>> he's a very strange guy. he makes these strange hand gestures. he's shaking the hand of his wife he should be kissing. it's bizarre. he's like the tim kaine of 2024. if you want daring authenticity, trump sat down with one of the most watched live streamers in the country the other day. his demo are young men, 13 to 24. 100 million people watched this, and trump even did a dance. pretty good. >> we're going to make this country so good and so great. and when you want a job, you can get a job where you make the money this guy's making. it's really wonderful to think about the american dream. >> laura: forget the dance, but that was good too. it was funny, and it was impromptu. jesse watters is next.

>> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> as soon as the shots were fired in iraq, he turned and ran the other way and hung his hat up and quit. >> waltz lied about his military service. a stolen valour investigation. >> governor tim walz here, happy chinese new year. >> jesse: the chinese and kamala's vp. a shocking report. >> mind your own damn business! >> have they given you guys an explanation for why she won't take questions from reporters? no? nobody? great. >> jesse: how long can harris hide? >> you about to find out. [ laughter ] >> jesse: plus... >> i'm coming to tear your kingdom down! [♪♪]

>> jesse: democratics must be losing this election by a landslide because they're trying to brainwash you into thinking their ticket is john wayne. the new york times writes this about kamala harris. are you ready? she marshals an arched brow, a studied hand flip, and carefully curated sentences. her wave is controlled, her eyes always fixed on a disconstant point. her movement smooth. the last time the times slobbered over a politician this blatantly, chris matthews got a thrill out of his leg sfwlfrnlts she was john wayne last night. she was a leader. a leader! and she was clear that she was the boss. to speak to that room as if she owned it. she was the mc of that room. >> jesse: layering on the flattery this thick even makes kamala feel uncomfortable. there's rumors that waltz may not make it to the convention.

you can see how hard the media is straining to lift this guy. as of 48 hours ago, they hitted middle america. mocked it as ignorant back country. but now praising the old white man for minnesota as a relatable blue collar family guy with a folksy charm >> all-american definition of a man from middle america. high school teacher, football coach. >> he has this folksy, personal, informal vibe. >> he's kind of a folksy guy. very friendly. nice guy. >> totally approachable. you have a feeling he has plenty of neighbors who have maga hats and they're his friends. >> walz has an ability to be -- one person said cuddly. >> jesse: when the media calls you folksy, it means they think you're a hick. they're trying to use walz as

hick bait. what kind of friendly guy casterates 6-year-olds? where are the tampons? tampon tim spent his honeymoon in china. walz is a hoax. he's not all-american dad. this is who he says he is. >> governor walz, are you a progressive or are you a centerist? >> i'm a progressive. >> jesse: trump is running against a woke woman and a progressive vp named tampon tim. minnesota nuts is such a control freak, maybe he learned it the 30 times he went to china. he doesn't think the first amendment guarantees free speech. watch this. >> i think we need to push back on this. there's no guaranteed free speech on misinformation or hate speech, and especially around

your democracy. >> jesse: makes perfect sense why you set up covid snitch lines, so you can rat your neighbor out while he's walking the dog. timmy didn't protect minneapolis when it was barbecued by black lives matter because i have friends in minneapolis who were terrif terrified. you guys text us every might from minnesota telling us you had to move out, and most of you went to florida. the media has inflated this guy's resume like he inflated his own. walz never went to war. he never saw combat. he was never in a war zone. but for years, he's been claiming otherwise. >> i spent 25 years in the army. we can do background checks, we can do cdc research, and we can make sure that those weapons of war that i carried in war is the only place that those weapons are at. >> jesse: walz never carried

weapons in war. he's lying. and he's been giving reporters the impression that he's been a combat vet for years. bloomberg puts out a piece saying walz, quote, served in iraq as part of operation enduring freedom. walz never went to iraq, and bloomberg had to retract it. walz climbed he was a veteran of operation enduring freedom, claiming he served on the ground in afghanistan. he never served in afghanistan. walz told the atlantic he just returned from fighting in the war on terrorism. he abandoned his unit and left his battalion hanging just before he was supposed to deploy to iraq. >> if this guy quit and i say i'm not going to do it, what kind of hell leadership is that. if a company would say we're going to deploy to iraq or somewhere and you're going to be gone for whatever amount of time and a foreman just says, i'm not going, what does that say to the 500 people working at the

factory? he was a congressman. he bragged that he was a retired command sergeant sage. i'm the highest ranking person ever in the house and all this lie that he was telling. and there was lots of cards coming in the mail for him to be elected. they said right honor, he's a retired command sergeant major. just tooting his own horn, hanging on the coattails who put in all the time. stolen valor is what it is. we call it the truth about tim walz. >> jesse: walz ditched his unit, got demoted, lied about his rank, and lied about fighting overseas. and kamala harris chose him to be a heartbeat away from commander-in-chief. this is devastating to the democrat ticket. republicans and democrats, every american, physically revolted about men who lie about their service. did kamala vet the so-called vet? it's the only decision she's

ever made in the last four years, and she chose a chinese honeymooning, army unit abandoning progressive with a nickname tampon tim. maybe they didn't think this would matter. or maybe they thought the media would cover it up. obama's wingman was in charge of vetting this guy. remember when the media thought jd vance was a problem? as far as we know, jd vance didn't hand out tampons to little boys or let a city burn on national tv. jd actually brought back medals from iraq. >> you know what really bothers me about tim walz as a marine who served his country in uniform? when the united states of america asked me to go to iraq to serve my country, i did it. i did what they asked me to do, and i did it honorably.

when tim walz was asked by his country to go to iraq, he dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him. tim walz, when were you ever in war? what was this company you carried into war, given you abandoned your unit right before they went to iraq? what bothers me about tim walz is the stolen valor garbage. >> jesse: and walz won't answer any questions about it. instead he's hiding behind girl scouts. >> governor! governor! you have been accused of stolen valor; your response? governor!

>> jesse: what a couple. jd vance strolled over to kamala's tarmac and was constant this afternoon to shame the press for participating in this pathetic cover-up. >> i figured i'd come by. i wanted to see a good look at the plane because hopefully it will be my plane in a few months. i also thought you might get lonely because the vice president doesn't answer questions from reporters. as she given you an answer as to why she won't answer reporters? no? nobody? okay, great. well, i hopes she changes her mind because i think it would be good for the american people and good for you all. have a good one, guys. see you. >> jesse: kamala picked a weirdo to be vp after she found out her husband doug got the nanny pregnant. and they're using girl scouts at human shields. and the media has to get them out of the mess they're in.

didn't own the nomination, stole her president's war chest with a chinese cutout who lied about serving in iraq. while the media call them joyful, middle of the road patriots, it's the stupidest campaign i've ever seen. it's not even a real campaign. it's like they're pretending to campaign. what kind of democrat is afraid of the media? you run to the media so they can save you. things have to be so bad that they know the media won't save them, it will only make it worse. kamala's running a basement campaign without the covid excuse or the age. and because she's too scared of interviews, she's paying people to say nice things about her. watch. >> last month, she was hired by a progressive advocacy group that relies on anonymous donors. she made a video warning about trump's second term agenda. >> they also help you script it, right? >> right. definitely. >> reporter: she takes their talking points and puts them into her own voice, saying she

always discloses when she's being paid. >> what's your rate? >> a video just for a creator my size, an average can go from $3,000 to $10,000 depending and upwards. >> jesse: $10,000 to read democrat talking points. it's what cnn calls journalism. this cannot last. tom shilling was a member of tim walz's former battalion. unlike walz, tom didn't quit on his brothers in arms. tom, when you heard kamala tapped him to be vp, how did you feel? >> that was a tough one. i'd seen the leadership he did in minnesota, and my story's about what he did to the military when he left us like that. i was kind of like, are you kidding me? that's all i could think. >> jesse: when you were in this battalion and you heard you were

going to deploy and then you found out your leader, walz, wasn't going with you, he had ditched, what was everybody saying? >> it wasn't so bad for the troops at that time because they didn't really know what was going on. what really hit them is when they got back and it all exploded what he got out to do, to go into politics. when the story came out, then people were mad. we all did what we were supposed to do, we did the right thing. and it's dishonorable what he did. he left somebody else up to take over his spot. he just ditched us. >> jesse: why do you think walz ditched you? >> i believe he -- my idea is he probably knew he wasn't a good leader and he wanted to do something else. and we did get a really good leader with command sergeant barrons, and he saved a lot of lives over there. he led squads when he wasn't

sure they could handle it. he actually went out and led squads. they found artillery. and then when i saw the leadership walz offered to minnesota with burning a city down and the rules during covid, what he did, i'm thankful he didn't come over there or we would have brought home a lot more body bags. >> jesse: walz is saying he carried a weapon in war. he didn't. how does that make you feel? >> well, there you go with the stolen valor again. it's what he made up to advance himself in a political world. that's what i think he used everything. saying he was a command sergeant major and retired. the whole story came down when he was running for governor, actually. this film with command sergeant barron. they offered it to the star

tribune, and tom said if it's true, print it. if it's not, sue me. they went ahead and vetted the whole thing. the guy came back and said, it's absolutely true. an hour later he said, we're not going to vet it because we think it's going to sway his election. so this whole thing came in minnesota before, but now it's national. the news in minnesota, it's national and we're getting some attention. so the story will get out now. >> jesse: it will get out. you can't keep a lid on something like this. it's too disrespectful to the people who have served. what kind of leader would walz make? >> what kind of leader who he make? i think everything he's done -- there's a list of them coming out. a leader in iraq, he would have been terrible. a leader -- basically how do you say it? a leader leads by example, and i don't think he'd fair real well.

just saying that. >> jesse: well, if he's fortunate enough to win, it would be a heartbeat away from being commander-in-chief. >> no. it would be a disaster if he ever got to be commander-in-chief. it would be a disaster. >> jesse: tom, thank you so much for your service, and thanks for joining "jesse watters primetime". we really appreciate it. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: host of "mornings with maria". it's pretty powerful what that guy just said. >> that was incredible, and it's all about trust. how do you trust somebody who walks away from his colleagues, the other men and women who are fighting for our great nation? i don't know what to say. i've been focussed more on economic policy and the difference. it's so starkly different between trump/vance and kamala harris/tim walz. and amazingly, she doesn't have any economic plan on her website

at all. >> jesse: what does it say about kamala harris to tap someone like this? >> she walks her off stage in a rally today and then he leaves. he goes, okay, and then he walks away. i think it resinated with me because i read in one of the pieces today that she didn't want josh shapiro because she thought josh shapiro was going to overpower her. was going to be the star of the show, and she doesn't want the star of the show. she's the star. so maybe there's something to it. it's her. >> jesse: eventually she will have to show up. she hasn't done any interviews, but there is a debate coming up. could be on fox. donald trump mentioned something about the debate earlier today. >> i hear she hasn't taken one interview. she wouldn't do an interview like this, that i -- with any

net network. she doesn't do interviews because she can't answer questions. she doesn't want to debate. what it came to biden, i accepted everything. i want to debate her. >> jesse: so the media is saying trump doesn't want to debate, he obviously does. where do you think this debate stands? >> i think they have to do a debate. the american people have to hear her answer questions. there's no way she is going to get away with the next three months hiding in the basement like joe biden did and not answering any questions. people need to understand how her policies will impact their lives. and all we have to go on is everything she said in the past. she said, there's no question i'm going to ban fracking to cnn. there's no question that everyone deserves medicare for all. there's no question we will try to take away your guns. she's said all this. now her aids are trying to save

her, but i'm not buying it. i want her to say i'm not going to ban fracking. she had so much conviction. you can't be so adamant about a policy position and then say, i've completely changed my mind. we need to hear why, if in fact she has changed her mind. >> jesse: what do you think it would look like for walz and harris sit next to each other and answer questions? if you're the reporter, you go walz lied about serving in iraq. you chose him to be your vp. has he told you that? has he admitted that he didn't? could they withstand that? >> look, they're going to have to. >> jesse: are they, though, maria? they might not >> i can't imagine that the american people are going to allow that. her not to do a debate. and when you look at all the taxes that they want to put on people, that's another thing. she has to articulate why it is that she wants to raise taxes to

pay for her green new deal and her climate change agenda. that's what he's been doing in minnesota. that's what she's been pushing the last three and a half years. why is she afraid to actually admit it and walk us through why she wants that policy? >> jesse: because she can't. >> it's going to be expensive. >> jesse: and taxes will go up. so hire an accountant ahead of time. thank you, maria. i'm very suspicious about walz and the chinese. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescription. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card.

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[♪♪] >> jesse: we're listening a lot more about tim walz's chinese connections. he went to china for the first time in '89 through a government program sponsored by harvard. and when he came back, he spread chinese propaganda.

quote, i was treated exceptionally well. they are such kind, generous, capable people. they just gave and gave and gave to me. going there was one of the best things i've ever done. walz loved his time in china so much, he got married on the anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. because he always wanted to remember the date. for his honeymoon he went back to china, and he took his high school students with him. to each his own. he started a travel company that would send him to china with a bunch of american students every year. and his chips were funded by the chinese government. local chinese kids knew walz. they called him "the big nosed one" and "foreign devil". he loves it when little chinese boys makes fun of him. he spent so much time in china, he learned the language.

[speaking alternative language] >> happy chinese new year! let the fortune and happiness continue. please remember to practice social distancing and wear a mask as you celebrate. [speaking alternative language] >> jesse: walz still has deep connections to the chinese. he delivered a keynote address to the chinese friendship organization. a group with deep ties to chinese intel. did the harris campaign know about this? how can a guy visit china 30 times and have chinese money exchange hands and you say to yourself, i want that guy in the situation room with me. this is the second time in a row democrats have tried to install a guy with china ties into the white house. and the media isn't digging into this because just like the china virus, they were afraid of being called racist. the president of the government accountability institute joins

us now. how suspicious are you of this walz/china relationship, peter? >> well, we're basically 48 hours into this, jesse, and it's already quite discerning. the key component here is not just his ties to china but his ties to the chinese communist party. as you point out, he had this student exchange program. it was funded by the chinese government. all exchanges by the chinese government are managed by the ccp. and if you look at some of the local news reporting in the mid west of students who attended that program, they explain how walz told them that they were to, quote on quote, downplay their americanness when they visited china. which is an odd thing to say if you're engaging in cultural exchange. this has all the hallmarks of a close association with the cpp.

as you pointed out, he gave a speech to a known group linked to chinese intelligence. when he was inaugurated as governor of minnesota, he invited chinese diplomats to attend those events. and then we have these issues of these chinese police stations. there are seven of them in the united states. designed to intimidate chinese nationals in the united states. one of them is in the twin cities, and it's actually run by an entity aligned with something called minnesota global, which is a pro-walz organization. now, governor walz has denounced the police department in the twin cities for their brutality. he's done nothing about this police station. >> jesse: i have no evidence of this, but let's look at it the

other way. this is harvard, this is an army guy. and they send him over there for, what, 30 times. maybe he's u.s. intelligence. maybe he's not chinese intelligence. maybe the u.s. is sending him over there! did you ever consider that? >> i would put that on the zilch level, the zilch scale. there's no way that's the case. you look at his statements on china, his defenders will say he raises issues of human rights in china. he really doesn't. he will talk about an occasional case. on the anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre when he was on the floor of congress when he was serving, he brought this up. he said the tiananmen square massacre happened, but every country has done this sort of thing. and he brought up wounded knee in the united states. 38 native americans were

butchered in 1863, and it became a national disgrace. in tiananmen square, 10,000 chinese nationals were butchered. in fact, the president of china now, president xi's wife, who is a famous singer in china, she actually serenaded the troops after the massacre. so to equate the two and say somehow wounded knee is like tiananmen square is a ridiculous comparison, and he knows better. >> jesse: and got married on the date of tiananmen square. unbelievable. i mean, both incidents despicable but not comparable. great investigative reporting, peter. the only one doing it. thank god. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: seems like walz learned a lot from his love affair with china. during the pandemic, he used executive orders to fine small businesses that didn't padlock

their doors. he charged dozens of people who broke his covid rules, and he started a covid hot line for people to call and snitch on their neighbors. listen. >> hello. the information you leave is considered public information. at the tone, please leave the following information: your name, your call back number, how the stay at home order is being violated and where the stay at home order is violated. >> jesse: one person wrote a house in their neighborhood, quote, have people coming and going all day and night. there's a lot of that type of thing at this address, and it's concerning. there was some drama at wal-mart. people with small children are

coming into the store and shopping for everything but essential items. i have been told i am not the wal-mart police and to mind my own business. one concerned citizen didn't want kids playing outside. there are still large groups meeting at the park. tonight at 5:30, more than ten kids playing soccer. please have the city take down the equipment to stop this. another person didn't like what they were seeing at a bar. i was concerned for the health of all who sat at the bar with no masks. usually it isn't busy. and someone got humiliated at the golf course. the golf cart girls weren't wearing a mask and laughed when i asked them why they weren't. walz decided to lock everyone inside, fined small businesses, and told everyone to snitch on

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>> jesse: it's been five days since the secret service director was questioned on how his agency nearly let trump get killed. still no answers. the fbi said they interviewed thousands of people but have nothing new to share. we're not getting anywhere with the locals. butler county denied our requests for body cam videos and radio coms. today it was announced they arrested a pakistani man with ties to iran who also wanted to kill trump. and they arrested him a day before trump was shot in pennsylvania. but told us just yesterday. we're also learning he's a biden migrant who got loose on the

fbi's watch. so is this arrest why trump finally got secret service counter-snipers at his rally? and if the fbi is arresting foreign agents who want to kill a former president, shouldn't the secret service have had more security in butler? but this seems like a red herring. were the feds too busy to neutralize the homegrown threat in pa? and what's going on in the pittsburgh field office? the lead site agent hasn't been fired. we still don't have a name. no one in the media cares about the story anymore. only a few good politicians want answers. senator josh holly told primetime on monday what one whistleblower revealed to him about the security that day. >> this individual, the site agent, the lead agent, was known to the trump campaign to be inexperienced, to be frankly

incompetent at their job. i'm also told that on that day she was not enforcing the normal security protocol. she did not use secret service agents. most of them were homeland security agents, and most of them had never worked a rally before. >> jesse: more whistleblowers are coming out of the woodwork, and senator ron johnson has been pretty busy contacting them. senator, what has whistleblowers come forward and told you? >> well, we are getting literally giga bites of information in terms of digital downloads, body cams. unlike you, local law enforcement is cooperating with us. feds are doing nothing. it's been two weeks since we've been told that we would be having access to secret service personnel for transcribed

interviews. we're hoping next week that happens, but it's two weeks since he's testified. this is not the way you handle a credible investigation. what law enforcement does is try to apprehend that people and then interview them separately. if we're really talking four, five, six weeks before congress has an opportunity to interview the secret service personnel on the ground, does that give them time to get their story straight? by the way, the day after the incident i wrote demanding they preserve all the records and ask a host of questions in requesting all these interviews. still haven't heard any response from that request at all. i'm part now of a bipartisan investigation of our committees and a subcommittee. we need democrats to at least threaten to compel testimony because we're just not getting the information from the feds.

i've been trying to do oversight on federal agencies for years, and they just refuse to be accountable to the american public. they are the law, they believe they are above the law. and that's the way they're acting right now. >> jesse: i'm so glad the locals are cooperating with you. if we can get those body cameras or any communication, that could be key. have you heard anything about if the locals had fired any rounds at crooks? >> we haven't. that's one thing that surprised me, that it wasn't mentioned last week. we were briefed by local law enforcement who made that claim. we got a request in to interview that story. there was a story written by the washington post, and no one's really talking about it. the other thing local law enforcement is legitimately upset about is the fact that the pictures that rowe showed the senate, the vantage point, were completely false. they would have to be leaning

through the windows, they were actually behind the windows. >> jesse: so they're accusing the director of manipulating the visuals to prove that the sight line was off. that's pretty, pretty damning if that turns out to be the case. great job, i know your office is working really hard. thank you so much, senator. >> have a good evening. >> jesse: a major update on voter fraud. we'll be right back. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow, stay prayed up nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid

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>> jesse: fox news alert. clark county purged active voters off its roles. that's a lot. fox news alert. another squad member, cory bush. but cory says, it isn't the end. it's just the beginning.

>> all they did was radicalized me. so now they should be afraid. i'm coming to tear your kingdom down! and let me put all these corporations on notice. i'm coming after you too! but i'm not coming by business. i'm coming with all the people that's in here that's doing the work! >> jesse: we're not sure what that means or what's next for cori, but perhaps she can go back to curing cancer with her hands. >> this lady came to us and she had these tumours. she wanted us to feel them. i just remember i put my hand on her, and my hand just began to move. and the lumps that were there were no longer there, and she was so happy. and she went on about her day. >> jesse: and now the buat bush

out, the people of st. louis can happily go about their day. now for watters cooler. the great walls of china has a lot of red flags, but one is glaring. his body language. here is twitchy tim on stage waving in a very unsettling matter. men should not move this way. it is not the way we move. and the handshake is probably the most telling. this is walz and his wife shaking hands like business associates. followed by a weird hug. now let's compare this with walz's interaction with kamala's husband doug. interesting. what's going on here? >> i'm a d-list cable guy. the point being, i sometimes get

invited to speaking events. my wife will come with me, and i give her a hug and kiss. i'm not shaking her hands like i'm at a state farm convention. but that's what we saw here with tim walz. some might call this weird. >> jesse: and the hug is not the way you hug your wife. you hug your wife from the body. not like this. different than he hugged doug. >> it was very sumo wrestling. >> jesse: he was going to take him out. he loves doug. i mean, who doesn't. you've seen jill. >> the nanny loved walz. >> jesse: a little too much. another red flag, he forced they stock tampons in boys' washrooms. is this really the hill democrats want to die on?

>> wow? putting tampax -- >> jesse: tampax is the brand. it's hard to find for your wife. >> you can apparently find it in elementary schools. >> jesse: in boys bathrooms. because jesse juniors will probably be menstruating soon. >> the only word that comes to mind, that's kind of weird. jd vance, trump, they're weird. but this isn't at all. >> jesse: even though walz and kamala want to take your guns, they're leaning hard into hunting chic. about 40 bucks a pop, and they soli sold out in 30 minutes. i didn't know the democrat base was so crazy for camo. >> crazy for guns basically. that's what camo says.

tim walz apparently is the next guy from connecticut. i was in vietnam, i'm in iraq. the guy's never picked up a weapon of war in his life. at least in active war. that's a whole bowl of wrong, and i just think it's weird. it's the only thing that comes to mind. >> jesse: when you go hunting you can wear that hat, you just can't have a gun. buy the book "progressively worse". i'm making my way in, i really like it. where books are sold. or amazon. >> or that little place at point pleasant. i have a little bookstore there. >> jesse: great book. thanks so much. more primetime ahead.

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