take back power and put them in their place. >> it is really crazy. a lot of it in california. i am kayleigh mcenany in for laura ingraham. tune in weekdays, 12:00 p.m. eastern when i will co-host "outnumbered". tune in at lunchtime. this is the last of the this. jesse watters. >> the respect and dignity of every person and the rest. >> san francisco values. and dignity? what? >> people that conquer the world, they're your enemies. >> white house cocaine gate, secret service responds. >> i won't let her step foot. that is me putting her in harm's way. >> boys exposing

themselves in the girls bathroom. plus, where's the rockefeller? ♪ >> jesse: nancy pelosi and joe biden have a message for you this labor day weekend. america is in perfect health and if you don't believe that, you're in a cult. the two oldest, most corrupt, most con iefg politicians of the last half century whose policies are responsible for high crime and open borders and low wages should have some humility, should have some empathy. in fact, both should be red in the face after strangling us with pandemic protocols, earning more money, blaming russia for inflation. when you're that old, you assume a sense of arrogance that casually drips from your lips, knowing what you say won't be fact checked or questioned. almost as if you open your

mouth, the word of god comes out. when you reach that echelon in the democratic party, senior moments just become moments. you're like a grandfather clock that looms over the living room, chimes in, not doing much, tick tick ticking away. no one expects you to go anywhere. usually the older you get, the wiser you get. in the case of nancy pelosi and joe biden, the older you get, the more bitter you get. elder statesmen without the statesmanship. nancy pelosi offered advise to the republican party. would you listen to advice from someone whose entire career has been focused on decimating the republican party, arresting republicans, spying on them, smearing them as racist traitors? nancy is at the point in her life she will offer you her opinion. doesn't matter if you want it or not. i'm sure you know people

like that. >> i say to the republicans all the time take back your party. republican party is a great party. you've done great things for our country. you're not a cult to a thug. >> were those real pearls? most definitely. maybe nancy thinks the next election is in the bag. maybe she knows something we don't. is biden guaranteed to win the next election? kind of how nancy is talking because politicians don't usually call 78 million voters cult members. usually they try to appeal to those americans, but not nancy. she's so cocky, she doesn't have to appeal and persuade which tells me she doesn't want our vote. why not? either the next election is a lock or we don't share her values. >> interesting to see how there's a certain element of the population who will just go for him. there are people we would

probably never get, don't share our values in terms of respect and dignity and worth of every person. >> jesse: san francisco values, thank god we don't share that. savage criminals dominate the public, partial birth abortion, where is the dignity in that and respect for each person's worth in that? all i see is disrespect. nancy made millions in what looks like insider trading. she thinks she's better than us. san francisco values are not american values. and if nancy doesn'ts want to sit at the same table, shake your hand, court your vote, don't take it personally. wear it with a package of honor. nancy believes she has the clout to be judgmental and not pay a price. joe biden carries himself with the same air of in vinceability. he slept his way to the top and is propped in by the intel agencies. he can walk in the rose

garden, start auctioning hunters's paintings and still able to secure the democrat nomination. the democrat bench is that thin and joe biden is that good a puppet. type up something, he will read it, we'll beat the traffic to friday before we get to labor day weekend. >> as you head into labor day, we ought to take a step back and take note of the fact that america is now one of the strongest job creating periods of our history. today we have the strongest economy in the world because when the middle class does well, everyone does well. i am a capitalist. way i look at it, biden am imcompetents is another way of restoring the american dream. >> joe biden told you it was a great summer. maybe he had a great summer because he spent half of it at the beach. 40 days off. and we are not counting days at the white house and didn't do a single event. most of the country is living paycheck to paycheck. most of the country didn't have a great summer. you don't restore the

american dream with high crime and high prices. china had a great summer, killed over a million of us with covid and fetanyl and biden never held them accountable. if you're an antelope, joe biden cut 114 holes in the border wall to migrate to mexico. if you were a migrant, you had a great summer, except if you were sex trafficked or baked in biden cages in arizona. the biden administration set back to back records for illegal immigration, on pace for a third. biden says we should all be grateful. >> the president did more to secure the border to deal with this issue of immigration than anybody else. he really has. >> we reached the point in the biden administration where they can lie to your face and the country accepts being lied to, on the sunday shows this week, every pundit will call trump the liar. this is what happens when they call the afghanistan evacuation a success, covid a success, high

gogas prices a success. do the people of maui think it was a good summer? >> i'm sick of it. i'm done with being nice. this is not going to be a hospitality destination any more. if you want to come here, it will be cultural. get to know the people. i'm done. we can survive. if the united states will help us, $40 billion goes to ukraine. [bleep] nothing coming to us. my tax paying money for 60 years for [bleep]. they take care of ukraine, [bleep] 40 billion. >> that's a guy with good values, nancy. that's a guy whose dignity i respect. those are american values that perhaps nancy and joe used to honor, but not any more. why do i have the feeling

nancy and joe biden care more about wiley feeds than honest owners. watch the video, guess whose side the democrats are taking. >> ah! no! okay. ah! >> the democrats city council in sacramento, south of where her san francisco values rubbed off wrote a bill where business owners can't defend their stores any more. how do those people feel about that? >> sb553, no! >> many convenience store business owners are concerned about a small clause for bidding nonsecurity workers at businesses from confronting alleged shoplifters and thieves. >> a bad bill for re

reta retailers. this bill allows the criminals to come to our store and grab and go. if we cannot stop them, police cannot stop them, what reason for them not to steal again? >> exactly. democrats want stores to let themselves be looted. just like they didn't want the mccluskeys be able to defend themselves, your store is public property. this is legalizing communism. you can walk into any private shop and take whatever you want. anything under 1,000 bucks isn't a felony. biden said he is a capitalist, will anyone ask the president if he supports legalized ransacking? probably not. joe biden won't be asked about anything. we hope joe enjoys another vacation that he doesn't deserve, hope nancy enjoys a full body napa cab with paul who doesn't have to use his breathalyzer any more. to those with american values, not san francisco values, we would like to honor your hard work and

certainly your composure sitting through what appears to be nearly 45 years of the nancy and joe show. i can almost see the curtain coming down. head to will cane, host of "fox & friends" weekend. how do you feel being lectured to by nancy pelosi of all people? >> bravo tonight, just a masterpiece. >> thank you. >> i listen to what you had to layout, i think about bread and circus. you may be from east palestine, ohio, vote red, may vote republican, have come to realize what the government is there for, capable of. you may be from la haina. and you realize the government is too bureaucratic and fat to muster any real empathy and too incompetent to solve problems, keep trading false promises. the two individuals are emblematic of the federal government. they give you false

promises. they're con men. the promises, why they think it was a good summer is reality tv. they indicted their villain, went after their man. they are defined by donald trump. >> jesse: that's what they want on tv screens so they don't have to talk about smash and grab rings. they legalized smash and grab. think about that bill. you're going to have to sit around while people loot your store and can't stop them. that's legalizing communism. do you think they'll ever be asked about that? >> well, look at the clip you played. i'm no expert, i think the shop store owners were seek. these people have been sold promises better part of a half century. if you go one way, you're on the side of virtue, the party looks out for you. on the other side, you're on the side of racists. reality in the case of shop store owners have mugged them in the face. >> tell you to come here

for the american dream. you can sell what you need to sell, make a living, send your daughter or son to colleges, that's all going away through crime, inflation, immigration. it is all going away. they're saying everything is fine. this is going to have long term consequences on this country. >> they say the most impactful issue is quality of life. can i walk down the street safely? >> not you, you get mobbed by fans. >> besides me, except when i'm next to you, then i am quietly in the shadows. >> stop it. >> next to your bright light. quality to rundown the street safely, run your store without being robbed, these are issues that can no longer be delivered. promises are empty checks when it comes to democrats. move to san francisco. >> you said something about the reality tv. it is a show. it is a reality tv show, when he puts on the aviators on analyze, that's when you know the show starts.

>> the real reality tv show is they have defined themselves for now, what are we looking at, 8 years by an existence in opposition of donald trump. i am telling you, reality tv as you point out they're selling for the next 18 months and through the summer, we got the bad guy. he is indicted four times over. we have reintroduced your purpose. >> are they worried that that plot might see a twist? >> well, i don't know that they're worried. i would guess, they would be surprised. we indict him, his numbers go up. we indict him, his numbers go up. i could keep going. four times. we indict him, his numbers go up. >> he is the only one they want arrested. it is a sad story. shouldn't be joking about it. happy labor day. you are working tomorrow? >> i am working, what do you have, something you wear all white, sip a bubbly drink? >> please, you play water polo. good-bye, will. fox news alert. an update on coke gate.

secret service said there was a blind spot in the exact location. we foiaed to see who was coming in and out. secret service originally denied a request. we appealed. they finally got back to us on the appeal and said there are no records responsive to our request. means one of two things. either there's conveniently no cameras anywhere near where the coke was found, that's not what they led us to believe, or secret service blew up the camera footage like they blew up the coke. we foy aed security footage, library, cubby, entrance area, said footage is exempt for security purposes. we have more out. but the next republican president will certainly release the cocaine tapes and since dana perino is monitoring the next debate, i suggest that she, the moderator, have

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. >> jesse: kamala harris is a woman of many talents. she's a diagram expert, space cadet, fashion icon. being vice president is not one of her talents. in a new book called "the last politician" the author talks about the biden presidency after spending two-and-a-half

years with full access, and unfortunately for kamala, he describes her as a minor player in the biden administration. kamala is left out of important white house meetings and he says as much as she tries, she always seems to put the wrong foot forward. he says she has rabbit ears, is overly sensitive to any hint of criticism. because of that, kamala let's criticism guide her, failing to rack up any meaningful achievements. this is why biden is forced to run for re-election. retirement makes her the heir apparent. a landslide would almost certainly follow. isn't joe running for re-election for the good of the country, he is running to spare the first african american vice president national humiliation. have you noticed a change in americans' behavior? i have. do you find people courteous, civilized on

the sidewalk, restaurants or on the road? not as much as they used to be. we are in an era of confrontation. we lack self-restraint. simple misunderstandings have a way of snowballing into brawls or worse, cat fights. country music concerts are usually places of camaraderie. but not this one in pittsburgh. >> [bleep]. >> jesse: women didn't straight up fight other women when i was growing up. i don't know, this is a new phenomenon. it is being rewarded on social media, but that's another issue. you have the parenting factor, but it could be something deeper. people's boiling points are here now.

in denver, look at this pilot, swinging an ax at a security gate. i get it, mayor pete is a terrible transportation secretary, but an ax, really? and this guy is supposed to fly our planes? maybe will smith started a trend jumping on stage and slapping performers because now crowds just throw drinks and cell phones at stars. i've had two drinks thrown on my head, a beer and vodka soda with lime. are we in a rush? are we bored? axios has a theory. a mix of worsening mental health and dekaying societal may be driving the trend that could extend far beyond covid's uph upheaval. if this is true, america is about to enter the octagon. according to cnn, covid is back. quote. it seems like everyone has covid-19. and this wave is probably worse than official data suggests. dr. fauci has now come out

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>> jesse: it was a short time ago in loudon county, virginia where a boy dressed as a girl committed rape. the father accused the school district of covering it up, and the superintendent had him arrested. the superintendent was then fired. and everyone was hit with lawsuits. you would think other districts would learn from this, but they haven't.

vicksburg school in michigan is still allowing boys not only to use girls' bathrooms but girls' locker rooms. boys stripping naked in front of the girls, exposing themselves. boys are staring girls down in the bathroom. girls are terrified. they're scared to use the bathroom. parents have accused the school district of facilitating child sexual abuse. >> i believe this is not only a moral and indecent, i believe it meets standards of child sexual abuse. >> the school's defense statement was but nothing has happened yet. that is the keyword, yet. is anyone on the board willing for the first victim to be their daughter or granddaughter? it seems we are living in a world right is made out to be wrong, what's wrong is forced to be accepted. >> put me in that situation is unexcusable. >> when i was growing up, if i went in the girls locker room and got naked, i would be expelled,

committed to a mental institution and fitted with a straightjacket. if you do that today, you're celebrated for embracing your new gender identity? what? sexual predatory behavior is now allowed under gender inclusion. thankfully, parents of students are suing. parent richard cutshaw and his daughter join me now. i will go to you, the parent, richard. what happened with your daughter? what has she told you is going on? >> she told us that she experienced a male in her bathroom when she was in there and we started asking questions and found out this was going on for quite awhile, had been going on and several female students experienced not only in bathrooms but in their locker rooms. >> are they learing at your daughter and her friends? are they coming in to use the bathroom or just coming in to be sick?

>> i've heard they used the bathroom. i had one report from a student that a friend of my daughter's, that he came into the bathroom, stood in the stall next to her, standing while urinating, using the bathroom, yes. >> are these cross dressing students? students who are saying they're girls, these boys? >> as far as i know, yes. >> okay. it is a transgender situation? >> correct. >> okay. >> yes, sir. >> when you went to the school and asked them what was going on, what did the school tell you? >> i addressed it with the principal first, where you go. he said yeah, we're aware of it. there's nothing we can do. it is law. it is settled. and if the girls don't like it, you have them use the single use bathrooms if they don't like it. >> what is a single use bathroom? >> they have several bathrooms throughout the high school i believe are

technically faculty bathrooms now made available to students that prefer a single use bathroom. >> so it is chaos basically. >> yeah, chaos. that's a good term. >> okay. and matthew, this seems like a slam dunk to me. what kind of law are they talking about that this is allowed? >> well, thanks for having us on, jesse. what we are talking about, why we filed a lawsuit was to protect the girls' constitutional right to a safe education and to protect their privacy rights, so the girls last year find boys in their bathrooms, they go to the school, they address the issue with the principal, and the principal says to them it's fine. look the other way. don't make the biological boy uncomfortable and don't bully him because if you bully him, you'll get in trouble. so the girls are

terrified, they're not using the restrooms, they're holding urine all day, it is a big problem at the school, and so we did meet with the school administration. you've seen the school board meeting. they just tell us over and over again they're not going to do anything to stop this, so we filed a lawsuit. >> good. i think that's the only way, you'll win and soak them. richard, first of all, your daughter is a very brave person. i have a lot of respect for you and your family. i'm terribly sorry you have to go through this. the support she's getting, is this something the community supports or is this just one insane administrator? >> you know, as far as the administration and the board, it seems like they're the only ones on board with it. once i made it public and put feelers out there, if other people were experiencing things, a lot of parents started coming forward, we were to find a

lot of people in the community didn't know about it. the school never told us they decided to start letting biological males use the girls facilities. never sent a newsletter or anything out. in fact, they kept it from us. that was one of the biggest reasons parents were in an uproar, they didn't inform us they were going to start allowing these things to happen. you know, it is awful. >> you know what would make everything easier, if the transgender student would just go use the boys room that he has been using his entire life. how about that? >> yeah. that would be the common sense, the logic, reasonable thing to do. we're not even asking for that. we're just saying hey, if you're not comfortable using the bathroom of your biological sex, use the single use bathroom stall. that's all we're asking for. >> the transgender kid could use the single use one. case closed. no one gets sued, everyone protected and not bullied. i think we figured it out.

>> right. the reason that, thank you for having us on. i have a feeling this is weighing on people's hearts in the nation and this is going on in multiple school districts dl throughout the country. parents need to ask the kids about this, schools aren't telling them, they're keeping it from the parents. girls went to the principal and he said it was fine. they went to the authority, he said it was okay, most didn't bring it to parents because if the school says it is okay, parents must think it is okay, so it is a wild time and it is completely absurd. >> it is. it is a good message to have open communication, families and students and schools so we know what the heck is going on. good luck. keep us posted on how hit allegation turns out. have a great labor day weekend. again, we salute you. >> thank you.

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>> jesse: the 1961 disappearance of michael rock feller haunted america for decades. the theories on his disappearance have always been a hot topic for debate. an heir of an american dynasty disappearing off an island of cannibals makes for an interesting tale. he was an art connoisseur and passion to collect pieces for new york museum of primitive art led him to travel to some of the most remote places on the globe. it was the people of dutch new guinea that peaked his interest. on his voyage to further

studies and collect art pieces, crashing waves toppled his boat. he and his colleague hung onto the flipped cat maran for dear life until he took a risk, made a several long miles swim to the nearest land. >> mike rockefeller was aboard a a double canoe with an anthropologist, trying to go up the land and river. rockefeller wanted to swim ashore. they saw him swimming away, appeared to be three miles away, couldn't be sure. that was the last he saw of michael rockefeller. >> theories on his disappearance sparked new interest in the cold case with some believing he became a member of the cannibal tribe. this photograph of a white man tucked into formation of tribes men got people's hopes up that he wasn't immediately killed. but these are just theories.

if you want to get to the truth, you go to the source. our next guest voyaged to new guinea, discovered the truth behind michael rockefeller, what he learned speaking to those people are riveting. carl hoffman joins us now. what did you find when you spoke to the tribe? >> hi, how are you. well, i spent years first having a researcher in the netherlands because it was a dutch colony at the time going deep into archives of the catholic church and colonial government, huge amount of documents from the navy, the church, missionaries on the ground at the time who did investigations and wrote reports and all those reports were sent to their superiors and they were largely hidden from the rockefeller family themselves. and then once i had all those documents i spent

months over two different trips going deep into asmat, eventually learning to speak and living in the village that had according to documents that had killed him and i lived with the sons of the men named in reports as having killed him. >> did they tell you about a white man that swam ashore, met an untimely death? >> yeah. it is very complicated actually, a hugely complex story, but mike, in 1957, there was overly zealous, fearful dutch colonial patrol officer who had gone into the villages, two different villages being powerful villages, and he had wanted to teach them, quote, unquote, the power of the dutch government, and he opened fire and killed in the village five men and those

men ultimately were not just any old people, they were as it turned out, they were the most important men in the village. and the men named in the reports as having killed michael were their direct descendants. they had taken their place politically as the most important people in the village and they according to asmat cosmology and culture carried obligation to reciprocate, kill somebody from the tribes that killed their people, and michael rockefeller unfortunately swam up to a group of men on the morning of november 21st, 1961, and he was dispatched. >> well, i understand wanting to avenge deaths of the tribal leaders but very, very saddening to the life of michael rockefeller. and you are quite a man to go there in that village and learn that language

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first category, watch your back. this democrat politician was at new hampshire this week admitting americans under biden have problems, sparking 2024 questions. was it bernie sanders or aoc? oh, man, they look like they know the answer. >> i knew this. i knew this one. >> you have to have the guts as a country to face straightforwardly. >> i knew this one. although i saw katie when i walked in and thought i'm going to lose. >> i probably will. >> fair competition. >> we'll see what happens. category smile for the camera. which presidential candidate revealed their mugshot this week. rfk jr. or cornell west? cornell and rfk. >> i have no idea. >> i had a mugshot. >> good job. >> a protest against the

navy, i eventually won. >> i did know that. how did you not know that. >> if you had seen jesse watters earlier in the week, you would know. >> i know. >> never miss an episode. >> category is chilling out. this came about from climate activists chilling a cocktail with a small iceberg, andy cohen or martha stewart? both going with martha stewart. >> yeah. >> cheers. >> so now you have to get the next one or bring it to the tie breaking round. >> oh, there's a tie breaking round. >> go the extra mile. >> i am sweating. >> what disgraced former tv host tweeted riley gaines sucked as swimming. was it don lemon or keith

olbermann. >> put the paddle down as soon as possible. >> i don't know if this got any publicity anywhere, apparently i have been banned from twitter by elon musk. >> oh, too bad for him. >> kat, you won. >> good job. >> i won! it just hit me. >> you won a hat. >> this is great. this is excelexcellent. >> that doesn't sound convincing. >> i am carrying it in case i see katie. >> fair enough. >> we have to have a rematch. thank you. >> thanks, jesse. >> i want to clarify a comment made related to the rumor raised and retired seattle police lieutenant jessica taylor's resignation letter regarding chief diaz. she questioned whether he was badging his way to the front row of a taylor swift concert. i said it was a shame he did it. diaz said the rumor is not true. he says he spent 20 minutes at the venue to check on security arrangements for the show, at no point did he use his

badge to go to the front of the stage area. let's do some texts. mitchell from new jersey. what are you all doing with your family for labor day weekend. you talking to me? i'm going to be relaxing like a killer. definitely needs to relax. tori from kansas. nancy pelosi has values? they call them san francisco values. whatever that means. zack from california, i spent $130 to fill up my truck with gas. it's not such a great summer, joe. and prices at the pump are going up. over $4 something where i am. jim from mississippi. things sure have changed since i was in high school in the '60s. back then if a guy walked in the girls locker room, he would wake up in an ambulance. or in a straightjacket. lynn from oregon. you are by far the best at following up on stories. i never want to miss your show because i don't want to miss an update.

we have cocaine, we have sticky sammy, paul p, what else will we follow up with. david, if this economy gets worse, i may have to live with the cannibals. that's a tough choice. poor michael rockefeller. that's all for tonight. i am watters and this is my world. >> welcome to a special edition of hannity on a friday before labor day. hope it is a good one. i am pete hegseth in for sean. it was another short workday for joe biden. the white house called an early lid around 1:30 this afternoon. hope you had a chance to do that. apparently the president needs to rest up in preparation for a big weekend, amid mounting political pressure, he's actually heading to florida to tour hurricane damage, but only because of outside pressure. maybe he'll talk about his