business. and we know we can trust them, they didn't lie to us, try to kim us, didn't continually tell us that smoking was safe and that it wasn't the cigarettes, it was some other issue causing this massive amount of cancer and emphysema and everything else. >> thank you for being out there. thank you for speaking out. so critical. jesse next. >> jesse: welcome toll "jesse watters primetime." tonight. >> very serious allegations that i absolutely refute. seems to be a coordinated attack. >> russell brand, sexual assault allegations exploding. >> the deal was for the diamond. >> a primetime investigation into biden's

diamonds. >> the come back of american evil. plus, we go to brown. ♪ >> jesse: actor and xhomd russel brand has been accused of sexual assault. saturday, three separate british news organizations published allegations of rape, sexual assault and abuse against the british star. roerters spoke to four accusers that knew him between 2006 and 2013. one said she was 16 when he assaulted her. they aired a documentary saturday that included interviews with the four women. some of the women were portrayed by actors or had their voices changed. primetime is unfamiliar

with actors to play alleged rape victims in a documentary. >> as an older woman, i can say with clarity that you know i felt like i was groomed for sex. >> he is grabbing at my underwear, pulling it to the side. i'm telling him to get off me. he won't get off. >> i ended up having to punch him really hard in the stomach to get him off. then he fell backwards, i was crying. he said i only want to see your mascara run anyway. >> jesse: the accusers say they only now felt comfortable after reporters approached them. why were they approached ten years after the fact, we don't know. through hits entire career, he has been a provo provocateur, a comedian that sometimes made lewd jokes about being

promiscuous. at the height of his career, he was also an addict. throughout his life, he abused heroin and alcohol and he owned up to that. he was married to katy perry at one point. the marriage lasted a little over a year, after their divorce he told vogue he was controlling and she knows the real truth about russel which she's keep locked. he said it was a chaotic time in his life. additional allegations are pouring out. deadline, reports that russel brand was dropped as a judge from a comedy central show in 2018 after he was accused of being a sexual predator on set. commercial interests reacted swiftly to the scandal. he has been dropped by his talent agency and his publisher. he says this is all a coordinated attack against him and denies all of the allegations. over the past few years,

brand has become more skeptical of mainstream opinion. transforming himself into a more independent and fearless critic of powerful institutions. the comedian has come out swinging against pharmaceutical companies, joe biden, even msnbc. here's an aggressive exchange with msnbc's john heilemann on the bill maher show. watch. >> we have to take responsibility for our own perspective. i have been on the msnbc, mate, it was propaganda, and good morning joe, it was absurd. >> good morning joe. >> it wasn't morning, no one called joe there, couldn't concentrate, didn't understand the basic ten et cetera of journalism. to see it within the castle of msnbc, throwing rocks, at fox news, lewd queues. make msnbc great again. >> jesse: a day before the allegations were made public, he said it was an

orchestrated attack to silence his voice and all voices that question authority. >> i was promiscuous. during that time, the relationships i had were absolutely always consensual. i was transparent about that. almost too transparent. i am being transparent about it now as well. to see that transparency metastasized into something criminal that i absolutely deny makes me question, is there another thing at play, when you see coordinated media attacks before. again, to control these kind of spaces, these voices, my voice along with your voice. >> jesse: jennifer, you are covering the entertainment industry awhile. what strikes you about this story? >> you know, i think what strikes me about this is russel brand has always been a controversial character. then you have these allegations, four women

coming forward and channel 4 in tandem with the sunday times who did a big expose', actually he addressed it in a standup the day the documentary dropped, seemed to have good reception for the crowd he performed in front of. one of the alleged victims, 16 years old. this is a woman who said she was of the age of consent, that russel called her the child. they had a semi relationship a few months, and there was one occasion where russel had hired a chauffeur through the bbc to drive her from her house to his house and in the course of that drive, the chauffeur must have noticed she was under age, still going to school, he turned to her, said please don't go in there. i have a daughter who is about your age, i would not want to see something like this happen to her. that was indication to her he knew exactly what had been going on. the other woman, one of

his accusers said their incident happened in months following his divorce from katy perry in 2010. and the details are pretty horrifying, saying he pinned her against a wall, raped her, that she had tried to fight him off but he resisted. she said she actually went to a rape clinic in santa monica the following day, which has all been corroborated by the way, never went to the police because she claimed she did not want her name being dragged through the mud. so you have a number of women that came forward who felt comfortable coming forward but not necessarily to the police. metropolitan police worth noting said they were aware of these sexual assault allegations only through the media. they had never received any reports themselves directly of these accusers. >> jesse: these reporters contacted everybody to kind of start the story. we don't know what happened, we want to say we have absolutely no clue

what happened in any of these situations. >> correct. >> jesse: when you watch a documentary and there's an actress being paid to portray an actual rape victim, have you seen that before in this type of story? >> no. frankly i hadn't even seen that when the r. kelly documentary came out. it was always actual victims and their actual voices but disguised. so no. i had never seen anything like that before. >> jesse: very good reporting, jennifer. thank you very much. we appreciate it. have a great night. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: pulitzer prize winning poet carl sandberg famously said money is power, freedom, a cushion, and the root of all evil. cash has been king for centuries and people with cash have always found creative ways of concealing it. during the roman empire, the romans used to hide their coins in wine vases.

in the mid 20th century, shell companies became the new wine vase. it wasn't just tycoons, it was drug dealers, the mob, even the cia. >> first, cia itself set up a number of dummy foundations calling them by impressive sounding if meaningless names. their sole function to channel money from the cia to a second kind of foundation. now, these foundations were real. some obscure, some well known, all involved in legitimate philanthropy. now in addition they agreed to be conduits for central intelligence, mixing government money with their own, and passing it onto the ever growing list of private organizations in the 40s, 50s, 60s were aboard the cia payroll. >> jesse: a wise states man with something to hide knows better than to use cia tactics. 20 shell companies of the biden family are a labyrinth that the

whistle-blowers were blocked from cracking. house investigators say foreigners may have laundered up to $50 million into biden family accounts. so where did the money go, where is the 10% held for the big guy? we know that the bidens had offshore accounts. but what if joe biden wasn't paid in cash? remember the three carat diamond the chinese gave hunter, worth around 80 grand? that diamond is starting to look like a sloppy mistake because it turns out that wasn't the only diamond. the biden family's chinese business partners actually purchased $23 million in diamonds between 2016 and 2017. 18 different jewelry transactions. so the biden family was doing business with chinese diamond dealers. everybody knows diamonds. a time tested way to laundromater money. and hide that money from

irs agents. diamonds and art, both spaces hunter plays in. no paper trail or record keeping with diamond transactions. the biden family business partner owned a chinese energy company, but his books look like tiffany's. this wasn't the first time the bidens avoided cash. the ukrainians gave hunt era $100,000 watch. kazakhstan gave him a $140,000 porsche. the chinese gave hunter diamonds. joe biden had dinner with everybody that lavished hunter with luxurious gifts. do legitimate american businessmen get paid by foreign clients in diamonds, cars, watches? no, these look like bribes. we may not realize the total number of bribes or locate biden's offshore funds or know the source of funds if diamonds were involved. we don't know how many decades this was going on. as we showed you friday, joe and hunter have been

working rooms together their whole lives. in 2005, fresh off a speech in south carolina senator joe biden was caught on tape shaking hands and schmoozing with hunter right by his side. you'll see a casual conversation about family smoothly turns into business. watch. >> i am a grandfather. you need to work something out. >> yeah, that's what we'll do. >> you don't have -- >> i don't. i gave them all away. >> that was huge.

>> jesse: around ten years after that, the bidens were in business together again on the european continent. vice president joe biden was visiting ukraine, weeks later his son gets a board seat and burris ma. then, he visits romania, a year later he gets $100,000 from the romanians. the white house stenographer tells primetime a day later the vice president peeled away from the press to visit cyprus, a tiny island in the mediterranean. 50 years since an american with biden's political resume visited cyprus. >> people have asked me what's in this for the united states? i tell you, president obama and i believe that cyprus is a key partner in a challenging region. >> jesse: what's really in

cyprus? burisma is incorporated in cyprus. it is also aware the romanian's real estate company was in corp rated, and cyprus happens to be where russians moved the rubles to avoid war sanctions. the producer says the locals say that's where you go in europe to laundromater money. biden, shaking off the press for a surprise visit to the cayman islands of the mediterranean where his family had millions in shady business moving through? come on. now, biden has been able to avoid scrutiny for so long, it is no wonder he thinks he is untouchable. >> mr. president, what's your response to opening that impeachment inquiry into you? >> when you follow the money, you don't need luck. the bidens know this. so the biden family launched a war on the whistle-blowers, in order to intimidate irs agents and anybody else who dares

to pursue corruption, hunter biden's lawyers have sued the irs for embarrassing him. they claim his confidential tax information has been exposed and you know how much hunter hates being exposed. irs whistle-blower joseph ziegler joins me now. joseph, when you hear as an agent about diamonds, what kind of alarm bells does that set off? >> jesse, thank you so much for having me. so when it comes to diamonds, anything that is given to someone, what we would look to in a normal investigation is how did that person receive that diamond, what was the purpose for them receiving the diamond. was it a gift, a loan, or for services rendered. those would be things we would look into. >> jesse: when you see a chinese company purchase $23 million in diamonds, 18 different transactions, does that make you suspicious of anything?

>> yes. so i don't want to speak to any of the -- anything that that might be, what i can tell you is a normal investigation, what we would do is try to trace back that transaction, try to figure out where this came from. we would interview witnesses, we would do all sorts of things to establish why that diamond was given to someone. >> jesse: cyprus. what reputation does cyprus have? >> so i don't know any of the exact. i know of cyprus, cyprus has come up as part of investigations within the irs. i can't speak to any specifics of cyprus. >> jesse: you can't talk about the reputation of that island with regards to taxes, money laundering? >> i can't speak to any of the specifics of that on this area. >> jesse: okay. i'm going to leave that at

that. joseph, now your agency is being sued by hunter biden. when you heard about that lawsuit, what went through your mind? >> yeah, i think that the biden family attorneys have given up on arguing the facts any more and now have decided their best defense is to muzzle us and intimidate us and it is not going to work. we're not, we won't be muzzled and we're not going to distract from the mountains of evidence coming forward for the house ways and means committee that they're uncovering daily. they're trying to distract from recent testimony by irs employees that establish two things, most recently, that being that the d.c., district of d.c., that president biden, u.s. attorney declined to partner with bringing charges in that district and that president biden appointed u.s. attorney in the

central district of california also said no to bringing charges in that district. all of this information is available on the house ways and means website and is available. you can go onto their website and view our testimony. so it is publicly available. >> jesse: all right. you're a brave man. keep up the good work. and we'll be following up with you as this develops. thank you so much, joseph. >> i appreciate it so much. thank you for having me. >> jesse: breaking news about the mysterious disappearance of our f35 fighter jet. ♪ ♪ oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪ teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth

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>> jesse: fox news alert on the f35 fighter jet that went missing over

south carolina without a pilot. the pentagon lost track of the jet yesterday after there was a problem with the equipment, and the pilot had to eject from the cockpit, but the jet was still on auto pilot. for the last 24 hours, the pentagon has been searching for the missing f35. the department of defense even asked for help from us, the public. please help us locate our missing $100 million plane. and moments ago, we got word that wreckage has been located in south carolina. joining me now, u.s. air force veteran, former fighter pilot james murphy. was this a stealth jet? >> yeah, it was, jesse. f35b i believe, the marine corps variant of the f35. so it is a stealth fighter. >> jesse: it was on auto pilot, it is stealthy, we couldn't see it on radar, we were just looking around up in the sky to maybe get lucky? >> well, you know, we haven't heard anything officially from the marine

corps nor should we expect to hear anything really soon as the investigation is under way, but maybe what i would suspect is the flight leader probably had his transponder on, this might have been the wing man which typically is not squawking if you will. if it is a stealth fighter, we're not going to see that airplane. if the pilot ejected, his wing man, flight lead is supposed to do rest cap over the area, if the f35 was on auto pilot, maybe even not on auto pilot but under power, their plane will trim for 1g or auto pilot will take over. if the debris field is really the jet, it flew for another 80 miles which it can easily do. >> jesse: did it run out of gas or just slow down? >> i don't know. i don't think we know that right now. i would just be guessing at this point. >> jesse: okay. so ejecting from the cockpit of an f35, what

does that feel like? >> well, anytime a pilot ejects, it is a pretty traumatic event. within milliseconds you've got rocket under your rear end, you're going vertically 30 plus gs into 200, maybe 300 knot airspace, so, you know, it is a real smack in the face. never ejected from a jet, had a few of my friends who have told me about the sequence and it is quite a roller coaster ride for sure, probably one you and i, jesse, wouldn't want to take. >> jesse: sometimes on the five i wish i had an ejector seat. maybe make me one of those in the back room. thank you very much for your expertise. we are glad the mysterious jet has hopefully been located. >> i hope so. >> jesse: evil in america. a psychological investigation ahead.

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>> jesse: the only thing necessary for evil to triumph in the world is that good men do nothing. the u.s. this year, desperately needs a few good men. the murder of this retired police chief in las vegas last month says it all. and dre' us proebs was on a bike ride when teens in a stolen car thought it would be fun to, quote, hit him. they intentionally hit and killed this former police chief and wanted us to know. they filmed and posted online like it was a snuff film. we're going to play some of the video. warning, it is graphic. can't show you the final moment. >> you ready? >> yeah, yeah. >> jesse: the driver has been arrested. he is 17. and police are still looking for the passenger riding shotgun who filmed it. in seattle, a gas station

worker was viciously attacked during a robbery over the weekend. a group of six attacked the store, most were ransacking shelves, one of them targeted the woman behind the counter, repeatedly pommelling her with punches and kicks. here's the beaten store clerk. >> i know it is always, a reminder it can happen. but i never thought that i would be attacked the way i was attacked. i don't know if it is just kids don't seem to fear anything any more. they don't -- there's no repercussions for them the way there used to be. >> jesse: dr. katherine coleman, clinical psychologist, joins me now. this is evil. but evil needs to be nourished. this didn't just happen overnight. how did something like this happen in the united states? >> i mean, you're right. the behaviors we just saw on the videos, people don't go 0 to 60. that started probably at a young age. kids don't just start out

by murdering people or beating them to a bloody pulp, they start by shoplifting, skipping school, not being disciplined for getting poor grades or bullying their little sister or their brother. this comes from lack of oversight from parents, lack of discipline from teachers in schools, police officers being fearful of arresting kids, prosecutors not wanting to prosecute crimes. kids learned they can get away with this. >> jesse: they are getting away with it and we're seeing the results now. does this phone have anything to do with it, the numbness that you experience when you can attack people over this thing and not feel like you're doing any harm? >> i don't think there's any doubt that technology and social media has been a bit of a did he say perimeter to society. you know, kids with social media get instant gratification. they don't have to wait to see if their good behavior will result in something they want, they'll get it

right away. with social media comes desensitization to violence. kids have access to literally anything they want to look up. so they're seeing images like this through social media and youtube videos, through people they follow, through video games, what have you. and they're thinking that looks fun, might try it myself. >> jesse: is this a way to show off? it is a snuff film, when you film someone being murdered, it is a snuff film. do you think this maybe gave them clout? >> i hope not. i would hate to live in society where something like that would give somebody clout but it probably did. they probably thought they were doing something cool, that they were being bad and they were being good and other people would look at them, want to do what they did because they were doing the same thing with somebody else, they probably idolized somebody that did something similar, thought they could do the same thing. >> jesse: so the kids, i'm sure they'll catch the other guy, the one guy that's already nabbed will

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>> jesse: an assassination attempt was foiled in l.a. this weekend. a 44-year-old man was arrested outside an rfk jr. campaign event. he was caught impersonating a u.s. marshall. had two loaded guns, spare ammo, and fake u.s. marshall id on him. kennedy's security team identified the threat, called lapd who swooped in and made the arrest. here's the wanna be assassin. >> my name is adrian paul. i need to speak to the hell's angels, to the m.o.

nguls on lockdown. regulators mount up. stay at home orders effective now. that's what's happening. >> jesse: kennedy has to pay for his own security detail because joe biden refused to offer him secret service detail, despite elevated threat assessment and the fact his father and uncle were both assassinated. the secret service says it only offers protection for major candidates within 120 days of a general election, but that's not always been the case. president obama got secret service service protection more than 500 days before the election, so have others. it remains the greatest unsolved mystery. a moment our country will never forget.

it has been almost 60 years since john f. kennedy's assassination, still searching for answers. there have been countless investigations, a commission led by chief justice earl warren. they reached the same conclusion, he was shot by a so-called magic bullet. >> the bullet is slightly flattened with a cone of lead missing from the rear end. could such a bullet have penetrated a human neck, human torso, a wrist and thigh and emerged in this condition? >> what do you think these tests have indicated here? >> well, i think they very strongly show that this one bullet couldn't have caused all the wounds. >> jesse: the theory is the first bullet that

struck jfk passed through the president and hit john connelly in multiple places. what if after all this time we learn the magic bullet wasn't so magic. that's what former secret service agent paul landis is insinuating in his memoir the final witness. he was feet away from the former president when he was shot. he was assigned to protect the first lady, jackie o, was riding with the presidential motorcade. when shots rang out, he sprang into action. in the chaos, he says he found a bullet lodged into the seat of jfk's limo and dug it out. not sure what to do with it, he pocketed the intact bullet before heading to the hospital. there he placed it on his stretcher where he claims it fell off, landed with the texas governor where it was later found. the warren commission would assume the bullet fell out of governor connelly and so sprung the magic bullet theory.

if the bullet that hit his throat was found in the car, does that mean there were more than three shots fired that day? and was there a second shooter? former secret service agent paul landis joins me now. so paul, why did you grab the bullet? >> well, at the time i was worried that it would disappear and that a souvenir hunt er or somebody would pick it up and take it. >> jesse: why are you coming forward now after all this time? >> just happened. i reached the point where i had not talked about the bullet. i had not read any -- i did not read the warren commission until four years ago. i just accepted the fact that whatever they were talking about, a magic bullet, i figured they had

to have it right. nobody ever questioned me. nobody ever called me over 60 years. >> jesse: do you believe there was another shooter besides oswald that day? >> not yet, no, nothing changed my mind to think that there's another shooter. i heard the first shot. turned and looked over my right shoulder where the sound came from. turned back, i looked to president kennedy. he was leaning slightly to his left and he had his arms raised up towards his throat. but i just thought -- i thought the first shot had hit him. but i'm quickly scanning around and then a few seconds later this very short period of time i heard a second shot.

i still, looking at the limo, i saw no reaction. everybody seemed to be the same. was jumping ahead to jump on the president's limo, just as he got there, there was a third shot and the president's head exploded and just blood and flesh and brain matter. i ducked as we drove through it. at that point we zoomed through the underpass and headed to parkland hospital. >> jesse: do you think the government has been honest about what happened that day? >> no. >> jesse: mr. landis, thank you so much for finally coming forward. it's very important to get the truth out there. that's the only way this country will recover and rebuild from that horrible day. and thank you for telling the story on "jesse

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>> jesse: brown university which is located in providence, rhode island saw the lbgtq plus population rise by almost 800% in the last ten years with 40% of the student body saying they are part of the queer community. what happened? johnny went there on friday to find out. ♪ >> tell me about brown

university. >> very accepting, very liberal. >> you're just going to meet people who are the strangest collection. hard to dress strange here because there's always someone dressed weirder than you. >> she doesn't even go here. >> do you even go to this school? >> no. >> 40% of brown students say they're lbgtq. is that what's happening here? >> i think so. >> it is a very queer space which i love. >> it is just a domino effect of more and more queer students independently coming here. >> you've fallen on top of each other? >> in an ideal world. >> this is a place a lot of people are in a space they can interact with queerness in so many different ways. >> why is that? >> flood gates are open. >> flood gates are open, watch the love roll in. >> lbgtq students rose by 793%. what's changing? >> queerness is not reserved to one community of people as in the past. there are athletes. >> something to do with

j gen z. >> they clicked and are more accepting. >> i sure did. >> yes. >> cheers. >> people are saying this is because of peer pressure. >> yeah. >> do you feel that? >> not really something that effects me. i have a girlfriend. >> there's a lot of straight men that feel secure in their mass cue lynn 250e, can paint their nails and wear skirts. >> what do you identify as? >> queer. >> what is queer? >> i could love a trans person. >> i am a trans woman. >> just lesbian. >> i am straight. >> do you feel it is not cool to be straight any more? >> a bit boring, all the good fashion is queer. ♪ >> how many genders are there? >> as many as there are people. >> there are billions of genders. >> billions. >> billion, 200 billion. >> how many genders are

there? i don't know. >> name as many as you can. >> i don't think i could. man, woman, everything else. >> woman, man, camera, tv. >> what if donald trump becomes president again? >> that will be the end of the united states. >> we would probably leave the u.s. >> bye, go home to mommy. go home to mommy. >> what do you want to tell jesse watters? >> go [bleep] yourself. >> why? >> that guy cheered me on. >> you give in to peer pressure? >> i mean, yeah. >> jesse: chuck schumer made a big move in the senate today. didn't pass a balanced budget. that would be crazy. he relaxed the senate dress code. senators can now wear whatever they want on the floor. he did this to cater to john fetterman who is allergic to fine tailoring. >> i feel it is, you know, a little more freedom which should be bipartisanship. you know what i'm saying.

i don't know why the right side seems to be losing their minds over it. like oh, dogs and cats are living together, the world is spinning off its access. but you know, i think it is a good thing. >> fetterman had this to say about republicans. >> what are your thoughts on chaos with the house republicans over the budget proposal? >> like i said, it is like oh, dear. like i said, until they show up with the votes, they need to hump a different leg. >> jesse: would you swim in a pool with a dead mouse in it? how long would you wait to swim in a pool after the dead mouse was fished out of said pool, an hour? two hours? 24 hours? i waited a whole 24 hours to swim in a pool after i fished a dead mouse out of it, i'm fine with it. they said they threw in more chlorine sticks, should be fine. should be fine.

i have a new taste for cheese, i am sure it is not related. let's do some texts. mike from georgia. diamonds are forever, jesse, the bidens are only for another year. oh, we can only pray. john from gig harbor. joseph ziegler, you are a hero. jesse, thank you for giving someone trying to do his job a voice we can all hear. here's the thing, any other normal circumstance i would encourage someone to sue the irs and i might join the suit. not in this case. kathy from alabama. we can wreck a jet over south carolina but we can't crash a chinese spy balloon. it is true. the spy balloon was spying on us after the diamond deal. it had to float. ross from ohio. jesse, my sources tell me that missing f35 may have been seen parked in

ukraine. oh, i probably thought it was going to be parked in afghanistan. i heard we left hardware back there too. patty from kentucky. hey jesse, maybe you can put the ejection button under gut feld's chair. wouldn't be that hard. he weighs what, a buck 40? probably a mini one there. dan from michigan. jesse, i wish the republican senators would call schumer's bluff and wear shorts and a hoodie every day in the senate. i don't want to see that. we are celebrating mediocrity. i don't want to see john fetterman, especially the chest hair. did you notice the chest hair? unfortunate. carol from nevada. i am saying it right. nevada, right? i think. jesse, i love your show, please learn how to pronounce nevada correctly. i did. i think i did. robert from georgia. compliments for thank the

j jfk assassination cop. well done. you are welcome. anthony from oregon. we named our new cat spasp spanky burbank. i hope he is not as frisky as the mayor. the invitation still applies. ♪ ♪ be one welcome to "hannity." horrific scenes of violence all across the country. brutal beating at a gas station over cigarettes. i bicycle mode down in broad daylight for fun, and by a team laughing the entire way. one year is dead from fentanyl exposure from a day care exposure. none of these stories are dominating the headline on other networks. does not fit their narrative