birthday. >> bret: brit, this is baking one. >> brit: it is a big one. thought might get through that montage without anybody saying which one it is. i'm grateful for august of that, bret. especially grateful to you. thanks to everybody who took part of in that i really am touched. thank you. >> bret: happy birthday, buddy, fair balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hi, jesse. >> jesse: hey. happy birthday, brit. >> brit: thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: moving on is never easy. cling to the pass because it feels good. somebody tells you something is over it hurts. >> you are going nowhere happy and you are taking me with you. all you ever talk about is being a pro-hockey player there is a problem. you are not any good. >> i am good you any what? you are a lousy kindergarten

picture. i see the finger paintings you bring home and they suck. i'm sorry, babe. i didn't mean that i think that excellent finger painting. >> jesse: celebrating democrats from lies is the hardest job in washington. half the democrats think trump peed on prostitutes in moscow. when john durham showed up to testify today on capitol hill. all schiff wanted to do was talk about don jr. >> don jr. was informed that a russian official was offering the trump campaign, quote very high level and sensitive information unquote, that would be incriminating of hillary clinton was part of, quote: russia and its government support, mr. trump. are you aware of that? >> sure, people get phone calls all the time from individuals who claim to have information like that. >> presidential candidate gets calls all the time from foreign government offering dirt on their opponent is that what you are saying? >> i don't think this is unique in your experience. >> jesse: not unique at all. remember adam schiff wanted to

see trump naked so he took a call from russian pranksters. adam schiff should sit this one out. should be able to grill the guy investigating the hoax that you helped start. and can you believe this woman is on the judiciary committee? >> this political investigation conducted on behalf of the twice impeached, twice indicted former white supremacist in chief donald trump. from the start this entire investigation has been to undermine the findings of the mueller investigation and distract the people of this country from donald trump's corruption. >> jesse: republicans are undermining a report that found no collusion between trump and russia? what? did the democrats even know what john durham's job was? >> and to the extreme disappointment of some on this panel. your investigation failed to produce indictments against hillary clinton, correct? >> that's correct. >> didn't indict barack obama. >> threark. >> didn't indict joe biden. >> that's correct. >> couldn't even indict hunter

biden. >> you didn't investigate mr. hunter biden. >> congressman hank johnson is the one who thought if we put too many soldiers on the island of guam it would sink into the ocean. i'm not shocked that he thought john durham was investigating hunter. durham investigation was looking into how the russia hoax got started and we found it started withlike and james comey. >> in the summer of 2016, did our ogovernment receive intelligence that suggested secretary clinton had approved a plan to tie president trump to russia? >> yes. >> was that memorandum then given to director comey and agent strzok? >> that's who it was addressed to, yes. >> did he share it with the agents on the case working the crossfire hurricane case? >> no. >> didn't share it with the agents on the case. can you tell the me what happened when you took that referral memo and shared it with one of those agents, specifically supervisory special agent number 1. >> he indicated he had never seen it before. >> jesse: so hillary started the russia hoax and comey knew she started it but hid it from the

rest of the fbi and the cia knew it was a hoax. barack knew it was a hoax. joe biden knew it was a hoax. hillary made the whole thing up. so why did they investigate a lie for two and a half years? why did the fbi shut down two investigations into the clintons one for foreign money laundering and one for foreign campaign contributions? all the democrats wanted to know is why would john durham. to ruin his reputation in washington by telling the truth? >> you're reputation will be damaged and everybody's reputation who gets involved with donald trump is damaged. is he damaged goods. there is no good dealing with him because you will end up on the bottom of a pile. >> my concern about my reputation is with the people who i respect, my family and my lord. and i'm perfectly comfortable with my reputation with them, sir. >> jesse: if you want a good reputation in washington, you have to fall in line with the lies. durham di did fall in line one y

he didn't seek justice. >> have jim comey, andrew mccabe or peter strzok been held accountable for blaring violations? have they been hauled before a grand jury and charged in any way and if not why not? >> so they have not been i'm not going to talk if matters been charged? the answer is no. >> john durham choked. he spent five years investigating the investigators but didn't do any investigating people to declined to be interviewed. dolan, dan chink co, mccabe, strzok, page, simpson among others. seems inexplicable to me you didn't compel their testimony. can you explain that at all. >> sure. first let me make it clear it's disappointing to my colleagues that these people wouldn't agree

to be interviewed. you can't just subpoena people to make them talk. can you subpoena people when you believe they have relevant information is durham supposed to be some kind of con man. is he going to sit there with a straight face and tell us he didn't subpoena strzok, simpson. hillary's pee tape liar because he didn't think they had relevant information? these are the only guys who had relevant information. durham only interviewed the guys who didn't have relevant information. the whole thing was a set up. the durham investigation was just another cover-up. >> you are part of the cover-up mr. durham. >> if that's your thought. i can tell you it's offensive. >> tried two cases, lost both of them. the fact you didn't charge andrew mccabe. you didn't convict the lyin' democrats or lyin' russians it seems so obvious it's not what's

in your report that's telling. it's the omission, it's the lack of work you did. the people like the chairman who put trust in you. i think you let them down. i think you let the country down. >> i don't know if you have ever investigated a crime. >> i don't know that you have. you didn't investigate these, mr. durham. >> jesse: the fbi is destroying our voting rights and we can't even get justice. the fbi is rigging elections and doing fake investigations that drag on for years until the next election. all the democrats do is cheat and win and all we ever do is lose and investigate. the fbi is never going to change its stripes if we don't throw some of these guys, one of these guys in prison bring in stuart caplin a attorney and special agent. what did you take away from this so-called hearing today? >> good evening, jess y well, first of all, i think the independent counsel took on a new term that certainly independent is a misnomer. i think honestly, within less

than two minutes and 30 seconds of his opening statement i made it very career that mr. guardrails put in place. there were constraints. he made it evident that the doj, the existing department of justice put scon strains on him that he just is not going to discuss those topics that are outside his report. so that begs the bigger question, what did he learn? what does he know that he didn't put into his report because doj said don't don't put it into your report and by the way when you are in front of congress, don't discuss it that is very concerning it me. >> jesse: how does this guy not even interview or subpoena mccabe, strzok, james comey, glenn simpson the dossier guy. hillary's pee tape lying guy. how does he get away with not asking them any questions and claiming they don't have relevant information?

if you listened and played it during your monologue. he said i can't discuss those grand jury matters. that's a clue to me that it is quite possible that he had his team had discussions with those individuals' attorneys. they made it abundantly clear if you serve my client with a grand jury subpoena, my client is then going to claim the privilege, means the fifth amendment privilege. at that point rulings of engagement. in order to compel someone to go before a grand jury you have to afford them and give them immunity and certainly he did not want to do it. so, basically he gave everybody a pass. that is not what should have hand in this particular case. >> jesse: all right. so, he didn't push it and now everybody is paying the price. what about the democrats who go out there and just light everything on fire and keep telling lies? what are they in on with the fbi that we don't know about?

i mean, look, jesse. the #th floor, someone needs to go up to the seventh floor of the fbi headquarters and they need to padlock the seventh floor. they need to completely remove all of those executive staff members from the director down and he made it very clear, his buzz words were sobering. sobering is another way to say shocking and then he said hold anybody accountable. so he made it very clear no training, no revised policy, no implementation of new procedures. that's not what he clued us into. he said our lack of holding people accountable is not going to change the fbi as it exists today. that tells us unless we are prepared to completely overhaul the fbi from the top down, we are going to live with the existing state of affairs as basically the fbi is going to be able to snub their nose at the general public just get away

with impunity. that's the reality we live. in by the way that's the optics that i think certainly most of us if not all of us should be concerned about. >> jesse: are you saying that even if john durham indicts a bunch of people, comey, mccabe, strzok, page, that's still not going to change a thing? >> the culture that presently exists within the fbi, jesse, unfortunately, is a byproduct of what was there many, many years ago. not only are they drinking the kool-aid. they are passing out the cool aids unless you can remove those individuals that are now infecting the great men and women who are on the street and, by the way, those men and women who are the street agents that keep us safe and sound, they are beyond reproach. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about the culture that exists in the ivory tower. we need to completely house clean that ivory tower. and until such time as we do

that, we're going to live with the consequences of what is permeating there right now. >> jesse: yeah. nobody is better than the street agents. absolutely 100 percent agree and, stuart, you're not too bad either. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, jesse. my pleasure. >> jesse: coming up, rapper gentleman rule did the exact same thing as hunter biden. but he did two years in prison and his attorney is next. ♪

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>> jesse: hunter biden is on auto hot streak. on the day day he got a slap on the wrist for tax and gun charges he cut a deal with his baby momma to lower his child

support by 200 gs a year. we discovered the delaware prosecutor never opened hunter's laptop before he copped the plea here is the reason why. darryl hines assistant for the hunter biden investigation. that's not all. heinz is a friend and former lawyer for former fbi director louie free louie free is one of joe biden's best buddies. former fbi director louie free was in business with hunter biden. former fbi director louie free paid for jill biden's grandchildren's college television out of the kindness of his heart, i'm sure. so louie free puts his former lawyer if the delaware attorney's office prosecuting or should i say not prosecuting hunter biden. what a filthy inside job. even cbs news got hunter biden home cooking. >> if this were hunter smith, instead of hunter biden, i think you would have a very much more

aggressive prosecution. >> jesse: the feds put famous people all the time in prison. rapper kodak black got three years for putting the wrong social security number on his gun app. he didn't get pre-trial diversification. rapper joe failing for file taxes. hill got three months for not paying taxes on a million bucks and rapper ja rule, those unfamiliar with ja rule here's a taste ♪ what would i be without my baby ♪ this alone might break me ♪ and i don't want to go ♪ but every needs a payday. >> jesse: ja rule's case exactly the same as hunter. failed to pay taxes on $3 million worth of income. why were the sentences different? well, because his daddy wasn't president. ja rule's attorney stacey richmond joins me now. when you saw how this case shook

out in the press how did that make you feel and your former client ja rule feel. >> i haven't spoken to jeff about that. we don't know what the final outcome is yet. sentencing has not yet occurred. court, once this plea is presented to the court will have to consider the sentencing factors in 18 usc 3553 and part of that will be how to make this crime a deterrent for other people. >> jesse: are you saying that there is a chance that this judge doesn't go along with the defense agreement and she hits hunter with prison time. >> is it feasible? absolutely it's feasible. in federal sentencing, it is solely up to the judge,not like state sentencing where we make a deal okay we are going to agree to three years, if the judge he agrees with it we can go forward. the sentencing factors are considered by the judge. the individual's background is considered. a sentencing report will be developed. and out of that the judge will

then pronounce sentence. the defense will submit a sentencing memorandum. the prosecution may present a sentencing letter as well jess the judge is a trump appointed judge not that makes a difference anymore. tell me the trouble ja rule got into or should i say jeff failed to pay his taxes. what did he plead to the judge? >> i mean, this situation happened many, many years ago. but, at the time what we had explained to the court is he had very poor advisement, very poor management and that was part of his defense and that's what we discussed with regard to our sentencing application. >> jesse: i always blame management. it's a great excuse. hunter has the best management, best attorneys, best accountants. he can't really blame that, can he? >> part of the problem is as adults each of us as citizens of our country is responsible to pay our own taxes. how many people really know what they're doing when they are filling out any of those tax frorms. you are responsible for what you

sign. you are responsible for giving the information to your accountants if you have an accountant. there are significant documents n. our obligation. >> jesse: you represented lil' wayne did he find himself in trouble with taxes or guns. >> last was guns. >> jesse: did he get a pardon from president trump? >> he did. >> what was that case about? was that anything like the hunter biden illegal gun wrap. >> the issue i find it interesting deferred prosecution. we need to know why is he getting that deferred prosecution. some of that will be discussed in the paperwork that goes with it. but, for the federal government to give a deferred prosecution that, is a significant. >> jesse: so ja rule, excuse me, lil' wayne did not get deferred prosecution do you think had anything to do with politics. >> he had a different resolve for the last matter for which he was accused. the president pardoned him.

they never considered the aspect of deferred prostitution. >> jesse: liberty could have pardoned. to say they could have forced the big guy. they didn't go that far. stacey, thank you very much. >> thank you, have a great night. >> jesse: fox news alert. rescuers have reported banging sounds near the site of the missing submarine and there is just hours left of oxygen. national correspondent matt finn has the latest. matt? >> jesse, the coast guard says a canadian surveillance plane heard some type of underwater noises yesterday and again this morning. but a coast guard captain could not confirm reports that those noises happened in 30 minute intervals and the captain stresses right now rescuers do not know what those noises are. the coast guard said the most important thing is that they are searching by air and with underwater robots in the area where the sounds were detected. and ocean science expert who is working with the coast guard says the noises were described as banging but the best analyst

in the world right now are ruling out whether those banging sounds came from other possible nearby sources such as ships noises been described as banging noises. again they have to put it together context. eliminate potential man made sources other than the titan. >> the coast guard says the dwindling oxygen supply is estimated to potentially run out tomorrow morning. the five people in the missing subare believed to have some type of small food rations. tonight, more information is piling up about the dire safety warnings the ocean gate company received about its sub. and the ceo, who is on the missing sub, previously expressed concerns it might have trouble getting back to the surface. >> if you just want to be safe. don't get out of bed. don't get in your car. don't do anything. at some point you are going to take some risk. it really have a risk reward question. i think i can do this just as safely by breaking the rules.

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my husband he swam at the university of kentucky as well in terms of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week. >> jesse: big trans isn't just putting women's sports at risk it's putting women's lives at risk. this is ryan, years ago she was diagnosed, well she'd did it herself as trans. nobody questioned her. >> i went to planned parenthood like a week later and i was walked -- basically walked. in i said hi, i think i'm trans. they said great, we're going to diagnose you with gender dysphoria here is your prescription for testosterone you can get it the very next day. i went and saw a therapist once and i rear this was like six to eight months down the road from my transition. i was starting to really actually pass as a guy. and i went to see another therapist about getting top surgery. and it only took one, one therapy appointment for me to explain that i was trans and

identified as trans and i want to the get top surgery. they didn't ask me any questions. they didn't like poke or prod or try to how long have you been transitioning? are you sure this is the right thing for you? nothing. >> jesse: well then why did nobody tell ryan to pump the brakes? one word. money. >> the trans industry is a multi million probably multi billion dollars industry. and if you think that they actually care about you or whether or not you are happy with your transition or it actually, you know, is successful for you in the long run, you are [bleep] mistaken, okay. they do not give a [bleep]. they are there to make money off of you. >> ryan eventually woke up and realized her happiness had nothing to do with her gender and she de-transitioned. not everybody is as lucky as she did. abigail martinez had a daughter named haley her story started a lot like ryan's but it has a

much sadder ending. >> it has been three years and 164 days since is lost my daughter. my daughter was not a boy trapped in a girl's body. she had mental health issues. against my consent, my daughter was given test tots terone. instead of therapy. the damage was done. then my daughter was in a horrible mental and physical pain. my daughter knock knock knelt dn front of a train. she was murdered by gender ideology. i beg you stop pushing gender ideology. >> jesse: abigail martinez joins me now. i'm so sorry about what happened to your daughter yaley and want to say we are all thinking about

you and her right now. how exactly was she given testosterone against your will? >> the ordered because i was against. i was fighting for her to get mental help. and since, you know, every month we used to go to court and the judge said told me that they couldn't wait no more. so they decide -- she decide to sign on my behalf and that's h how. >> jesse: a california judge sided against you and separated your daughter from you. then what happened? >> yes. >> jesse: then what happened? >> then she started with a treatment. i went to children's hospital on her first appointment, and i

asked the nurse what -- when she is going to start therapy and get to know what she is going to be into? the nurse told me oh, okay. no, she just watch a video and that's it. she is going to start her first shot, next day. >> jesse: woe. so medical professionals. >> simple as that. >> jesse: didn't explore this at all. they went full speed ahead to shots? >> yes. yes. months later my daughter was suffering of pain, depression increased. >> jesse: so she had been shot up with testosterone. she is depressed. she is struggling. and did anybody in the hospital help her or did she just spiral out of everyone's sight? >> yeah.

no, nobody help her. nobody couldn't see that the depression increase instead of, you know, improve. like she was told she believed all the lies she was told. things would change, her depression would disappear. she followed their agenda. trying to get better. >> jesse: no one at the hospital anywhere warned you that there were side effects or this could happen? >> no, no. they don't tell them anything. i asked the nurse can you explain to her because this is not going back. once she is into, you know, the damage is going to be there for life. and she told me no, there's no damage. this is what she needs. >> jesse: that sounds like medical malpractice.

have you considered litigation against the hospital? >> yes. i don't know -- the case is done. i hire an attorney who just my case. >> jesse: that's the only way you get stuff figured out you got to sue the pants off these people because they only care about money, sadly. we feel terrible, abigail for you. your family, yaley seemed like a beautiful young girl who was just going through something. all young girls, young boys go through stuff. it didn't have to be this way. and you're very brave for sharing this story with us. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> jesse: up next, the inside story about how r.f.k. jr. has become a serious threat. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch.

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>> jesse: well, it didn't take long for democrats to start playing down hunter biden's guilty plea. just 24 hours after the first son got a slap on the wrist. democrats are still all in on joe biden's 2024 campaign.

>> can president effectively campaign on democratic policies like catching tax cheats, cracking down on gun access when his son pled guilty to those things. >> president biden has done a tremendous job and i'm looking forward to continuing to support him. it's his son. it's not joe biden. it's his son. >> this light of the hunter biden guilty plea, do you think president biden is the strongest messenger for democrats in 2024? >> yes. one thing has nothing to do with the other. >> well, maybe if they opened hunter's laptop they would see one thing does have something to do with the other. they are putting on a brave face. behind the scenes there is panic. r.f.k. jr. is gaining traction. polling as high as 20%. that's the same as desantis and the democratic establishment is terrified. the media machine is giving him a trump treatment. >> i don't care what a poll this far out says. i don't care that r.f.k. jr. is getting 20%. >> his alarmist messaging given him palace form on antiestablishment platforms.

>> he is anti-crank anti-vaxer. >> they don't want interview him they want to bash him. >> mainstream media has dismissed my candidacy as irrelevancy and places like cnn, which have invited many of the republican candidates who have much, much less polling support than i do, that do town halls and to express themselves on their important tv shows is -- has not treated me that way. >> cnn is giving chris christie, mike pence town halls and they can't even track double digits. buff the democratic dark horse, he can't even sit down with wolf blitzer? now r.f.k. jr. might even end up winning iowa and new hampshire since joe rigged the primary and won't be on the ballot until south carolina. but it's not just r.f.k. jr. who might be biden's biggest threat because joe manchin is toying with a third party run. and if the senator from west virginia gets in, biden's done.

manchin peels off independence and moderates away from biden and biden won't be able to hold on to razor thin margins in georgia, arizona and pennsylvania. joe manchin puts donald trump back in the white house. disappear my co-host on "the five" and she joins me now. manchin? >> dana: this has been rumored for quite a while because he hasn't announced whether he is running for his re-election in the senate and likely lose by about 40 points. it's possible he is thinking about that he doesn't have a constituency left in west virginia. i don't think he has a serious one across the country. i understand why the biden team would be concerned about this. because you have flashbacks of 1992 when george h.w. bush is running against clinton, perot comes in and what happens? >> jesse: the spoiler and "jesse watters primetime" strongly supports the joe biden independent presidential run very strongly. dana perino, now you see r.f.k. jr. getting traction. he's not going away. he is steady at 20%.

and the media hates him. and they are trying to destroy him and now once they start calling him a crank conspiracy theorist that shouldn't be taken seriously that means they're taking him seriously. >> dan: at first they ignored him completely and that's because the incumbent president never debates the challenger, republican or democrat. that's the way it is. they ignored him completely. i think you'll remember me saying at some point if he becomes a threat, you will see a whole bunch of opposition research can dumped in and that's what you are starting to see now and the media is paying attention. i have a friend who attended the new hampshire event that r.f.k. did yesterday. they described him as sharp, smart, fast on his feet well-read the crowd was made up certainly of democrats lots of republicans, too. he never brought up vaccines. but on that point, jesse, he has talked about it in the past and he is going to have to answer some questions about it. he did a long interview with bari weiss free press. i highly look people look into that.

if they want learn more about him, that's the place to go. >> jesse: do you think so they are going to destroy this guy. >> no. see, one of the great things about him, i don't think he is destructible, right? >> jesse: why do you say that? >> partly because the thing about president trump in 2016, right? i think we talked about this on the five yesterday even. you had somebody who was not part of the elite, but he was wealthy. he was successful in his own right. and he had this bravado and this confidence that they couldn't shake. okay. kennedy comes from an amazing family legacy. he has been through a lot. he was a heroin addict at one point. >> jesse: he was a heroin addict? >> yes. read this bari weiss piece. he was injecting heroin. >> dana: i don't know exactly how that works he has come through a lot. is he married to cheryl hines. they have a loving relationship. >> jesse: curb your enthusiasm. >> dana: is he wealthy. they were saying at this event last night sharp, smart, knows

his stuff. willing to go out there. you are seeing him there. he is out on the streets. i don't think is he going to win the democratic primary. i have never thought that but i do think he has that bernie sanders charm and that 20% of the democrats that wanted bernie in the first place there might be some of that there. there were republicans there, too, at this event. >> jesse: i have never heard that, bernie sanders charm. >> dana: you don't think charming in kind of funny jess yes. >> a curmudgeonly kind of way. >> dana: unlike you. completely charming in every way. >> jesse: i could use a little more curmudgeon i think. thank you very much. >> jesse: breaking news regarding adam schiff. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight.

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of representatives. >> the house of representatives censored adam schiff california. and that the committee on ethics shall conduct an adam schiff's falsehoods, misrepresentations and abuse of sensitive information. [gavel] >> jesse: censoring is the second highest in congress. one step below getting expelled. congressman schiff says fine by me. >> nobody wants to be censured here but kind of tell us what that means. finding in your investigation of the russian probe essentially. >> but i take it as a badge of honor because this says that i'm effective. >> jesse: freshman congresswoman anna paulina luna led the charge to censureship. >> one thing the military taught me ownership and that means for your mistakes as well. what he did in exploiting his position as the chairman of house intelligence and actually violating the civil rights of carter page and basically

enabling a lie that tore apart our country i don't think any reporter will disagree that what happened was wrong and should have never been conducted by a member of congress. >> jesse: congresswoman anna paulina luna joins us now. what kind of impact do you think this censure is going to have? >> well, he is going to go down in history for exactly who he is which is someone that tore apart our country, lied to the american people, exploited and abused his position of power and ultimately was responsible for one of the biggest fraudulent investigations into any president in the history of the unta but, you know it's interesting, jesse is i saw adam several times today in the halls of congress and every time, you know, he looked at the floor, it's going to stick with him. i think regardless of what he is saying i think it's weighing heavily on him. is he one of only few to be censured in u.s. history. >> jesse: he is going to be concerned with his legacy. now he is running for senate in california. is he going to say hey, they are after me. that means i'm an effective guy? >> i mean, i think he can try to

message that i think most people as you are seeing california lost 1 percent of their population just from the time from covid to now to places like florida and texas. but i think most people are realizing that, one, there is government corruption. we need to have accountability and also, two, there is many other candidates in that senate race that are actually running that have been very quiet one that is actually in and on a committee with me katie porter. it's going to be interesting to see how this turns around to bite him. you know, people have the ability to think for themselves and i don't think that he is going to necessarily be out of the dark yet on this censure. >> jesse: tell us about this investigation, the ethics committee is doing. he goes into these sensitive intelligence hearings and he comes out and he says the complete opposite to the american people. what exactly are they going to look into that for? >> well, that's going to be up to the members on ethics and if you saw today those members typically will traditionally vote present because they don't want to weigh in on an

investigation that hasn't been started yet. but, if i were these members, where i would start looking at is, one, who is he talking to and what way did he actually breach and potentially long-term damage our national security which is something that he definitely did do. but, also, two, remember, he was fundraising off his official position privy to information that most members of congress don't have. and so i think that they are going to take all of that into account. and i'm going to definitely stay in touch with him to ensure that he is not getting a slap on the wrist. i think if we voted to send one of our own to ethics for investigation. he is no better and after reading the durham report, jesse, i don't even get past page 8 before i realize this guy needs to be held accountable and that is what started this whole process. >> jesse: you got more accountability than john durham. so congratulations and thank you for holding someone's feet to the fire in congress. we need more people like you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪

>> jesse: well, i have learned ppeta watchers the show message about birds in my columns. first advice on how to save them and said quote, may i please hear from you that you will help please birds instead of risking that they might stamp to death. we know you are kind and i'm sure you are quiet worried about them as well. you know, they really got me with i know you are kind. will that change my position on bird gate? i will let you know tomorrow. ♪ texts, wayne, california. let the birds out. you could repair your home but you can't repair a life. not a human life. we are talking about a bird, wayne. a bird. and not an exotic bird. not even a bald eagle. we are talking about probably a sparrow. carroll from massachusetts take the column down and save the birds. what if your family was stuck? what would you do? i didn't know i had this many liberals watch "primetime." i can't take the column down.

what do you think i live in like a log cabin? gene from minneapolis get the plastic out and mount that thing by the column the same ones that people set under boats, that will scare them away. i have plastic owls all over the property. okay? if you didn't hear from me last night, these birds are at the base ever the column trapped. not a plastic owl is going to save them. liza from maryland is durham the wizard of oz behind the curtain? that was a clean up job. lorain, from jesse, get it right. thought guam would flip not sink. i stand corrected. mark from pennsylvania: is adam schiff's ego so big that he doesn't realize the magnitude of him being censured? oh, i think he knows and i think it hurts. derek from palm coast, florida. hunter is the perfect example of white privilege. white democrat privilege, actually. ainsley from kansas, since you keep talking about r.f.k. jr.,

does this mean you have rescinded the rescinding of your invite? >> jesse: the rescindment still stands but now that i know he was a heroin addict, i'm intrigued. i might have to have him on to just ask him about that the whole hour. that's all for tonight. dvr the show and always remember, i'm watters and this is my. >> good evening. welcome to fox news tonight. florida governor ron desantis is here with us for an exclusive interview. but first, we begin with a major issue in the 2024 republican primary. parents across the country are revolting against the radical gender and sexual ideology that's being mainstreamed by the radical left. more than 20 republican led states have banned castratio