situation. >> brian: thank you very much. that's it for me. if you have not seen it, see me in the morning fox and friends. or pick up my new book in november. thanks for watching "the ingraham angle." good luck, jesse. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." >> there is nothing funnier than millionaires talking about [bleep]. >> jesse: false representation. a new phenomenon. the wild, wild west is back. >> i will talk about something and you fight back for us. you work for us. you don't talk to your boss like that. >> jesse: a hawaii native is here and polyis back on the

road. >> don't hurt yourself. >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: our founding fathers debated a proper form of government. federalists wanted a strong government. the anti-federal governments didn't. the minority tells the majority what they need. leaders believe they have the authority to speak for others. some of these people get offended on your behalf even though you were never offended. you see it all the time. publicists apologize when their client was not sorry. sharp ton claims he represents black america. he never has. on tv pundits swear they know

what is best for women and immigrants. the white house press secretary pulled the curtain back after tweeting this: she accidentally tweeted a message that was supposed to have come from joe biden. biden is not compose his own messages. we are living in the land oz. the real power in washington is behind-the-scenes. feinstein's aid tells her how to vote. we are represented by people we didn't elect. they claim they have our back, but they tonight. in history the public has never had such a powerful voice but no one listens to us. self-appointed leaders walk home without lifting a finger. when anthony's hit song about

rich men, republican politicians misses the message. >> it was funny seeing it on the presidential debate. i wrote that song for those people. that cracks me up. [laughing]. it was funny seeing their response. that song has nothing to do with joe biden. it's bigger than joe biden. that song was written about the people on that stage and a lot more too. not just them but definitely them. >> jesse: the song was about a deep and painful class divide. a lack of compassion for our countrymen. and a government detached from the taxpayers and supported by a financial system that left holes in the hearthand. leaving workers when families hopeless and feeling unheard.

then you have rich, liberal hollywood millionaires known as dwight from the office. who said if i wrote a song about rich men i would not talk about obese people on welfare. i will sing about ceo's who make 400 times their worker's salary. a millionaire from hollywood is telling a guy from rural virginia how he should feel. >> if you had a song about love that resonated like that, it would be impossible to hate you. but you have a song where you are talking about how people are fed up with [bleep]. obviously it resonated. and dwight from the office. [bleep]. he said he would not right about over weight people on welfare. he would write about

billionaires and their taxes. there is nothing funnier than millionaires talking about billion area. -- airs. people are tired of being [bleep] with. >> jesse: why can't a wealthy actor listen to a poor musician and enjoy the song. identifying with the working class and telling them what they think is patrotonizing. melancamp told black americans they are still slaves. >> the playing fields are better than the cotton fields. maybe i am crazy. i am sure why winfield has some --

>> [overlapping talking]. >> is their is 1 or 2% of back people who have a better life. >> 1%? >> why would a right rock star say this? trying to be an ally or you just hate the country you are blind to progress. i can't figure that one out. everyone wants to be a culture warrior but whose culture are you fighting for. they told back america they would be better off in we defunded the police. something nobody wanted except white progressives. >> i was born and raised in oakland. when i walk out of the house i want to be safe. if that calls for whoever commits a crime to be prosecuted

so be it. but we want it to be fair and just. we want the people committing violent crimes to be charged. >> do we need more cops? >> yes. >> jesse: black communities are left to clean up the mess. this came from marxist college professors in ivory-towers and a fantasy land. we see it from sanctuary cities. come in, everybody. we are a sanctuary. it didn't matter to us. we don't have security details and our family and friends live in penthouses with door men. the majority never wanted 3 million foreign nationals showing up on the sidewalk. this is a local meeting about migrants in chicago. >> i don't want them here!

i don't care where they go. this is wrong. 73% of the homeless people in this city are black people. what have you done for them? >> jesse: ignore the public. they don't know any better. remember the washington redskins. they are not even allowed to say that name anymore. washington democrats said it was offensivesive to put a native american warrior on a football helmet. millionaires joined forces with people who don't watch football and buried years of history. the washington commanders. what about the native americans? >> the deep rich history with the redskins name, the myth it's

a derogatory is what we are trying to disspell. the image you see is a real person. we don't have a mascot. that's a real person. >> jesse: notice all of the mascots are white guys and animals. the same thing will happen to women's sports. all of the record holders will be guys. remember latin-x. did anybody ask latinos if they wanted to be referred to that? nobody asked and nobody lynched. privileged people with large platforms have told the majority what is best for them -- the professional class claimed to represent groups. before the digital age they got away with it. there was no way to verify their claim of representation. that has changed.

we know what the people want. americans tell us what they are thinking. whether we want to hear it or not. everyone has a platform. everyone has a voice. it can be measured. and it be listened to. because of the communication revolution americans can speak for themselves. we know when we are being ignored. majority of the country want safe streets and cheaper food and gas and better stores. why don't we have these things in a democracy? we hire people every 2 to 4 years to do what we tell them to do. it's because direct democracy is dangerous. people are too busy taking care of themselves to take care of us. they will have trouble reckoning with us if this goes on for much longer.

tulsi gabbard a former democratic president candidate. why do people claim to represent these group? these politicians say what this sing believes. why is that? >> what is so agrees is if you look at these elite politicians or from hollywood or singers. the more they think ever themselves because of their fame they believe they are somehow an authority on these subjects -- or what is happening in black america or in the streets of rural america. across the country. they say these things. man, you don't have any idea what you are talking about. can game clear with anthony's song. man, he really hit a nerve with his song.

they got defensive. it speaks to maybe deep down inside they know you are so far out of touch. you have no clue. >> jesse: maybe they were never in touch in the first place. where do they think the authority derives from? from money or power or status? did they read a few books in college that told them what other people think? >> that's a great question. if they believe their own hype that they lose touch with reality. bill maher spoke that truth. the serious consequence of this is what we are seeing play out before our eyes in in country and my home community and on maui with the disastrous

response to the tragedy there. when we political leaders who are out of touch with the real needs and challenges and hopes of the american people, then they fail to deliver in the areas that we the people need it most. there are so many examples of the consequences of these people. >> jesse: it will come to a head soon. the school board meetings. the community hearings in maui or chicago, people have had it. thanks, tulsi gabbard. up next breaking news on pauley p.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: paul pelosi is back behind the wheel. after pelosi drunkedly smashed his porsche last summer, records got rid of the breathalizer. he can drive the porsche without blowing into the tube. for his 8 hours of community service he contributed to the community by doing chores at a place called alternatives for better living. the same place he completed his 3 month dui program. including sweeping, dusting, mobbing and taking out of the garbage. all of the things pelosi hires a maid for.

has justice been served? no. but we will take what we can get. the pacific coast has been a laboratory experimenting with drug and crime policies and these experiments failed. in seattle there is a taser gang. >> [screaming]. >> what did you say? >> jesse: good luck banking in seattle. the next atm is a 10 mile walk because they are hauling cash machines. in seattle police are outlawed from pursuing criminals. vehicle persuits are deemed too dangerous. criminals know that. they can commit a crime and speed away. the chief of police is diaz. violent crime is up 25 percent

since he took over. officers are leaving. one officer said chief diaz is incompetent. he was shchecking on the securi at taylor swift's concert. in las vegas an officer was stabbed respondinging to a domestic dispute. >> put your hands behind your back. >> jesse: the lapd now is facing off with an army of mentally ill drug addicts. >> [shouting]. -- >> jesse: a few miles south in san diego a foot pursuit game

fatal. >> get on the [bleep] ground! >> [gunfire]. >> jesse: the west coast hasn't always looked like this. for instance, san francisco used to be beautiful. look at it. used to be clean. civilized. it was healthy. what we are seeing today from progressives is not progress. the san francisco land use commissioner is resigning. in a letter to the mayor he said the unchecked drug dealing is the root of our current problems. he was the mastermind behind the doomed loop tour that invites san francisco to open their drug markets to show them the reality of the city's decay.

the far left said it was a mockery of struggling individuals. he resigned. we will talk about what rock bottom looks like but mass resignations indicate we are there. did you see that video on the return feed? it looked so beautiful in san francisco. people were well behaved and orderly and things looked clean. that was 100 years ago. what is happening here? >> that's right. it's incredible. i am shocked myself, but it keeps getting worse and worse. a liberal court judge disallowed clearing homeless encampments which are drug scenes. people are dying on the streets. we are down 500 police.

the police are demoralized. we are seeing some acknowledgement of it. governor newsom said that elon musk was right. twitter-x is in the middle of the open air drug scenes in downtown san francisco. i think now we are seeing that the public has gone from half of americans say that san francisco is unsafe down from just 30% a decade ago. gavin newsom would like be to president one day. they realized perception of the city is so tarnished they need to change their tune about shutting down the open air drug scenes. >> jesse: i don't know if

california and san francisco are still the launchpad for politics. why did the judge say you can't clear out the open air drug homes campus? >> this was crazy. they appealed in the ninth circuit court. the judge said they could not clear the homeless encampments. the reason was they need to have much nicer places for papal to go. it's not good enough to have a shelter -- there needs to be private rooms or private apartments to bring their lovers or pets? >> jesse: with real estate the way it is? >> it's ridiculous. it appears the appeals court will overturn it. the law doesn't allow that. it's typical of the chaos and misunderstand driving this. not sensitivity to what people are experiencing on the

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the aclu is suing indiana after they denied a sex change for an inmate who strangled an 11-month-old to death. >> a law prohibits them from using taxpayer dollars to fun sex reassignment surgeries for inmates. the aclu argues in a lawsuit

this violate the 8th amendment prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. the inmate was convicted of stranging his or her 11-month-old step daughter in 2021. the aclu claims surgery for richardson is a medical necessity. this is a statement we received on fox news from the attorney general. he said the cost of these surgeries rangers up to $150,000. this is an atrocity. this should be common sense which is something the aclu ignores. we won't back down and we will back the rule of law. this is also interesting. when informed by director

officers his charge was reckless homicide the inmate replied, "all i know i kill the littling -- little f-ing b. >> jesse: times square was a red light district. giuliani came in, in the '90s and cleaned it up. open air sex markets in new york were a thing of the past. not anymore. prostitutes are walking up and down the streets almost naked and twerking in front of school kids. they solicit you whether you

like it or know. -- not. children see. it's not just brooklyn. in queens roosevelt has red light district. women work the streets on the market of sweethearts. it's not just at night. hookers operate in the daylight hours in front of a dental clinic. honey i have a cavity. i will be right back. residents have seen hookers proposition kids. a youtube channel for spanish speakers advertises the market of sweethearts and shows viewers how to negotiate with them. >> [inaudible]. >> [speaking spanish].

>> jesse: we have the same problem in oakland, california. sex workers advertised their services. police tried to stop it. what they did they put up a barricade when hookers solicited people at a grade school but the hookers just moved around the block. in new york the mayor admitted it was filty. >> what i saw over there was horrendous. we can't allow that to continue. those in government are trying to push to legalize. i disagree with that. as long as the law is illegal we will put an operation in to end this. >> jesse: he said he would take care of the sex workers but sources they have not seen an improvement. radical d.a. as won't prosecute

prostitutes. they just go after the sex workers instead of going to the root of the problem. the pimps who traffic women and kids and use them. advocates say the pimps arelet off the hook. this is a former sex trafficking victim. why do you see this explosion in new york and oakland? >> well, because any time an area said we won't do anything about this, the traffickers know to go to that area because they won't get prosecuted. the women are working not by choice, they will get arrested and not the traffickers. >> jesse: it's like a sanctuary for sex traffic? >> absolutely. when law enforcement and politicians look the other way,

the pimps and traffickers are great. we can make more money. >> jesse: when they make a bust and they arrest the prostitutes and book her, she probably bails out. then what? >> then the pimp bails her out. she will probably be beaten and have to go out and earn even more money. it's a daunty situation. -- daunting situation. she will have violence against her. nothing happens to him or the guy that buying hear. it's illegal -- her. buying or selling sex is illegal across the country. not just telling it, but buying it. >> jesse: adams said he will clean it up. thank you very much. you are a brave woman.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: 12,000 people have been displayed after the fires in maui. with the land burned to a crisp residents are suspicious of land grabs who are trying to buy up their powers. they are worry that maui will be built back for rich vacationers and they will be priced out. the hawaii governor issued an emergency on housing development 3 weeks before the fires that put a housing czar in charge of development. the community is suspicious of the governor. the governor says it's not my fault people are angry. they are traumatized. is the governor listening? he bailed out on a community

meeting. >> people are traumatized. we are in an era of mistrust. i respect. that we will build back. we want everyone to know we will only build back when the people tell us how to do it. >> jesse: jay penn showed up and gave everybody a piece of his mind. >> we came here to talk about something and you fight back with us. you work for us. you don't talk to your boss like that. shame! shame is when you steal and when you do something behind everybody's back. look at josh green. a weak man. what is going on? only signs the bill to further his political career. so i can run for president. that's the guy i look up. the guy who screws everybody over to get to the top. that's not what hawaii is about.

>> jesse: former world champ penn joins me now. when you are at these meetings and i salute you. that was a lot of passion. do these politicians arguing with the community? >> yes, they do argue -- they forgot what this was about. you are a public servant here. to serve the people. i used the waiter as a servant. that's what you are here. you are here for us. i ran for governor. as soon as i got in that would be my first words at your service. >> jesse: public service is what the title is to be a politicians. the governor you heard him say on cnn that he will rebuild and

build back better. once he hears from hawaii what they want. haven't you been telling him what you want? >> exactly. with he was first asked what was he going to do in this town. he said i don't want foreigners to come in. the people are in shock. after everybody gets ready. i will talk to them first. he never said that once. >> jesse: how are the people feel ing? the level of distrust. >> i think everybody is picking up real quick about what is going on.

the agenda. the say the wants to take over everything. it's always been that way. hawaii has always been a socialist, communist state. it's time to get out of. the people are in the position with the tax assessment, it's killing everybody. everybody will have to leave. you have people who have been here for generations who will never move. but somebody next to them will sell their house for $10 million and this guy has to pay the tax on it. everybody will be forced out unless we doing in. >> jesse: people are taking advantage of the situation. highest tax state. now a swath of land with no property on it. what have you heard people are up to. >> it's obvious they want to do that. we brought up different things

in the meeting. never once did they say anything dinchlt. they -- different. they are in the hush-hush mode. they cancelled the sunlight law. you can't shine light on everything. they want to keep it secret. >> jesse: they blacked out everything so the public can't see and they have dollar signs in their eyes? >> i believe so. this will be the start. then they will come to the other places. i have no problem fighting these guys for any city, land. one acre or whatever it is. we have to fight them. we can't stop. we have nothing else to do. >> jesse: you have a big heart. tell everybody i love them.

you should hold up at every community hearing and grab the mic. >> i might have to. >> jesse: thank you. what are people thinking of trump's mug shot? >> what did you think of that? >> [bleep]. >> [speaking foreign language].

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>> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: donald trump got a bug hot and biden is tired and covid is coming back. what do you think about it. johnny went to coney island. >> ♪ ♪ >> donald trump's mug shots? what did you think of that? >> hilarious. . >> fabulous! i want a t-shirt. >> he looked good. >> [bleep] funny. >> funny. >> let me know how those come out? >> how many mug shots look well? >> elvis presley. >> maybe he is the elvis of our time. >> they said i look like elvis. >> he made the decision not to smile? >> smart. mean mug. >> taking it seriously. >> probably mad as hell. >> he practiced in front of a mirror.

>> i am the fairest. >> when you saw donald trump did it make you want to vote for him? >> he was a good president because he helped a lot of black people. >> i would choose trump over joe biden. >> wapitis who wants to vote for biden. >> i don't like him but tell you why i like him. >> what does that mean? >> joe biden said he is tired. any advice? >> go back to school. he will stutter and don't know what to say. >> cocaine. drugs. >> cocaine was found in the white house. >> retire. maybe that will work. >> that's the white house. >> what would your platform be? >> what you mean? >> what would you stand for? >> what you mean? >> never mind. >> how could joe be tired.

he spent august on vacation. >> hawaii on fire and he goes on vacation. >> it's better than when trump was in office where there was just chaos. >> the afghanistan withdrawal and all of that? >> yes. >> that was in biden. >> i don't know. >> i am tired of joe biden trying to lock up his political opponent aren't you? >> yes. >> it is a hit job. >> the secret is [inaudible]. [laughing]. >> how is joe biden doing? >> don't jump. you look crazy enough to jump. don't jump. >> ♪ ♪ >> what is up with kamala harris? >> i don't know who that is. >> who is the [bleep] is that? >> [laughing]. >> it's coney island. yeah.

>> did you don't want kamala harris to be the you are a racist? >> i am not a raisist. racist. please. >> covid is coming back. get another shot and mask up? >> hard pass. >> i got no shot and never caught covid. >> don't walk in fear. >> don't let it dominate. don't let it take over your lives. >> ♪ ♪ >> what do you want to tell jesse watters? >> appreciate you. >> stay free. >> i love you. [laughing]. >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: a big crazy moon out. blood moon. i don't know what they call it. there it is right there. the statute of liberty. check out the temple of apollo in greece.

how perfect. was that's a good moon. we have san francisco's golden gate bridge. bloody. let's do some texts. greg: wait until tomorrow's show. cecil from texas: [laughing]. john from florida: jimmy from new york: they linked it to cnn within 45

minutes. kerry. that's all for night. i am watters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ sean welcome to "hannity." i am pete in for sean. we are a reminder of sad but preventible news. we are removed from one of the darkest chapter-11 bankruptcy chapters in american history --. joe biden's retreat from afghanistan. over 160 als