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[inaudible] >> why do you ask such dumb question? >> jesse: it's actually great question. it's a question every single reporter should be asking. because, before we even knew joe biden was the big guy, before we even had the laptop a ukrainian businessman told an fbi informant that he bribed the big guy 5 million bucks. he used the phrase the big guy when joe was v.p., years before the nickname went public. and tonight we are learning the big guy was throwing his weight around. this alleged $5 million bribe wasn't so much of a bribe. it was more of a shakedown by the big guy, joe biden. he was shaking down the ukrainian. the federalist is reporting that biden coerced the ukrainian to pay the bribe. the big guy was strong arming a ukrainian energy company to wire him cash. the ukrainian told the fbi informant he hid the payments, never directly paid joe, just hid it in a maize of shell

companies and said it would take at least 10 years to follow the money back to biden. well, it's been about 10 years. the new question is this: is joe biden still making good on the bribe. we know he fired the prosecutor. but the fbi document said the bribe was more like a retainer agreement. you know, $5 million for joe biden's future services. which is interesting because joe biden continues to serve ukraine. vice president joe biden was allegedly paid 5 mill by ukraine and now president biden is sending $75 billion to ukraine. and no one has any idea where the money is no one has been accounting for it. how is that a return on investment. almost like joe biden is on the hook for ukraine find funding e doesn't care because it's not his money. it's your money. whattens making ukraine nervous is the next election because the 2016 elections made ukraine really nervous ukraineing goted

so nervous after trump got elected in 2016 they were worried trump was going to find out about the biden payoff. the ukrainians told the fbi informant that they had tapes of joe biden talking business and tapes of hunter, 17 tapes, total. does the fbi have the tapes? does the cia have the tapes and is someone about to wind up dead. these alleged tapes of joe biden cutting corrupt deals with ukraine could be the key to the next election. and whoever has these tapes, physically has the tapes, holds all the power. this would explain our theory that the fbi has been blackmailing joe biden. it also explains why joe biden must be protected. and reelected in order to keep the tapes quiet and the money flowing. remember politics is all about money. who has it and where they are spending it. is it interesting that this bribe document and the alleged existence of tapes is coming out now?

and why exactly did this fbi informant come out right now. >> this is one of our highest paid, most trusted, most respected, most effective fbi informantst in the whole bureau. so, if that's the case, then why didn't the fbi ever investigate any of these bribery claims with joe biden. this informant has been paid over $200,000 from the fbi. we believe this informant may also work for potentially the cia and this informant has been around since the obama administration. they have used this informant's testimony in other cases that they have been involved in around the world. this is a very valuable person to the fbi. >> jesse: so there is an fbi, cia overlap with the informant and the guy goes all the way back to obama? joe biden is get squeezed between the classified documents special counsel investigation and the u.k. bribe tapes? people a lot bigger than the big

guy are putting the squeeze on the president job and family services comer said this is a very tightly operation. >> what my sources tell me is whether it's the fbi or the doj or the irs, anything pertaining to joe biden or his family, they were told to stand down. the people in the fbi didn't even know about the shell companies the bidens had or the money laundering the bidens had until i had my press conference about six weeks ago. >> jesse: so the joe biden operation has been siloed. it's need to know at the fbi and the cia. the biden family has been an intelligence op. at least a decade. remember, donald trump wanted to close the border, take on the cartels, start a trade war with china and settle things down with russia? this was bad for business for the most powerful people in the world. and joe biden was the perfect person to plant in the white house and stop it all. notice the shift since biden's election? open borders, stand down with

china, proxy war with russia. the cheap labor, the china trade, the ukrainian war machine. this isn't some small real estate deal l white water in the 1990s. we are talking tens of millions of dollars. >> how much have you identified of the money he has taken in from foreign nationals. >> we have more bank records coming in. but we're going to exceed 10 million this week. and i think we will get up between 20 and $30 million. >> jesse: whoa! joe biden is a money laundering operation for foreign nationals and american intelligence. that's it. he is an empty suit. and he is the perfect president for this. his age gives him an excuse to lay low. he is democrat, so the press leaves him alone. and he keeps the population distracted with nasty racial accusations and spends trillions of dollars and the fed chair just keeps printing it. joe says nobody f's with a biden because it's true. that's why joe biden laughs off questions about his corruption. he knows he is untouchable.

mostly dumb luck. is he stupid and greedy family just bungled their way into the fbi's radar. but, now the bidens don't have much freedom to move. they move when they're told to. they do what they're told. to say that's why the hunter investigation is frozen for five years. that's why the special counsel investigation doesn't leak. and that's why the bribe tapes dropped. it's a warning shot to joe. we own you. it's a warning shot to everybody. we own everybody. you don't think american intelligence has tapes on everybody? you don't think they have your texts, your emails, your phone calls? if you are a player, then there is dirt. you either play or you get played. this is always been about look the other way. don't look here, look at that guy. >> trump and his emissaries have sought repeatedly to extort the existential fears of ukrainian leaders for political advantage. what trump did in ukraine was to carry out a secret policy for

his own personal political benefit. and the hope that he wouldn't have to face me. >> a corrupt scheme with an additional henning of corruption and self-dealing on the side, classic trump. >> jesse: classic biden. accuse the other guy of what you are guilty of. and the press runs with it. i gave eulogy at the grand wizards funeral but trump is the real racist. joe biden did the same thing with trump's tax returns. >> i have not taken a single penny from any country whatsoever, ever. number one. number two, this is a president -- i have released all of my tax returns. 22 years. go look at them. 22 years of my tax returns. you have not released a single, solitary year of your tax return. what are you hiding? what's going on here? we lease your tax return or stop talking about corruption. >> jesse: now, when joe starts talking about joe's tax returns that tells me i have got to look at joe's tax returns and we did. so what's joe hiding?

i'm not an accountant but something caught my eye on his dallas. joe claims he made $15 million between 2017 and 2019, right after he was v.p. he says he made 11 million from his book and jill's book and the rest from a dozen or so speaking events. but here's the thing. we have to take joe biden's word for it. his tax returns don't actually show 15 million coming in from book deals and speeches. joe funneled $15 million through a tax loophole he used an accounting trick and $15 million appeared in a tax shelter. we're just supposed to believe that the big guy says the money is from books and speeches. i mean, the guy is plagiarist who can barely talk and we are supposed to believe 15 mill is from books and speeches? shouldn't joe biden release his entire tax return from his s corporations? celtic, capri and ucopa? because he has been lying about money this whole time.

why should we suddenly take him at his word now? let's turn it over to mike davis, article iii founder and president. so, you think joe got 15 mill from speeches, from books, and and nowhere else, mike? >> i think it's because of joe biden brilliance someone would pay him $15 million, of course not. think about the timing on this. we have had evidence of fbi since 2017, that joe biden took a $10 million foreign bribe from burisma, 5 to joe, 5 55 to hunt. 17 tapes. two with joe where he is caught making this foreign bribe transaction, apparently. what does the fbi do they decide to have the justice department to indict president trump for president trump's fight for w. lie brarns and other bureaucrats

over his presidential records. >> jesse: knowing that the fbi is aware of all of these bribes and schemes and deals and they have known about it same with the cia for years. what do you think they are gaining getting in exchange for this knowledge about joe biden. >> he is clearly compromised. that's huge problem. remember, obama put biden in charge of ukraine when biden was the vice president. and russia took crimea. now, biden is back as the president, and russia is trying to take the rest of ukraine. and ukraine is getting a lot of money now from america to fund this war. and maybe if joe biden weren't compromised and russia did not know that biden was compromised, maybe they wouldn't have -- maybe they wouldn't have invaded ukraine because russia certainly didn't invade ukraine for four years of the trump presidency. >> jesse: it seems like

corporate america wants joe biden in office. >> yeah. i mean, of course, he serves the globalist interest. he lets the illegal economic immigrants flood our border. he supports these free trade agreements that kill american jobs and hurt america. trump changed that when he was the president. that disrupted the globalist order. that's why people hated trump in washington, d.c. that's why they wanted to get rid of him at all costs. and they protected hillary, they are protecting biden now. >> jesse: is the best thing for i guess the american defense industry, the american intelligence industry is to have a president that they can control? >> well, i can-we all know that donald trump was not controllable by anyone. but joe biden is an empty suit. he could barely get his words out. and, of course, he is the perfect guy to put in the white house if you want a puppet to control. >> jesse: all right. mike davis, thanks so much. and check out mike's twitter

passenger. he is just unloading on the legal page. thanks, mike. >> thank you. >> jesse: so ron desantis finally takes the gloves off. >> are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? ♪

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>> jesse: gavin newsom is obsessed with ron desantis. >> you would do a two hour debate with ron desantis. >> i would make it three. >> three hour debate. do i hear four? >> one day notice with no notes.

i look forward to that. we can talk about her expert demonization. we can talk about assault on free enterprise. >> jesse: desantis has been ignoring gavin treating him like a chihuahua nipping at his heals but that ended today. >> it's interesting. he has huge problems in his stage like huge problems in his state. we all know that i mean, you see it in san francisco. you see it in l.a. you see it in the people fleeing. california from its inception gained population every single year until he became governor. california was probably the height of opportunity for middle class americans for many, many decades in this country. no one would leave there. you know, you would go. people were drawn to there, and, yet, he is the first governor that's overseen a massive exodus out of california. >> jesse: desantis wasn't finished. he issued a direct challenge to the governor of california.

listen to. this with all those problems, he has a real serious fixation on the state of florida. i mean i think it's bizarre that he does that what i would tell him is, you know what? stop pussy footing around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? why don't you throw your hat in the ring and then we will go ahead and talk about what's happening. >> jesse: these are desantis' sharpest attacks on anyone so far. he doesn't even go after trump like that. "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt joins me now. so he says gavin is pussy footing around. he is challenging him to throw his hat in the ring. why are these two guys jockeying for position like this? >> i will tell you the whole genesis of all of this between these two is because governor desantis so thoroughly

humiliated gavin when he sent that plane load of illegals into california. because it was literally the only people who have moved from texas to california since gavin newsom became governor. the only people who have actually moved into california from anywhere -- anywhere in the country. and so the crisis that gavin has overseen with his policies has driven people not only to republican places like california, i mean, like texas and florida, but even to the country of mexico. and this is such a humiliation that, of course, he is going to want to pick off a guy like ron desantis. that's why he is threatening to indict him which would be a massive favorite to ronts if he did that. that's the -- >> jesse: democrats threatening to indict republicans. that's all they got i thought it

was because he humiliated covid. california was a complete catastrophe. he is probably still burned up about that. do you think gavin is doing who a favor? joe biden a favor? donald trump a favor by going after desantis? what's that about? >> i think he is doing -- i don't think he is doing joe biden any favors. it's a reminder of how thoroughly incompetent joe biden is. and how joe biden can't even get a sentence out. i would be really be interested to see what would happen if democrats decided, you know, all the geniuses will tell you that gavin is the one, you know, if there was an open democratic primary that gavin newsom would be the one to watch, the one that would clean up. i'm not so sure about that, is he so slick, is he so shameless. his resume is pathetic. i believe that a lot offing are

democrat voters are as frustrated with their party as a lot of republicans were back in 2016, which is why they turned to donald trump i would be interested to see gavin newsom and r.f.k. go toe to toe. that's the debate i would like to see. >> jesse: i would love to see that. believe me though, women do like gavin the women on the table at the "the five" say is he very handsome. barack obama has been pretty quiet. he hasn't said anything about his vice president arresting donald trump. he hasn't said anything much about, i don't know, ukraine, the bribes, nothing he did come out and do a podcast, charlie. he started attacking black republicans. listen to this. >> i mean nikki haley, i think, has similar approach, right? look at me, i'm asian -- indian american woman. i'm not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the

rhetoric of can't we all get along. we actually have to walk the walk and not just talk the talk. there may come a time where there is somebody in the republican party that is more serious about actually addressing some of the deep inequality that still exists in our society that tracks race. >> jesse: can you decipher that message for me, charlie? it's a little much to listen somebody like barack obama lecture the rest of bus people who trade on race and gender or ethnicity or whatever in politics since no politician in american history has done more to trade on that and to divide people in this country based on race and ethnicity or whatever. you know, to sit there and listen to him lecture everybody else is pretty appalling. in particular, this thing about going after a guy like tim scott who is a self-made, enormously

successful republican, but the idea that you have an african-american who is a conservative, and believes in. >> jesse: in racial progress and that things are getting better. we don't have to constantly dwell on the sins of the past. that's just -- it's driving barack nuts. >> there is nothing people like barack obama despise more than a successful african-american like tim scott who has done it on his own with his family with his community. it's just sort of a foreign concept to barack obama and it's also a rejection of race politics and that's the thing i think that is most threatening to a guy like barack obama. >> jesse: yeah, barack obama has to stop pussy footing around. i have had enough of him. charlie, thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> jesse: up next. come to san diego where it's never been easier to be

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and a story alex laid it out how democrats are using the same playbook today. you start with bribery. you don't just pay off the jury that's messy. you did what cicero bribe the witnesses to discredit the defendant. false testimony can be costly. but expert opinion helps destroy reputations. kind of sound like having 51 spooks sign off on a letter saying hunter's laptop was fake. how much did that support cost? and speaking of bribery, there is paying off your voters. the romans use the coliseum to put on gladiator shows and give out free bread to distract people interest their miserable lives. take this tiny handout while we make your empire unlivable. kind of like what joe is doing with half a trillion dollars in student loan bailouts. and how about this lesson from the greeks. the best way to discredit your rival is to accuse them of colluding with a foreign power. now, where i have heard that before? >> the president is a russian

operative. >> this cloud about russia collusion will hang over him no matter where he stands. >> it does seem like is he listen to putin more than american intelligence. >> we are about to find out if the new president of our country is going to do what russia wants. the president is basically a russian op. jess jets the president can do as the romans did and arrest their opponent like amelia did the roofus use bbogus charges. muddying up their name. biden's justice department targeting trump is nothing new they were doing it way back in the roman times. i thought democrats hated history. certainly looks like they have picked up a few dirty tricks from the classics. douglas murray is a fox news contributor. and he went to oxford university. so, i mean, we should have been able to see through all of these vicious attacks if we had just opened up the history books. >> that's absolutely right. a lot of what we are seeing tomorrow is classic playbook.

not only the greeks and the romans but the always the same. the interesting thing has been happening recently in america. is something which is very reminiscent from history. how to get rid of a popular leader without making yourself unpopular. very, very classic problem that people face throughout history. one of the other things we are seeing at the moment, of course, is that it's not enough to defeat your political opponent. you have got to kill them. now, of course, the greeks, took that very literally. maybe it's not so little at the moment. but it's not far off, is it. we are no longer talking about simply defeating a political opponent in the polls. we are talking about also making sure they die and rot in prison. >> jesse: destroying the entire movement. it's destroying any lawyer that would want to represent that politician. it's scaring away donors. it's ruining the reputation of supporters. it's a really just nasty playbook.

>> but the really interesting thing today is, of course, that we, the public, can all see it. that wasn't the case in ancient greece. most of the ateen whos would be going around their own business, they didn't know what was happening in the senate. today we do today behave the opportunity to see all of this play out. 51 people signed a letter. we can all see through them this is a lot harder. he mentioned the tutors. if you had a problematic opponent they wouldn't have used that word. it if you have a problematic opponent quite easy. hire thugs, kill him, put in a port wine baylor and smuggle him out in the back door. not so easy the age of social media. total reputational destruction that they go for. >> jesse: didn't it used to just be a woman? you know, you send a woman into the bar, maybe a photograph or two was then, maybe an audio

clip was recorded? >> yeah. >> families so unsophisticated these days. >> well, the greeks also sometimes sent a young man to tempt some of the senators in ancient greek style. >> jesse: both can be just as tempting. >> they believed in the hone trap back then. yes, it's very interesting. all of these ways with cicero, all of the classics we know all these ways you can try to defeat your pont. the interesting thing we are not fooling them on is also trying to defeat people by logic. you know, is joe biden trying to have a logical explanation for how he needs to destroy his opponent? no he is just saying destroy, destroy, destroy. that is happening on both sides. that is this sort of thing i identified before in the "new york post." we no longer in america simply want to defeat our opponents. we want to like hurt them. that is, in my view, a very bad instinct. one we have definitely fallen into. as i say, the one difference with the ancient greeks was is

that theys did d. know the art of rhetoric and art of persuasion. if anyone can honestly tell me that either president biden or vice president harris are skilled in the arts of persuasion i got a bridge to sell you. >> jesse: we know joe biden is not opening up these classic books. he is being told what to do. >> or maybe any long book. >> jesse: any long book over 50 pages. thank you very much. douglas murray. highly educated and highly accredited. very sophisticated. it's never been easier to be homeless in america. just take a look at the keebler villages in portland. they made a lot of people rich, except the homeless. if you are in san francisco. can you get thousands of dollars for being indigenous homeless artist affected by coronavirus. and even if you are down in red san diego, they will give you an unlimited texting plan. >> the homeless in san diego is actually not that hard because

usually we are low income. and when you are low income you get free phones, free food, free clothing. i think we are spoiled. the homeless and under privileged. i think we are spoiled to be honest with you. my sister is like where do i sign up? >> jesse: what her sister should have said where do i sign up to help the homeless because she is doing what every other politician is doing about the homeless they are encouraging it. when you incentivize homelessness you get more homelessness. don't take my word for it. listen to them. >> they don't ocean live down here so they don't really know. they throw money at the problem. they kind of got to get their hands dirty to find out what the people really need. >> because we have done a good job hiding it and making our voter constituency believe we are actually working on it they have got away with actually sweeping it under the rug. >> jesse: so the politicians don't want to solve the problem. they want to cut the checks to their friends and claim they are being compassionate. you stay classy, san diego.

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>> jesse: if there is one thing america is uniquely good at, it's getting drunk. >> excuse me,. >> is a special. >> hit me again. >> jesse: we can also drink faster than anybody else. >> thanks. i needed that. >> jesse: almost like we are living through a big hangover right now. >> what's going on? >> there is a jungle cat in the bathroom. >> okay. i will check it out. >> don't go in.

be careful. don't. don't. >> growl. [. >> he is not kidding. there is a tiger in there. >> jesse: this year, america is on the war path. we are drinking everything in sight, except bud light. according to researchers, americans averaged over 500 drinks a year last year. 500. the only time in american history that we drank more than now was when jimmy carter was president, which, you know, checks out. but americans are drinkings as much as we did back in the civil war. a nation was torn apart. we were dealing with slavery. brothers were killing brothers. that's a reason to drink. what's our excuse now? we have to commute to work again? thomas kersting is a psychotherapist and author of raising healthy teenagers. so why are we drinking so much in this time in american history? >> you know, it started 2020. 2020, the year of covid. alcohol sales went up 2.9%.

which was the highest level in 50 years. and people still home. that's part of it. still homework from home. >> jesse: still home, still drinking, they don't have to travel to the bar. >> grab a brewski at 1:00 during lunch. nobody would know. >> jesse: drinking during the day now when working remotely. >> biggest issue right now when you look at everything going on in society, record inflation, people pouring across the borders and uncertain job market, all of the stuff we are getting from social media and so forth. potential war, all this other stuff, that causes stress. >> jesse: we are drinks because we are stressed. >> no question about it. >> jesse: drinking because so one can see us drinking because we are drinking at home when we're supposed to be working. >> all this stress when you think about it. bombarded all day long a lot of different stories funneling through social media. people don't realize it. they don't necessarily know how stressed they are. go home and crack a brewski something other than bud light it takes that away. the problem is long-term, you know, it's going to catch up to you. it will actually make it worse. >> jesse: what are we drinking?

are we drinking wine, beer, liquor? >> anything that has alcohol in it is what we are drinking nowadays. >> jesse: we are taking drugs. we are taking narcotics. we are smoking. what are we doing here? >> i think part of it, too. first thing i smelled when i got out of the car coming here was marijuana in new york city. >> jesse: you drove by gutfeld's office? >> i drove the other way, exactly. nowadays people could just walk around and drink beers smoke weed and all that stuff. it's like per miserable. as a society it's become so normalized and we kind of follow the crowd and do what everybody else does. >> jesse: is there a counsel side to drinking at record level. >> the downside is we can have a lot more people developing alcoholism or other substance abuse issues. and it's going to -- the cycle of that is going to lead to mental health issues for. not everybody. okay to drink but drink responsibly. >> jesse: drink responsibly. that goes for you, hunter biden. all right. thanks, tom.

newark mayor wants to pay you to open up your house to migrants. what can possibly go wrong? ♪ >> what happens if they overstay their welcome? do they have squatter's rights? >> we don't kick anyone out for anything in new york. ♪ ♪

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major migrant crisis on our hands the mayor has no clue how to deal witness first he put them on an island then a hotel room now he wants to pay you to have them at your house. are new yorkers ready for this? johnny finds out. ♪ >> what's going on with the migrant crisis. >> it's more than a crisis, it's disaster. >> you can definitely see it affecting quality of life. >> i'm not against people coming to the country. >> talk about the immigrants, what did you just call them. >> migrants. >> i never heard it called that. >> are we speaking a different language? >> what should we do with them. >> send them back where they came from. >> keep them in one place until they all get situated where they need to be. >> need to get to go and need to be able to get to where you need to go to get to work. >> i have an open heart. >> what about an open door. >> an open door to my home home. >> the mayor wants to pay you $125 a night to let migrants sleep in your apartment.

>> i guess, right now, i mean, that's where the buck stops for me. >> the buck stops with me. >> not on my watch. >> that's not enough. maybe 500. >> only 125? can it go up? no more? >> show me the money. >> what happens if they shoot you or rob you, burn down your house. >> what the hell is this. >> my apartment's not big enough to house someone else. >> you don't have spare bedrooms. >> i do not have spare bedrooms. >> no spare bedrooms this is new york city. >> i have a studio that's about it. >> i have a couch and they sure can pay. >> pivot. pivot. >> you can make a lot of of money, $125 a night is 900 a week. >> i don't know that's something i have to think about. >> how long are you going to think about it for. >> not too long, not too long. >> oh, wow i could maybe buy a closet. >> it could cost you a life. >> a day? that's not enough. how about an hour. >> wouldn't it be fun to live with strangers.

>> maybe in a hostile traveling europe on vacation but not in my day to day life. >> depends who you're getting, you know what i'm saying. >> okay that one. >> maybe it could work out for both parties you could have dinner. >> who's paying for the food. >> you have to chef up a little bit, chef up, you know what i'm saying. >> what happens if they overstay their welcome? do they have squatters rights. >> we don't kick anyone out for anything in new york. >> no, 'cause they not legal. >> if it doesn't work out you're the one who's going to be living in a tent and they're going to be living in your house. >> first the mayor wants to put the migrants in randall's island, then in hotel rooms now in your apartment. does he even have a plan. >> how you going to put it in your apartment when they say we can't have our own relatives in our apartment without putting them on a lease. >> no democrat really has a plan. >> just pay them and everyone will have kumbaya. >> hallelujah ♪ >> you're going to be on jesse

watters prime time. what do you want to tell jesse. >> hi jesse and thank you so much. i appreciate you. >> jesse love the show man keep up the good work. >> keep it up jesse. it's your world. ♪ >> jesse: as you remember, jesse watters prime time ceremoniously disinvited rfk jr. from appearing on the show. we invited him way early on in his campaign and he basically did about every other show besides mine, so i took it personally. and in order to protect my pride, i rescinded our invitation. but there's been a development. rfk jr.'s team has reproached jesse watters prime time and is now asking if he can appear on my show. hmm. but, here's the thing. the woman who asked misspelled my last name. watters with one "t".

so i don't know what to do. do we continue the ban? soft ban? or do i change positions, squash the beef, and invite him on? since i can't decide, we're going to leave it up to the audience. should jesse watters prime time rescind the rescinded invitation to rfk jr. let us know >> let's do texts >> michael from covina, veil, come on, man, bring back -- or bring on rfk. >> dale from rhode island, i say no to rfk. why did he snub you? he's looking for that prime time bump. >> gordon from ohio, be a big boy and invite rfk. >> i already was a big boy. i was a very big boy. what more do you want me to do. it's like if you ask a girl out on a date seven times and she goes out with everybody besides you, do you keep asking or do you say, that invitation is rescinded. and then when she comes crawling back on her hands and knees begging to go out on a date, do

i say sure, fine, where do you want to go, red lobster? no. i let her squirm, just like i'm letting rfk jr. squirm. >> patrick from jupiter florida, there may not be dumb questions but biden sure has a dumb answer. >> jack from idaho, democrats are copying the romance. did they forget that rome fell? in order to get something, you have to know something in the first place so i don't think they have any idea what they're doing but whatever they're doing is working when it comes to us. the country, not so much. harrison from beaver ton, oregon, don't let up on the homeless industrial complex, jesse, you're the only one holding anybody accountable. oh, we're not going to let up until we know where every dollar that went to that homeless village goes. ellen from utah, what's that long tube those teen-agers are drinking out of? it's a funnel. did you ever go to college?

ian from michigan, every night you show me binden and the view and you wonder why i drink. i'm sorry about that, we should have a little viewer warning before we put binder biden and the view up there. and i hope you're not drinking bud light. i'm just kidding. if someone tossed me one i would slug it back. that's you will for tonight dvr the show and always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ >> brian: hello and welcome to fox news tonight i'm brick so glad you're here. let's get started. the 2024 election, presidential election officially in full swing, candidates in both parties campaigning raising monies ahead of the primaries neck year so naturally the most narcissistic, i mean charismatic president in u.s. history has reappeared. enter barack obama. now the former president has emerged from his multi million dollars estate, he has many but i'm talking about the one in martha's vineyard to lecture people on the issue of race in an interview today