about any of this. he talks about that more on expanding last answer. >> thank you. >> brit as always, thank you. tomorrow on "special report" part 2 of my conversation with the former president. and that is it. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for watching, always. that's it for "special report," fair balanced and still unafraid. here's jesse. >> jesse: thanks, bret. nice interview. >> bret: thanks, man. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: life is like blackjack. you win some, you lose some. but gambling is all about knowing when it's time to cash in. if you are up big, don't test your luck, or else, go home with nothing. >> i'll stay. >> i suggest you hit, sir. >> i also like to live dangerously. >> as you wish, sir.

20 beats your 5. i'm sorry, sir. >> well, i won't lie to you. cards are not my bag, baby. >> jesse: joe biden has been on a lucky streak his whole career. at 29 he slid into the senate with a help of a few union run printing machines that buckled just before they were going to print attacks on joe. when his career was going another nowhere and obama needed a white guy with foreign policy credit, obama, joe was vp. nothing says luck like running for president from your basement. joe was supposed to be a one-term deal, a bridge to the next generation. but that bridge collapsed when we got a look at kamala. so joe's rolling the dice and running again. and he held his first re-election campaign event this weekend. and john fetterman opened him up and called him a collapsed bridge. >> now, i'm standing next to the president again, next to a collapsed bridge here. and he is here to commit to work

with the governor and the delegation to make sure we get this fixed quick, fast. this is a president that is committed to fracture. and on top of that the jewel, law of the infriction bill. >> jesse: this the most sense fetterman has ever made. biden was supposed to be the bridge from an old generation to the new. and just stop trump and let kamala take over next election. that can't happen. that bridge blew up. so biden testing his luck running for re-election without a pandemic. so this time we're going to get a real joe biden in front of a crowd for an entire campaign. this has never happened in the history of biden's career. every time you put biden in front of a crowd, he had to drop out of the race immediately. well, here's why. >> i might add if i didn't i

would be sleeping alone. [laughter] i better explain that some don't know what time talking about. my wife is a philly girl. all right, where we going? >> jesse: biden bridge collapse site and jokes are bombing. the protect him from the press but can't protect him from hecklers. >> guess what? do you know what percentage they pay in taxes? 8%. a-i-g-h-t. >> i pay a hell of a lot more than that. >> jesse: joe may pay his taxes but his son didn't. did an investigation into the so-called joe biden campaign. there's no campaign. he has no headquarters. he has no finance department and you ready? "jesse watters primetime" has more staff than the joe biden re-election campaign? we counted. a democrat source says that joe's fundraising has been, quote, extremely underwhelming and that makes sense because donating to biden this early is

a risky investment. and the donation to biden is basically like cutting a check to kamala. and many democrats are now questioning biden like they have never questioned him before. here's how the president left the stage friday. >> all right. god save the queen, man. >> jesse: okay. you're in connecticut, the queen is dead and you went to her funeral. but the media can't figure out what joe is talking about because he doesn't give interviews. so we're all just guessing what's going on with him. the media calls this republicans pouncingment axios says biden's quirky are sometimes weaponized by republicans. instead of the media asking biden what the heck is he talking about, the media just does stories on republicans pouncing and doesn't even try to find out what biden is talking about. and if the media asks joe what the heck are you talking about? god save the queen? the white house is going to banish the reporter to see you beer i can't. and instead of the media reporting that joe biden is not

really campaigning, they just say he doesn't need to campaign. >> maybe save money until you actually get a serious challenger because you don't have one in the primary. and just wait for the general to really ramp things up. what do you make of it, susan? >> well, you know, joe biden has the great luxury of not having a credible primary opponent. >> jesse: he doesn't have a credible primary opponent? who said r.f.k. jr. is not a credible primary opponent some hack pundit? r.f.k. jr. is at 20% and 70% of the country says they don't want biden to run again. and the media just says yeah, biden can coast. he has got to challengers. buff the country doesn't even care that they're getting lied to. being lied to feels better. just sit back, don't question anything. lay back. get comfortable. we're just going to make this election nice and easy. the author of brave new world, audrey huxley, predicted this is what we were going to experience

in the united states at some point. watch. >> i think what is going to happen in the future is the dictators will find that the old saying goes that you can do everything with except sit on them. if you want to preserve your power indefinitely, you have to get the consent of the rule and this they will do partly by drugs, partly by these new techniques of propaganda, they will do it by bypassing the sort of rational side of man and appealing to his subconscious and his deeper emotion. and his physiology, even. and so making him actually love his slavery. >> jesse: making him love his slavery. are we already here? they told to us work from home. doctors are handing out pain killer, cannabis legal. nobody cooks. we watch amazon prime.

don't question anything. that's offensive. don't rock the boat. we will drain the reserves before each election, keep the gas prices low. everything is russia's fault. just sit back and play on your iphone. we're going to arrest the good guys while the bad guys run the country? look what joe biden did. his documents were strewn in four different locations and we suspect that one to two documents that were in his possession are on the president's son's laptop in an email to a foreign national. >> jesse: so hunter was emailing joe's classified documents to his foreign business partners and the fbi is covering it up and arresting trump? >> in exchange biden strong arms burisma to hire his druggy son and the next month hunter opens up offshore account in malta with a bank so dirty it got shut down for money laundering. nbc news won't even report that they can't report it because the second they report it the dam breaks. nbc news used to report real

news. >> there's an old saying in washington that the cover up is worst than the crime. in this case both parts of it is disturbing. allegations of prostitution and pedophilia and allegations that those crimes were somehow covered up or not looked into. so the state department this morning is having to respond to those claims and those investigations of misconduct by state department officials including by an ambassador and security agents attached to then secretary of state hillary clinton. and the allegations are that these investigations were white washed, quashed all together, and that those orders came from high up. >> jesse: nbc must reported that hillary clinton covered up pedophilia and prostitution at the state department. number one. did you even know that? number two, do you think they would ever report something like that today? now, the media used to love reporting about cover-ups but now they are the ones doing the cover-up. one whistleblower came out and it led to trump's impeachment.

now, we're counting dozens of whistleblowers, irs, fbi, justice, a white house stenographer. if someone blows a whistle on a democrat in d.c., does it make a sound? the media can't even admit biden and trump are neck and neck in the polls. watch. >> trump's favorable ratings actually went from 7 -- 76% -- i'm sorry, his favorable 70, 60. i'm mixed up here a poll from quinnipiac on a possible biden-trump matchup puts biden at 48%. trump at 44%. this is a poll, again, taken largely after the indictment. i mean, that's got to make you a little nervous. that's within the margin of error. that's a statistical tie. >> media can't figure out why like trump because they never talk to republicans. only ones media talk to former republicans or republicans trump fired or beat. the conservative media talk to

democrats at biden's so-called campaign event and the union members told the free beacon joe's not rough and tumble enough. they think he is too old. they want him to talk about more stuff like guns and immigration. and they don't really think he has done enough. they don't see him enough. democrat voters are unhappy with joe biden. the biden re-election campaign doesn't exist. the bribe scandal is blowing up and everybody thinks we are heading in the wrong direction. and, the media is confused trump's tie but tells you everything is going to be fine? with just a little vigilance, we will be able to beat these people. these all it's going to take. let's turn it over to kellyanne, former counselor to the president and fox news contributor. they don't really have a joe biden re-election campaign. but if you listen to the media, that's totally okay and don't worry about a thing and maybe take some more narcotics. you will just be fine. >> comes down to 11 letters.

he's not trump. 12 with the exclamation point. this is the way they see the joe biden presidency. his election in 2020 and his re-election in 2024. he's not trump and that's enough. funny thing though, the voters will have their say, not the donors, not the anchors, not the media. the voters november what they see. and what they see is a president they didn't realize was in such decline. in the abc news poll last month, jesse, clearly six in 10 americans, 7 in 10 independents said joe biden lacks both the mental and physical acuity to do the job. he is every minute of 80. everything that vexes and perplexes voters right now about joe biden is not going to change. it will only get worse. the other thing is that you touched on this, we never truly examined that which we deeply disbane. and what i mean boo that is the media haven't spent a minute learning why 74 million americans voted for donald trump in 2020. they ridiculed him. they castigate them. openly make fun of them on twitter all day. they have nothing elms to do on cable tv shows.

those people are going to for the first time in 2024 vote about things they know about joe biden and kamala harris that they really didn't know in 2020. rehardly saw them. >> we didn't larry from them. this is the first election where all of that is litigated. if you are bothered about certain things with donald trump you already know them. it's baked in. it's in the price of admission already. >> jesse: donald trump was just on bret baier. i want to play you a soundbite. he talked about foreign policy. listen. >> what did you learn from your first term that you took from and changes you would like it make if elected. >> i would like to be less combative but i find the press is extremely. if i'm not combative i can't get my word out. if i'm not combative i'm not going to win. >> jesse: he is not going to be less combative what do voters

process. >> puts america first literally and doesn't fight with each other as so much fights for the people. folks are drowning economically. they are looking for pockets of air. what he is telecasting to people is, i will never get a fair chance. i will never get a break. things are -- the bias comes sometimes is very overt and sometimes it's very subtle. it's what they don't cover. jesse, the art of politics is not to tell people what they can already see with their own two eyes it's to tell them what they can't see. when it comes to biden when people ask me who is in charge of the white house? my answer is simple. joe biden. that man needs to made to eat and own all of his policy flalings we see him bumbling and stumbling that's concerning to people. they should be more concerned about how he has destroyed the economy. how inflation is not going away. he has no energy. but we have no energy independence. that's more concerning to more americans. what's happened with crime. what's happened at the border. afghanistan. people need to see all of this and be reminded why they don't want to vote for him. trump -- i know him to be very

collaborative. he needs to be combative because people feel like is he fighting for them. he feels like if he takes it laying down they will get their way with you, and look at the media. they are sitting back and they think it's going to be hard for donald trump who is beating joe biden in other polls to win. i don't think it's going to be hard at all. if it's a cage match, rematch. one thing trump needs to change i told him in this. in a debate with joe biden let him speak. literally sit back and let him speak. numbers numb that man's brain and he won't be able to take 90 minutes of standing there speaking. >> jesse: that is good advice. here is the foreign policy question. roll it. >> saudi arabia has really gone over to china. china is protecting them now. we have lost saudi arabia. biden goes over and does a fist bump with the king. now, he is the king. the future king of saudi arabia. does -- do you know what a fist bump is? don't touch my hands because they are dirty. he tells them don't touch my hands because your hands are dirty. let's do a fist bump and he does a fi fist bump do you know how

insult they had were by that? look we have people stupid running our country. >> jesse: that's classic trump. does that resonate with people the fist bump commentary. >> the entire foreign policy national security rubric of trump which was the best part of the interview i have seen so far resonates with people because you would think that joe biden who was vice president in the senate for 50 years would have good relationships worldwide. we're being laughed at and ridiculed i don't want kamala harris to ever get on air force 2 and go abroad again it's embarrassing. it took a businessman who has been making deals his whole life to bring people tao count. our nato partners had to pay more to the common defense. he stood up to putin and xi jinping and kim jong un. he recalibrated trade deals with japan, korea a china mexico and canada. people want that leadership back they think we are being laughed at. biden is not a strong leader. paying attention to what biden is doing. calling him out this is embarrassing to have a commander-in-chief. also embarrassing to have a commander-in-chief who can't

speak. who can't unify or electrify the country. who can't operate. who certainly can't inspire and speak. >> jesse: they don't want president trump to speak. and that's the problem. that's why they are trying to lock him up. kaylkellyanne, thank you. chinese murder mystery the guy who cooked up covid got tossed off a roof twice. plus, happy father's day. >> father's day arrived. what did you get him? >> which day is father's day? >> sunday. >> e o, [bleep]. i got him love. eeply. and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattress's exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. sleep better, live purple. visit purple.com or a mattress store near you. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you

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♪ >> jesse: bombshell report from the daily mail. china killed the godfather of covid. according to u.s. senate intelligence documents, a military scientist known for monkeying around with bat

coronavirus fell to his death from the wuhan institute of virology that may of 2021. did he slip? daily mail says no. he was tossed. this is the same guy who filed the first patent for a covid vaccine in february 2020. america was still a month away from shutting down. but this guy already had a patent. he is either the fastest scientist in history or he had been working on it for at least a couple months. that's a very inconvenient timeline for the xi comms and as we don't know dead men don't talk. so the good doctor had to go. the chinese aren't the only ones trying to shut down discussion of covid vaccines. frenemy of the show r.f.k. jr. was on the joe rogan podcast and the discussion turned to vaccines. so much of what we were told to believe during the pandemic from masks to distancing, even vaxes turned out to be wrong. so at this point we should always question the science. you would think the scientific community is all for that but

r.f.k. said no one is taupe debating him about vaccines. listen. >> nobody will debate me. for 18 years, nobody will debate me. in fact, i have scheduled many, many debates. i have had hotez many, many times to debate me. i think have you asked him here why don't you debate robert kennedy he said he is a cunning lawyer or something like that. >> yeah. >> on the telephone with kind a referee his science is just made up. he cannot stand by it. he can't cite studies. jess jets the scientist he wants to debate peter hotez. appears religiously on cable news to push vaccines. and after hearing his name on rogan's podcast. hotez accused r.f.k. jr. of spreading dangerous misinformation. he pushed back. he invited him on to challenge r.f.k. jr.

three hour open debate no holds barred. rogan promised to give 100,000 to the charity of his choice. instead of accepting, he goes on msnbc and complains about r.f.k. jr. >> science, woe don't typically do debates what we do is write scientific papers. we present our findings in front of a critical audience of our peers to solicit their input and suggestions but one doesn't typically debate science. problem number two is do bait with r.f.k. jr. i have discussed this issue with him many times by phone and by email the problem is he just keeps on moving the goal post. you are always playing this game of whack-a-mole. knock something down and pops up. moving the goal post. turns out it's very unproductive and also pretty exhausts as well. >> jesse: he looks so exhausted. this church is too coward to have his ideas challenged. rules unfair.

no debate. maybe he doesn't want to debate because he knows his ideas could be wrong. he was singing a different tune about vaccines at the start of the pandemic. watch this. >> i say a scientific challenge because one of the things that we are not hearing a lot about is the unique potential safety problem of coronavirus vaccines. >> jesse: oh. and for somebody who is supposed to be giving us health advice. he doesn't seem to know a lot about what is actually healthy. >> i'm not as cautious about my diet as i should be. i'm a junk foodaholic, actually. >> that seems like a terrible thing for your health. >> it is a terrible thing for my health. >> i don't have to tell you but there is a large body of data that connects poor diet a host of diseases. >> um-huh. >> that seems like a crazy decision for a guy in your line of work. >> there you go. >> do you take vitamins? >> i don't take vitamins. >> really? wow. >> i don't think they are needed. >> what? >> in the american. >> hold up. hold up. you don't think they are needed while you are eating junk food?

>> jesse: debating has almost become nonexistent in america. democrats don't want to have their ideas challenged. they just want to g yell at you. >> i would like to address another [bleep] stupid republican talking point that is destroying our world about climate change. it's also true that humans affect climate you [bleep] morons. it is possible to have a morning and an afternoon. yes, nature causes wildfires, and it's also true that if you pour gasoline on fires you make it worse, all of our western paradigms all of our eastern paradigms, all of our religious paradigms are based on a world that doesn't exist anymore you [bleep] idiots! >> jesse: allen, tp u.s.a. contributor and dear america podcast and 9/12. if you want to discredit somebody, and you want all those people to stop following this person, wouldn't debating them and then discrediting them in front of millions of listeners

be a pretty effective way to do that? >> well, hold on debating is the big pharma covid friendly kryptonite. it is in that. because, i love his interview that he did with msnbc. not not debating r.f.k. and he goes on and says this is what i love about scientists right now. the idea of, you know, in science, science we don't debate in science. science we write these papers and we say exactly what we think and then we give it to our peers and then our peers review it but our peers couldn't possibly be biased in their review of what we say. they couldn't possibly have their own agenda in what we say oh no, no. then he calls it misinformation. anybody who says anything to the counter of what the scientists tell us, follow the science. don't ask questions. that's misinformation. well, what's misinformation? well, it's a group of people who

have more authority than me and you have to say oh, well, we don't like that. so we're just going to define it as misinformation and make sure that that never sees the light of day. i just saw that youtube just took a video of jordan peterson r.f.k. down today because they don't like what they have to say. misinformation is nothing more than a redefinition of i don't like what you said, so i'm just going to make sure nobody else can hear it. >> jesse: what about the fact, graham, that this guy is supposed to be a doctor and know about the science and eats junk food all day and doesn't take vitamins? >> well, i mean, i can't think of a better analogy. for people that would be the first to silence people in the first place. hypocrites, hypocrisy. i mean, you're naming the left right now in my opinion. of course people who don't take care of their bodies are going to tell you what's the best for your body. , people who don't take natural vitamins, who don't work out every day, remember, what they

did to us during covid. don't go outside. don't go to the gym. don't take vitamins. don't do any of these things. get the jab. get the jab. get the jab. and then he talks about us moving the goal post. i'm pretty sure it was two weeks to slow the spread. then it was get the vaccine. then it was get the other vaccine. then it was to get the booster, third, fourth, fifth, sixth booster even now they want you to get a booster shot. you want to talk about moving the goal post they seem like the ones doing it. >> jesse: lay off the junk food and debate r.f.k. jr. so we can all make up our own minds. is that do much to ask? graham, thank you so much. >> i don't think so. thank you. >> jesse: up next, a math teacher shows lesbians kissing in class for pride month and the student filmed it and she will be here next. ♪ the thought of getting screened ♪

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♪ >> jesse: happy jeentd everybody celebrates the end of slavery. the good people at the advocate want you to know the real slaves are the and they ares. that's right. they are not free yet. are you exhausted? gay people taking over the national park city. i hosted pride in yosemite third year in a row. this isn't a pride for the visitors to the valley this is a pride for the park employees of which you can see there are literally hundreds of queer yosm employees. we danced. we marched. we celebrated and we got wet. i am so proud of all the community organizers in the park system for making safe space for queer people all year round, no planet, no pride, mother nature is a lesbian.

goodbye. >> jesse: mother nature is a lesbian. goodbye. i know you are proud. we're proud for for you but sometimes you just want to take a walk in the woods with the kids. right? i have a feeling this is about money. turns out trans is big business. the sex change industrial complex is a $2 billion market. and it's expected to grow more than 11% every year until 2030. trans might be the most profitable agenda of the century. why? well social media plays a big role as do the schools. get a look at this. new jersey's department of education just released their yearly enrollment report. and the number of students who don't identify as a man or a woman jumped over 4,000 percent in four years. 4,000 percent. this isn't happening on its own. these kids aren't just waking up and saying i'm going to be a "them" they are doing it for

attention. getting force fed the agenda in class. take this high school math class in hunting beach, california, these kids should be gearing up for algebra. instead math is teaching gender theory. a student ivory took a video of what her teacher made the math class sit through. watch this. [why are you showing this to kids? >> i will warn you guys now if you are going to be inappropriate. i will have supervision down and give all of you a saturday school for next year. so knock it off. >> jesse: ivory was brave enough to film the lesbian kissing picture. took away her phone and reportedly threatened her. and now i've i have lawyered up and filing a police report. fox reached out to ivory school for comment have not heard back so far. ivory and her lawyer sean steele join me now.

when the teacher put on the lesbian kissing video for pride. what kind of matthews were you supposed to be learning. >> we were supposed to be studying for our final which was next week. that was our final week. we were supposed to be getting on stud a studying and preparing us. we had five minutes left of class and she decided to play this video. >> what did she say before she put the video of the lesbians kissing on. >> she didn't say nothing. i just went and figured out a way to get my phone so i could get it on tape so i could get everyone's reaction. >> jesse: it sounded like the students in the class were a little upset by this. what was the reaction there? >> the children in the class were upset because most of them didn't think this was something that they needed to see. this is not something we need to be seeing or learning in class. it does not have to do with anything. they didn't do anything for memorial day. didn't say anything about the military. but they did say something about lgbtq. >> jesse: we don't care if lesbians kiss but it has nothing

to do with math and it shouldn't be shown to high school students in the middle of the day. >> children. >> jesse: exactly. so, counselor steele, what kind of action are we going to be taking with this teacher? >> there's a lot going on here. it wasn't just one teacher. every single class, didn't matter what they were teaching they threw that in so it comes from the brains pal and school district. several students showed up because of ivory video that got 10 million views on twitter. the key is that there is going to be a lot of pressure against the school district there will be elections next year but today ivory and her mother filed a police report because she was assaulted and battered by the teacher. the teacher came over, grabbed the phone. there was a tussle and then took the laptop and took it away from her. you can't touch and man handle a student. that's exactly what she did. she will have to be accountable for that finally the parents are organizing and i just hope every kid in america has their video with them whether or not the teachers like it.

and start documenting what's going on in our public schools so that the rest of the parents figure this out. >> jesse: ivory, did you feel manhandled or woman handled? , i feel that no women or teacher should ever do anything like that considering it's my property and i was trying to take a video i should be able to. it was shown to the students and it was posted and should be able to be vaped. videotaped.>> you were a whistl. and have you whistleblower protections in high school. that's my understanding. >> in fact i do. >> jesse: thank you very much. and keep us posted with this litigation. we appreciate it? >> of course. >> jesse: we have been exhausted of harry and meghan. i mean, if they're not lying about car chases across manhattan, they are backing out of multi million dollars deals. last week, the former royals bailed on their $20 million spotify deal. they only did 12 shows. and 12 shows for 20 million.

i'm going to renegotiate my contract. and those dozen podcasts were too much work. turns out meghan didn't even conduct the interviews for her interview show. meghan markle had a staffer sit down with a guest and then edited her questions in later through her voice. ' imagine if i had johnny conduct interviews like that. and then i took the money? actually, that sounds like a good idea. so, that's a lot of money for no product. and you can imagine that didn't sit well with spotify executives like bill simmons. listen to. this i wish i had been involved in the meghan and harry spotify negotiation. [bleep] griforts, that's the podcast we should have launched at them. i have got to get drunk one night and tell you the story with harry. one of the best stories. >> the grift has been going on since they hightailed it out of england. meg sand andlauer for a while.

my last one is prince harry. i'm so tired of this guy. what does he bring to the table? just whines about why he keeps giving interviews? who gives a crap? who cares about your life. you weren't even like the favorite son. you were the king. you are like the fredo. i'm so embarrassed that i have to share spotify with him. the guy sucks. >> jesse: all right. well said. up next. a titanic mystery. the search is on for a missing submarine with people trapped inside.

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>> jesse: fox news alert. a search and rescue mission is underway after a submarine carrying five people disappeared on its way to tour the wreckage of the titanic at the bottom of the atlantic. national correspondent matt finn has the latest. matt? >> jesse tonight, the united states and canadian coast guards are searching for that missing subin the atlantic ocean at a depth of 13,000 feet. about two and a half miles down. the u.s. coast guard says the

subwent missing in a remote area about 900 miles east of cape cod near the titanic wreckage. the coast guard says tonight it's deployed airplanes, ships, sonar buoyys and even relying on commercial boats. rescuers are using radar and sonar technology trying to spot the subwhile also listening to sounds under water. the search began yesterday when the suboperator reported it as overdue. the subreportedly lost contact about one hour and 40 minutes after it submerged hundreds of miles off the coast of canada. the submarine is a part of ocean gate expeditions. a company that provides staffed submarines for exploration, research, and tours. the coast guard would not identify exactly who was on board this missing subbut said it had one commander and four other people, possibly passengers, who paid to tour the titanic wreck site. the subis equipped with an oxygen supply that can last 96 hours. now, two days ago an instagram

aaccount with the title captain amesh harding a billionaire from the united kingdom posted photos related to eye tan nic and wrote i'm proud to finally announce i joined ocean gate expedition for rms titanic mission for a mission specialist. due to the worst winter weather in 40 years this mission is likely to be the first and only manned mission to the titanic in 2023. and within the past few hours, u.s. congressman brandon williams of "new york posted" to twitter that the u.s. navy should deploy a nuclear submarine and the best sonar operators in the world. jesse? >> jesse: thanks, matt. g michael harris is a titanic expedition leader and founder of rms titanic inc. g., you know penal that are trapped on this thing? >> yes, unconfirmed reports three people on there out of the five.

one of them used to be one of my subpilots and it's just a sad day for our industry. >> jesse: i'm so sorry to hear that the oxygen situation. is there any way to remedy that? >> no. we carry o 2 bottles with us in the submersible and co-2 scrubbers. the o 2 will last longer than co-2 scrubbers. if those co-2 scrubbers go and depending on what actually happened at depth, just not feeling good about it. >> jesse: all right. what's this thing like to be inside of and what exactly are you doing when you are going down to the titanic wreck site? >> well, when we deploy, drop the two wreck sight we go down 3890 meters and spiral down a corkscrew action about 3 degrees per second to land right basically in front of the bough of titanic. once we get down there, then we

begin our grid searches and our research on, you know, the decay and everything that's going on with titanic. >> jesse: what could possibly have happened? something lands to the hole and worst fear it imploded 3200 meters. >> jesse: is there anything that the u.s. navy can do right now? >> no. no. i mean, i don't see anything that can happen at this point. i mean, i'm trying to be somewhat cautious and, you know, don't want to basically be the naysayer of what is going on. when you are talking 6,000 pounds per square inch, it is a dangerous environment. more people have been to outer space than this depth of the ocean. when you are driving in these situations, you have to -- you have to cross your t's. >> dot your i's. you have to do everything

absolutely perfect and by the book. throwing a bunch of tourists in a new subthat, you know, was just created over the last several years it's not looking good, jesse. >> jesse: thank you for joining us in this tender time and we are going to be praying for everybody on that sub. thanks, g. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> jesse: up next, we find out how new yorkers celebrated father's day ♪ you're never going to get my love ♪ now i know all the girls ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> hope you all had a great father's day yesterday. while you were celebrating, johnny was out on the streets asking people about their dads. ♪ >> father's day arrived, what did you get him. >> which day is father's day? >> sunday. >> i got him love. >> leather wallet, golf equipment. >> they love their daddy.

>> talk to me about your dad. >> he's bald. he has like a wheeze. >> he went from one place to another to create a better life-style. >> he is a migrant? >> i guess so. >> explains a lot, doesn't it? >> tell me an important life lesson your father has taught you. >> don't do drugs. >> no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. >> really work hard, not to jump in plouffe mud because it is hard to get out and no one will help you. >> don't stop believing. >> what is one thing you hide from your dad? >> i don't hide much from my dad, we're really close. >> this is my daughter amber, everybody. >> you have another one? high five. >> my sex life. i speak russian. >> you're a russian spy? you tap a car, hit a bumper. >> hey, hey! >> don't talk about my friends as much.

>> i don't tell my dad i make out with men too old for me. >> she was 12, i was 30. but anyway. >> if you had to pick a founding father that your dad reminds you of, who would it be? >> benjamin frankly, because my name is benjamin. >> george washington. >> why? >> he was the first president, my dad is number one. >> george washington because he has an apple tree and will beat you with the apple tree. >> ouch! >> alexander hamilton. >> why? >> loved that musical. >> sam adams. >> beer? >> has a coors light in his hands. >> not a bud light? >> loves bud light. >> who is your daddy? >> next question. >> is that daddy? is that daddy right there? >> father's day is a day we like to give thanks to our dad. what do you thank him for? >> thanks for taking me on a jet

ski. >> thank you for everything you do for our family. >> dad, i love you, grateful for you. wish you the best day. >> i love you, dad. >> and i love you too, dad. happy father's day, belately. that's it for us tonight. kayleigh mcenany is next. dvr the show. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. >> hello, welcome to "fox news tonight." i am kayleigh mcenany. there's a massive search under way this hour for tourists trapped in a submarine beneath the atlantic ocean. they were on a titanic wreckage tour and have been missing since sunday. more on that in moments jacqui heinrich it-- it is no see ret they're roaming around for the next conservative target. we know this. i got to know them quite