>> bret: wanted to run it some more that sound bite. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. be 18 is starting right now. >> we have got more of that sound bite right now. have a great weekend, bret. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to add a special edition of "jesse watters primetime" on a prime time. i'm going to read it. life is like a box of choc chocolates. >> my mom always said that life is like a box of chocolate. you never know what you're going to get. you just never know where life is going to take you. you have got it figured out

until you don't. sometimes you only realize it when your whole plan is already an emotion. would be down in a few minutes. you all will be very impressed. >> shampoo is better. conditioner is better, and i leave the hair silky and smooth. >> pete: it is fun, it is friday. democrats thought they had it all figured out. and they pushed biden out for a few years and then he gracefully passed the torch to somebody else. somebody who checks all of the favored boxes of the left. joe biden was supposed to be a bridge to kamala harris, but that is not what happened. she did not want to fix the border, or cannot be a diplomat either. she just wanted to be kamala and that is exactly what kamala is.

>> that thing about the frogs and the pots. here it goes, two pots of water, and to frogs. in one pot of water you put the frog and you turn up the heat, and frog is like it is getting warm and here, and then the heat keeps going up to boiling. and then that frog parishes. and the other part, you turn up the heat on high and get that water boiling and you but the frog into it. it is going to jump out. let's not be that first rock. >> pete: do not be that first frog. kamala is a storyteller, she cannot tell a good story. she knows a thing or two about culture. >> culture is a reflection of our moment and our time. and present culture is how we reflect how we are feeling about the moment. we should always find times to express how we feel about the

moment and that is the reflection of joy because it comes in the morning. >> pete: we told him that we would play it. she is not and does not know a lot about culture, but at least she is having fun. >> second gentleman of the united states -- and he is the first second gentleman of the united states. [laughter] >> pete: kamala really does not want to be president. that is the problem. the democrat bench is as thin as it gets. newsom and california, democrats were looking around and thinking that at least we still have joe, he could run again. there is one problem, joe is 80. he will be 86 by the end of this

second term. he has problems going up the stairs and let alone to the red carpet in the residence. and when he goes off script this is what you get. >> had her own bedroom. as she should have. three boys and with their two sets of bunks and the other room. there was a closet that ran as he walked up the stairs and walked straight down the hall, and it was, "boys room," on that whole wall. it was against where that closet was. every once in a while, rarely, you can hear a restlessness going on. [laughter] >> pete: a restlessness going on. did we hear that right. the 2024 biden campaign strategy has a plan for all of this. first, zero joe back into the bunker.

second, just have joe make himself the butt of the joke. >> you say i am ancient, say i am wise, say i am over the hill, don leman would say that is a man in his prime. >> tired, and i get edge. try being 110 and do it again. think about it. 198 years old. i've been doing this for a long time. i know i don't look that was. i'm a little under 103. >> pete: the media are all in on to it. everybody's talking about joe's age, but they're not saying it is a bad thing. "the washington post" says it is great. they are writing, "sometimes it is reflected and at his lodge in the video is an asset, and providing experience, stea

steadiness. an unstable, political landscape rages, you can see a 25-year-old just wrapping that out." the show is old, but he sees it. biden staffers say that, "no president has ever come to the job with no experience, not a liability, and his assay." i remember a time when he used act like he was the youngest guy in the room, even challenge you to a push-up contest. >> lets do push-ups together. >> pete: now he is just sitting back while everybody else challenges him to push-ups. rfk jr. has been getting his pump on. now he's doing backflips.

not bad i saw my 7-year-old dude at this weekend. jamaal bowman is cracking 405 pounds the bench. that is impressive. maybe joe's campaign strategy is not going to cut it for him. americans want something fresh, or at least functioning. a new survey from the pew research center says that half of the country would prefer someone in their 50s to run, cracking jokes about being 128 port 103, or 198 is not going to save joe. he can call himself a seasoned politician, but americans have been watching joe and we are not buying what he is selling.

joining me now is somebody who can bench press 425 pounds charlie hurt, maybe 225. and this is kind of interesting. you can watch trends and the media as they are setting something up and he cannot avoid the age issues and making it a asset. >> they are freaking out about a fear of kamala harris because of something actually happens to joe biden than they are going to be stuck with somebody who is the most unpopular vice president we have ever had. it is new depths for unpopularity for a politician. and it is great that they are setting up joe biden to tell jokes about himself. anybody think that he is telling jokes that he knows he sang. he is reading jokes and a teleprompter and he has no idea what he is saying. and he would not put them out there on the comedy stage to tell jokes. he has no idea what is going on. but i do think that as you point

out it is a reflection of how terrified the media is, number one consistency and that something bad is going to happen to him. they're going to be stuck with kamala harris. >> pete: and not to mention the corruption and they are debt afraid of kamala evened out she checks every box they would want on paper. they're willing to prop him up instead? >> exposes the whole ally of what these people. they do not believe in what they say it, and checking off the boxes. they just want window dressing. and what they really care about rd's left-wing policies, policies that obama would never have gone for the policies that divide administration. the far left in this country is so thrilled. recent bernie sanders is not jumping to take on joe biden is because joe biden is delivering on all of those crazy problems.

>> pete: the people underneath joe biden and behind these ray-bans are at the dulles in american history, but they like it that way. gavin newsom would actually disrupt that if he was to jump onto that. guy with ambition. >> not as much as he would as somebody who is far away from the leftist ideology. and i would love to see the disruption of an rfk and he democrat party dragging the democrat party back to its roots is what it believes in. and no bigger, i did two things that rfk represents that terrifies democrats is his skepticism about government control. old-style liberals were very skeptical of government and these people love government. they love everything about government. the other thing is that his commitment to free speech and rfk's commitment to free speech. they do not care about that.

they want power, control, and your tax dollars. >> pete: does all of this -- and they are writing off the age issue. they are saying that it is not an issue, it has to be something that really came to life and that made him, exposed the the n crime family. rose to a level of watergate. we are past that. >> the problem and this is the problem is that a get so bad, and so bad to the point that i think a lot of people start to tune it out. it is not exactly and then they get away with murder. and i was half-joking when i said that the white house press office planted to cocaine so they would have to talk about the economy and everything else, but they would rather talk about hunter biden the crackhead. they would much rather talk about that then they would defend his record and to run on

their real genuine corruption that runs deep through the entire -- >> pete: hunter the drug addict. , crack, and that is what they want to talk about they pointed to the lawyers as well. and by pointing it to his lawyers they can pretend that it often talk about. it is the hatch act. >> dear new catchall phrase. >> pete: thank you, charlie. who is doing blowing the white house? the secret service say that you may never know. ♪ ♪ (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease, which should be treated by a different doctor.

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against the american people. we have been told that a crime has been committed and the white house. someone smuggled in a bag of cocaine, but we don't know who. frankly, we don't really know where because we have gotten three different stories. first, coke was in the library, and then it was in the cubby, and then it was near to situation room the white house is just moving the magic 8-ball around on us and trying to blur the line. do not worry because prime time is investigating. was it hunter and the library within a default? or was it kamala with the coke in the kitchen. or it could have been dougie in the den with a rolled up spots. we don't know because they are not telling us. if you ask anymore questions about and then they will tell you that you're being irresponsible. >> can you say once and for all whether or not the cocaine belong to divine in family?

>> litigated his question for the last two days exhaustively. there has been some irresponsible reporting about the family and i have got to call dad out here, as you know , media outlets reported that. they are not here. they are at camp david. they are not here friday, not here saturday, not here sunday, and they're not even here monday. came back on tuesday. you asked that question is incredibly irresponsible. >> pete: the biden family was out of town on friday and came back tuesday. helpful alibi may be, or is it? they found the coke on sunday, but when did it get there. was it on the white house for half a week. they'll not tell us. the whole biden family flute to the white house from camp david on friday and said okay jp is not exactly telling the whole truth about hunter's

whereabouts. and it should not be all that hard to solve this cocaine issue. it is one of the most tightly secured and highly prevailed places on earth. even scooby doo will sniff this out and a couple places. we are hearing that the secret service is going to stay at unsolved mystery. msnbc is an bis disbelief. >> secret service folks for days that we will never know who is the person who dropped behind, whatever the case may be. you talk to folks in the white house and they find that hard to believe. there's a lot of cameras everywhere in the white house. they are hopeful that cleans it up. this is not a white house that once you have any conversation about cocaine, where it was and for obvious reasons. >> pete: we may never know. they don't want to have any conversations about it. the secret service says that they may never find the croak. no matter what happens, whether

they find them or not they are wrapping up the investigation early next week. they're calling it and so they will sit back and twiddle their thumbs and say we are never going to find out who this is. why would they never want to do a full investigation? the biden administration has a habit of picking and choosing what they want to investigate. they did not bother finding out who the supreme court leaker was and we still don't know. or the person who brought pipe bombs to generate six. still don't know. this is the same administration that justi last three years to track down old ladies wandering the halls and generate six. a post time limit on that investigation but finding a date scheduled to drug in the most sacred place in american politics. give themselves a week to find out who it is and then they're calling it quits. i have not seen such a lack of effort since mrs. lippi read us

the puppy who lost his way. >> the little boy gave up happy after an hour. do not put posters up or anything. just sat on the porch and waited. that little boy has got to think you have got a responsibility. if your dog is lost you do not look for an hour and a call it quits. you find that dog. >> pete: they're never going to find that dog. miranda devine is a "new york post" columnist and joins us now. miranda, take it where you want, but did they want us to be talking about this because they know they will never have an answer on it, but jeff got this mountain of whistle-blowers and talking about real corruption ie family, would you make of the developments and secret service is saying that investigation will be over soon?

>> it is such a machiavellian white house and so many different secrets and lies are going on. you can really say anything and it would be believable. they really don't want us to know who it was, and i think what is really telling has been the response from the various acts slacks, like direct questions like was that hunter biden or joe biden's cocaine. pretty direct question and you will never get an answer. the answer is the hatch act, ridiculous. and finally after the fifth day of being asked questions about it karine jean-pierre gets angry and says it is outrageous to assess question. nobody would be asking if it was not the famous cocaine addict recovery pretty much living in

the white house. we are not supposed to ask questions about that either. it is possibly unfair to point the finger at hunter, but of course that is what everybody dead. it is less likely that it was hunter now that they said it was the cocaine was not founded library which is with the exclusive access of the family. >> pete: how do we know that. same secret service data covered up gun dumping, and how do we have any faith. >> isn't that sad that you are right. we really cannot take what they are telling us at face value. and it is so bizarre that they keep on changing the venue. it is almost like they don't care that we don't trust them, kind of baked into the cake now. they don't even want to try to restore trust with the various authorities. i thought that the secret service was the last

bastian of integrity and trust, but clearly it is not. it is all about protecting somebody, and whoever it is they are protecting. >> pete: dangerous game of clue. we make light of it, but losing faith and institutions leads to really bad places. i want to get in our topic from you. he reports, miranda, the justice department might actually delay hunters sweetheart plead deal. we are hearing it is an effort to allow more time for prosecutors to respond to records requested. they sweetheart deal and responding, is that what it is? have they heard it a backlash and said that this is a deal that cannot fly. >> i don't think they care about the public backlash. i would have thought that the only reason they would delay this is because they have some inkling that the judge might have misgivings and will have to send them back to the drawing board or is within her power to correct her own sentence.

i think that the doj and hunter biden's lawyers are very satisfied with the deal that they have arrived at after five years with a little slap on the rest. they're not going to jeopardize that by delaying it unless they feel that the judge is not going to be on board. >> pete: good point. the great miranda devine as my cohost, correctly it cause you. thank you for joining us. and up next, it is summertime, that means one thing, climate hysteria. the average global temperatures are now above where we ever expected edge. and why. why does he go up in june or july? ♪ ♪

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different. >> it is hot, but it is bea bearable. we walked tree to tree, shade the shade. >> millions of americans are sweating out with record heat wave. temperatures are topping 90 degrees. the heat index is pushing 110 degrees or higher in places like texas and nevada. >> it is so hot in places like texas and ivana that it is sounding alarms. >> pete: the hottest day and the history of the world. they talk to one scientist says that this data tells us that it is not been this warm since at least 125,000 years ago. i was not aware that we had we had thermometers back then. naturally, cnn is reacting with its usual brand of skepticism

and restraint. >> never been seen before. since we have had a satellites. the earth has been hotter millions of years ago, but since we have been burning fossil fuels and dumping carbon dioxide into the atmosphere the numbers have been going up. 2016 and that was the old high, and we broke data. above where we out of her expected it. why does it go up in june and july. >> pete: white is to go up in june and july, well because it is summer. take a chill pill. it was hotter in new york in april. not even the hottest june that we ever had. data shows that the 80s and 90s where we did had thermometers were a lot hotter. not just a media hyping climate insanity. former presidents are spreading the doom as well. here is what obama --

>> when we talk about climate change and we just feel like there is no way that we are going to be able to solve this, and we are looking at the signs, feels like we are on a trajectory they were going to sail past us to degrees benchmark where after that potentially things are getting cataclysmic. i will be honest with you that a lot of my friends just feel like what is the point because the world is burning, and there is not anything i can do. >> pete: what is the point. this is what 24-year-old girls talk about in his spare time. not anything else to worry about. or something. and what they are a chef told his daughter is to come down. you and your friends are going to be fine because the only thing burning right now is canada. douglas murray eight fox news contributor and he joins me. too soon on canada.

but the hysteria and they find every moment, hot, cold, wet, and dry and how do you engage 125,000 years of record. >> don't you love debt detail and saying that this is the hottest that we have recorded since we have had satellites in the sky. as if we have had satellites ever. when we were cavemen we will be sending up -- >> pete: something like that. >> and if you look into the data that is so exercising cnn and others. they are talking about the hottest temperature since records began and the records they are talking about, again, you and i might think since records began is ancient mesopotamia records, may be the ancient greeks, or romans for doing get t. data they're relying on it goes

to 1979. that happens to be the year that i was born. it does not feel like that long ago. records are set in your own lifetime, and it is part of this strange fever on the left. serious concerns about the planet and we are all concerned about the climate, all concerned about the environment, but one of the things that you see is that this hysteria actually people like obama stutter into this picture and i do mongering. from scandinavia. the world's most famous keep spinning around. actually does terrify a lot of young people and today idea that they're not going to survive and to adulthood. what happens when you terrify a generation like that. >> pete: you're right. the doom mind-set leads to the logical conclusion to do anything, do anything. has to be big has to be

organized and in all of the people step in and say that we have got that solution for you. >> if you want to dig down and we get into the same problem that we talk about before. it is the crucial one that even the climate obsessives have to face up to. if you look at co2 emissions or the world's biggest polluter is china. it is simply not going to listen to lectures from californians or anyone else about where their industrial or energy policies are to go. neither in africa, safari, or middle east, they're not going to listen to us. we in the west are whipping ourselves up and to this fever that weather events are examples of a forthcoming apocalypse. in the process we are not doing anything constructive and actually demotivating to next generation by terrifying them and going after their houses. >> pete: telling them to try to fight the weather, and in

telling them that the solutions are like electric out demo cars which we have known are actual or endemic actually dirtier to produce than regular cars. we are actually making it worse. >> make you feel better. >> pete: it makes you feel better, then you burn. it is nice to have downey friday night. you are demand. coming up, was more dangerous, washington, d.c., or afghanistan. ♪ ♪ smile. to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and savor every bite. to help you get ready your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic summer of smiles event. don't miss enjoying a moment, with our onsite labs to help you, fast, and 20% off your denture care. so, whether you need a new look or a quick fix, you can celebrate with a smile all season— always at aspen dental. book today.

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had to be evacuated after the country was taken over by the taliban in august of 2021. him and his family ended up settling in virginia where he started living out his american dream. he was working as a tow truck and left a driver in an effort to give his four kids a better life. on monday night, he unfortunately found out that afghanistan is safer than d.c. >> the shooting happened a little after midnight on monday. the victim as ahmad yar. he was shot and killed after dropping off -- please are still searching for the shooters. he fled afghanistan so he did not have to be put to death by the taliban were helping americans, but that was no match for the reality of living in our

city. lieutenant colonel matthew butler served alongside ahmad. he was in a loss of words over the murder of his interpreter. >> i don't have words for it. it is unfathomable how senseless this is. and for somebody who came here for the express opposite reasons. >> pete: a go fund meet page has been started for ahmad's family. that says a lot about the state of our country that he was able to survive the war, but was never not -- let them down tw twice. once in afghanistan, and again on monday night. kosi gabbard is a former congress member and she joins me now. thank you for being here. breaks your heart because you knew guys like this, i did too. they want to work, they want

believe that the achieved the american dream, safe, they are here, and is something happens. what is a tell you by the state of our city's? >> pete, it is heartbreaking and seeing his story is reminding me of the interpreters that we worked with i rock, and their families. tragic on governing and dominating and taking over our parts of the world and neglecting what is happening right here at home in our communities. their focus on -- or banning threatening mexico with sanctions and our gmo crops rather than focusing on that secure our borders. let's make sure that our streets are safe for people to walk down and go to work. let's make sure they were taking care of the basic fundamental needs of our people right here at home. providing that safety, security, and freedom and that is what people like him look forward to.

with coming to the united states. >> pete: that was the vision that every interpreter talk to me and iraq and afghanistan. streets were paved in gold and you can achieve anything in america, and then they come and see this. besides you, very few people that were in the democrat party that recognizes this problem. any chance that there is a moment where leaders inside the democrat party says that we have lost control of the cds and we need to do something about it. >> i am sad to say, but i don't think so. they have become so blinded and consumed with their desire for power and that they are not actually seeing what is happening in these communities. they turn a blind eye to things like this. they turn a blind eye to anything that is harming our community and it is not politically convenient for them. and that is what is so heartbreaking about this is the cold callousness calculating decisions that are being made by

so many of these democrat leaders at the city level or state and federal levels that put their self-serving interest of the democratic party had of the court, fundamental, what should be the purpose, to serve the well-being of the american people. >> pete: we think of the interpreter and his family and kids. so many like him who put their lives on the line for us, and we have failed them again. you mention foreign interventions and i want to get your take on what is happening now and your client. the biden administration has announced that they are sending cluster bombs to ukraine, the move is highly controversial. biden's own at the white house said that using these kind of bombs would be a war crime. >> there are reports of illegal cluster bombs and vacuum bombs being used by the russians. if that is true then what is the next step of this administration and if there is a redline about how much violence would be tolerated against civilians in this manner that is illegal and

potentially a war crime? >> it would be. i've no confirmation of that, and we have seen the reports. if that was true it would be a war crime. >> pete: it was a war crime for vladimir putin, but it is okay for us to send it to the ukrainians and escalation. >> this is exactly what i'm talking about, pete. the hypocrisy of the rules that apply to others, but not too, making decisions based on their own selfish decisions for power, and their political decisions. the cold callousness by the biden administration reminds me of what the dennis secretary of state madeleine albright when she was asked about if the price was worth it when u.s. sanctions and iraq killed over 5,000 children. and her response was yes, we think that the price was worth it. they are willing to do whatever it takes to get what they want believing that the end justifies

the means even though this decision today guarantees that for decades to come american made cluster bombs will be the cause of the ukrainian casualties and children losing a limbs long after this russian ukraine war has finished. >> pete: your exactly right. you realize that we are no better than what we are up against here and it is a tough tank to rack your brain around, that is exactly what is happening and ukraine with no end inside, and you have been bold to speak truth to that. thank you. we have got bumbling burglars, and sleep away -- ♪ ♪

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>> a great time to be a father. you are wise not to move back to minnesota. can you imagine? can we go to six flags for summer vacation. no, we are sending you to camp and they are going to pay us $150 a kid. this is a whole bowl of wrong but it is planned parenthood. >> are all camps, that discussion comes up, they just lead with it here. >> i've played kickball. >> church camp did not go there either. this is madness. a quick attempts to rob a nail salon in atlanta but he gives up when the customers blow him off. watch this. >> everybody get down. give me all your money.

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sleep on the floor of the plane so she can have the rotor herself. would you sleep on the floor? >> aren't you happy we are past the courting stage where we don't have to impress a girl. there are limits and redlines i am not crossing and sleeping on a petri dish of the floor of the plane is one of them. this wasn't a new york to sydney flight. this was a three hour flight from spain to norway. suck it up and make it work with one seat like the rest of us nondivas. >> you should have a sore neck like the rest of us. joe, good to see you on a friday night. thank you for watching jesse watters prime time. the patriot awards are coming november 16th in nashville.

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