gamble surprised her at the airport with a necklace and a proposal. of course, she said yes. >> tomorrow on "special report," two high profile witnesses are going to skip the senate hearing over the liv golf/pga merger. if you can't catch us live, set your dvr. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. >> thank you so much, rich. >> welcome to a special edition of "jesse watters primetime," if donald trump taught us anything is you should never trust your government. the nine most terrifying words are, i am from the government and i am here to help.

it told you things like ma masks and endless covid shots were good. they told you the virus came from a wet market and few thought -- oh, that was not sound right, you were labeled as a conspiracy theorist online. when an election was at stake, they said you were spreading russian disinformation if you even utter the words, hunter's laptop. they were getting away from all of it until yesterday. the america received the greatest birthday gift they could have asked for. its free speech back. the federal judge called the most massive attack against free speech in the united states history. the judge dary accused the biden administration acting when they colluded with social media companies like facebook and

twitter to censer your voice. these were attacks against conservative, free speech. simple things of parody accounts of hunter biden's daughter and joe biden's granddaughter who he refuses to acknowledge or of course, dr. fauci who were being shutdown by the white house. fauci was e-mailing facebook himself to tell them what the science really was and what to sensor. now, that's being put to a stop. it is not just the white house, it is the cdc, fauci's nih, homeland security, the fbi and more. this government has been working not for you but against you. despite all of the evidence, the white house says they did everything by the book. >> so, i have a response of the judge basically saying this is the most massive attack on free

speech in u.s. history. >> if you are asking me if we agree or disagree? we certainly disagree of this decision. we'll continue to promote responsible actions to protect public health and security. our view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take action or account of the effects of their platforms or having to the american people. >> but, e-mails will show that it is far from the case after facebook tried to say no to the white house. the white house staffer rob flaherty e-mailed, "are you guys effin serious. i want an answer of what happened here and i want it today." the white house was always in control and they never tried to hide it. >> they always promote changes on social media platforms including facebook. facebook should provide publicly on data of covid-19 vaccine

misinformation. not just engagement. there is about 12 people who were producing 65% of antivaccine misinformation on social media platforms. all of them remained active on facebook despite some bans on platforms. facebook needs to move quickly to remove harmful violated posts. >> they just did what the white house asked them to do. it is almost like they are hooked on censorships today. if you tune to cnn today, you probably watch them slowly implode. >> this is an ideology that clearly comes through this. the rule is the office of judicial, this is one of the most aggressive far-reaching rule. with where is the line? this is a judge managing the day-to-day

of regular activities of the entire executive branch. it is -- i don't mean it is a criticism. this is a very activist judicial opinion. >> who's going to police the speech? it is not just cnn. "open new york times," they're calling it, quote, "a ruling that could curtail the effort to fight disinformation." if you think your free speech matters, well, msnbc is much more worried about the government free speech. >> we are in the press, we always use people from the government -- hey, hey, don't print that. it was not just the government saying don't print them or amplify them. it was somehow coercing a little

and what was worse was the social media didn't just played along, they concluded. >> it is like the media likes being told what to do. believe it or not, they want more of it. they say the government actually has not censored enough. >> it is not as though the fbi has been going in and saying hey, take down this post. that's what they're alleging. there is not a lot of evidence to support that. basically, we had a situation where politicians are making any contact between social media companies and the fbi or law enforcement seeing problematic in some way. if you look at the reality, they're not good monitoring social media. >> there are plenty of evidence and that's what they did.

the fbi is not new to public manipulation. they have a track record of it. >> just those two things that they knew were not true, and they pushed out in front of everybody. we know -- had to do to try to get rid of trump. it is manipulation of what the people think is real and not real. everybody thought the inclusion of russia and the hunter biden's laptop. they knew it was true and they said it was not true. they stopped people from sharing on social media. if we don't follow the rules because you don't like somebody. we break the law because we don't like somebody and we don't want them to win. >> now, i agree. >> as the old saying goes -- absolute power corrupt completely. the media have given us a recking ball to our amendment rights. the doj appealed judge dowdy's

decision and so what's next? let's ask andrew bailey, the attorney general, mr. attorney general, we'll get your response to the department of justice appealing this ruling. >> well, let freedom reign, what a great way to celebrate our founding of the nation of the 4th of july of protecting this amendment rights. we are not going to stop fighting. we'll keep pushing and take it to the supreme court if we have to. decisions on gorsuch and mayorkas, he identifiiied this s likely going on and censorship and big texts and corporations and certainly that's what we uncoverered and that's what the judge identified yesterday. numerous depositions and a minute complain of more than 1400 individual paragraphs with new allegations and facts and

laws to support them. we are not going to stop fighting for texts. >> yeah, you mention the 155 page injunction that was released by numerous examples and behind the scenes e-mails from the white house to social media giants. what i thought was so interesting is that this was not just about a press department at the white house trying to spin some kind of narratives. this was happening throughout the federal government. can you talk about how you found this happening in an expansive way throughout the federal government. >> yes, that's right. like i said, we only begun to scratch the surface, we have an e-mail chain between 2021 from rob flaherty with big tech corporations where he's targeting any kind of skepticism about masks, vaccines in

response to covid. he specifically targeted a tucker carlson video and demanding them to be taken down and social media kind of pushing it back. hold on a minute, this goes on beyond our terms of user's agreement. what the white house says we don't care and we want it down. he emphasizes the top level of the white house. it is grown. look, covid was a trojan horse that got the enemy behind the walls but there is censorship enterprise expanded so quickly. the court is identified that the likely nurse center, in the department of homeland security, just a funnel all the censorship through one simple bureaucratic agency. we know it is expanded. certainly, we saw an unrepenitent attitude and it is certainly demonstrated in their notice of appeal. >> let's talk about the big picture here. many are saying this is as

conservative complaint that does not have any merit. you pointed out this is about the first amendment. that's exactly what it is about. the federal government is essentially going around the constitution and violating american rights by using big tech to sensor information that they are not supposed to sensor. that was proven by this very long injunction that we receive. can you talk about why it is so important that this judge ruled in the way that he did. and you guys are suing to reinstate people's first amendment rights on the internet. >> first amendment is about proserving an unhibted people's ideas. this country always rejected censorship. that's what this fight is all about. that's what the freedom of speech is all about. i think it is not only illegal but counterproductive. any time the government starts censoring speech, people become what is and is not true and questioning the legitimacy of the government.

it is actually counterproductive as well as illegal. that's what we are fighting for here and we are never going to stop defending america and missouri's constitutional rights. >> they are appealing this and we'll be watching. we appreciate your time tonight. thank you so much. >> yep, coming up, who's doing cocaine at the white house? (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years.

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>> boy, have time changed. over the weekend, the secret service found a small bag of cocaine in a locker in the west wing. now, when the news first broke everyone first thought was where is hunter? after all, he had a long history of doing drugs and losing stuff. the white house says there is no way it was him. >> the president and the first lady and their family was not here this weekend. they left friday and returned just yesterday. where this was discovered is a heavily traveled area where many white house west-wing visitors come through this particular area. >> if it is not hunter's coke, whose is it? most people working in the white house are subjected to background checks and they drug tests it and there are police dogs on the premise. the white house is the last

place you would expect to find a bag of cocaine. you would think they work hard to find out who brought it in. law enforcement insider say they may never find the culprit. what happens if they do find the cocaine crusader? will they prosecute them? >> if the secret service determines who brought the cocaine into the white house, does the white house supports the prosecution of this individual? >> i am not going to get into hypotheticals here. >> she won't say if they'll prosecute someone who smuggles drugs into the white house. that does not sound like joe. >> if you have a piece of cracked cocaine. no bigger than this quarter that i am holding in my hand. you are caught with that. you go to jail for five years. you get no probation - you get nothing other than five years in

jail. the judge does not have a choice. >> hunter knows that version is long gone. he's back in the white house for a fireworks show without a care in the world. spencer brown is joining me now. spencer, it is difficult to find a place to start here. we should start with the idea they are telling everybody that they may not able to find who ever this person is. i spent a lot of time at the white house reporting and you have been to the west wing. it is not a highly trafficked area in the way they're trying to explain. >> no, not at all. the way karine jean-pierre was

talking about this. it sorts of make sense there but it is very interesting, the white house and everyone talking to the press anonymously is a source familiar of this investigation which is kind of saying the timeline is fuzzy and we don't know who it was. we are not concerned. it is a bizarre thing. what people are not talking about is the potential security risk of them admitting you can get into the white house with a bag of white powder undetected until someone sees in patrol. >> this was a big topic and a lot of reporters ask this question. if you can bring cocaine into white house, why can't you bring in another controlled substance. he's been to the white house a lot and has special privileges and may be does not go through the same security protocol as

anybody else, as they quote for "the highly trafficked area" in the west wing. >> i do think it was interesting in karine jean-pierre fashion where she kind of tried to do this where i have no comment. i am sure they'll get to the bottom of it but it was direct and clear that the first lady and the president's family were all out of town all weekend long when this was found. it was interesting she didn't want to say anything that nobody should think this potentially could belong to a member of the first lady. >> does it say what they're willing to do to spin for hunter biden. if they lie about this and they don't want to brought to the bottom of who brought cocaine into the white house, what else are they willing to not be so honest about with the american people? >> oh, completely. it is one of those cases where if you can't trust someone with the small things, it is not a small thing but who brought cocaine in the white house. how could they be trusted to

make sure they would go to the full extent of the law and other crimes they may be committed or investigating other things. if you are a member of the biden family but really any democrats who are active in public life, you can get away with anything whether that's bringing cocaine into the white house allegedly or getting a slap on the wrist in a sweetheart deal for lying on your taxes and violating firearm laws. if you are biden, you can do whatever you want. >> look, they can find out who this is. the bag has dna on it. there is not that is many people who visit the west wing of the white house. they have a list of people who go in and out. they could get to the bottom of it. if they wanted to, they just don't. thank you, spencer, to come onto talk about the important story. >> thank you, katie. the delaware attorney's office might have kicked the veterans

prosecutor off the biden's case right before filing charges against hunter. one of them was derek hines, hines used to work for lewis free. he's a close friend of the biden's family. he gave $100,000 to joe's grand kid except for one. congressman jason smith is here to discuss. there are all kinds of problems with the biden family. what we are hearing is more of this whistle blower intimidation as we are finding out new information of changing attorneys so hunter biden could get the deal he needed from the department of justice. >> there is a lot of issues. as we discovered just a week ago with the ways and means committee released theover 14 hours worth of testimonies of

the multiple whistle blblowers whistleblowers -- the biden department of justice delayed the investigative activities where they devulge information to hunter biden's attorney and where they denied the ability for prosecutors in delaware, according to the irs, irs' whistle blower denied the prosecutoring in delaware to bring charges back in the spring of 2022 and bring charges in the central district of california. the prosecutor asks for special council was denied. if your last name is biden, you are apparently treated

differently in the biden's justice department. >> congressman, merrick garland denies all of this and claims all the whistleblowers who had everything to lose by coming forward, by the way, are not telling the truth about this process and the biden's white house continues to say they're not going to discuss it because they respect the independence of doj. what is your response to their continued claims they were not involved in any kinds of corruptions or sweetheart deals for hunter biden. >> if you recall president biden several years ago and he continues to repeat that he knows nothing about his son's business dealings. however, just after we released the whistle blower's testimony showing the whatsapp message.

that's pretty telling and now the white house are saying that they're not involved in his son's business dealings. not that he didn't know about it but not that they are involved. it all smells too bad. the judicial committee andover sight committee are following the facts where they take us. >> the facts continue to be corroborated by different people who had nothing to gain by coming forward and you are working with the senate to get to the bottom of this. congressman, we'll keep watching. we appreciate your time. >> thank you, katie. >> up next, the media says patriotism is problematic.

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>> there is a lot of people in the country who still loves america no matter what the media tells you. mainstream and celebrities used to go on tv telling how great america is. robin williams dressed up like the american flag and did a five-minute routine. >> you know, i am 204 years old. people say, flag, how do you stay so young? is it jogging? no. is it tennis? no. it is waving. [applause] >> you won't see something like that today. instead, you have the biggest media outlets in the world

associating patriotism with white nationalists. the associated press wrote, quote, "the term patriot in america has become infused with rhetoric and school's curriculum while appropriated by white nationalist groups." patriotism had nothing do with nationalism. patriotism means loving your country. those police officers risking their lives everyday, those are patriots. >> i am so proud of our flag. [cries] >> i am so proud -- i am proud

of my country and again -- the greatest pride is and thanking the young kids who fought and those that survived as well as those that died. just - um, a tragedy. >> clay travis, clay, it is great to see you tonight. for me looking at that world war ii veteran talks about what it means for him. the left tearing down the flag by associating with groups in a way so that the country can be taken down as well because they don't have a symbol to unite everybody. >> yes, katie, a few years ago, i had a good fortune to travel to normandy and looking out in the ocean there and think about

that gentleman and all of his patriot friends did on that day and beyond as a part of liberating the world from true evil. and, i think this is probably the great lie that has been allowed to spread in this country. it is the idea that america is a racist and awful country. if that were true, people all over the world would not be risk risking their lives to try to get here of all different nationalities and backgrounds. america is imperfect. it will always be imperfect as a nation run and found and led by humans. it is the great is country to ever exist in the history of the world. attacking our language is a big part of trying to destroy our history. i will give you another example, katie, i went to george washington university, they changed the mascot from colonials because they didn't like the connection of colonies.

and, it is just a masterization of america's history because our colonial army stood up against the british. >> right. >> defended freedom and brought forth the greatest country of the history of the world. people are too dumb and naive and led astray to understand basic history. i have always said and 100% believe it is true as we sit hereafter 4th of july, if you send every american for a year and didn't let them come back, they would kiss the ground when they return here. it is an ignorant that anyone who thinks they are not blessed to live here. i hope we get to argue who loves america more because it is easy to answer that. >> you don't have to send them

to a third world country. you can send them to europe and they'll easily want to go home because they don't have all the things here. so, clay, thank you for joining me. >> see you soon. amen and thank you for everybody who's given us our freedoms. i hope everybody had a fabulous fourth. >> including george washington. >> san diego's new plans and homelessness throw them all into a parking lot is what they're going to do. ugh, this guy again... pops! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the flexdisc contours to it. lookin' smooth. feelin' even smoother. how 'bout hookin' me up with some gillettelabs?

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have an opportunity to shine a light on what's the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world. like you said, $150 billion is made every year on the backs of slaves and millions of children were enslaved. we are the number one demand and we are letting children in by the tens of thousands without vetting where they are going. it is about time people wake up and we hope this movie can do that. >> what kind of policies enable this kind of trafficking and i think people think it can't happen in their backyard. it only happens in far away places but it is happening right here. as you just mention america is the highest demand which really is sickening. >> it is sickening. we have ranked the top three. it is the economy of ped - we have demands here and children

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to finish the case. they were so important to my wife and i that we did it. the first operation was an enormous hit in columbia. it made national news and the producer came to us and said, this sounds like a movie. ten years later, here we are. >> you think of hundreds of thousands of kids coming across the border as they say is horrible to think what's happening to them. there are a lot of parents thinking how can i protect my kids or help kids who would maybe be in this position. how do i spot this is happening in my community or at airports. what can people do to prevent it happening to kids in america? >> parents, teachers, anyone looking out for kids. we need to find access points. it used to be parks and playgrounds. it is not anymore. it is social media and online platforms. i have a documentary is out

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let's bring in some of the best and worst stories of the week so far. first up, big news. bill de blasio is single. the former mayor basically announced to the new york times that he and his wife are breaking up. this is not a normal separation.

they are not getting divorced. they will still live together. the only difference is there both dating women. if you needed more proof that bill is hopping back into the dating pool, he has dyed his hair which is certainly a look. maybe he should get a professional? what do you think? >> i am certainly surprised that bravo has not hopped in on this yet offering to put cameras up. i read this entire article and i was actually fascinated by it. he said he should have asked her how she was doing, which you guys out there, if you are not doing that, you should be. >> isn't this weird, living together but dating other people? they are divorcing but not divorcing. i know that space in new york is tight and expensive to live there, but come on. >> even if it is cool for them and they are fine with it and i can't imagine they would be. what about the people coming over to date them? here is my husband and here is my wife. i think its funny that he thinks the hair dye will do it for him.

>> next up a new video opening up a debate about tipping. a woman tipped her pizza delivery man 25%, a $5 tip for a $20 pie. the door dash driver was very unhappy. >> thank you. >> i just want to say it's a nice house for a $5 tip. >> you are welcome. >> that driver was later fired by door dash. >> it is not great. you cannot as a door dash delivery person be verbally assaulting or saying mean thanks to the person you are delivering food for and expect to keep your job. also, 25% tip is pretty good. i have never had a $20 door dash ever in my life because i live in new york and everything is far more expensive. but i always tip 25% or above. he didn't have to take the order if you didn't want to.

>> you are not going to order again from door dash if someone says that to. he is shooting himself in the foot. your worst nightmare, true. a roller coaster got stuck on sunday at a wisconsin festival and eight writers were hanging in the air upside down mid air screaming. sent they have been up there for an hour. there is an old guy in the first one. hopefully he is doing okay. >> they are just talking with people trying to keep them calm. >> they stayed like that for more than three hours. most of them were kids. not my thing. >> there would be no keeping me calm. i don't know how we here screaming. i would have had a heart attack and died. >> maybe. i probably would have been close to that as well. that's why i don't do roller coasters. >> if you are a kid you might be likely to believe you are fine. i don't think i could do it. >> i am glad they got them out.

not good. tanks for helping us break down the worst stories of the week and we will follow bill de blasio's dating career as we move forward. he's got something going on with a reality show. thank you for watching jesse watters prime time. have a great night. welcome to "fox news tonight". i am will cain. in a major decision handed down on independence day, louisiana u.s. district court judge terry doughty said the federal government violated the first amendment of the united states constitution by taking on the role of big brother. he wrote, during the covid-19 pandemic it. perhaps best characterized by widespread doubt and uncertainty, the united states government seems to have assumed a role similar to an orw