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prime time. and santana. there's always been a mug shot phenomenon in american culture and iconic artists like elvis or frank sinatra for decades have been put up as decor in barbershops, diners, pizza parlors and jane fonda was a rebellion in the 70s and was a fashion impact and others wore them like a badge of honor and john lewis arrested for protesting during the civil rights movement and martin luther king jr. was arrested 29 times for fighting for civil rights and his mug shot for decades was used as a symbol of what happens when you stand up for something you believe in. but no mug shot will ever be as iconic as the mug shot of donald j. trump, the most famous man in the world.

first ever of a former president and it's been the most sought after image and democrats in the media salivating at the thought ovdonald trump being booked in a jail cell and listen to how giddy and grade schoolish msn -- ghoulish msnbc was. >> he'll surrender for processing and defendants facing charges up to and including violent crimes for stabbings are frequent and three people have lost their lives over the last month. that jail is where the disgraced ex-president of these united states is heading right now. jesse: self-described journalist celebrated when his mug shot was released. >> i still remember that he made five teenagers my age take a mug shot. that he wanted them not just to take a mug shot but wanted them

dead. i despise donald trump because he to me signified the rich white guy in manhattan that absolutely hated and despised me. people like trump, persecuted black and brown people in new york. it's lawler they did for fun. it's what they did for pleasure. to me, this is justice and the fact that manhattan didn't give him a mug shot was offensive and he's a hero. >> even joe biden who never answers questions left his lake tahoe lair today to smirk. >> have you seen donald trump's mug shot yet? >> i did see it on television. >> what'd you think? >> [inaudible]. jesse: that's the first time biden's told the truth. it's a handsome mug shot. my wife says he looks fierce. he looks hard. he doesn't look scared, does he? doesn't look humiliated and he looks exactly the opposite of how the left thought he'd look the media once they observe the

impact of the image now say it wasn't natural or authentic and the look was planned. >> former president's team discuss what had they wanted that mug shot to look like prior to him going to the fulton county jail and taking it and the former president himself ultimately decided he wanted to look "defiant. that's something that his advisers have told me. he chose purposesfully not to smile. jesse: can you believe the former president struck a determined glare and why won't he plead guilty and serving his sentence and the press is now saying this about the mug shot. he wants you to look at him. of course, the president enjoys flying around the country getting arrested by

democratickers. it's a bid for attention and as if donald trump had trouble drawing attention for himself. the man has made billions through self-promotion, marketing and branding. do you really think he spent the last couple years thinking, you know, i was just president for four years and before that i was a tv star and one thing i haven't done is a mug shot. that'll really get people to look at me. they compare his mug shot medusa. once you look at him, your fate is already sealed. they go onto say photos are typically exercised as enforced humility and trump is a display of ongoing power and treats it as our me nassau county and the media's -- menace and the media is worried they've created a monster and understand how powerful imagery is and traffic imagery for a living and can feel the power of that picture. they can't control it. it's not what they thought it would be. no matter what they say about it, you can't lie to voters

about a photograph. you don't need the media to interpret a photograph for you. they've lost their grip on the story and handed donald trump a political gift that'll last a lifetime. everyone is talking about the mug shot. democrats and republicans. the media doesn't own the photo, the public owns it. and the memes are sensational. this one showing a white house portrait of the mug shot being put up. there's another one. thug life. the trump mug shots like the new t-shirt. the image represents something. you feel something when you see it. it's iconic and infamous. and the media feels it too. jowski an image that will be -- an image that will be cemented in history. i mean, how many images are there of donald trump? he's maybe the most famous person on the planet and this particular photo with the fulton

county -- tell me what this is elmore blazenned on the corner there and that'll be iconic and infamous. they're going to embrace it and they're going to use it as the ultimate example of his entire cam tiana, which is they're out to get me. jesse: the mug shot is already being capitalized and democrats were fundraising off of it and donald trump already selling t-shirts, coosies, mugs, car magnets on the site. it is jet fuel for the campaign. ironically for his legal defense fund. independent sellers are printing the mug shot on coffee mugs and anything with a trump mug shot is a hot commodity. wait till halloween and see the trump mug shot costume and flags at tailgates and trump mug shot birthday cakes and bikinis and

tapping into something real. look at urban atlanta yesterday when trump's motorcade drove by. >> martha stuart caught that felony ands to all the cookouts with snoop dogg. bro, tram subpoena a brother now. go to zone 6 in atlanta, you're a brother. say what you want, but they [bleep] people that go to jail. they [bleep] with people in the penitentiary. jesse: elections of 2% of the

black votes and biden loses and now donald trump is being seen as a martyr and donald trump before running for president was seen as a popular icon in black communities. the streets are talking about them in a way they've never talked about him before. democrats thought the mug shot was going to be the end for trump. but it may be the start. a new beginning. steven miller the founder for america first legal and senior adviser to trump and cara davis host of just listen to yourself podcast. cara, what's the impact of the mug shot will be? >> jesse, totally honest with you, when i first saw the mug shot and there's a lot of people like this is bad ass. i'm like i don't think black

people are glorifying this. then i thought, it is kind of bad ass so i called a couple of black men i knew and asked them and they placeically said the same thing and called my husband and said what do you think. he looks defiant and i realize, yeah, a lot of people are responding really well to this and a lot of black men are like this feels counter cultural and we're always fighting the system and here is the system coming for another person. i love that clip of the martha stuart comparison. so in is serious. it's a very serious thing happening to the former president. it's resinating among particularly black men and where it's not resinating with black women. i went onto social media and took the temperature of what was going on between men and women, and by far women were disgusted

and cheering the mug shot and the men were also cheering the mug shot but they were saying we're going to vote for him. along those lines they're split by gender in the black community and we're in for an interesting ride. jesse: we sure are. that's an interesting analysis. steven miller, what was the first thing you felt because this is all about emotion. when you laid your eyes on it. >> you're right, it's all about political and the eyes of the window into the human soul and that blazing sent vise that we saw in that photograph revealed on the behalf of 300 million americans. that's one of the most powerful images that i've seen. yeah, through the injustice and through the autocracy and crushing heel of the government and democratic party and one man

and his two eyes looked straight into the hearts of the american people and said i will not give up and will not back down and i will not surveillance vender and i will see this through no matter how it ends. they will not break me. that's what that photograph says. those of us who believe and hoped that there would be a real man, a true man some day and we know that we'll be riding in this battle and struggling toll save democracy with a real man, jesse. jesse: steven miller, i didn't see that coming on a friday night and that was very, very powerful. cara, explain why black women see it one way and black men see it another. >> that's a rough question. i think that would take a lot more time to analyze than we have. jesse: do it in 30 seconds. >> look, i think a lot of -- we -- if boils down to a lot of who thinks should be taking care of them. i think a lot of black women

feel like the government should be taking care of them. and a lot of black men -- this is why it's not that shocking when people like ice cube come out for guys like trump. these guys have scraped their way out of the hood and poverty and they're capitalist and that's what they appreciate. if anything comes from this, jesse, i think this is what we need to come to when we look at the effect it's having in pop culture particularly among black men. that where republicans need to be going is the inner city to campaign and people are interested in this message and this mug shot and the whole trump saga is speaking to them. republicans would be fools not to take advantage of our time and go in and start messaging in those communities. jesse: real quick, stephen, i'll give you maybe 20 seconds. >> have you tried to take a driver's license photo or passport photo or any government photo. how the hell did trump do this? those thinking any government

issued id in their entire lives have never had a photo that was even close to good. let alone our best moment. how does the man take the literal best photo of his life in a freaking booking shot in a georgia fulton county jail? this could be his single most impressive feat of all, jesse. jesse: miller, i've booked the fulton county jail photograph tore do my christmas card. that's how good he is. >> yes, exactly. jesse: guys, have a good weekend and stay out of trouble, especially you, miller. >> thanks, jesse. >> thank you. jesse: biden fired the prosecutor in ukraine and now that prosecutor is talking about the bribes. ♪ we face as educators is how do we motivate students to invest themselves in learning? when we set out to develop acellus gold. we decided to take this challenge head on. what would happen if student motivation was built directly into the dna of the learning experience? the first time i saw students learning on a acellus gold.

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the trump mug shot and the fox debate this week, we'd like to show you what speaker kevin mccarthy said about the road towards impeachment and it looks like it'll begin maybe in october. >> the thing that holds up whether to do impeachment inquiry provide us the documents we're asking and the whole determination here is how the biden's handle this. if they provide us the documents, there wouldn't be a need for impeachment but if they withhold the documents and fight like they have now to not provide to the american public what they deserve to know, we will move forward with impeachment inquiry coming back into session. jesse: not only do we expect to find more filthy foreign bribes snaking their way into biden family bank accounts and the cover story is collapsing the obama administration didn't want biden to fire the ukrainian prosecutor. the obama administration told prosecutor victor shokin he made

good progress fighting corruption and the billion dollar loan was on the way and state's department top point person on ukraine told shokin anti-agenda government and biden went rogue he was asked till he shared the money for the biden family and now the fired prosecutor shokin is speaking out and joe bind was likely bribed by joe biden. watch. >> i do not want to deal in unproven facts but my firm personal conviction is that they were being bribed and the fact that joe biden gave away $1 billion in u.s. money in exchange for my dismissal and firing. isn't that alone a case of

corruption. corruption. jesse: the fired prosecutor said if not for biden, ukraine probably won't be at war with russia today. >> there's no doubt that his actions have damaged the u.s. reputation in ukraine. it is public knowledge everybody knows and it was the cause of joe biden is russia claimed crimea without firing a single shot and full scale war and it was underway. jesse: it looks like the biden family had bogus impeachment and and representative manicy may with -- nancy may. are you going to bring shokin in and talk to him and where does this lead to impeachment inquiry?

>> aud i'd love to bring them io the investigation and come back into september and i have to tell you, jesse, article 2 section 4 of the constitution, bribery is one of the basis for iminome peachment in the country and -- impeachment and the bank records and businesses know where the bodies are buried and they'll be the nail in the coffin for joe biden because if he did nothing wrong, why lie. if he did nothing wrong, why lie and synergy home is there millions and millions from burisma and china and their bank accounts quite frankly and it was brachyobama saying do not -- barack obama saying don't underestimate joe biden's ability to f things up and he's done it this time. jesse: sure has. where do you stand and looking into offshore accounts they've been hiding and i don't know if you've looked into joe biden's personal checking account. there's the wilmington trust account that looked like the piggy bank for the family. where do we stand?

>> we need the reports and it's a staggering amount of money and north of 50 million when it's all said and done and have to have the physical bank records and a lot of foreign banks involved and costs money and takes time and engage the banks to get those and those will be the nail in the coffin in this investigation if we can prove the bribery that all the other witnesses are alleging. some of the fbi documents as well. jesse: he'll say the penny hit my checking account and does that matter? other millions of dollars hit his family member's account? >> it was spread around the family entirely and joe biden cannot deny he was in business with hunter biden and other family members and if we could show the saars reports and the amount of money laundering they have and the bank accounts and it's involved and staggering and no way what this guy did was legal and none of this happens

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would be illegal because sandra and sheldon share the same bank account but since he's a member of congress, this is called saving the environment. big government, big food and big pharma conspired to juice their power and profits while making you fat and sick, especially your kids. fruit juice robert barron michelle obama forces her sugar water down their throats and john kerry's family has their eyes on the school lunch program, a $25 billion market and kraft heinz con classroom rat is pushing to -- conglomerate is pushing to put lunchables in the school nationwide and going to store with mom and dad and see the shelves and ask them for the same thing and you've seen lunchables and pseudo turkey and cheese products on a ritz-like cracker. look at this thing. look how little it is.

is that lunch and crack this thing open. this isn't even, this isn't even real turkey. this is slime. it's all wet. i take my makeup off with this stuff. look at this, this is just a cracker. look at this. this is government cheese. it's not even real cheese on the back it's congealed cheese whiz. it says prepared cheese product. that means they can't call it cheese because it's not real cheese. they call it cheese product. i can't even look at this. it's disgusting. they want your children addicted to toxins and today lunchables are so unhealthy, even with the low standards for school lunches. it's illegal to serve them in the cafeteria. so kraft heinz has a plan. how did they change the recipe? one piece of fruit in the plastic box next to the cheese whiz and sell in the produce aisle because when you put

broccoli next to turkey slime and fake cheese, it's a health food and the biden administration is set to appalunchables in schools nationwide. big food gets rich and big pharma richer by treating the obese and unhealthy population. how do we fix this? cali means @ true medicofounder and big food whistle blower and joins me now. i mean, it's really a crime to serve lunchables as a lunch to school children and it's actually a bigger crime isn't it while there's profit being met. >> jesse, we're both parents of new young children, and i have to say as pans, we have -- parents, we have to say enough is enough. let's follow the money and go step by step how this happens and we all remember michelle obama talking about healthy school lunches and it was a good policy and she caved. obama's sick tear of state craft

and lobbied the obama administration millions and put pressure on michelle obama and stepped away from healthy school lunches and talking about exercise. then kraft and big food paid fda and nutrition and bide lines recommend trying sugar and by food companies and pharma companies and issued millions to people making a nutrition guidelines and those nutrition guidelines inform the school lunch guidelines and trillion funding of school lunches and using those guidelines that they paid for and it is now their $25 billion can transfer now for the federal treasury with school lunch programs and highly processed food and i'm begging, john kerry, begging michelle obama, mr. kerry, i know you like to fly on your private jet

but please, these people need to have moral courage and say enough is enough and we cannot be serving highly processed food to kids as kids, jesse, are getting slaughtered right now. jesse: how can we lobby the biden administration to shut this stupid money transfer to heinz and kraft to make the kids sick? how can we shut that down? >> well, jesse, there's a bipartisan outcry and rfk's campaign is really fueled by this issue as kids are getting more obese and more diabetic and higher rates of autism and autoimmune conditions and given up all at once and need more lunchtimeables and pharmaceuticals and back to basic and out of the corruption and frankly, president trump, if you're going on instagram and made a very powerful statement and get this corruption from big pharma and don't have to get to the root cause and we need to stop recommending this food for years and the usda offered millions by kraft and other big

food companies and we need guidelines to say no sugar and no process food that flows into the nutritional lunches and stop subsidizing it with food stamps and $100 billion a year and federal treasury to poisoning our kids and if we stop that, we will unleash our human capital and save trillions of downstream health costs and we'll give our kids a fighting chance and we're not giving them right now. jesse: kelly, i love your passion and you're the paul revere of health and i hope everybody hears this suggest and we'll lobby this administration hard on this and this is poison as you say. keep up the good fight. >> the solutions are easy. thank you, jesse. jesse: thank you. well, the founder of the fyre festival is out of prison and next he's on prime time. ♪

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jesse: in 2017, billy mcfarland hot shot entrepreneur put

together the fyre festival and models and a list music artists and boats jet skis and plans. >> all the models in the bah bahamas. >> the most insane festival the world has seen. >> he would not take no and kept pulling money in somehow. >> desperate people do desperate things and lying to investors and making it seem like we were making a ton of money and we weren't. >> that's fraud. >> there's mattresses all over the place getting soaked. >> save yourself mode kicked n. it's a free for all. >> it became this looting mentality and angry mob and they're missed off and want their money. jesse: dilly mcfarland produced the worst party in history and it was so bad it was a crime. >> we spent $30 million to execute this. we had 250 houses rented. >> not true. >> i spent $5.9 million of my own money. >> not true. he lied to investors and

defrauded and investors and customers and employees. jesse: there was no cabanas and no tents. sandwiches were probably lunchables and running water and violence broke out and 26 million and convicted and sentenced to six years in prison and after four years and tell me what's it's done. billy is a free man. a new idea was hatched and fyre festival 2. >> my first year i partnered with the biggest and best tv company if the world to produce a documentary called after the fyre and worked one of the biggest production companies to sign fyre festival and finally today we're announced fyre festival 2. this is your chance to get in and everything i've been working towards.

let's [bleep] go. jesse: fyre festival founder billy mcfarland is here with us. what's wrong with you? >> it's hard to watch myself in a tiktok video and can you believe i sold tickets from a sunday morning video. jesse: what are you doing here again with the fyre festival? >> nothing taking away from the bad decisions i made five yearsing a, and that is not okay. i'm here to pay people back and to make my mark and build something. j you're paying people back? >> every month. with a party. it's just so wild but i have professional support this time. and they're not letting me do any logistics. jesse: you didn't have professional support last time. >> that was definitely one of the problems. jesse: now you have somebody that knows how to throw a real party. >> i know someone that can throw a real party and come here and do tiktok videos. jesse: you don't have anything to do with this party. you're just selling it? >> i'm here to sell it.

take people from around the world, bring them together and create an experience and get everybody back on the line. jesse: nothing there and people were sleeping in rain. >> so i was totally wrong and two ways to look at this and i can crawl into a hole and die and get back up and spent the next 50 years of my life trying to pay people back. jesse: you've changed and you're a new man and spent time in prison. how was that? >> four years and rough and not fun. jesse: was it a real prison or was it like -- >> it was a real prison in michigan for the last one and i'm sure they're watching live so hang in there, guys. your day is coming. jesse: was it a rough scene in there for you? >> they would fight over fox and cnn on tv physically. i wonder if that's happening now. jesse: okay. did you go at first to a swankey

prison? >> slightly swankey. swankey for prisons. didn't last very long there. jesse: what happened in >> long story short, i tried to do a podcast from jail, which is not a good idea. jesse: you love attention. >> i don't know. i think i love bringing people together and i was just like hard to be separated from friends and family and had to grow up and mature and realize the gravity of this. jesse: are you promising things will go right this time? >> i'm promising i'm getting the proper help and staying so far away from the areas where i suck. jesse: people doing the party don't want you anywhere near the party? >> not really, no. the next is the ends of next year and home they let me come. jesse: no date? >> end of next year. jesse: no date for the party and people have bought tickets? >> yes. jesse: how do they know how to plan? >> fyre1 was culture zones and embarked and met people that

materially impacted their life and that's what i'm trying to build for fyre2. jesse: where is this party? >> in the caribbean? >> can't say. partners will kill me. jesse: it's going to be great. it's all secretive. secretive. >> i have a sheet of things i can say. jesse: i feel terrible for participating in this scam of a party but you're on thin eyes and not used in the material sending to johnny. >> he's coming. jesse: hopefully never comes back. >> packed granola bars and protein bars in case. jesse: good job. gad you're out of prison. mug shot not as good as trumps. >> i was smiling too much. jesse: got to go with the fierce look. >> i'm not very tough. jesse: let's not have another mug shot. >> no, can't do that again. jesse: up next, sink or swim. ♪

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jesse: sink or swim time. charly arnolt. >> there you government jesse: and joe concha. mic check, which got the most talk time on fox news on republican debate this week. vivek or mike pence? >> i'm going to go pence on this one. one. jesse: who talked more? >> can i speak on this issue? >> you did answer. >> i'd like to say something. >> we thought you were done. please. >> i wasn't done. >> i should have known he was inserting himself at every moment. jesse: overcaffeinated. he's in the allowed to do drugs. jesse: a recent concert that a woman is a woman and a man is a

man. peter frampton or carlos santana? >> i think it was probably carlos santana. jesse: charlie is guessing. >> i don't know who peter tr frampton because he's a man from the 70s. >> a woman is a woman and a man is a man. jesse: is that carlos? >> not looking good. jesse: sorry, charlie, it's a new generation and win both or lose both. >> over a decading a and she's running for senate. octo mom or tan mom? who's running for senate? >> charlie is tan but not a mom. >> no, not yet. >> i'm going tan mom. jesse: tan mom. you're going oco mom. >> we're just clashing here. our history has anything to say you're probably going to win

this one. jesse: category animal house this week. the biden administration. holies holes in the border walle can migrate through. you have to -- okay. i'll go opposite. >> you're going opposite. >> only about 200 miles of that border wall in place and a motivated antelope. jesse: you're a good sport. we're going into a tie breaker

and that's dangerous. great deductible. system of articulation jesse: don't overthink this too much, charlie. tie breaker. how many drinks does biden want to cap americans at? >> does it matter over under? >> two. >> i was going to say two. i was. jesse: we're going to do the next tie breaker. jesse: how many pounds does jesse jr. weigh? >> 26 pounds if you measure height. >> i will go because i feel like if we're playing price is right if you over i'll do 22 pounds. jesse: charlie, we tried. he's 30. charlie, everything we possibly could to give you a fair shot. >> i appreciate it. >> it was her first time. >> my first time. >> she took us to double overtime. >> i wanted you to look good. >> thank you, charly.

jesse: check charly and outkick people. >> better luck next time. >> rematch. jesse: golf update, i haven't quit, yet. new swing. keep the left arm straight, loosen the hands, get down on the ball, and swing nice and easy. guys, that's so much more fun when you're good. let's do some voice mails, it's friday. darlene from ohio. >> you're the hottest man alive. i want to know why the heck trump's getting indicted for everything and biden is just sitting there at the beach. love you hot man. jesse: unknow caller from long beach, california. >> i will tell you that trump's picture is fabulous.

what a macho. i love it. jesse: macho, macho man. this is unknown. mike, munsville, new york. >> if i was one of the antelope, i'd want to head there too and it's a lot safer there than north of the border. jesse: if i were an antelope. cheryl from hurricane, utah. >> hey, jesse, why are you promoting or having people experiment with psychedelic mushrooms? jesse: i didn't promote it. i never promoted it. i was just interviewing someone that was promoting it. and from san diego, california. >> listening to you tonight, i'm ready to get up and kick ass. jesse: watch your mouth. doug from springfield, missouri. >> jesse, you should have greg gutfeld on more often. remember, he's the new king of late nights. jesse: that sounded like gutfeld

disguising his voice. penny from palm harbor, florida. >> jesse, how about giving autoof us a good suggestion how to handle the stress that goes with the craziness in the world? jesse: stretching, walking, massage, alcohol. there's one more i can't tell you about. i'm watters and this is my world. >> welcome to the special edition of hannity this friday night. the weaponization of justice in america and now the 45th president of the united states donald trump is probably, what, the most recognizable person on the face of the earth, but last night