great job by son and we thank his father for his service. wednesday on special report, bret baier looks at unique partnership raise -- unique partnership and set junior dvr 6:00 eastern and 3:00 on the western coas >> jesse: remember when california was the land of opportunity. it used to be a magnet for people looking to change their lives. you had the prospectors who came to california in search of gold and the actors and actresses, and then tech entrepreneurs looking to make it big in silicon valley but now the california dream is dead and it's not just high taxes that are killing it. the only state has become one

big open air drug den. >> excuse me, man, you know there is a drug rehab here. can you use your drugs somewhere else? >> she's got a meth pipe in her hand. >> you need to stop your drug habit, maybe you wouldn't get evicted. come on, man, you've got to do that somewhere else, come on, bro, this is where people live. we're trying to run a business and you guys make it look bad. can you guys go somewhere else with this stuff because it's getting a little out of hand. >> that's san francisco, the place where y'all used to have to worry about a hippie maybe with a flag. now it's become a city full of savages. >> you're painting with white out. what is that? what are you painting? painting your face with whiteout? >> that's crazy.

is that whiteout lipstick? >> yes. >> buddy, why are you rubbing dirt on your face, man? is that a new phenomenon? >> what's the matter with the bag head? >> it's not just san francisco. venture off to l.a. county and you'll find 70,000 people. pretty much the whole population of canton, ohio, live on the streets and with the surge in crimes, drugs and homelessness, you would think maybe the golden state could use a few more police officers to clean up the streets, los angeles has a better idea. ban police from doing routine traffic stops. don't worry, l.a. will replace them with unarmed citizens. don't park over the lines or else you could end up with this. >> i'm placing you under citizen's arrest.

>> for what? >> the police are on their way and i'm just really tired of people like you with no respect. >> the police aren't coming. >> yes, they are coming. >> no, they aren't. >> for what? >> to give you a ticket? >> for what? >> parking like an idiot. >> everybody in california is allowed to be a cop except for actual cops they are sending social workers and having soccer moms write spending tickets. can you imagine johnny as a highway patrolman. it's scary. meanwhile, politicians are lighting piles of cash on fire and then patting themselves on the back. would you want to live here? i wouldn't. and neither do 345,000 californians. that's the number of people who ditched california just in the last year. some of them include hollywood heavyweights. mark wahlberg, joe rogan, rob schneider, they are all bailing on big blue california and bringing the movie industry to

texas. >> i'm dennis quay from houston, texas. i'm proud to be from texas. >> i love my home state of texas. >> i'm not from texas but i play davey crockett. >> thankfully the texas legislature has brought new bipartisan film legislation up for voting later this month so this time we texans can take back what we used to have and bring movies and jobs back to texas. >> just for the big cities, for little towns like stephenville here, beautiful, isn't it? >> jesse: here that? hollywood is setting up shop in texas and if people leave you can call it dead. how bad has california gotten? >> why are you leaving california? i heard it's because you might have to pay reparations. is that true? >> that's just the icing on the cake, isn't it? i've been there for 45 years,

jesse, and i've watched california, southern california, devolve, into a third world country from illegal aliens all over the place, laws mean nothing, crime is out of control, graffiti on everything, and all my tax dollars, i don't know what they go for. i'm afraid to go to the mall. my wife and kid are afraid to go to the mall. it's become -- >> jesse: i wish i had that problem. >> what? >> jesse: my wife afraid to go to the mall. [laughter] >> by the way, how are your babies? >> jesse: great. thank you very much. they are doing great. >> so your wife is beautiful. god willing they all look like her. okay. >> jesse: thank you. >> you know, jesse, i have been in california a very, very long

time and it's so sad to me, i've got family and i've got friends there, and i didn't want to leave but i've been pretty much forced out. you know what's interesting to me, you know what's so interesting to me, do you know how many requests i've had for interviews because i tweeted i'm living california? maybe 40. and nobody, nobody has ever asked, that i know of, any liberal activist who has left california to talk about why they left california. katy perry left california to move to kentucky. nobody asks her. me? i want to get out of the hellhole it's become. i don't get it. i must be a unicorn or something. >> jesse: where are you going next? have you decided? i think a lot of states would enjoy having scott baird attacks. >> we're on the west coast of florida. >> jesse: oh, okay. that's not a bad state. i hear great things --

>> yes. close to your family. >> jesse: that's right. i think they swan of your shows d -- they saw one of your shows. what would you tell the rest of the people in california who don't know what to do because many people feel trapped. >> if you voted for what you have there, stay. if you didn't, leave. vote differently. vote differently. i mean, i would vote for a democrat if they were going to fix some of this stuff. i would, but i don't think the other side would ever vote for a republican to fix it, and, jesse, i'll telling you, it's bad. it's homeless everywhere. and everything is covered in graffiti. and -- >> jesse: scott, it's sad to see you go, but we now have to go. so is texas new hollywood? let's ask actor dennis quade? is it.

>> you we want to make texas the film capital of the world. texas used to have a great incentive program and field crew base nine or 10 years ago. i've made some great movies there, loved working there, as well as my cohorts who you saw in the opening. there is legislation right now in the texas statehouse to increase that fund to make it more business friendly, to make films in texas, from $40 million to hopefully $300 million. we want to get it done and it would bring back a lot of people who have moved to other states like oklahoma and new mexico and louisiana, surrounding texas actually, and georgia, where they have these incentive programs and have taken our crew base away really and we want them to move back. it's a great place to shoot. most of those people don't even have an ocean. >> jesse: dennis, how difficult is it to make film in the state

of california these days? >> i can't remember the last time i made a film in california to tell you the truth. they still do their game shows there and talk shows and stuff, but everybody films in georgia or oklahoma or wherever because it doesn't matter where it's supposed to take place, because it's cheaper. they are getting 30 up to 40% of their money back through tax credits there. and we want texas to compete with that, and at the same time build an industry, and, you know, there are a lot of people in texas, and i don't blame them, that look on this as a hollywood giveaway, as a welfare program for them, but it's not. the money is brought from the outside. it's spent in the state. not on actors. i get paid already to begin with. the money is spent on crews like

carpenters and painters, and things like that, plus also hotel workers and restaurant workers. it really does rev up the economy. that little town of stevanville got $12 million in two weeks injected into 5,000, a small town. >> jesse: that's a lot of dough. is alec baldwin allowed to make movies in texas? >> we're work on that. >> jesse: dennis, i'm sure the state income tax situation in texas has nothing to do with it either, right? >> well, i'm sure it has a lot to do with it. there is no state income tax. that's what makes it very attractive. texas did a really good job of taking a big share of the tech industry away from silicon valley. if you go down to austin you can see that real clearly and the same thing could be done with movies. and television shows. it's a great place to shoot.

it's kind of like the california gold rush, jesse. it's like a few people did strike it rich but the people who really made money were the shopkeepers and people selling shovels and spades and stuff like that, who were doing other things besides mining for gold. and that's kind of what would happen here. >> jesse: all right. everything is bigger in texas including hollywood. and dennis quade's career. thank you very much. say high to matthew mcconahay for me. >> i certainly will. thanks for having me. >> jesse: up next, california has become a joke and now comedians are bailing out on the golden state. rob schneider joins me next. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪

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♪ >> jesse: welcome to california. [excited voices] [indistinguishable voices and noises] >> jesse: that was a mcdonald's in l.a. over the weekend. just a bunch of teens came crashing in ransacking the spot and stealing the cash register. crime and quality life issues are basically everywhere in california. it's one of the reasons why people are leaving. the only person who went toe california was joe biden. they had some big news to share.

are they finally tackling the homeless issue? no, one democrat who seems to care about homelessness and it's not joe biden. >> this is one of hundreds of street corners in san francisco that has been occupied now by the homeless. by tents and by people who are sleeping out in the open air. we need to rebuild our nation from the ground up, and that is what i'm going to do as president. >> jesse: my next guest, woke up in america, now streaming on fox nation, rob schneider. rob, you're a california guy. what's going on there? >> first of all i'm not a hundred percent they weren't shooting some like escape from l.a. 2. it did look like it, didn't it? >> jesse: number one was good. >> it was good. if you had no money and just happened to have a camera you would get some good footage.

it seems crazy. it doesn't seem like america and the fact that they just go, it's nothing, those republicans are crazy. look at that. just teens. they are just rampaging in a fast food restaurant because they are kids. let the kids be kids. >> jesse: why don't you just rob the cash register and all the fry that is come with it. do people talk about this kind of stuff in california or do they have to whisper? >> they do talk about it but it's rough because it is a one-party system in california. you know, when you say -- china, that's racist. china has a one party system. it's a one party system. there are no checks and balances. there is a super majority of democrats and they are not dealing with these real-life issues, and most people in california, they certainly don't like this. >> jesse: china-fornia. i'm half asian so i can get away with some of that it is a one party system and it's not being

checked. and unfortunately there is no way out. i describe it as this way. finally they did a recall of newsom. it's like an abused spouse, that's it, i'm not -- you're not going to beat me anymore and you call the police. by the time the police get there, he loves me, it was an accident. i fell down the stairs. >> jesse: you have more female jokes on your fox nation special. let's listen to one of them here. >> everybody knows what a woman i is. [applause] >> a woman is someone who gets mad at you for something you did [ bleep ] years ago. biological fact. >> jesse: the audience loved it. >> i wish the cheer wasn't there. it kind of gets in the way.

you get them riled up like you're going to do something real political, and then you get to the joke. a woman is like someone who uses the curb feelers on her car, uses the tires as curb feelers. you get to joking but you can get to it in an interesting way now. you have to be careful but in comedy, in some ways, if they are tense that's a good position to get to, if you can get to them in some way they will accept. >> jesse: how careful are you? >> i have to be careful. steams you make mistakes. after hillary clinton -- >> jesse: you? >> after hill clinton lost, i haven't seen the democrats this pissed off since we freed the slaves, and that was not good for my career. >> jesse: your agent didn't like that? >> that's bad. i said another one, the democrats in california would vote for a bowl of [ bleep ] if it had a d next to it. it gets in the news that way, jesse. >> jesse: but you've covered

from that. [laughter] my favorite two movies, and i was going to say gigilo and the animal, and then you mentioned hot chicks. >> made by disney. good luck of that happening now. >> jesse: can you make movies like that anymore? >> no, after i got the disney channel i looked to see, is it on there, and it wasn't on there. it's on amazon. no, you can't. it's okay. i think it will come around again. hopefully, but it's a very puritanical age that we're in. victorian kind of like and i just think it's -- hopefully things will calm down. you can get back to it but the best comedians, it's always the great comedians, there are always so many great ones that are stepping out. maybe not, you know, on fox nation, but like in the 60's,

you want to hear what people are thinking, go see a comedian, a good one. >> jesse: do you consider gutfeld! a meimm comedian. >> you have touch a tense time in society now, it sets it up perfectly so everybody was going for whatever joke they can get. >> jesse: i hope you didn't go out with gutfeld after the show because that would get you canceled. fox nation right now. go check it out. >> thank you. >> jesse: coming up, does anybody care about electric buses? >> are you excited for the electric bus charging station? >> i don't really care. >> are you excited about the electric bus charging station? >> yes. >> no, you're lying.

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>> welcome to fox news live. a federal judge is blocking biden officials from communicating with social media companies about censorship. it's a real win for states who sued accusing the government of going too far in its effort to combat so-called covid-19 disinformation. the injunction still allows the government to talk to social media companies about national security threats and illegal activity. in the meantime millions of americans are dodging fireworks this fourth of july.

60 million people from the rockies eastward spending the day under a severe thunderstorm threat. in new york stormy skies delayed the iconic nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island. it didn't slow down joey chestnut, though. he devoid 62 hot dogs in 10 minutes and won. back now to more jesse waters primetime. ♪ >> jesse: recently joe biden announced he's giving $8 million to harlem for an anti-racist bike lane. how excited are the residents of harlem? we sent johnny there to find out. ♪ >> joe biden is giving this neighborhood $8 million. wow, really? yes, we're so happy. ♪ celebration ♪ >> what do you think this neighborhood should spend it on.

dealing with a lot of the substance abuse we see in harlem. >> shelters, more houses. >> a gym membership for script in the community. >> we need more things, more parks. >> sorry. spending it on a bike lane. >> no way. >> a bike lane, wow! >> are you kidding me, a bike lane? we have enough. >> not anymore. >> isn't that what you always wanted, a bike lane? >> we have a bus lane the buses hardly use. >> oh, my god, i love it. ♪ >> the white house says these bike lanes will fight racism. how does that work? >> you don't think i'm kidding, do you? >> just say you don't want cars in new york anymore. >> that's a simple fact. >> why are they spending $8 million on it?

don't you just paint a line on the ground, put a bike low go on it. who else is getting this money? >> the people who run the bike lane program. >> so it's going to big bike? >> of course. who owns city bike because i need to invest. >> okay, invest now. >> with $8 million they could buy everyone in the neighborhood a car. >> i'm not stupid. >> they say more bikes make the street safer. >> if you look at all the bikes a lot of them are causing more accidents. >> they rush in, cut through cars. >> nobody wears a helmet. they run through the light. >> if they hit your car who can sue? >> do you own a bike? >> no. >> no, i do not. >> no. >> absolutely not. >> something tells me would you be a good bicyclist.

>> i haven't rode on a bike in 30 years. >> what do you want to tell jesse? >> awesome, keep doing what you're doing. >> do you watch him? >> no. >> johnny is holding the mic a little too close. come down to harlem but don't buy no bike. >> jesse: joe biden's big green dream is coming to new jersey. he just gave the state $44 million for an electric bus charging station. so we send johnny to the streets of newark to check it out. ♪ >> joe biden is giving this placeded 44 million. wow! >> 44 billion. >> thank you so much, joe. >> we did it, joe. >> $44 million is a lot of money. >> what do you guys need. >> cheaper food, cheaper gas. >> to clean the drugs off the street. >> i would like a pool hall. >> help with the police so we can get it safer out here.

>> you don't want to defund the police? >> not really, we need them. >> sorry. he's spending it all on an electric bus charging station. >> are you serious? >> what is that supposed to do? >> go figure. >> oh, no, that sucks. >> hey, all right, anyway -- >> how are you doing? >> haven't you always wanted an electric bus charging station? >> i don't know. >> why would i want that? >> i barely catch the bus. [horns] >> you can feel it. >> it's electric. ♪ ♪ you can't do without it ♪ >> it's electric! ♪ >> are you excited for the electric bus charging station. >> i don't care. >> are you excited for the electric bus charging station. >> no >> what about you, are you excited? you're lying. >> liar, liar. >> i thought this was a democratic town. what is joe biden doing? >> messing up.

>> not helping us. >> shut up, okay, thank you. >> what are you doing? >> i see trash on the ground there. trash on the ground there but you guys are getting an electric bus charging station. >> we don't need that [bleeped] >> that's going to benefit him, not us. that don't help us. >> kamala harris loves her electric buses. >> we don't need that. >> cam malla. >> she loves a lot of things but she don't love her people. ♪ >> in all seriousness, how excited are you to go green? >> what's to be excited for? >> they say it's good for the environment but you know what's required to charge these buses? >> coal. >> coal? >> wow! yeah? crazy. >> where are you going to get that from? >> your stocking. >> johnny naughty.

>> ♪ >> joe bide isn't spending our money in all the wrong places. what your message? >> maybe he come and see how it is he would know what to spend the money on. >> we don't need electrical buses. nobody cares about going green. >> bind says if you don't support him you're not black. >> that sounds a bit racist. >> he's excited that you're going green. >> what does color have to do with it? i could be purple, orange, whatever. >> you don't love me because i'm black then you need this. >> what a disgusting assertion. ♪ >> you're going to be on jesse waters primetime what do you want to tell jesse? >> hi, jesse. >> you made me very angry. >> jesse, how are you doing? nice to meet you through the camera. all right. that's it. ♪ >> sink or swim is up next. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi, i'm on my way with clearer skin.

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leaderboard. this is the 2023 leaderboard, so far tarlov and concha are the only two with perfect sports. what killed me was being at the bottom for the entire year. >> overthinking it. >> no one has said that before. >> i'm the first. >> jesse: today we have a little fox a friends battle, and also, don't miss the 8:00 show, saturday, and janice dean, and she's the author of "i am the storm." a very intimidating title. >> no, not at all. >> very scary, title. >> you look really scared, jesse. >> it's a great read. >> jesse: here's the category. which baseball great admitted he wore a gold thong during a game and hit a home run with it on? was it derek jeter or a-rod. >> i'm going to pick this guy. >> jesse: both going with jeter.

>> is that who this is? >> put the thumb over the shorts. first pitch home run. [applause] >> do we win? >> yes. >> jesse: that was a secret -- [inaudible] >> jesse, come on. >> this is a family show. >> jesse: this is a blast from the past. this year's super bowl commercials had a lot of throwbacks. which actor revived their legendary movie role for a phone commercial. was it john travolta or kevin costner? this is critical. kevin, john, what's the answer? ♪ ♪ ♪ that's what t-mobile can do ♪ >> did you guess that or you knew that? >> olivier newten john, just popping the collar and singing

about it. people are happy. >> jesse: except janice. here's the category -- which king of green went on "the view" today and encouraged activists to break the law. she said we can't only use legal methods, greta thunberg or jane fonda. jane and greta, this is another critical one. >> if we want to see real changes, if we look through history, people advocating social justice, if they had only used the legal methods then we wouldn't be where we are today. >> jesse: it's all tied up. janice is back in the game. which climate warrior has sold their private plane after being called a hypocrite for its large carbon footprint? was it leo or john kerry? both going with john kerry. >> the time it takes me to get

somewhere, i can't stell across the ocean. >> jesse: now we're going to the tiebreaker. >> this is verbal. he sold the flying skirt. we don't know who to but this is the tiebreaker. how much did biden spend on the missile to blow up the balloon from the bottle cap balloon brigades? the closest answer -- >> all right. >> jesse: closest to the price of the missile, i think it was a sidewinder. who should go first. >> kilmeade, i guess, is going to go first on this one. >> i'm going to say $425,000. >> wow! i'll go $500,000.

>> jesse: kilmeade is the winner. it was $400,000. >> congratulations. >> it looks like i'm out of last place. i'm probably off the board. not good enough to win but good enough to not be in last. >> jesse: but still wearing a thong on saturday. bonus points. >> another reason to watch saturday today. >> jesse: thank you. >> get the book and read it. >> love you guys. >> thank you. >> jesse: coming up, happy fourth of july. who was the first president of the united states? >> abe lincoln. [buzzer] ♪

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>> jesse: where is everybody going on their summer vacation? turns out they don't even know the answer. just ask johnny. >> what is the grand canyon? a rock with our first five presidents carved in it. a canyon >> a grand canyon. >> do you remember what state it's in? >> utah. >> arizona. >> there we go. >> she's out there some place

celebrating. >> where is niagara falls? >> that's a great question. >> it is simple. it is simple. >> new york and -- >> new hampshire. >> the border of canada and new york. >> boston. >> who do you think you are? >> in what state is the jersey shore? >> texas. >> in jersey. >> new jersey. >> i go there all the time. >> hello. party is in. ♪ >> where are the rocky mountains? >> they are all rocky mountains? >> the rocky mountains? >> they are all rocky mountains, man. >> come on, man. >> upstate new york. >> philadelphia. ♪ >> colorado. >> vermont. >> what are the rocky mountains? >> mountains. >> that are -- >> rocky. ♪ >> name one of the great lakes? >> lake george.

>> lake poseidon. >> rhymes with moron. >> huron. >> montaga. >> lake superior. >> you're serious, right? >> maine is a popular vacation spot. is that north, south, east or west from here? >> it's east. >> west, i think. >> north. >> making me sweat. >> have you ever been to the bahamas. >> nassau. >> what body of water is that in? >> pacific ocean. >> gulf of mexico. >> the caribbean. >> the atlantic ocean. >> indian ocean. >> anyone remember that? yeah. >> do you know who jesse waters is on fox? >> he's a very handsome man. >> what do you want to tell him? >> he sounds famous. hi, my name is claudia. >> i'll check you out. >> he's married.

>> i'm waters and this is "my world." >> jesse: happy independence day. lots of us celebrating by going to the beach but how much does the average new yorker know about our fight for independence? >> well, we sent johnny to queens to find out. ♪ >> what does july fourth commemorate? >> the independence of our beautiful country. >> july fourth. i come to the beach and i tan and that's what matters. >> what does commemorate mean? i have never heard that. >> speak english. ♪ [patriotic music] >> who did we declare our independence from? >> china. >> ireland. >> rhode island -- ireland. >> great britain. >> america. >> we are america, and we declared our independence from somewhere else. >> i don't care. >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> there was a king over there we kicked to the curb.

what was his name? >> henry. >> king philip. >> king midus. >> king charles. >> king george. >> king to the ut. ♪ >> what year did we declare our independence? >> 1922 is coming to my brain. >> you might want to recheck that. >> i need more time. >> 1984. >> 1820. >> 1776. >> 1951. >> lower. >> 1923. >> lower. >> like 19 -- is 19 okay in >> 19 is not okay. >> 18. >> 18 is not okay. >> 17. >> 17 is okay. >> 1725. >> higher. >> 53. >> higher. >> 89. >> 1775. >> higher. >> by one. >> 1776.

>> there you go. oh, yes. >> this is the hardest thing i have ever had to do in my entire life. [patrick other particular music] >> what was the war in which we declared our independence? >> come on, man. >> civil war. >> world war ii. world war iii, what? >> revolutionary? >> the russian war. >> the great war. >> revolutionary war. >> who calls it that? >> well, america. >> the revolutionary war. >> revolutionary, god save -- anyway. >> what was the name of the general that won the revolutionary war? >> general washington. >> no, no. it can't be that that doesn't even sound right. >> george washington. >> john? >> john travolta. >> who was the first president

of the united states. >> abe lincoln. >> george washington. >> john f. kennedy. >> i believe the times require imagination. ♪ >> who signed the declaration of independence? >> john right-off. >> george bush. >> welcome. >> franklin. >> alexander hamilton. >> barack obama. >> let me finish my lyrics. ♪ oh, can you see ♪ >> you're going to be on jesse waters primetime do you want to tell jesse? >> happy fourth of july.

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