is secure, but if there is a problem, it's not our fault." that's just kind of how this administration has been operating. it's not just mayorkas, it is blinking, the entire national security apparatus. it is why we face such a grave national security threat when we talk about our border here. the concern, judge, is that hopefully the american people will remove joe biden from office, but you can reverse economic policies. the cost of gas and food can come down. but if you inherit national security problems, if you had bad people that are behind the walls and the gates, you've got -- >> that the different concern. >> thanks so much for being with us tonight. that's it for us tonight. i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham. catch me weekdays cohosting "the five" at 5:00 p.m., and check me out on instagram. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime."

tonight -- >> i don't know what measures they're taking. there might be personal security on the island. >> jesse: more epstein documents released as "primetime" goes inside pedophile island. you've heard of smash and grabs. now, crash and grabs. doomsday bunkers for billionaires. what do they know that we don't? plus... >> you know what jesse watters does every weekend? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: 59 years ago today, president lyndon b. johnson declared a war on poverty. his plan? end racial discrimination. he dubbed it "the great society." >> the great society asked not

how much, but how good. [applause] not only how to create wealth, but how to use it. not only how fast we are going, but where we are headed. >> jesse: but the great society didn't end poverty, it kept poverty at the exact same level. the first year of the great society, the poverty rate was at 15%. today the poverty rate is at 13%. how many trillions of dollars have we wasted? how many families have been destroyed? how much dependence on government have we created? the only thing the great society has created is the hustle. >> oh, let's talk about qualification. what do the blacks know about foreign policy. we know foreign policy! when you buy a honda and toyota, that's foreign policy. russian bots, that's foreign

policy. china, that's foreign policy. mercedes-benz, that's foreign policy. as a matter of fact, we came here on a foreign policy. >> jesse: jesse jackson challenged the democratic party until he gained a foothold where he could lobby and solicit. his success launch a new breed of black leaders. >> god was a god of justice on yesterday, and god, who does not change, is still a god of justice today! turned to your neighbor and say "god does not change!" where governments lie, god does not lie. no, no, no! not "god bless america," "god [bleep] america!" the united states government has failed the vast majority of our citizens of african descent! >> jesse: from the churches to the streets to the executive suites, a new hustle was born. sometimes behind the hustle there was a threat. shut up, or pay up.

that economic model was so successful, it generated some of the fattest patronage mills we have ever witnessed. racism soon became mainstream. >> you say we are crazy? you've driven us crazy! [applause] 400 years of abuse. you're talking violence? i'm talking what was necessary. >> jesse: sharpton cut his teeth lying through them. sharpton knew how to use a mob, and he turned it against any politician or corporation he could, to shake 'em down. as the shakedowns continue, sharpton's power and influence expanded like a tight tracksuit after lunch. but his mobs left mayhem in his wake. he got richer, but america, more divided. and sharpton's mob became so volatile, obama cut a deal with him and nbc commercialize him. put him on the payroll, and al got leaner and a little less

mean. but harvard's firing of claudine gay is threatening sharpton's gravy train. dei is on the chopping block, not just at harvard, but everywhere. and dei is the lifeblood of the hustle. today the river and dusted off his bullhorn and picketed outside the office of one of gay's biggest critics, wall street manager and harvard alum bill atman, and the boisterous brooklyn hotshot declared a war. >> they used her as a scapegoat to fight dei. we would not have to have dei if we didn't have d-e-n-y. we were denied. i want to come to his office and let him know that we will fight him. he's declared war against all of us. >> jesse: firing a dei higher for plagiarism and anti-semitism is a declaration of war in al's world. therefore, he is anointing

thursday's as dei thursdays. did he plagiarize tgi friday's? i'm not sure. of course, "primetime" would never miss the first dei thursday, so we sent johnny. >> reverend, it is plagiarism a fireable offense? >> we are not defending any of that. i don't know -- i think the harvard board should have to answer that. we are about what they said it, that this is about dei. that's what we are here for. >> what does race have to do with the firing of the college president over there? >> again, we are here because he said that dei must go, and we are here to say dei is something that we cannot stand to let go. i've got one for you. do you k know what jesse watters does every weekend? he watches "politics nation" without sharpton. >> jesse: nice plug, reverend. as long as we are doing plugs, he should preorder my book. as a chapter in there about a

black nationalist, which i think would tickle the hustle. again, go to amazon, "get it together." you will have it in your mailbox by march. the implosion of the black lives charity and dei is a one-two punch for sharpton, who might not be able to peel himself off the mat. you see, sharpton isn't upset claudine was fired, he's upset the system that hired her was exposed for what it was: a trojan horse for unqualified liberals and sharpton acolytes to gain undue power and influence over you, and america's once great institutions. but, much like claudine gay, sharpton's mob was a fraud. they didn't even know why they were there. >> do you think plagiarism is a fireable offense? >> i don't think so, because people do it all the time. >> did he know he was plagiarizing? >> i don't know the ins and outs of it. is she guilty of it? i don't know. >> plagiarism. to me, i wouldn't say so.

i believe there are many leaders who have plagiarized, but should she have lost her job? no. >> do you believe it was racist that she was fired? >> i believe that she voiced her opinion, and she had a right like everyone else to voice their opinion. >> we are standing up in the name of claudine gay, in the name of all people who are experiencing this attack on affirmative action. she is qualified to do her job, she was bullied and pressured out of it. >> but she plagiarized. >> so we are here in the name of dei. >> wasn't racist? >> we are not doing this. >> okay. >> jesse: out that one of my vacation days that al paid those protesters to show up. and that, when they say it's an attack on affirmative action, what they mean is you are not allowed to fire an african american no matter what they do. but companies are realizing it might not be wise to hire someone you can never fire. i mean, they can find the

dismembered woman in sharpton's bathtub and nbc would pay him on "meet the press" next sunday. these were created because we were told the system was racist, that it needed to be corrected. but is that even true? in a "wall street journal" op-ed written by jason riley, which we recommend you read, it says the criminal justice system isn't racist. an authoritative, newly published academic paper citing 51 studies says race has little clear impact on criminal adjudication. the study actually finds black defendants receive more lenient sentences than whites. the study shows that blacks are incarcerated at higher rates than other groups because they commit crimes at higher rates, not due to systemic bias. and everyone knows poor people commit crimes at higher rates. it has nothing to do with race.

what's interesting is, when the black population was extremely poor in the '40s and the '50s, the black violent crime rate was much lower. the reason why, black families were intact. in 1940, 96% of all children in the united states were born to a mother and father. today, 40% of all kids are born to a single mother, and 64% of black children are born without fathers. so what is the democrat solution? not the nuclear family, which could cut crime and poverty in half in a generation. it is to end cash bail, empty the jails, and hand out reparations. it is plain white supremacy. raise your taxes and is redistributed. they don't want to improve your life, they want to improve their's. keeping black americans dependent on big government and incentivizing single motherhood

while blaming wh rich white republicans for their plight, which their programs have actually created, that's the hustle. they get rich off racism, and you get the blame. tommy sotomayor is a radioed show host. it's sad, because it is an easy fix to the problem. why don't you think the hustling community doesn't want to do anything about it? >> because it's a cash cow. these people are making money after these things, and you can name the person, the so-called black leader. the black leader gets rich, the black leader, just like black lives matter, they become rich and get to live in big mansions, and where do they get their mansions? red around the same white people they claim they are supposed to hate. think about it this way -- i'm old. we have heard of this thing called "white flight." never heard of blacklight. what would that be? blacks running away from white people. instead, blacks will brag upon,

when they get money, where do they want to live? i've got to tell you, i live in a white neighborhood, and the white people are always on my reading talking about a missing dog, something like that. and i'm thinking, my goodness, late of these white people go to sleep? so i don't have to worry about them doing anything to me, because it is sad that we as black people understand that the biggest fear we have is other black people. i have a movie called "a fatherless in america." it chronicles exactly what you've said, that single motherhood is the number one cause of a lot of things in the black community, including crime, and yet the liberals who claim they want to end crime and make you safer won't talk about that. >> jesse: sharpton doesn't want to talk about any of that. he wants to talk about dei going away. because what happens, sotomayor, if dei dies?

>> this is a hustle. when you can get rid of things like -- you look at al sharpton, jesse jackson, all these guys profited greatly off of selling used fear. fear of white people, fear of the bogeyman, but not fear of what the actual problem was. they never fixed the problem and, again, we don't talk about the fact that their pockets are lined and they don't live in the same neighborhoods they claim to represent. that is what this is. when you can tell someone, "plagiarism is bad," yet if a black person does is fine. as you stated, why would a person want to hire -- i don't know if you sought a long time ago, seattle mayor put out one of my videos where i said, if i was a white cop and i went to a black neighborhood, i would wait until the shooting stopped before he ever intervene, because you can't win. he almost got fired because he shared that with his police department, because they understood, why deal with a headache? and that's exactly what you

brought up. >> jesse: did you ever find that white neighbor's dog? >> [laughs] i tried to turn the ring app off, jesse! they were talking about the stock all night long! i said, wow, white people really like dogs! >> jesse: we love 'em, we sure do. >> but everybody cared. i look at my neighborhood, and my neighbors are probably watching right now and they are glad that i'm here, but i look at them and they really care about each other. that's one of those things you want to keep neighborhood safe. the people in the neighborhood must care about each other and they must care about the environment. have you noticed, any black person that talks about self-reliance -- not that the government is at fault or that the police are at fault, but that it starts at home, they are excoriated. they are kicked out. they are told, like me, "we've got to ban you." i listened to with those people said, that the lady you are talking about was criticized for her free speech. why is it that everybody else can't have that same

free speech? >> jesse: that's right. well said by a very wise man. go back and enjoy a nice peaceful night and get some rest. thank you, sotomayor. tell all your white neighbors i said hello. >> let me go help these white people find their dog. >> jesse: we'll see what you can do. you have seen documents don't look good for bill clinton ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: fox news alert, the second tranche of epstein documents has just dropped, and the "primetime" team is digging through them like serious truffle pigs. we saw an email between people indicating bill clinton personally walked into the offices of "vanity fair" and threatened journalists to spike six traffic articles about his

"good friend" jeffrey epstein. why would he go to bat for epstein? not sure. another email indicates that a 17-year-old virginia giuffre was traffic to prince andrew and other men, including "two of the world's most respected politicians." the names of the resp respected politicians are redacted. go back around 20 years ago and ask yourself, who are two of the world's most popular polit politicians? yesterday we discovered that anne epstein victim told her that bill clinton likes his girls young, and that he did indeed fly on epstein's plane, and even his chopper. we learned just how close stephen hawking and epstein really were. we discovered that david copperfield spent some time at jeffrey epstein's palm beach estate. he was not able to make his name in these documents disappear, though. and we learned that world leaders may currently be under the threat of blackmail. you would think an international

sex trafficking and espionage ring involving the highest levels of politics, finance, celebrity, and royalty would stir slight interest in professional journalists. not really. this is how they are covering the story. >> former president bill clinton and donald trump mentioned in deposition transcripts, both denying any wrongdoing. in one, a woman who once worked for epstein recalled he spoke to her about clinton, saying epstein told her one time "that clinton likes them young," referring to girls. the same woman says epstein once suggested calling trump for an outing in atlantic city. speak of the media , a lot of them controlled by big intel, is both sides of the scandal. bill clinton, who was photographed getting a massage by an epstein victim, who has lied repeatedly about flying on epstein's jet, is now involved in a cover-up threatened journalists? and reportedly had a romantic relationship with epstein's

madam, ghislaine maxwell? that is on par with them going to trump's casino 30 years ago? and was that valerie jarrett's daughter, laura, fronting that piece? i think it was. let's get the facts straight here. here's the lawyer who represents dozens of epstein's victims. >> the only thing i can say about president trump is that he is the only person who, in 2009, when i served a lot of subpoenas on a lot of people, or at least give notice to some pretty connected people that i wanted to talk to them, he's the only person who picked up the phone and said, "let's just talk. i'll give you as much time as you want, tell you what you need to know," and was very helpful in the information he gave. >> this is the same lawyer that said bill clinton spent a lot of times in epstein's orbit and refused to help the victims. >> he was in jeffrey epstein's presence, and even more so in

ghislaine maxwell's presence. many times, numerous occasions, including on occasions when others who were victimized by jeffrey epstein were there. he has a lot of information. we have invited him to speak to us. the fact that he has been less than helpful is troubling to me, who has only been trying to fight for the victims and survivors and get real answers. >> jesse: "watters world" spoke to a source close to epstein's pilot and said that the rides on the jet were kind of kinky. >> bill clinton was on those flights? >> numerous times. these girls are dressed -- he would describe them as candy stripers. >> jesse: you are saying on the flights that bill clinton was on with jeffrey epstein, the stewardess or stewardesses, many of them were under age, where dressed as candy stripers? >> correct. >> jesse: and there were beds in the back of the plane?

>> beds, bedroom, yes. >> jesse: epstein was trafficking underage girls to politicians, business executives, foreign leaders, even well-known prime ministers. he was obviously an intelligence asset collaborating with our government. even ghislaine maxwell's dad was reportedly an intel asset who allegedly worked for mi6, the mossad, even the cia. it was a match made in heaven, or for some of the victims, h hell. biden's cia director had three meetings with jeffrey epstein. so it's no surprise the fbi's keeping a lid on the surveillance videos from the epstein properties, and dick durbin doesn't want to subpoena any of these flight manifests. the entire op was at risk. so what's next? joined me now, sox senior correspondent tara palmeri, has done a lot of excellent research looking into the epstein world. we are not here to convict clinton or clear trumpet or any

of that. you studied this pretty diligently. pull us back. what was going on with epstein and the u.s. government? >> well, all i can really tell you about is what i learned from the victims and the people who had worked for jeffrey epstein, and the world they painted around jeffrey epstein. he was clearly rolling at the highest levels among politicians, entertainers, leaders of banks, industry titans. really, every science, art, philanthropy. and he obviously got this sweetheart deal that was pushed all the way to the top of the bush justice department. at the time they actually approved this sweetheart deal and he was only convicted of procuring a minor for prostitution. this was back in 2006. i think the bigger picture we should take away from all this, he had this charge, he was convicted, he spent time in prison, and after that he was

quickly rehabilitated into society, spending time with these same high rollers for the next ten years, more than ten years, until he was again arrested. and there was no issue. people are willing to do business with him, they were willing to take his money, and it just proves that there's two different types of justice in this country. there is justice for the elites and for everyone else. because i think anybody else he was charged with that single crime, even though he had an entire pyramid scheme at a local high school of poor girls going to a palm beach high school, and he had hundreds of girls coming in and out of his house, he was only charged with procuring one minor for prostitution. but even that charge enough, you would think it would make a person a social pariah. especially among leaders. >> jesse: schuller. even after the me too movement, we are still having trouble getting dick durbin to subpoena the fbi for the flight manifests just to know who is on this dead pedophile plain.

why are they still protecting a dead pedophile? >> i don't know exactly what's going on with the flight records. i know that some of them are hard to obtain. >> jesse: tell me about it! >> right. when i was reporting on the case for my podcast, "broken seeking justice," we went to the home of the pilot and we asked for the flight records. he was not as forthcoming with that, said he didn't have them. that was at least what he had told her lawyers. we went to the houseman that worked there, and he ended up being a crucial witness in the ghislaine maxwell trial. he testified and said it was an open secret, that the way jeffrey epstein lived his life, he was a man in his 50s, 60s, around girls who were teenagers. pretty out in the open. it was pretty hard not to see what was going on is what he said, which is why in a big way these people enabled him and helped him come back into

society, enabling him to continue the sex trafficking. >> jesse: they sure did, and his handlers within the u.s. government obviously enabled him and didn't give a damn about any of these young victims. and that's what the story should be about, the victims. >> right, and he had a way of figuring it with each person, each prosecutor he was dealing with, how to find their mentor, some lawyer that was close to them. with acosta, and florida. he knew that ken starr was his icon, so he hired ken starr to be his defense lawyer. >> jesse: he was a wizard with finance and with personal relationships, that he was a sick bastard. >> he could hire whoever he wanted. >> jesse: and that's the problem. when you have a sick guy like that is not smart, with a lot of money, and all of these perversions, you just leave a tragedy in your wake. >> and people who are willing to bend to it. >> jesse: you are right.

>> is a sign of -- >> jesse: it's the sign of the decay in this country and this world. we got to run. please keep up the good work. if you learn anything more, please let us know. epstein island is a place were ununderage girls were taken and abused, far away from the long reach of the law. another billionaire wants to build a resort, but obviously the island is haunted, so good luck. before the island sold, one journalist, tyler hola vieira , shook onto it. >> we want to get our hands on betsy's while being goofy bloggers asking if they were nearby islands should take a look at while he toured the ocean. >> should we go little james or big names, james? >> what could go wrong? >> and there is epstein island, little james. there's a vote on the island right now. the question is, who could it be

and why? >> look, it's a whole operation out there. look at this. >> people work here. >> jesse: willing to take the chance, he went straight to the temple. >> i'm on the island. the temple is behind me. this is the temple where crazy stuff went down. look at this. blocked off. this is the place where evil, evil things went down, and in this temple right here they used to be a son compass that was removed, apparently. there was a bonfire here, maybe where they burn people alive, or not. i've gotten here successfully undetected. is that a speaker right there? beyond that it seems to be low-level security. >> jesse: eventually security did catch up with him. >> oh, my god. ♪ ♪ i'm running. i'm good, we are good! we are good!

>> are we seeing this? security behind a period not as fast as me. there's my getaway jet ski. we are getting out of here! >> jesse: and that was the only person who has ever been able to successfully escape from that island. ♪ ♪ smash and grabs? no, no, no. crash and grabs. ♪ ♪ just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh!

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>> jesse: so the mob looted thousands of dollars. they even tore apart the day care across the block. we know how hard baby formula is to get in biden's america. gavin newsom still stone cold silent, not a word. maybe he should talk to voters in the streets for what to ones. >> we see this weekend after weekend. they don't care what they destroy who they destroyed. this is definitely personal. every time i see an incident like this happen. we need to have a sense of urgency, we need to jump on this little bit faster. >> jesse: marcus timmons joins us now. marcus, you probably went in a little bit more eloquently, didn't you? >> not as eloquent as they did.

these guys seem to have no morals whatsoever about their actions. >> jesse: does this now turn the page on a new type of crime? usually it's a smash-and-grab or maybe you go into the ceiling or the sewer. they are just driving the car straight in and then 100 people pour in. that's hard to stop. >> when i see things like that, i feel almost like the fall of society. whenever you have anybody over ten people coming together to participate in an activity like this, it says a lot about the moral values of that culture. >> jesse: how do police stop this, if you've got that many people on the street, in the scene? it's almost unstoppable. >> i would agree. you have 100 people, how many police do you need to try to get rid of that mob-type atmosphere?

100 kids, and you're talking about a bakery. that could easily have been another mom-and-pop business, but where do you draw the line at? >> jesse: that's a lot of croissants. i would have gone for the bakery. i might've tried something a little more high-end, but that's just me. i don't have the mind of a criminal mastermind. do you see a change in society over the last three years? if you just look on the internet, it is stark. >> in california it almost appears that they are endorsing this kind of behavior. the politicians that are currently in the office. because i look at it like, california has become disneyland for criminals. you have people seeing stuff like this, there's no consequence, you get out on zero bail, so why not go to california if you want to have a vacation, see disneyland, and commit a crime at the same time? >> jesse: they give you a fast pass, you go in, you go out. clean them out.

thanks so much. >> thank you. >> jesse: a guy who builds doomsday bunkers for billionaires tells us why. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jesse: since the beginning of time, people have predicted, prayed about, and plan for the end of the world. jews are waiting for the messiah. christian said it could be the second coming of christ. in 2016, hillary said trump was going to trigger the apocalypse. look around, she might have actually been right. but billionaires are dropping seriously let us on ritzy doomsday dens across the globe zuckerberg just dropped a quarter bil for a bunker in hawaii. his contractor say they making an underground shelter with an escape hatch. zuck wants it completely self-sufficient with a water filtration system and livestock as a food source. "come here, you goat!" but it's not just him. it seems paranoia is seeping through silicon valley.

peter teal from paypal and ai developer sam altman are also preparing for the worst. is this a keeping up with the joneses situation, or do they know something we don't? or are they worried we are going to go grab the pitchforks and storm the castle? >> the rich are about to get a taste of their own medicine, and they created all of this mess going on with the economy. they think they can buy their way out of everything. good luck hiding from the angry mass of people that's about to explode. >> jesse: hollywood is making a fortune off apocalypse movies. even the obama's got in on the action with their race baiting flick, "leave the world behind." a power grid hack unravel society. it's a mess. i think they have a compound at the vineyard. 40% of young americans are already investing in their doomsday prep. they are panic buying.

doomsday bunkers, and contractors are just raking it . >> we can never predict or control what will happen in the world. underground living spaces that are highly secure and completely discrete, designed and constructed to withstand ballistic, environmental, and civil threats. this is security. >> jesse: he builds bunkers for billionaires and he's here. do they tell you why they are building bunkers when they build them? >> most of the time, they do. it's like everyone else. they look at what's going on in the world around them, and just because you have billions of dollars doesn't mean you are not connected to what's really happening. a lot of times, maybe you are more connected. but they're just looking for safety and security for the family and their loved ones. >> jesse: are they worried about, like that woman was saying, people storming the castle? >> i guess, in a sense, yes. because, i mean, look at the looting that was just on a few

minutes ago, the smash and grabs. that's going to be a reality when there's no food in the grocery stores. where are they going to go? to other people's cupboards. >> jesse: do you think, when they build these things, that they think they're ever going to need them? where is this some vanity play? >> i think it's like an insurance policy. i believe some of them know that someday they'll need it, and some are buying it just as insurance. >> jesse: when you build these, what is the must have with the billionaire bunker that everyone needs to have this one thing? >> typically theaters, for personal entertainment. libraries are really common. with the billionaire bunkers, you don't see much self-sustaining type things, like no hydroponics or gardens, things like that. it's more about storage and comfort, bowling alley, swimming pools, saunas, shooting ranges.

>> jesse: [laughs] shooting ranges. >> anything you can imagine. >> jesse: what is the wackiest thing they ever ask you to build for their bunker? >> to put a horse underground. >> jesse: [laughs] for what reason? >> the horse was incredibly valuable, and he said if he had to be underground he wants to take that with him. >> jesse: all right. i hope it's not for food, because that's not very nice. well, listen, if things go well at "jesse watters primetime," maybe i'll be giving you a call one day. >> i'd be glad to help you, jesse. >> jesse: thanks. i don't want a horse. maybe a shooting range, no horse. >> whatever you want. >> jesse: thank you so much. what does 2024 have in store? 2024, it could be joe biden's last year as president. how does that make you feel? see ya! don'ats t come back! new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities.

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resolutions. mine? is to promote myself more. so, again, pre-order get it together where books are sold or you can just hold to your little thing on the side -- oh, it went away. put it back up. oh, it went away. we'll get you next time. so what else is in store for 2024? well, we sent out johnny. ♪ >> reporter: happy new year. >> happy new year! >> happy new year! >> happy new year! live from new york city. >> reporter: how did you ring in the new year. >> i was sleeping in bed like a bum. >> with my cat and rabbit. >> obliterated drunk, i was stumbling doing one of these a lot and doing one of these a lot. >> reporter: so you were walking like joe biden. >> i was trying to figure out why i was walking better than he was. >> reporter: who was your new year's kiss. >> everybody got kisses from me. >> reporter: my cat? >> maybe you should see a vet. >> if you're out there i'm

looking for you. >> what are you waiting for, huh? what are you waiting for? ♪ >> reporter: what's your new year's resolution. >> eat pineapples and coconuts. >> to quit meat. >> maybe i will a get a horse. >> that's a nice one. >> reporter: what was your biggest mistake of 2023. >> pulling out of bitcoin. >> dating my ex-boyfriend. >> i was late to everything, so late. >> broken four phones in 2023. >> my mother's not a happy camper with me, hi mom. >> cut the crap. >> reporter: what was the best thing that happened to you in 2023. >> i woke up. >> i went to florida, montauk. >> got a chance to start in probably the most popular show in america. >> jesse watters primetime? >> no. power. >> jesse: that hurt. >> reporter: any predictions for 2024. >> something crazy is going to happen, i don't know what it is, but something's going to happen that's going to break the world. >> reporter: will happen with china in 2024. >> hopefully no more

coronaviruses, hopefully no more sicknesss >> reporter: what's your predictions for 2024. >> that i meet mark wahlberg. >> you do not understand. cut that. >> reporter: 2024 could be joe biden's last year as president. how does that make you feel. >> elated. >> i feel very, very excited. >> biden bye-bye, you know, see ya. don't come back. >> i hate him. i don't like him. i will a never like him. >> i'm not done i hate you. >> i think he's a better president than anything we've ever had before. >> reporter: what's the best thing he's done. >> i don't know because i don't follow politics. >> you're a liberal. >> reporter: what do you think donald trump's new year's resolution is. >> to make america great again. >> reporter: again. >> and less spray tans. >> i don't like him he should burn in hell and that's it. >> reporter: >> that's enough put down the mic. >> reporter: who's winning the 2024 election. >> absolutely donald trump. >> trump's going to win.

>> reporter: he's got it. >> everybody i know is going to vote for him. >> joe biden which makes no sense. >> joe biden. >> reporter: let's pray to god he doesn't. >> let's pray to god he does. better than trump or we could have bill clinton back in the white house and that wouldn't be good. >> reporter: he's already served his eight years. >> are you out of your mind nobody would vote for me. >> reporter: what do you want to tell jesse watters. >> jesse i'm sexy. >> i don't know who jesse watters iss >> reporter: big celebrity. >> bigger than markey wahlberg. >> nobody's bigger than markey mark. the calvin kline guy, nobody's bigger than him. >> jesse: congratulations to our booker jack, just got engaged over the holidays. well done. he's marrying up, although for jack, that's not very hard. we love you, congratulations and good luck. steve from georgia, maybe

clinton and prince andrew only talked about the weather. exactly. devon from staples minnesota, john kerry should be upset with the amount of flights to epstein's island. my god they warmed the planet. >> he will jot from virginia, maybe these clueless bakery looters were told there was a lot of dough in there. [rim shot] >> ellen from trinity florida, are napoleons really worth wrecking your car over? good grief? >> matter from middle river maryland, jesse you need to send the rev sharp top an autographed cope of your new book. i'm so glad you bought that up because get it together is available now for pre-order. dvr the show and always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪