happened to series. china's actions compared to what is happening now currently in taiwan. please remember if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 eastern. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thank you for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now have great show, jesse. >> jesse: thanks, mike. >> jesse: fox news alert. governor ron desantis is set to speak in iowa during this hour. this is going to be his first "primetime" speech since announcing is he running for president. and we're going to dip in for a little once he takes the stage. i didn't see it coming. mickey mouse has become a major factor in the republican primary. >> i mean, you know, they had mentioned there may be some differences with me and donald trump. and i think that those differences redound to my benefit in a place like iowa. for example, you know, he has taken the side of disney in our fight down here in florida. i'm standing for parents.

i'm standing for children. and i think a multi billion dollars company that's sexualizes children is not consistent with the values of florida or the values of a place like iowa. >> jesse: desantis says trump is pro-disney and the former president hit back. disney has become a woke and disgusting shadow of itself with people actually hating. must go back to what it once was or the market will do irreparable damage. this all happened during the governorship of rob desanctimonious. instead of complaining now for publicity reasons only, he should have stopped it long ago. would have been easy to do. still is. notice the new nickname is rob. sources inside the trump campaign tell "primetime" that trump knows his name is ron, but just likes robert. ron not rob was on "fox & friends" this weekend and promised to defeat leftism, listen. >> everyone knows if i'm the

nominee i will beat biden and i will serve two terms and i will be able to destroy leftism in this country and leave woke ideology on the dust bin of history. >> jesse: politicians usually promise to unify the country. but desantis is preparing for battle. and that makes the ladies nervous. >> so, you want to fight all of us? because you are going to be fighting your own women as well. >> yeah. >> because they are not going to take this relick d ridiculousne. not like they're voting for this. you are making the decisions for your state. we are watching you, ron. >> what does yale university take anybody these days? >> yeah. >> he went to yale. >> and harvard. >> he will destroy leftism. really that's a lot of people in this country. >> general election. >> he will get rid of wokeism you know what? i am woke and i many proud of it. >> jesse: bloopy, nobody said anything about thrusting. you may have heard thrusting but

desantis never said that word. remember, disney owns "the view." it's on abc. when desantis goes after disney the ladies take it personally. but joy, don't take it personally. disney is just the perfect example of how woke the culture has got. now, remember, back in the day when we thought of a disney princess, we thought of this are just leave it to me what gown this will be. bibbidi bop. it's like a dream. >> jesse: disney now likes the princess with a mustache? >> for the day. >> look at my fairy godmother. he is so cute. >> jesse: mommy, daddy, why does that princess have chest hair? well, little susie, that's not cinderella.

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strategies and our priorities on this topic. they just aren't. okay. you don't, like we may not be able to change your mind on appreciate why this is important. but you do understand that as a part of your job responsibilities, you will exclusively. you will have representation on your team. you will be responsible for these behaviors, values and expectations. you still have to do to be a part of this company. >> jesse: you're not inclusive enough for a trans satanic clothing line for kids? well, clean out your locker. well, that's kind of what everyone is doing, target. in 10 days your company lost $10 billion. so why is corporate america bud lighting themselves? because this is more than just money. the people forcing these companies to bud light themselves already have enough money. they have so much money they are looking for things to do. who are these companies?

companies like vanguard, blackrock, the companies that own major stakes in target or disney. so with all that shareholder clout, they can force these companies to do whatever they want. they confess this is what they are doing. >> behaviors are going to have to change and this is one thing we are asking companies, you have to force behaviors and blackrock we are forcing behaviors. what we are doing internally is if you don't achieve these levels of impact, your compensation could be impacted, okay? you have to force behaviors if you don't enforce behaviors whether it's gender or race or any way you want to say the composition of your team, you are going to be impacted. >> jesse: so we went from the customer is always right to screw you. this is all because rich, white liberals on wall street feel guilty about being billionaires. so they force companies to go woke to pay off the social

justice gods. and it's also brilliant class warfare. the peasants aren't going to storm the castle. you know, if they think the rich guy that owns the castle is nice and lets everybody sparkle. let's bring in a former anheuser busch executive and founder of strive management. how does this actually work? these guys are telling the truth? >> jesse, thanks for having me. this is how it works. it's pretty simple. you just have to follow the money. take a look at blackrock, state street, vanguard they manage $20 billion worth of capital. not the money. firefighters, police officers, doctors who generally have their money either in 401 ks or a lot of cases large pension funds. large pension funds like the state of california which manages the largest pension fund in the u.s. and the state of new york and european pension funds as well. and a lot of the politicians in those states in california, for example, they recently have man imanndated divest from things le

fossil fuels and oil and gas and mayor de blasio mayor of new york was there did the same thing. they state street blackrock vanguard. they have to commit to esg diversity equity and inclusion. force on to all of major company unless corporate america. >> jesse: so the governor of california. gavin newsom says to a blackrock, we are not going to send you our $100 billion state pension if you are going to invest in exxon mobil. we are only going to send it to you guys if you are going to invest it in woke companies and that's what these places do. they invest in woke companies and make them woker and everybody gets paid. you left anheuser-busch because of some of these shenanigans. what happened there? >> i left anheuser-busch not necessarily because of anheuser-busch a lot of other companies. i was living in atlanta, for example during the 2021 time

period and you had the citizens of georgia they voted for representatives to make sure we could have election integrity you have to have i.d. to vote. seems like pretty logical lie. surprising georgia didn't have it. what was crazy to me after the fact blackrock came out and said we are against this law. we think this is bad for democracy. this is bad for society and basically then had companies like coca-cola, like delta and major league baseball canceled all-star game over. this when i was saying bad for capital narcotic instead of companies just delivering soft drinks or doing major league baseball they are getting involved in political issues. that's bad for these companies because they are alienating a lot of their customers as we are seeing right now with firms like anheuser-busch it's bad for democracy as well. citizens should be able to decide these things through free and fair not a small group asset managers and ceos delegate individuals how to live their lives. >> jesse: i remember when the left used to hate wall street and now they love wall street. wall street is woke just like they are.

thank you so much for joining us it is true follow the money. follow it every time to the truth. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. >> jesse: aoc's district screams at her during a town hall. and how was your memorial day? >> who is the civil war between? >> i don't know. >> the -- the nor. >> norwegian, norway? nor. [buzzer]

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bribes in exchange for policy. wray is withholding the evidence from us. another fbi cover-up just like the treasury did with those biden wire transfers. now "primetime" is glad to see republicans taking some action here and we will let you know where this thing goes. ♪ >> jesse: today "the view" was trying to figure out why does no one like kamala? is it because shea never found the root causes or is it because her electric buses are lemons? or is it the venn diagrams? no, no, no. it's racism. >> we're in the united states of america. and, and black women and this is just not me saying it, i mean, there have been studies, black women are considered less articulate. they are considered uglier. they are considered all of these things. >> she is beautiful. >> by, you know, this country. and it's because of the history, of course, of misogyny. >> it's jess secrecy case close. kamala is perfect you are a

racist. "the view" is on a roll. next white women. why would they vote for trump. >> white woman owned slaves as well. i think that women, white women in particular want to protect this patriarchy here because it's to their benefit. they want to make sure their husband does well. they want to make sure that their son does well. they want to make sure that their children do well and they want to make sure they do well. most of the women in some of these studies are married white women and they do fall in line with what their husbands are doing, what their-how their husbands are voting. >> jesse: every white woman votes the way their husband tells them to? we wish they are liberal when they are single but once they have kids and buy a house well they lean conservative. that is true statistically well because that's what their husbands want? probably not. probably has is something to do with wanting your kids to be safe or paying less taxes. by the way 90% of black women vote for biden and only 55% of

white women vote for trump. so who is really falling in line here? kayleigh mcenany is a former white house press secretary she is the co-host of "outnumbered" and the whitest woman we could find. >> oh my goodness. >> jesse: and she is married. tell us is this insulting to you as a married white woman. >> sure. i don't offensive get insulted by sunny austin. i don't have time for her. she is frivolous doesn't know facts and figures. you look back at cnn polling. i assume she loves cnn. cnn exit polling white women voted plus 11 for trump plus 23 with white men so 12 point difference. black men 80. black women plus 81. literally a 1 point separation. so if she wants to make this argument, which i don't think she should make. i think black women think for themselves, white women think for themselves. wherever you fall is where you fall. the numbers are actually closer going the other direction. >> jesse: isn't it because you are not listening to what your

husband is telling you to do it's more that you probably marry someone that you have common ideology with. >> exactly. >> jesse: as you mature you have children and pay taxes and have a mortgage. you might be in a different stage. >> sure, you marry someone with a similar life experience. my favorite part is white women want their kids to do well and their families to do well. doesn't every woman in the world no matter race, gender, ideology want their family to do well? these are ridiculous arguments, this is what he would expect from sunnies who continue. she said nikki haley changed her name despite having a name change herself. >> jesse: if you had someone that you were deeply in love with. and i know you are deeply in love with your husband. follow this little road down. where are you taking me who is watching? if he were a hard core leftist.

>> i only love sean -- >> jesse: i know that these rhetoric call. >> republicans open-minded. republicans are more likely to marry people of the other party. liberals say no time for republicans. i'm open-minded republicans. i don't care how are and what you think if you love someone you love someone. >> jesse: you would love antifa. >> faith above policy. >> jesse: christian antifa? >> maybe. success jess two dogs out in iowa. desantis tonight and taking his speech live in a second. he is at a mega church. first "primetime" event in iowa since announcing and then former president is going to be on hannity at iowa town hall. i believe it's thursday. >> yes. >> jesse: what should we expect with this huge collision that is shaping up. >> it certainly will be a collision. i can tell you will hear about the debt ceiling tonight, which is really interesting that he is going to weigh wade into the ba.

>> conservatives on one side. the mccarthyites on the other. whereby does he fall? we had him on yesterday. he gave us a little bit of a hint in that direction. i think you are going to see this all come to head here in iowa and thursday, of course, it's going to be a big deal. and the desantis team would say we just had polling comes out that shows we closed the gap by nine points since we announced in iowa. trump is hugely ahead they say they are closing the gap. >> jesse: hugely bigly. >> it was trump 44 in iowa and now 35. >> jesse: still a big league. thank you very much. check out the ingraham angle tonight where kayleigh is hosting. minutes away from ron desantis' big speech in iowa and we are going to show you what celebrities used to sound like. ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: blood bath in chicago this weekend. 50 people shot 11 killed. new mayor brandon johnson is out there having the time of his life. >> you will see me all over the city of chicago this weekend. and i'm going to enjoy myself. i'm even throwing out the first pitch on saturday at the cubs game and here's why that's important. i really wanted to make sure that the full power of city government is out this weekend keeping everyone informed, safe and busy. >> jesse: it's yes, sir to get bad at the guy for being clueless. honestly, what do we expect? no politician is going to waltz into chicago and clean it up same thing for national politics. the government isn't the solution it's the problem. here is eddie murphy. remember the arsenio hall show 1992. >> i think it's a higher power than all of them i think it's a

higher power than government. i think there is a higher power than all of those things and i have been let down personally you feel let down and you feel like you are a victim. i have had all of that stuff in my life, you know. and i'm down with that higher power. that's who my -- gets my vote. [cheers and applause] >> isn't that kind of like -- isn't that kind of like ache slave on plantation and singing lord will make a way? >> how do you figure? >> lord will make a way instead of whipping some as for voting. >> what's that going to accomplish by whipping some as to vote. >> it will accomplish more than just praying. i think prayer must be accompanied by some kind of action. [cheers] >> that's if you feel that the government is doing things for you. you feel like the government is helping you out and doing things for you and has your interest, your best interest at hand.

>> jesse: eddie is right. do you feel like the government is doing things for you? do you feel like the government is looking out for your best interest? have you ever noticed the people who expect the most from the government are the most most aggrieved. racism, sexism, white supremacy for all of their problems. they are resentful like jim carrey said resentment won't save you. forgiveness will. >> i have had some challenges in the past couple of years myself ultimately i believe that suffering leads to salvation. in fact, it's the only way we have to somehow accept but not deny feel our suffering and feel our losses and then we make two of decisions we either decide to go through the gate of

resentment leads to vengeance which leads to self-harm which leads to harm to others or go through the gate of forgiveness which leads to grace. >> jesse: we won't get better as a nation if we are just filled with resentment and vengeance. we need to put our faith in a higher power and in ourselves. it's on us, not the government to hold ourselves to a higher standard. just ask anyone who pulled themselves out of addiction. >> i believe that we are living in a world where that has been ignored and there is something deeper that i think we need to look at. >> jesse: what do you think that thing is that's deeper? >> a connection to somebody bigger than us. it seems like we are living in a very self-centered and self-seeking world. and the moment i realize there are things other than me on this planet and i'm not a victim and i have the power of choice to be a better person, that's when i was able to really move forward. >> jesse: i just what sopping

did i hear ♪ i'm starting with the man in the mirror change his ways if you want to make the world a better place take a look at yourself and make the change. >> jesse: bee mcfly is a speaker joins me now. those were wise words said a decade ago. why did we forget all of that. >> we forget all of that because we are afraid to tap into our diamond, right? when you tap into your diamond, diamonds are not easy to be found. so god made it, you know, not easy to find yourself sometimes. when you finally find yourself then you realize like i have more of me i can believe in me more than letting the system

control what i have going on. i would never believe in a system that ruined us for hundreds and hundreds of years. this is the reason i wrote a book anybody can be mcfly is a children's book. it's to let the kids know that you can believe in yourself. be a motivator comes from loving yourself. you don't need anybody else to, you know, control you or tell you what or what not to do. at the end of the day, all you got to do is just trust and believe in yourself. >> jesse: so if you have a government that doesn't want you to find your diamond, how did you find your diamond? i had to find diamond going to rehab. i was addicted to drugs 14 years of my life. i found myself taking drugs because of the mental health issues being abused. being raised by my grandmother. my parents are 14 and 16 years old when i was born. you know, so it was a lot of trauma and a lot of pain that i went through and i felt that the drugs would compress my issues but, guess what? i had to tap into myself.

and it was hard. it wasn't easy at all. it was very, very rough. but, trust me, once i tapped into myself, i made out a better person five years sober. five years. >> jesse: and congratulations. >> thank you. >> jesse: these government policies basically leave a path of destruction throughout the country, everyone is traumatized. everybody is doing drugs to deal with it. the cities are a mess. families are a mess. they want to keep it that way so they stay in power. >> they are not building rehab facilities. people stealing and stuff like that in order to fix their habit. they are going straight to jail and in jail they are being next to murder hers and robbers as opposed to get help so the government is not here to help us. the government is here to sabotage us. to keep us stagnated to keep us thinking that it's something on the other side.

but that's how you are supposed to do it, right, in america. you are supposed to keep the poor poor and the rich, rich and the peanut gallery. the peanut gallery don't think past their height. they are going to believe in the government. this is why powerful messages go over their head. they don't think past their height. they're afraid to think past their height. >> jesse: got get people to stop believing in the government. mcfly everybody check out his book "anybody can be mcfly." >> yes. >> jesse: the voters have spoken, and they are not happy with aoc. [shouting] >> boos. you are a piece of [bleep]

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problems with inflation, you may want to tap into more domestic energy, but no biden is deliberately trying to kneecap our energy production, and he's trying to force americans into electric vehicles, which will make us more reliant on china, who provides most of the materials for the batteries. we have a bureaucracy. that our founding fathers would find unrecognizable. it is an unaccountable, weaponized administrative state that unevenly wields authority, depending on its targets. two different sets of rules, depending on whether you're a member in good standing of elite society or not. if hunter worry republican, he would have been in jail years ago. american cities have been hollowed out by spiking crime

due to weak ideologically driven policies that intention nally allow criminals to room the st. new norm of leftism that has affected institutions across our nation. this form of cultural marxism sews division in our society and devalues merit and achievement. this woke ideology represents a war on truth itself we just imposed years of medical authoritarianism on our country. including president biden's attempt to deny americans the right to put food on the table and earn a living if they decline to take an mrna covid shot. >> the lockdowns and mandates have done incalculable damage on our country and the effects are

still with us to this very day. and as we commemorated memorial day yesterday, we are especially mindful of the 13 service members who lost their lives in afghanistan due to joe biden's dereliction of duty. [applause] these failed policies result from elites in the political class who ignore the concerns of the american people and who put their interest above our nation's interest. how is it that five of the seven wealthiest counties in the united states of america are suburbs of washington, d.c.? d.c. doesn't produce much of anything besides mountains of death and loads of hot air. [cheers and applause]

these elites are not enacting an agenda to represent us. they are imposing their agenda on us. be it corporate america and via oour own education system all for their benefit and all to our detriment. but it does not have to be this way. american decline is not enof the tillable. it is a choice. and we must choose a new direction for our country. we must choose a path that will lead to a revival of american greatness. we must. [ applause ] we must restore sanity to our nation. we need fiscal and economic sanity. stop pricing hardworking americans out of a good standard of living to inflationary borrow print and spend policies. embrace american produced energy so we can be completely energy

independent. [cheers] [applause] we now see washington has now cooked up their latest, quote "debt deal." i can tell you this, our nation was careening towards bankruptcy before the debt deal and it will still be careening towards bankruptcy after this debt deal. this is green lighting $4 trillion in new debt in less than two years. it took us almost 200 years to get to 4 trillion in debt in the first place. it locks in inflated covid level -- era levels of spending, and it keeps 98% of the 87,000 new irs agents that joe biden instituted. [crowd boos] >> this is not going to solve our nation's fiscal problems. i can tell you in florida we run budget surpluses. we have a $1.2 trillion g.d.p.

in florida. [applause] >> we would be the 1st largest economy in the world if we were a separate country and yet, with 1.2 trillion economy, our state debt is only $17 billion. second lowest per capita state debt anywhere in these united states. and so it can be done. you have to be willing to make chases and stop passing the buck to subsequent generations to clean up your mess. [applause] >> jesse: there you have it. ron desantis big mega church event in iowa in the major themes imgray, crime, china, open borders, had a pretty decent line about the hunter biden hypocrisy. another good line there about the d.c. elites imposing their agenda on the people instead of just enacting the people's agenda. so, we have producers monitoring mr. desantis for any more noteworthy sound.

we will turn that around for you as we see fit. and the migrant crisis in new york city is getting worse by the day. so, we have nowhere to put them. shelters are full, so they are putting them in $500 a night hotels. things are getting dangerous. here's a former hotel employee on "fox & friends" this weekend. listen. >> every day we find about 10 kids alone in their hotel rooms, either drinking or doing with weapons will be in the room. we're not allowed to go in there. we are not allowed to take anything from them it's a free for all. >> jesse: letting illegals stay in hotels for free getting drunk and doing drugs. cool. the people here in new york city have had enough so this weekend aoc held a town hall for her constituents in queens and they weren't happy.

listen. [shouting. >> where were you -- [shouting] [crowd boos] >> we all came to ellis island. >> crossed legally. >> there you go. >> jesse: these people have been holding that in for a while. they are fed up with what is happening here and, you know, their neighborhoods aren't the same. so what's their congresswoman doing about it? well, aoc hasn't said much about the bus loads of migrants being sent here but she has been pressing joe biden to speed up the process to get them work visas, which is interesting because she killed thousands of american jobs by shutting down that amazon headquarters now she wants give those jobs she shut down to illegals. these people see right through her. and by the way they are pretty angry about ukraine. listen to. this we should eliminate the

debt limit in the united states because of the constitutional. [applause] [shouting] 100 goal ukraine that you voted for. >> nuclear war. >> it's not okay. >> you got to stop this war. stop funding this war. [shouting] >> so basically what is happening is the antiwar wing is looking for someone to represent them in congress. they have nobody on the left. i mean, if the squad isn't the voice of the antiwar left, who is it going to be? look, no one is happy with a.o.c. right now. not even members of her own party. here's the mayor of new york. >> you wanted a tree of freedom with your blood. we sit under the shade of that tree of freedom protected from the hot rays of socialism and communism and destruction that's playing out across the globe.

>> jesse: protected from the hot rays of socialism. isn't this just me or does that kind of sound like he is talking about aoc? well, i don't know. you know things are bad when eric adams takes a stand. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host who joins us now. dana, getting a little feisty at the town hall in queens. is this going to make aoc change her tune? >> i don't know. but i felt like i was at or watching a wwe event and i was waiting for someone to like approach a ring with a chair. it was just -- it really was. this individual, aoc is, you know, far left. i don't define her as a democrat. we all key fine her as a socialist regardless of whether or not she wants to i.d. herself as such. but she was able to gets elected and her district is a lot smaller in size compared to other districts. you don't have to do a whole heck of a lot when you go to conscious as pretty much a socialist and you represent a smaller area compared to other colleagues in congress.

so you don't have to do a lot to keep them happy. i think that just goes to show you how royally she has viewed up her position and how she has misinterpretty idea, jesse, her influence. she is instagram famous. she spends on arguing with every tom dick and rambo out there. instead of going to her district and election nearing and talking to people. when she does that she costs jobs. so i think it's this is a classic case of social media overexaggerating someone's self-importance, influence and skill set, i think. >> jesse: you saw pretty wide variety of people there you saw white guys. >> oh, yeah. >> jesse: people of color, women, everybody. >> probably all white adjacent. >> jesse: only common denominator they're all angry at aoc does this lock like the

first time she maybe talked to her constituents? we have done a few of these. every time she goes to a town hall in queens, they are livid. does she -- does she ever like walk the streets? >> that's a great question. one of the clips you showed before was her kind of sassing them back as they were raising their voice at one of these town hall events. >> jesse: listen, listen, listen. >> yeah. she is more condescending than accessible. the immigration issue. i can't believe eric adams gave this speech the mixed met tore bucket it was. it was i want to say impressive he will say something silly about the second amendment later on. she has made a lot of people mad. people she is representing, other people in her party. these are people that she should be a natural ally to. are they going to primary her? i just don't see how someone this unpopular with their own

constituents at every town hall, jesse, continues. >> jesse: yeah, a hot ray of socialism. i don't think that was a compliment. i'm not sure how she took it. but, you never know. >> didn't sound like it. >> jesse: thank you so much, dana. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: up next, johnny was at the beach over memorial day. >> who won the cold war? >> africa? [buzzer] >> jesse: never hold that one before. that's right. ♪ get down, get down ♪ get down, get down ♪ psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses.

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from work today? >> it is monday. >> memorial day weekend. >> clase. >> reporter: what is memorial day? >> we are honoring those that have served our country. >> veterans is the one that is alive. >> veterans is the one —-dash. >> you switched on me. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: who did america fight in the revolutionary war? >> i'm so bad at history. >> you got the wrong one here. i did not pass. >> back to school. back to school. >> great britain? >> north versus the south. >> reporter: in the revolutionary war? >> yes. >> reporter: who won the civil war? >> wasn't in the south? >> puerto rico. >> the north. >> the north. >> the wall just got 10 feet taller. >> tell me about the civil war. >> the north won. we parted together, all races,

sizes. >> reporter: who was the civil war between? >> i do know. norwegian air? norway. >> do you speak norwegian? >> who did america fight in world war ii? >> : and friends? >> germany. japan. italy. >> somalia? >> what difference at this point does it make? ♪ ♪ >> reporter: who bombed pearl harbor? >> it is on the tip of my to tongue. >> the koreans? >> japan. >> biden. >> what are we talking about here? >> who won the cold war? >> africa? >> australia? >> the usa. >> the russians? >> reporter: if russia won a we would not be here. >> a lot of people died. [laughs]

>> reporter: tell me about the war on terror. >> it was really terrifying. >> we were bombed with our twin towers. >> airport security started to get more stricter and stuff like that. ♪ ♪ >> i have never seen that in my life. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: do you watch jesse watters on fox news? >> i don't. >> reporter: what do you want to tell him? >> jesse watters, you are the best newscaster out there. >> cheers to you. enjoyable memorial day. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: how did you celebrate your memorial day weekend? getting embarrassed like johnny or relaxing like gg? chilling out. people feed her. they change her. they put her to bed. life is good. when you are about two months old. let's do some texts.

tyler from south dakota, jesse, i'm 14 months over from alcoholism. i found my answers in forgiveness, not resentments. for yourself and make a change. like michael jackson once said. jim from brooksville, florida, jesse, i have been married to a white woman for 54 years and she still does not listen to me. [laughs] yeah, i don't think sunday with the extents what marriage is all about. tommy from idaho. can the people who are shouting at aoc actually go and vote? it seems like no one likes her. but she wins every election. christine from boston, jesse, i bet you could please stop making quotation marks with your fingers. everyone does it. but you do it the most. [laughs] rick from pennsylvania jesse, you use the word woker. there is no such word. you should have used more work. i'm surprised your mother jeannette kreher you.

i use a lot of words that are not actually words but please forgive me. net from georgia -- johnny know the answers to questions he is asking? sometimes i wonder that myself. does johnny prep before these quick. i hope he does not prep too hard. larry from locklyn, california, whatever happened to montaric's? they are too hateful. dvr the show. remember, i'm watters. ♪ ♪ >> joey: hello, and welcome to "fox news tonight." i am joey jones. yesterday, we remember those who have laid their lives down on the battlefield in defense of this country. most americans, that says en enough. laid their lives down. meaning died. as poetic as that sounds good let me be the first to tell you it is not pretty nor clean when a man or woman dies from the blast of an ied or the bullet from a sniper's rival, or the sudden impact hitting the ground when a plane o