earlier? that is a travesty? expect it has cost us millions of dollars. >> laura: billions, if not millions. >> and we are going to be overrun. it happened in europe and they regret that they let all of these people come into their country. they're going to do the same thing here because we don't have any leadership at the topic. >> laura: third -- senator marco rubio, do a lot. but it is not being done. we look forward. great to see you. are not going to say good luck to you this week. no, good luck. set their diverse so you stay connected with us. make sure if on social media. thank you for watching. it is america now and forever. jesse watters, the whole gang there, they take it from here. i can't believe raymond did a christmas album. i have a copy. awesome. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight, --

>> i did not in 10 to discuss internal justice department -- "jesse watters primetime." >> jesse: the cover-up is worse than the crime. >> president biden: we respect free and fair election. we honor the will of the people. >> jesse: new evidence, 2020 was not clean. >> this car won't let us move. we are not driving. >> jesse: driverless cars causing chaos. plus -- >> instagram famous, you [bleep]. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it was a day for the history books in washington. the attorney general of the united states strutted into a hearing on capitol hill and committed an impeachable offense. merrick garland, the president's lawyer, testified that he calls the shots. >> our job is not to take orders from the president, from congress, or from anyone else

about who or what criminally investigate -- we criminally investigate. as the person himself has said and i today, -- i reaffirm today, i'm not the president's lawyer. >> jesse: repeatedly refusing to enter -- answer any questions under oath, continuing this massive cover-up that at this point. guarantees an impeachment. when asked if he talked to fbi about hunter biden, he basically put the fifth. >> have you had personal contact with anyone at fbi headquarters about the hunter biden investigation? >> i don't recollect the answer to the question. >> jesse: i don't recollect. you don't recollect whether he talked to fbi about investigating your boss' son? if i was investigating my boss' son, i think i would remember a conversation like that. when my boss' son comes into the

room, i'm pretty polite. we shake hands. i asked him how he is doing. perhaps i told a joke. but if my boss' son was about to go to prison and i was in charge of putting him in prison and what i did was going to determine whether my boss would go to the prison, i think i would recall. now, there vote was so blatant that the attorney general is getting in a phd protecting the president of getting impeach. >> if you don't fire shokin, the united states is not given the one billion-dollar loan. why would he say such a thing? was it policy? was at our policy at the time? yes or no. >> it was not. i have documents here. interagency policy committee data. [overlapping speakers] >> on my time, piped down. if that is not quid pro quo, sir, what is? it is bribery and it is impeachable. are you going to do something about it? i bet you are not, and that is that is what you, sir, also need to be impeach.

>> jesse: the attorney general is in such deep political trouble and so afraid of perjuring himself that he would not answer if hunter biden was still selling access to the president. >> devon archer told us that hunter sold the appearance of access to them -- than vice president biden. >> i'm going to say that all these matters are within the purview of mr. weiss. i have not interfered with them. if you are confident -- >> i do not intend -- >> someone who bought hunter biden's art ended up with a strategic -- prestigious point to a position. does not seem weird that he becomes this immediate success as his dad is president of the united states? isn't that odd? >> i'm not going to comment. >> not going to comment, not going to investigate. >> jesse: the attorney general puts everyone in -- under investigation and then refuses to answer any questions because there is an under going investigation. just so no one has to answer any

questions about it. the attorney general's own prosecutors are getting caught red-handed covering up biden family corruption at the attorney general says, i can't talk about it. because a part of the senate i would not. >> your testimony is you have not had any discussions with mr? >> under oath, my testimony today is that i promised on the senate i would not intrude on his investigation. i did not in 10 to discuss internal justice department liberations whether or not i had them. >> jesse: the attorney general's of searching for general oversight because he made a peeking promise to the senate. this is not how presidential administrations conduct themselves? the attorney general's fingerprints are all over the crime scene. two whistleblowers proved that. the judge blown up the plea proves that. the attorney general for supporting the jenny process -- dirty prosecutor as special counsel proves that. we moved past the department of

was not a crime was committed. we are now in this phase. how deep a hole as the biden administration going to take themselves into? pursue capital cultures tutors were, visiting the white house on multiple occasions before and after indicting trump. in your terms reported biden ordered his attorney general to arrest trump. adam schiff was there to clean it up. >> i wanted to give you a chance to respond. was the president telling the truth? or was he lying when he said that president biden told you to indict him? >> no one has told me to indict and in this case, a decision to indict was made by the special counsel. >> jesse: if i'm in my office with a bunch of my producers and i say, i need a copy of "gu "gutfeld's book, it doesn't matter if i did not tell gutfeld directly. word got to get felt that i needed the book. joe biden tells is that that he

wants his attorney general to arrest trump. word is going to get to the attorney general pretty fast. they are not sending it over e-mail. the american people did not wake up yesterday. when the boss' lawyer of us his enemy and saves his son, it is not a coincidence. the administration and the media are relying on the country's lack of interest and common sense. but who do you trust more? the person who is an open book or the post -- person who lies and hides? remember, common sense. the host of mornings with maria on foxbusiness network joins me. this is getting pretty ugly. it is embarrassing. he think they are embarrassed by it, though. >> no, i don't. it was an extraordinary testimony. the republicans did a very good job of pointing out the obvious. the frustration that at least half of the country is feeling and we have been seeing this over and over again. the criminality of a cover up. from the russia collusion lie to the fake impeachment to now

january 6th, they forgot? how many people were actually there as informants. they don't know? okay? so i think the republicans did a good job of stating the obvious. the question remains, will there be any consequences? i don't think so. >> jesse: you don't think there's going to be a garden impeachment or a joe biden impeachment? >> maria: i think this impeachment inquiry has looked up enough bad news for joe biden that it is likely that we will see the house impeach joe biden. but the senate is not going to do it. and it stands still again. mayorkas, 9,000 people a day came into this country every day over the weekend. 9,000. i mean, we have been averaging six, 8,000, 9,080 over the weekend. mayorkas is still standing there telling us the border is secure. >> jesse: they have been talking about impeaching mayorkas and they still have not gotten around to it. let me get back to the impeachment. if the house -- move and they do impeach, and they move into the

senate, since chuck is in charge, can he say, i'm not going to take it up? or is he obligated to take it up? >> maria: i don't know if he is obligated to take it up but i have seen the history of what the senate is doing. >> jesse: confidence, where do you take these new subpoenas of the fact biden family bank records are heading? >> maria: i think mccarthy and obviously judiciary comber and house oversight as well as jason smith and house ways and means wants those bought the house statements and i suspect they're going to be demanding them with her not to get stonewalled again is another question going back to the doj and the criminality of stonewalling. so i don't know. i would expect that they have enough evidence at this point. hunter had 76 suspicious activity reports. e-mails, 10% for the big guy to actually just pursue this. >> jesse: could republicans stepped on a rake and then shut down the government over

spending nonsense? >> maria: yeah, i think we will likely see a government shutdown. >> jesse: you do? >> maria: yeah, i do. >> jesse: with joe biden losing to donald trump with bidenomics but bombing, gas prices coming back up, and impeachment headed his way, you think the republicans are just going to screw things up and shut down the government? >> maria: jesse, we are supposed to have a budget of 1 1/2 trillion dollars. the democrats spent $6 trillion in the last couple of years. people in the conservative area here, not want to see nancy pelosi spending policies for another 30 seconds. forget about 30 days. this fight is going to continue. hopefully they can agree on a continuing resolution. but the democrats turn to connconnected two to connect the kerr konnect there he is attempt to all of this criminality we are talked about. there's no connection. they are not trying to shut down the government because of all of this. they are shutting down the government to stop once and for all the reckless spending. i don't know. i will say this. in the past, a government shutdown was coincided with a

rally in the stock market. >> jesse: so he liked the shutdown? >> maria: i'm not saying i like the shutdown. >> jesse: your long shutdown. shutdown. it is not the end of the world. all the times when they shut it down, the party that shuts it down gets blamed and if you're talking about a shutdown, you are not talking about crime, the border, impeachment, inflation. >> maria: and that is the reality as well, the mainstream media is not talking about any of that. >> jesse: they don't talk about it anyway. >> maria: yes, they will blame the republicans. >> jesse: how pathetic do you think the media's performance has been. >> maria: extremely. it is shameful to see that the mainstream media is completely ignoring what is going on in plain sight. >> jesse: do you think they are expect complicit in the scandal? >> maria: yes, i do. matt gaetz did a very good job of putting out the obvious of something like the china initiative. why did joe biden walking to the white house and cancel the china initiative? when we were actually seeing accountability for those people who were getting paid for

sending out intellectual property into communist china? >> jesse: shooting down the balloon. he covered up the lap leak and he killed the china initiative. >> maria: john reilly kliff -- john radcliffe will talk about the cia paying people to change the narrative on the origins on covid. >> jesse: maria, thank you so much. we will see you tomorrow morning. don't forget to catch her, at 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on fbn. ♪ ♪ fox news alert for the first time in five years, hunter biden will not be getting special treatment. we told era straight to person's son did not want to show up to his arraignment on gun charges. he wanted to zoom in from malibu. hunter's lawyers said showing up in prison in delaware would cost him too much traffic. esthe judge ruled no. the pandemic is over. hunter biden would have to appear just like post

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: joe biden would not win the election if it was held today. he is losing to trump. bidenomics is a laughing stock and impeachment is right around the corner. it is time for dirty tricks. and the james clapper and john brannon. the two spooks behind russian collusion and the laptop like, the democrats' until hitmen were dragged out of semiretirement and guest appearances on cnn and msnbc took the lead joe biden's newly formed homeland intelligence expert otherwise known as the cia stopped trump task force. the homeland intelligence expert group have been directed to protect us from domestic violent extremists, cybercriminals, and

for nationstate adversaries with special attention paid towards confronting dangerous narratives and coordinating with private sector partners. okay. that is like richard nixon saying, hey, you know the guys who broke into the watergate hotel? we have another assignment. next year's elections are in good hands. but big intel is meddling with our elections. china interfered with the 2020 election on behalf of joe biden and the cia not only let him get away with it but covered it up afterwards. john ratcliffe, trump's top intel guy, says the chinese launched a massive antitrust disinformation campaign online in 2020. much bigger than what the russians did in 2016. when the cia found out about beijing. >> reporter: trump relaxant, langley did nothing. that is not the only 2020 investigation being until shutdown.

the fbi accident an investigation into the button campaign. the crime? campaign finance charges. hunter biden's -- hunter biden's back taxes were paid off before the election, $2 million. courtesy of the sugar brother. benefit of the biden campaign and any other world would be considered an illegal campaign contribution. the fbi was told to stand down. remember, donald trump was indicted on 34 counts for paying stormy daniels 135,000. something he would have done anyway. paid personally. but they wave of $2 million for the bidens? the fix has been in for the reelections running and the only thing that can stop it is a landslide. and that means it is up to you and all your friends and neighbors. here now, garrett ventry, former senior advisory for the senate judiciary committee and lee smith, author of permanent killed. let's start with you, garrett.

this new working group being headed up by clapper and grennan, sounds suspicious. >> you are absolutely right. it is the same playbook they did in 2016 and 2020. we are seeing it before our eyes here. and she poured out in your monologue earlier, klapper and brandon, these are the same guys who have light essentially about everything over the last eight years with donald trump. said he was a russian asset. that was a lie. they said his campaign included with russia. that was a lie. they spied on his campaign and they lied about it. they labeled the accurate new york post reporting on the hunter biden laptop story russian disinformation and we now know and have known for years that i was again accurate and we are seeing it before our eyes right now with the doj, with the new cases, trying to indict president trump. the backdrop is interesting. what is happening. the deep state and the democrats fear president trump more than anyone. he is dominating the colts. he is a 50 against ron desantis. and he is beating joe biden in

cnn, cbs, and your recent fox news poll. the second thing that is happening is very interesting right now is the impeachment inquiry and the gop investigations with continued -- continue them to get closer to joe biden. alleging that he was involved in a bribery scheme. we have bank statements think that they got millions of dollars from china, russia and ukraine and we know from devon archer's testimony joe biden lied about his knowledge and involvement. he attended dinners. so of course they are getting klapper and they are getting running back in the game to try to take on presidential again. >> jesse: and lee, we have chinese interference on behalf of joe biden in 2020. is the -- cra covered up and the feds covered up. campaign finance violations to tune of $2 million for the biden campaign. how dangerous is this? >> i think it is important to keep in mind that these are basically joe biden's real constituencies. financials security apparatus, these are joe biden's people and

these are the people who got joe biden across the line in 2020. they are determined to get joe biden across the line in 2024 as well. i think it is important to -- when you look at klapper and brennan, not just talking about 2016 and 2020, john brannon was also barack obama's intelligence guy from the beginning, even before barack obama entered the white house. so what is happening here, a show of force from the initial security apparatus but i also think it is useful to read this as an endorsement of barack obama. don't worry, joe. we got your back. we are taking care of this. we are looking out for you. we're going to do whatever it began with the internet, or whatever we can with the censorship to get you across the line. that is also a signal, it is a signal to the biden supporters especially washington and needs. >> jesse: so do you think joe biden is still barack obama's puppet? >> i think that he is barack

obama's avatar. i don't know if i would say. i think his avatar and i think barack obama, this is one of the things he is sickeningly right now. john brannon is, he has been he has been hand-in-hand with obama since 2008. he was homeland security adviser before he got the nod as cia director. so it is not that that he is career cra speaking. he is the national security apparatus but it is also barack obama speaking. >> jesse: we have to purchase these intel characters out of our elections and out of our politics because they have completely taken over. and that is really destroying people's confidence in this democracy. thank you so much. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: biden's migrants are turned trump's border wall. also, we got zero suspended. ♪ ♪ i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪

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involving the ukrainian army transgender disinformation czar. sarah has been suspended for unleashing a series of the range attacks on social media. he promised to hunt down his enemies. apparently that behavior is frowned upon even in a war zone. >> russia's war criminal propagandist will be hunted down and justice will be served as we in ukraine are late on this mission in our faith in god, liberty, and complete liberation. >> jesse: according to ukrainian army, sarah is now suspended because those statements were not approved by the leadership and don't actually speak for the country, which is strange, because that is not what sarah said in the last video. >> simply put, i am an american serving as a combat medic who was assigned to the media team and the dual role of spokesperson and russian disinformation analyst. are only answer to three groups

of people. by ukrainian commanders, the ukrainian people, and the american taxpayer. >> jesse: so what sarah is apparently on the outs and will not be answering any further questions. we want to know, why was a change in your accurate -- transgender activist from america appointed? our failed border policies have now become deadly. an illegal immigrant who is just let in the country in may and then released killed an american in texas. the daily mail has obtained footage of mexican smugglers breaking open a border fence in arizona to the snake african migrants the country. and in the darien gap, the slim thread that connects south and north america, a menacing caravan is surging into our country without any resistance. revolution is our national correspondent in texas. he has been breaking news all day. what is the latest? >> reporter: it was an absolute free for all today with a

massive illegal crossing. take a look at take a look at the stunning drone footage. one of the biggest mass illegal crossings we have ever seen during our coverage of the southern border. thousands of illegal immigrants streaming into eagle pass. these people coming in from all over the world with no resistance whatsoever. many of them telling us they are from venezuela, all of them telling us they arrived in northern mexico via train this morning and take a look at this video we shot on the ground as this group arrived. again, thousands of them all at once predominantly single adult men. mass crossing illegally here into ea eagle pass work with the democratic mayor has now called for a state of emergency. and is demanding the biden administration change policies. also, in eagle pass, take a look at this mugshot here. an illegal immigrant who crossed here is now charged with murder. a homicide that have been here in on monday. sources told us the 64-year-old illegal immigrant from peru was first arrested by border patrol

back in may for crossing illegally here in eagle pass but then he was released with a notice to appear in a court day. in 2025. he is now arrested and charged with murder. back out here, jesse, the white house claims they are making progress and "stopping the flow here at our southern border." the reality on the ground does not support that. we will send it back to you. >> jesse: behind any -- every criminal, there is a partner. bonnie and clyde and made off has his mom. sam bankman-fried's mom calls herself the partner in crime of the noncriminal sorts. sure, no crimes here. just 70 million stolen in crypto and follow to democrats. there's trouble in paradise. both of the sam bankman-fried's parents are now being sued by his bankrupt company. in a new lawsuit, ftx accuses mini's mom of being a point

person for many's strategy. saying that barbara would tell mini what causes to finance. she was worried about how that would look so she would tell mini and his team to avoid federal campaign finance disclosure rules by engaging in strong donations or otherwise concealing the ftx group as the source of the contributions. joe bankman, mini's dad, he commanded his son pay him a million dollars a year. many also demanded he get to meet larry david, which he did. mini also about his parents a house and paid for landscaping, and help to the democrats get i like that. it is all in the family. where have i heard that before? ♪ ♪ up next, the rise of carja carjackings. ♪ ♪ and breaking news about stinky sammy. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: the city of seattle decriminalize drug use and then they realized they made a mistake. now they voted to recriminalize drugs use. but the seattle drug addicts are angry. she of. shshe correspondent jonathan hut has the story. >> reporter: in many cities the bill criminalizing the public use of illicit drugs would not be a matter of much debate. in seattle, only got by in a 6-3 "after months of debate and intense emotions. from those who say the action is long overdue. >> vote for the bill. stop all this bull plea. clean it up! >> reporter: and those who believe it will make seattle's drug crisis worse rather than better. >> congratulations. blood on your hands. >> reporter: in passing the drug

enforcement law, seattle is following washington state law and allowing the city's attorney office to prosecute known position and public use of illicit drugs like fentanyl. use that is widespread in seattle. council members opposed to the bill say it is simply -- it simply will not work. >> this bill will not address the fentanyl crisis in any meaningful way. >> reporter: but do supporters argue that it will help by putting a focus on diversion and treatment. >> if implemented correctly, the entire cohort of people who are not at risk of harm to others otherwise are eligible for arrest under state law would instead by this law be diverted to the prearrest with no criminal legal system involvement. >> reporter: the bill would go into effect 30 days after it is signed by the mayor of seattle. she has said she will do that immediately and within a week.

published training and guidance for the seattle police department on how to enforce the new law. in other words, how to arrest public drug users. it jesse? >> jesse: and thank you so much, jonathan. >> reporter: sure picture of an american streets now the -- now look like grand theft auto. new rules limiting law enforcement's ability to engage in pursuits. prosecutors treated like a petty crime. most of these guys walk without bail. in chicago, members of the carjacking ring box a vehicle in an the perp points a gun at the driver, pulled her out of the car and then speeds off in the sedan. it is easy. and in filly, reason broad daylight carjackings are having. live or die his car. the thief swerves him off. it is an absolute -- i can't even describe this. this is ridiculous. all right, now, what happens when you introduce driverless

cars to the city streets? robot taxis, no humans. police are pulling over computerized cars and there's no protocol. >> ain't nobody in it. >> this is crazy. [background conversation] >> are you serious? >> that is hilarious. [laughter] >> jesse: that was happening in san francisco. it is also happening in austin, texas. tech companies there are test driving report cars before they are ready for prime time. and it is like having a fleet of 15-year-olds in driver and cars wrapping around your city. and these cars don't work very well. they stop for no reason and block traffic. >> nice self-driving cars caused a massive traffic jam in austin, texas.

>> jesse: [laughs] the chinese, the russians, and the north koreans have already hacked federal agencies. so what is stopping them from hacking every driverless car in san francisco and turning it into a weapon of mass destruction on wheels? so do police departments, which democrats have already divided and demoralized, have a plan for any of this? paul mauro joyce me now. you got robot cars now, paul and police are pulling them over. what are they supposed to do? can you view sobriety test with the computer? it is funny you should say that. under current law, the petri dishes for this, every car and a to miss car has to be -- have somebody in control and that person can be remote. which we are seeing more and more of. maybe they are in charge of 50 cars. right? >> jesse: you would never know.

you would never know. >> these are the kind of novel things. in all seriousness, the problem is an autonomous car, there's nobody to tell them what's to do. that is the paradigm. we have already seen in san francisco, which is not exactly a right-leaning, heavy law-enforcement city, 55 instances believe -- between police department and fire department are autonomous cars driving through crime scenes, drove through fire scenes the wrecking the situation, it would not get out of the way of a fire truck that is out of the fire. maybe someday, this is all going to work. we will have the time that. we don't have to drive and watch the road. you can do whatever you do. we are not there yet and as you say, they are rolling this stuff out and they are testing it in the streets and all kinds of stuff. >> jesse: are they worried about these driverless cars getting hacked and that they drive them into police departments? >> how can you not be, okay? we already know the cars are already being hacked. that is well known and the

thing, the mechanism, the computers that are involved in this become more and more sophisticated, it becomes more and more valuable and there's already issues because they are fighting data. you can imagine of course, advertising agencies, they know where these people go. where does jesse watters go every day? >> jesse: i don't want china wanting to know where i go. we talked about this last year when i was at seven, what to do. do you believe clingy into the car as it speeds away is the right idea? >> no, not by a long shot. give the car up. more and more of this stuff. tracking it as they have wanted in washington, dc. by juveniles because they know the lack of enforcement. they want the lithium and the catalytic converters. they ship them overseas, where they are more available. and the other thing is this, jesse. this is what is really new. we are seeing it now. in the old days, he did not have a front row seat to the stuff. the whole world is getting a

front-row seat. >> jesse: and still no one sympathizes with your guy. taking, off the air or live pd after the blm riots. i think they needed more live pd. >> i think you are right. >> jesse: thank you so much. >> thank-you. >> jesse: sticky sammy has been caught again. back in february, a tense knees and patient desire -- tanzanian fashion guru said -- we can now confirm it is true. airport police raided sticky's house and found the stolen clothes and he was charged with a felony and we can confirm the designer put his clothes have been returned to her but she is not going to let sticky get away with it. she is suing sticky. it is one big sticky mess. apparently now this is a thing. ♪ ♪

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>> film me. i'm instagram famous. >> [bleep]. >> and now she is being offered thousands of dollars for i don't even know what. so this is now a thing. women are now getting kicked off of flights, having it filmed and they are blowing up. >> it is a troubling pat interpret. i think we're all talking about this. we lost a sense of humanity. we feel like we can do whatever we want and turn it into an opportunity, but that's disruptive. i'm sure the flight was delayed. i'm sure someone missed an event they had to get to. if i was on that flight i would have wanted back thousands of dollars. >> not for what they were offering. >> i would want her to pay me that. there were other people on the flight are you discounting. is their time not worth it? it is so rude. >> she has much more important things and she is much more important. >> she is apparently instagram famous. >> i think this is a set up and they are doing it to get famous. i smell a stunt. i used to do them myself.

a poll found 50% of adults say marriage is acceptable. >> i have progressive friends and i don't have any -- >> tell us your friends are not that progressive. >> i don't have friends in an open marriage. they say it is people 19 to 29. if you are 19 to 29 and believe in an open marriage, maybe you shouldn't get married. it is called dating and maybe you need to wait to get married. you don't have to be married. you can just put it off. >> what is wrong with these people? >> so much, jesse. we don't have enough time. >> we'll get into that later. next up, an unidentified man caught on video walking around dallas fort worth airport completely naked. have you determined whether he is on narcotics? >> i mean, how is this -- how long did he walk around for, jesse? >> we brought you on to tell us how long. >> i don't have any answers. i'm so sorry. this is something i expect to see in a new york city airport. i have to say, i spend a lot of

time reporting in new york city airports because airlines are a mess. there are tons of story there. i have gotten to know a lot of the people who live in the airport. i have not seen it so i don't have any answers. >> tell me about the casual stroll. >> he is unbothered. >> i would be sprinting if i was naked. >> this is intentional. >> what does this say about him? >> he did not lose his clothes in tsa. >> he is a confident man. >> maybe he is packing. >> madison! there is nowhere to put the gun. i took care of that for you. let's get out of here before we get in trouble. >> do you know when you can tell that someone hates you, but they are doing a really good job pretending they don't hate you, i can tell. you know it and i know it. you don't like me. you know that i can see it and you're not that good at hiding. you think you are, but you're not.

tracy sarasota, what a pair, no wonder the country is a mess. frank, i had a great text for tonight's show and i don't recollect it. thank you. you should be attorney general. neil from miami. sounds like clapper and brennan are the new plumbers. call up the plumber's unit we need another election. bruno from brooklyn. i think i know you. you need to have maria on more. she is intuitive, intelligent and fearless. oh, and she's italian. dennis from tucson, arizona. i'm with maria. nothing ever happens no matter how much evidence they have. if you have a little evidence you are impeached. if there is a mountain, totally fine. steven from pensacola. can we just celebrate the fact that garland is not on the supreme court?

now it is time to move on. joe from montreal. jesse, maybe the ukrainians should tell the american government "fire our prosecutor and then we can pay them a billion dollars." i love that idea. i'm gonna bring it up with the president. rob from kentucky. if the left has such a problem with george washington i will be happy to take all of the dollar bills off their hands. i see what you did there marcia from phoenix, new york city should put up a statue for the clintons and the sign should say "the grifters." that is a statue i would personally tear down myself. first hillary and then bill. keith, north carolina. sticky same is too cumbersome to say. from now on in our house he is stamy. i believe we have a spanky burbank update for you tomorrow and it is pretty juicy. aurora in taylor. oh, i wonder what the

relationship is from amarillo, texas. you rock and my boyfriend loves your show. so that's the relationship. got it. well, you guys have a -- have great taste. dave have little rock. my daughter just pointed to the tv and said is that the guy you're always texting? i don't want any trouble. it is strictly professional. jim, naples. is jesse, junior old enough to do the i am waters and this is my world? he's close. i have him saying jesse watters, prime -- primetime. you know, he is not a trained monkey. we don't really do that. but we should. and maybe i'll videotape him doing that tomorrow and have it in my window. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. >> all right