucked out of this airplane. plus, jesse, i thought those things locked automatically. maybe i think you are right when it falls down under a certain cabin pressure when the plane was coming in for landing that automatic lock undid itself so the person was actually able to open up that cabin door no. thank you, i'm going to be in the back from now on. i don't want to be sucked out of that thing. that person is facing up to 10 years in prison. i'm glad no one was hurt. that was arguably one of our

worst nightmares. >> jesse: can i see why one of your colleagues said that. probably sit next to the guy who dances all day. and the last, but not least, we have these two parents, taylor who are ch charging their young daughter rent to live at home. dad seems like a real stickler, listen to some of these upcharges. >> june the 1st your rent is due if you are going to continue to live here. >> i thought that was a little harsh. maybe a little leeway. >> 200 bucks a month is plenty cheap to live like a grub in your parents' house. >> that's cheaper than food. >> exactly. it's 300 if she wants to eat here. [laughter] >> jesse: taylor, is this acceptable to charge your young children went for living at home? >> it is more than acceptable. it should be mandatory. especially in this day and age when search a cry baby. i totally applaud these parents for teaching responsibility. if she wants to go out and have a job and live at home, she shouldn't be doing it for free. plus, let's be honest, $200 is

not that much. it's probably just sort of a token. it's the principle of it, right? so i think we need to raise more children like this. if you want to stay home, pay your rent. i thought it was a good deal. if she only wanted to pay 300, she would get food included. that sounds like a great deal. i would love to do it. how do i get $300 rent? >> jesse: well, i mean, if you are italian you can live for free at your parent's house for the rest of your life. maybe that's the way to go. have a good weekend. >> you too, thank you. ♪ >> jesse: the normal brand and lee brice have teamed up to create a limited edition hat, all profits are going to go to the folds of honor. great group. and hat is going to be available on sale memorial day weekend at let's do texts. jim from ohio, if the only

people around are the ones blowing the whistle, does your whistle make a sound? night in the bite in my house. billy from boston. writer didn't hide the swimsuit he just tucked it away. billings had a few paps blue ribbons already randy from bayonne new jersey. i think they got a good golf course. why didn't the target letters take the tuch thems with h them? you can't eally resell the tuch comes on the street. not really gonna get that much. fritz, from virginia. my father taught me to never swim alone. you don't have to swim faster than the shark. just the guy you are with. that is true. how can you swim towards the shark? my god. is that guy really an expert? alexa from virginia.

i going into the ocean this memorial day? i'm going to the pool. i'm not swimming towards anything that eats me. spencer from unicoi new york. sorry to hear about your food poisoning. so make your scooter writing producer finally got his revenge. you know what, now that i think about it, it was culinary terrorism. i may have been targeted. not billing anybody out. mike from oregon. jesse, you should always have johnny taste test your food for me. johnny doesn't have a refined palate. i can't afford to lose him. who else was going to get my lunch? john from brooklyn. i saw johnny in brooklyn last week. walking to my block on the cell phone. playing hooky from work. probably not. i was probably giving him things to do. laura, from arkansas. by the way, if anybody out there in the audience that sees johnny out in the wild like in

brookland text us. we want to know what he's up to. laura from arkansas. i just read your book, question, do you still drink shirley temples? [laughter]. i've moved on to manlier cocktails.that was only because i wanted to stay sober for the next day shoot. that's how dedicated i am. that's all for tonight. happy memorial day weekend. always remember on waters, this is my world. >> good evening this is fox news tonight and i'm trey gowdy. monday is memorial day. the day we celebrate the sacrifice of those who lost their lives and more for our country. it's good to honor and celebrate service too. which is why we have a day set aside in november. veteran's day, to do that. memorial day is about