it's time people raise their hand and say -- >> laura: you are leading the way because i think it's time for donors to do exactly what you did. thank you for doing what you did after coming along tonight. that is it for us tonight. don't forget, set your dvr so you never miss us at our new time slot, 7:00 p.m. eastern. remember, america, now and forever. you bet. jesse watters takes it from h here. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight. >> country music canceled. but not this? >> blow the whistle. blow the whistle. >> jesse: whistle-blowers expose hunter biden. barbie. china. ted cruz. plus, dorf nation. >> that's it!

>> jesse: that is it. there have been a lot of controversial things on tv. janet jackson's super bowl nip slip. sinead o'connor tearing up a picture of the pope on "snl." will smith and chris rock at the oscars. that's real controversy. today there were controversies back in headlines because of this jason aldean song. listen. >> ♪ sucker punch somebody on a sidewalk, carjacking on a lady at a red light ♪ ♪ pull a gun on the owner of a liquor store ♪ ♪ you think it's cool ♪ ♪ cuss out a cop, spit in his face ♪ ♪ stomp on the flag and light it up ♪ ♪ yeah, you think you're tough ♪ ♪ try that in the small town ♪

>> jesse: that's it. all he said is you can't jack an old lady, spit on a cop, or slugged a stranger where he's from. it doesn't fly. they are not going to let it slide in their hometown. it's a song about values that are in every small town in america, huge part of the country relates to that on every level. but it got yanked off the airwaves. country music tv caved and canceled the country song. paramount, a giant company in a big city, decided did not allowed to hear about small-town values. you are too violent and racist. did it offend their viewers? no. they listened to a handful of critics would never watch their channel instead of millions of customers. michael bloomberg funded the country music cancellation. mike bloomberg's group, every time for gun safety, peppered paramount and cmt with tweets. that's all it took. they are not done yet. they want to end jason aldean's career. in now they are trying to get

the grand ole opry to cancel his shows. the fans aren't going to let that happen. they will watch him play in a parking lot if they have to. his song just hit number one on itunes. these country music executives have lost touch. they do understand scale. they put a handful of critics online over millions of loyal customers. those critics are powerless if you don't cave. the mob just moves on to the next soft spot. but paramount is more upset about a song about deadly riots than the actual deadly riots. riots that killed over two dozen americans and cost $2 billion in damage. the media says aldean is promoting violence, but i thought the riots were mostly peaceful. all aldean's music video shows is the truth of what happened in the summer of 2020. left-wing anti-police violence. the message of his music was anti-crime, and now he's canceled. but pro crime music is everywhere.

♪ ♪ ♪ we gonna show what we about ♪ ♪ believe ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: you can brag about committing crimes in music but you can't say that you will stop crying. you can even pretend to shoot the president. the media doesn't care. ♪ ♪ illegal guns, rape, drugs robbery, paramount is okay with it. they've been broadcasting videos on mtv for decades but you can't say don't slug an old lady in my hometown. you can say carjack but you can say don't carjack. the media confessed that they are pro-riot. depending on who's doing the rioting, if you know what i mean. aldean's song which never even mention race at all is being

called a lynching anthem in the mainstream media. watch this. >> critics have blasted "try that in a small town," saying that it has a pearl lynching undertone. in the video, images are projected on a building, some saying clips of protesting, looting, intense police encounters. critics have taken issue with the building shown in the video. the county courthouse where young black man was lynched by a white mob in 1927. >> jesse: do you think aldean knew somebody was lynched they are 100 years ago? of course not. whoever was scouting locations for the video thought it was a good-looking courthouse. that's it. a lot of people have used this exact courthouse as a backdrop for their music videos and movies. disney shocked the hannah montana movie in front of the lynching courthouse. i didn't know hannah montana was racist. paramount shot a christmas movie at the racist courthouse. watch this.

♪ ♪ ♪ it's christmas time ♪ >> jesse: so that was a pro lynching christmas movie and paramount has to cancel it immediately but the press is really laying it on thick. aldean isn't just racist. he's the worst person on the planet. >> in the past, the singer has taken heat for his views. >> he has been anti-vaccine, anti-masking. anti-trans, and now pro-guns, pro-running people out of town. >> jesse: what do masks and vaccines have to do with the song? where are they getting that from? we looked and aldean setting was against vaccine mandates for little kids. that's it. in a month after joe biden claimed victory over the virus, aldean told the concert crowd, it's nice to see everybody without a mask on.

again, that's it. i was told artists shouldn't be censored. the media told us there's nothing more paramount than an artist's creative expression. we were able to make whatever movie he wanted, paint any picture we want, write any song we want, write an e-book we want. and that's what makes america great, right? apparently not. paramount can produce movies promoting violence but country music writers can't write songs against it? the threat is it's a small, well-funded mob. it's the same thing they did to kyle rittenhouse in kenosha. the mccluskey's in st. louis and the marine in the subway. scare you out of defending your land, family, and property. once you are scared, you're easier to control. and then is it open season on all of us. here now, country music legend pat boone. pat, what is happening to country music?

>> it's gotten sick. i can't believe it's country music. i'm thinking about tracy atkins, and of course so many of those songs were, they were very supportive of opposing america's enemies. what we are not taking into account is that many of our enemies are in our own house. they are in our own country, our own streets, i live in a small town called beverly hills. believe it or not, just up the street, not long ago, in broad daylight, s three hoodlums broke into a house up the street and the police had to remove us from our house while they searched because two of the criminals they caught but one got away down the back alley. they thought he might have gotten into our yard. meanwhile, a neighbor, tough little italian lady named josephine, she had taken some shooting lessons and had a gun sitting in her lap. i called her to see if she was aware of what was happening.

it was right next-door here in beverly hills, the small town of beverly hills. she said she was sitting there in the kitchen with her gun in her lap, hoping that the guy would come in. [laughter] she wanted to discourage him in a very positive way. why had she gone to all the training to use that gun to defend her house. but the guns were defense. this is a gun jason talks about, a gun his grandfather gave him. it's a colt 44. i've had this a long, long time. my grandfather gave me this gun. i don't know if he ever used it. i've never used it except once when i shot .22 bullet to see if it would work to the screen door of our house. i've never used it since. these guns were to defend families, to defend property. small towns all over this country. our earliest days, most productive positive days knew

that what we have these guns for was not for offense and usually not even for animal hunting because shotguns or rifles were for that. but for a pistol, if somebody broke into your house, i had four little girls who grew up in my house right here in beverly hills. i never had to defend them with a gun but i had a gun at another gun i won't show you right now. because i was going to defend -- maybe i will. this is a sig sauer, a 45. it's licensed and i know how to use it. if someone is going to come into my house in the small town of beverly hills, he's going to meet me. i am going to defend my house and my daughters and my wife. that's what small-town america is geared for. they are not wanting to kill anybody in the streets. they don't want to break into stores. they don't want to deprive any citizen of whatever color of

anything they are entitled to. but they do want to defend their lives in their honor. for anybody, country music or not, to take a stand against that come against us taking a stand for our own rights in her own protection is sick. it's just really a moral sickness. i can't believe anybody is concise and jason. >> jesse: no one can believe it. it's absolutely absurd. pat, thank you so much for that colorful and extremely articulate description of small-town american values. even though if you're sometimes talking about the small town of beverly hills. i think everybody needed to hear that tonight. >> well, we're going to defend ourselves here, like little josephine. i'm glad to mention her name. >> jesse: tell josephine i said hello. >> i will. thanks, jessie. >> jesse: thank you. riots have real cots classes. aldean's song is about

preventing them, not letting your down get burned down, property get ripped our family get hurt. and dorn is a widow of david dorn, who was murdered by an blm rioter in 2020. and, when he saw the song and the controversy around the song, what went through your mind. >> it was absurd. i just watched it today, i watched the video today. it speaks of small-town values. speaks of community values, speaks of standing up for ourselves. when did it become illegal in the united states of america for us to stand up for ourselves? that's our given right, to protect ourselves, our life liberty and pursuit of happiness. to have people that, when he puts it in a song, that's what he is saying, it's a sense of community, neighborhood, taking care of each other.

we have gotten so far away from that it's actually very scary. after losing my husband, being a police officer of 28 years, i always carried a gun but losing him to gun violence, i make sure i have a gun on me to protect myself and my family. >> jesse: that tragic night in the summer of 2020, did you wish there was some more small-town minded people around? >> i do. there's a lot of disrespect now and there's no sense of community and people don't stand up for their community. they don't stop these things that happen. in the small town, just like jason says in his song, you're not going to do that here. the community is not going to stand for it. the community is not going to allow you to come into our town and destroy our town. we are going to defend it. we're going to defend it with our lives if we have to. in these bigger cities, that's what the police do. the police stand between the criminals and the citizens. they are there to protect them.

for the police to be disrespected like they are, and the police need the community behind them to help them. when you have a good sense of community and the neighbors in your community stand against this tyranny, against this terroristic acts that are happening on u.s. soil, it's all about accountability. you are holding your government accountable. your citizens are more accountable. everything is more accountable along the lines of common decency. >> jesse: ann, we are so sorry about what happened to your husband and we honor him tonight on "jesse watters primetime" and thanks for taking the time to join us and discuss him and his legacy and this aldean song that is very powerful. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: fox news alert. the secret service has just responded to prime time's freedom of information request. we asked for any and all

surveillance footage found at the white house, that includes footage from the white house library, outside the situation room and any cameras. we also asked for documents or reports in the case file. but the secret service is telling us know. they are not any tapes or documents. they are telling us releasing it would interfere with the investigation. but the secret service shut down the investigation last week. they even blew up the bag of coke. did they blow up the case file too? did they erase the surveillance tapes? there is no ongoing investigation. so that doesn't justify withholding the documentation. we'll be filing another request, just like paul pelosi's dui cover-up. we're going to try to get to the bottom of it. ahead, ted cruz, dwarves, barbie, whistle-blowers.

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>> they didn't follow the normal process, they slow aloft the investigation and put in place unnecessary approvals and roadblocks from effectively and efficiently investigating. the u.s. attorney in delaware and are in the station was constant we have strong, limited, marginalized by doj officials. >> jesse: then the whistle-blower got more spe specific. >> hunter biden allegedly falsely claimed business deductions for payments made to the chateau, a hotel room for his suppose a drug, sex club memberships, falsely claimed as a golf membership. hotels and he was blacklisted from. and a tuition payment for his adult daughter. they were recommending for approval felony and misdemeanor charges for the 2017, 18, 19 tax years. that did not happen here. >> jesse: they were ready to charge hunter biden with felonies but they weren't even allowed to crack open the

laptop. >> was there other evidence in the investigation that you were denied access to? >> there was. the hunter biden laptop. >> jesse: looks like the biden administration blew up hunter's laptop like a bag of coke. how much money are we talking about? >> approximate total transfers from their romania company would've been 3.1 million to everybody. total transfers to rob walker was 3 million. total transfers. brie's mother paid to everyone involved 6.5 million. >> between 2014 and 2019 this brings the total amount of foreign income streams received approximately $17 million, correct? >> that is correct. >> jesse: ten members of the biden family including grandchildren raked in 17 million from corrupt foreign nationals but irs agents weren't allowed to interview hunter biden, any member of the biden family, and they weren't even allowed to pursue leads that led

to joe biden. >> assistant united states attorney cited the optics of executing a search warrant at president biden's residence as a deciding factor for not allowing it even though she agreed problem will cause existed. prosecutors instructed investigators not to ask about the big guy or dad when conducting interviews. >> jesse: irs agents weren't allowed to interview the bidens, weren't allowed to pursue evidence leading to joe biden, weren't allowed to look at a laptop, weren't allowed to execute search warrants, weren't allowed to charge phone is, weren't allowed to bring cases in washington and court -- that's called obstruction of justice and merrick garland lied under oath when he said the investigation wasn't obstructed. merrick garland should be impeached immediately and the judge shouldn't sign off on the hunter biden plea deal. congressman anna paulina luna was at the hearing. what do we do to follow up on

this to follow up? >> the chairman also confirmed that not only was this separate investigation conducted by the irs with a confirmed money received by foreign entities. china, ukraine, romania. and it was stated that we have received bank transactions from ukraine. that's going to be the next step in the investigation. i could not agree further that there needs to be i believe impeachment of the individuals that are involved in regards to obstructing this investigation as well as the fact that hunter biden's plea deal is nothing more than a sweetheart deal, as you saw, it's not a partisan investigation. from what we are seeing with information brought forward, he's also potentially guilty of violating the mann act, something from presented of marjorie taylor greene brought up when she proved hunter biden had been engaged in not only human trafficking but across straight lines -- state lines. >> jesse: if you can escort a

plane fee to fly halfway across the country to engage in sex, you're not allowed to do that under federal law. >> that's correct. democrats trying to say that this was revenge porn. representative greene also provided to my knowledge from witnessing a ticketed stub from hunter biden paying for that escort. mind you, these are all things that he also was allegedly trying to say was a write off for his business. >> jesse: he is writing off escorts. that's great. anna paulina luna, you are sitting this committee with democrats. have the democrats said anything worthy of this investigation? >> no. in fact it was actually pretty comical because they kept trying to either bring this back to trump and/or they kept trying it bring -- bring it back to the issue of race. >> jesse: what does race have

to do with the hunter biden cover-up? >> they were saying republicans are trying to make it about a two-tiered justice system of which we were robbing lack in brown people of the acknowledgment that there is a two-tier justice system against black and brown people. i brought up, that hunter biden, privileged white male being given special treatment by the department of justice justice, fbi and the irs of which they are going to bat brings the exact same person we are trying to calmly investigate. they are saying that it's an issue about race. >> jesse: we had on hip-hop artists who served prison time for doing the exact same thing on their taxes as hunter. so that doesn't fly. all right, congresswoman, thanks so much. keep us posted. >> thank you. god bless. >> jesse: coming up, tom ted cruzand barbie.

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blockbuster movies. oppenheimer about the creation of the atomic bomb, indiana jones part 78 is doing all right. the sound of freedom. the sex trafficking film just cracked 100 million. there's a lot of talk about barbie. >> he, barbie. can i come to your house tonight? >> sure. i don't have anything big planned, just a joy giant blowout party. you should stop by. some things have been happening that might be related. cold shower. going up on my roof. my heels are on the ground. >> [screaming] >> jesse: it's got just about everything. margot robbie, ryan gosling, chinese propaganda. that's why senator ted cruz is mad at the "barbie" will become his beef centers around a map. you see right here next to asia.

the nine dashes, those dashes signify chinese ownership of the ocean islands and reefs. the chinese believe they owned the south china sea. but they don't. so why did the "barbie" movie about china que? it's a business decision. warner bros. bows down to china more than janet yellen. senator ted cruz joins me now. senator, did you even see the movie? did you just see the stupid map? >> i have not seen the movie. i have just seen the stupid map. i've got to say look, as you just shown, the map is drawn like in crayon. it's roughly a map of the world but china. asia is a big grand box. but right to the east of where china is our than nine dashes. to anyone who is not really focused on geopolitics, those lines don't mean anything. but with those lines indicate is the communist party of china puts out official maps with those nine dashes and they are

asserting sovereignty over the entire south china sea. they are saying all of that is china. all of their neighbors disagree. vietnam disagrees, the philippines disagree, the country of vietnam has banned the movie "barbie" from their nation because these nine dashes are replicated. speeches so they can't see margot robbie. that's a huge mistake. does warner bros. have to push this propaganda so that they allow the movie to be showcased in china? which is 1.8 billion potential customers? >> that's exactly what's going on. obviously the little girls going to see barbie, none of them are going to have any idea what those dashes mean. this is really designed for the eyes of the chinese sensors. they are trying to kiss up to the communist party because they want to make money selling the movie in china and sadly this is a pattern we have seen of lots of hollywood movie studios allowing china to censor

american movies. i've got to tell you, and introduced legislation called the script act that says the federal government will not allow moviemakers to use u.s. government assets, things like jets or tanks or ships or helicopters if they allow the chinese government to censor their films. my legislation at substantial parts passed in december of last year just a few weeks ago, the pentagon put out the official guidance saying if you let china censor your movies, you're not getting u.s. assets. sadly the barbie movie, they didn't have any f-35s with barbie flying them. >> jesse: so you haven't seen "barbie." did you see the whistle-blower testimony today. seemed like merrick garland is guilty of perjury and obstruction of justice. >> jesse, you're exactly right, the whistle-blower testimony today was damning. career irs employees testified before the house at great risk

to themselves that attorney general merrick garland has committed multiple felonies. that he lied under oath to congress in response to questioning from me before the senate judiciary committee, merrick garland testified that there was no political interference in the investigation of hunter biden. that is directly contrary to what the whistle-blower testified and let me read you a couple excerpts that are striking. here's one thing. any time we potentially wanted to go down the road of asking questions related to the president, joe biden, it was, that's going to take too much approval. we can't ask those questions. here is something else. "investigators were not allowed to follow-up on the what's app messages from hunter biden when he suggested that he was sitting next to his father. here's a third one. "the justice department allowed the president's political appointees to weigh in on whether to charge the

president's son." i watched the united states attorney tell a roomful of senior fbi and senior leads that he was not the deciding person on whether charges were filed. that was my redline. that's stunning testimony. if that testimony is truthful, then it means merrick garland, joe biden's attorney general, committed multiple felonies. he should be impeached and the department of justice should appoint a special counsel to investigate prosecuting him for lying under oath and obstruction of justice. >> jesse: we couldn't agree more. senator ted cruz, thank you very much. >> thank you and congrats on the 8:00 hour, big deal. >> jesse: thank you very much. i appreciate that, senator. coming up, sex robots, castaways, seven dwarves. remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine.

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sex robots powered by ai could become so advanced that they will eliminate the need for real women. do you believe that? >> on one level, yes. let me explain. i've seen them. they are so realistic, the only way to stop them from wanting to have sex with you is to marry them. hey! love you, jenny. this is why i believe the hype. if you are hooking up with a robot, a real woman was never an option for you. >> jesse: it is for the celibate. >> his job is to hype it. you're going to get on the headset. there's no way to tell the difference. yes, the fact that you're wearing the headset. >> jesse: the sex robots are for people who are not having sex anyway. an australian sailor was lost at sea for two months before he was discovered on tuesday. he had his dog with him. watch.

>> hi, sir. do you speak english? are you okay? >> jesse: i would hope that if i was lost at sea for two months with rookie, someone might notice. >> apparently not. here's the best part. he gave away the dog. because apparently he doesn't want a movie made about his life. you idiot. keep the dog. you blew the whole story. >> jesse: your fame is tied into the dog. >> that's what i mean. >> jesse: it is like the lone ranger getting rid of tonto. >> imagine the movie "homeward bound" were the pets make it home. >> jesse: it's like noah's ark. they are all going overboard. >> just wanted a selfie. didn't want to keep the animals. >> jesse: misengendering in your own risk. "newsweek" says half of people under 35 think calling someone by the wrong pronoun or gender

should be a criminal offense. you shouldn't apologize. they should be sent directly to prison. >> here's the good news. if these people ever have their way, the police will be defunded. no one can arrest us anyway. these people are idiots. the reason they could never be a crime is because sometimes you just can't tell. what are you going to do, make people wear name tags? think of a guy like sam. bald head, orange mustache, orange dress. you look at him and call him a weirdo. without a name tag is no way. >> jesse: in the future if i call you amanda, i'm going to prison. >> coming after the overweight figure skater collection. >> jesse: because of the shirt. i had to do it. the ratings fairy flies away. coming up, dwarf nation is outraged at disney.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: our country has had many trailblazers. jackie robinson broke baseball's color barrier and change the game forever. you know what jackie robinson didn't do? win a world series until other black people they can't play baseball but that's exactly what's going on in hollywood. look at the new reboot of snow white and the seven dwarves. you've seen the photos. they got rid of the little people and cast taller people. but you don't know the reason why. apparently the wildly successful actor peter dinklage got upset that other little people were getting work and he thinks the movie is offensive. >> take a step back and look at what you are doing. it makes no sense to me.

>> you are progressive in one way but you are still making that [bleep] story of the seven dwarves that live in a cave. what the [bleep] are you doing? >> jesse: disney caves, no more little people. what other movie could cast seven of them as leads? it could made seven actors household names. let's look at snow white's magical friends. a black one, a latina snow white, couple of women. were seven dwarves not diverse enough or disney? what's better? snow white and the seven dwarves or snow white and the six unemployed dwarves. why is disney excluded little people in the name of exclusion? joining me now, model and actress brittany guzman and her mother, also an actress. ladies, tell me what you think disney is doing here.

>> let's be honest. disney hired one, looking at the picture, disney hired one little person and six average size people so they can morph them down. you're still using the whole snow white and the seven dwarves but you're taking six jobs away as actors, six jobs or seven as stunt people. stand ins. at 21 jobs are taken away because one actor's as you are? >> jesse: tell bob iger the head of disney. he watches. what would you like him to know? >> that you are taking jobs away from people. yes, we are little and we don't have one voice for little people. no one has, not one person has a voice for everyone. we are big, small, tall, green,

blue, yellow, whatever we are. there's not one voice. just because actor doesn't want to do that and he has been fortunate. he is a great actor, don't get me wrong. he was an elf and he didn't play an elf. but there is little people out there that play elves, leprechauns and do all that. it's their choice to say yes or no. it's not that all little people are actors either. there's doctors, lawyers. veterinarians, teachers, mechanics, everything. but the little people that choose to work in this industry should have that choice for a role, not to have someone take it away and be the voice that we shouldn't do that anymore. >> jesse: brittany, do you agree with your mother? >> yeah. i think that when peter dinklage said when he had to say, that he's not the leader for all of us. i don't agree that we can just come everybody in the world can

just follow what he says. who is he? yes, he's an actor and is well known in the industry but you can't just basted off of just one person. >> jesse: and he's very wealthy and has been successful. do you feel like he is kind of kicking the ladder out before you can climb up? >> all the roles he is done, they are not the stereotypical little person. and good for him. britney was given an opportunity to dance for miley cyrus is a little person. she saw her as a great dancer. not as being a little person. but not everyone is -- doesn't open their eyes to that. like i said, we could be doctors, lawyers, dancers, whatever but in the entertainment industry, this is what we are given and this is what we are going to take. i am not doing anything for myself. i do what i want to do if i am offer the opportunity.

but it's not someone else's choice to make for me. >> jesse: brittney, i'll give you the last word. go ahead. >> again, -- >> everybody should have an own opinion and you shouldn't base it off one person's opinion. >> read, that's his opinion but not the opinion of every single other person, little person out there. dwarf, little person, whatever. >> jesse: like i don't speak on behalf of all tall people. >> yes. >> jesse: i wish i did, but i don't. >> exactly. >> jesse: all right, ladies, thank you so much. we hope you are casting lately because i can tell how talented you are. >> and 21 other little people. it doesn't have to be asked. >> jesse: exactly. thank you, guys. >> thank you!

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