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tonight. >> she's a public figure. you just can't ignorjuan'tee the public. just the position that you win the responsibility>> in hiding. harris, is backfiring g big timr >> i think she should drop out right now. a candidate for viceld president like j.d. vance suggests that we should just accept a person hellbenta pers e on engaging in a mass shooting. >> it's just a fact of life. new hoax alert, new hoax alert. , you know, you're taking out the trash washing dishes, then maybe go to the fries, flippin t g the burgers, you know, steering them, getting the buns dressed in the burgers. and i learned how to do that.s o >> camilla's mcdonald's saga gets evena sn cheesier. >> i think i need to become employed a month pluchs. welcome to earth>>. a a major blow for the harrisy f campaign today after the manhattaten judge in trump's hush money case delayed sentencing until tru after

the election. t> big news today is tha the manhattan d.a. witch hunt against me has been postponed because everyone realizes that there was no case because i did nothing wrong. it's a witch hunt. it's ait's a an attack bytica my political opponents in washington, d.cl.. >> then come read kamala harris. harris was hoping for trump to hit that legal pothole >>: no. er comra >> and now, legally, trump has a clear road ahead de reality is setting in and obama world is telling democrats notle to get your hopes up. they say it's very possiblat ie that if the election were held today, trump would win. >> that'at tellis what we've ben telling you. >> democrat numbers guru nate silveru na say says stop ignorig the elephant in the room. quote, the electoralctoral c coe is starting to look like r kamala.ge fo after a slew of what silverf wht calls mediocre polls t for harris, he's forecasting trump winning every

single battleground by 1 to 4 points. >> silver giveleground bs trumpc chance of winning, and the clintonsinning are sharpeningno their knives. >> if the people do nott ge get information about the candidates, how they can debate what their policies are, how they handle press questions, how they're ready for the job, how can mak they me intelligent choices. and, you know, if the voters don't make intelligent choices waer time, we are going to lose our way.y. it's the responsibility of the voters. if candidates don't measure updn ,then don't vote for them. >> even biden's going to bate with low's debate expectations. >> his team thinks kamala's public performances kas are unes and often not reassuring. th underry she strugglessu the glare of national pressure. they find her risk averse. to the point of paralysis. so if kamala harris chokes undeis chokepressur pressure anb with indecision, shouldn't they be warming her updebate with interviews instead of throwing her into the biggest debate of her life? >> col or life cd?

>> is it a risk to put all your chips on one debate when she hasn't really been able to do any sort of q&a with anybody except for in debate prep? well, i reject that. she sat down with dana bash for a long interview on cnn that aired one interview in 47 days-->> one. ying a >> well, you know, i know you guys are just now shr noww tention to hett tha that she's the presidential candidate and done a lot cands and debate preps going well, she's done that, the too. it's funny because it's like you're acting like she's in the witness protection program, not witness protection but, roue but she's strapped to a podium inside debate camp, surrounded by counselors, torturing her with back to bacback tk 90 ' mock debates, sessions, no naps, no breaks. goin.s not going well. >> people are leaking. and now democrats expect trump to have a great night. >> people know donalt nid trump. he is a skilled debater. he is a guy who is willing to say anything at any time just to get through a question.s

and he's a showman. he's been on tv before. so don't underestimate donald trump. >> so what's going on behind the scenesenes a at debate camp, i wonder? >> well, her frankenstein campaign still isn't sure wheren she stands on anything. >> and an insider says preppingr kamala is frustrating because whilyingne they're trying to trn her on how to deliver a good, punchy soundbite, she actually wants a thorough understanding of every issue that could possibly come possib, basically, cornell is still trying to learn what her policies am are and her team's like. >> madam vice president, it's a little too late for that.r th >> let's not talk about the policies. that's notattalk about the goin. >> here's a few zingers.ar just memorize them. if you start debating policy, you're going to lose. and how does kamala not have ado thorough understanding of the issues? >> by now?ly iss >>ue the only issues that are going to come up are going to be the economy, the border, abortion and wars. he this is in jeopardy. moderators aren't going to ask

her about 18th century european literaturet 81th. >> debate prep should be as easy as going on. >>. viewiew. >> i don't know what donald trump is doing. i think he's preparing. i do know what kamala harris is doing. yes. and i can tell you that no woman has reached the levels that kamala harris has reached without being incredibly prepared her entire life. >> if she didn't reach those levels by herself, if she lucked out , all of these leaks about kamala over preparing translation, she's underprepared and she's just tryintranslatshe isg to crn at the last second. the only card kamala can pla cau is the excuse me moment with the finger snap. >> t is trump going to take the bait? >> i'm going to let her talk because he we've all seen it. there are those that say that biden is smarter than she is. smr than s. n go and if that's the case, we have a problem. allyou really you can go in

with all the strategy you want, but you have to sort of fill it ouket as the debate taking placn i've seen it. you go in there and you have a . strategy. mike tyson made the statement. everybody has a plan untilplan t they get punched in the face. that's true. it was a brilliant w brillia st it's a brilliant save. the way i look at debating, i thin cing allk i've been really practicing all my life for this stuff. i mean, ultimatelyultimately ths what it's sort of about. but if, you knowou know , she'sg to try and annoy you. but that's. well, i think we have a bigger problem. i that abci think that abc willv bet that we've covered trump for almost ten years. >> the only thing that's going to putpu defen him on the defensive is if you say t bankrupt or is a bad golfery anyt. s it off >> you can say anything else about the guy. and they t he c have and he justntir shakes it off. but he can't spend the entire on defensive. he needs on tuesday to have her on the defensive the whole night. >> he needs to methodically defineo heetition. her with repetition.s he's good at that until it sinks into the voter's

brains. the clintons who debated trump know what to expect,s and are feeding her lines. >> my hero, my pal my pal,, my r boss, bill clinton, had it right at the convention. don'unt th. the lies count the eyes. the back half of carmelo's answer to yof sweru is right. be yes, he's a fighter, but he fights for himself. fights f hhe should be. one of the three lines in this debate for kamala harris is i'm fo r the people trumps fora ca himself. >> it's the one line kamala can remember. now she's a populist. populis whawe know what we star and we stand for the people. >> people. and i am i am a fighr the people. i care about the people.e peop >> kamala harris for the people . and to be clear and to be clear, my entire career, cli i've only had one client. >> the peoplene. >> as soon as trump hears that, he should just turn to her and say,he s you're for the peoe

all right, the people ome of mexico, the peoplxicoe let i of venezuela, the people all over the world who you led into this country. ntountryyou're n ameyou're not h people. the only people you're for the riotere ris. you bailed out the irs agents t you hired to make our lives miserabl ese. first. that's not the people. i pud jobst the american people first. i created jobs for the american people, norom tries lit people r countries like you did. >> i spend time with golfamilid star families, the ones you've never called with angel moms , the ones you've never called. i'm for the people in our police departments y, the onesr you want to defund it, the people who want lower prices and saferpr r street streets . >> you're not for those people. you had your chance and you blewn? it. >> where have you been? part of the biden administration. >> she has been part of the democratic democratse den in hai control of the country forng the last three going on four years. and you are still seeing this in the polling and these vonomore os voters are telling us right now that more of them are with donald trump tha n.

kamala harris. why? what is it about what you guys have beewhy,t you ha lasn doingt three plus years that explains that? >> well, i think, again, we're s trying to talk to the voters and explain this messagesagot 6 we've got 60 days until the election. you know, we don't have time to sitand thin around and thinkh about why over the last few years certain things may have happened or may notin ornoe have happened. >> we've got to go win an election. you don't have time to think about why no one likes you. you just lost $20,000yo of purchasing power. >> you lost your job doing illegabul. and you can't buy a house because rates are too high. and what does the kamala harris campaig e kaman say? or not >> certain things may have happened or may not have happened, but we don'd dou have time to think about that. >> they don't care about you. they just care about winning. >> you can lose.. but if they wi y n, that's all that matters to them. ekamala had four years to bep. there for the people. >> she never showed up. the people are asking her, where are yo u? >> just like basketball players. football players. after the games are over.

they get it. you know that. god axiom questions, you know.y thu know how the gamoue and you know how you feel about the loss, how you feel about the win. you got to answer.r next. the same thing with her. you know, she's a public figure ,you know? so you just can't ignorepublic the public. respo yeah, that's the positionns that you went. date i >> it's the responsibility. one candidate's hiding from the people the . l, the other candidate this week at a town hall held a presser, did an hour podcast, spoke to business leaders, and today spokoke withofficee with police. >> i respect you so much. i admire. you.did. and as your president, i will always back thbackede blue as i. >> i back the blue more than any other. >> i w >> i wasas not a defender like kamala. she was a defender. she waa ten-yes a ten year defee when you default, when you want to defun d for ten years, that's the end of that one. i think i could leave right now .

>> and you say there's no way.yt that we're not voting for that guy. lastyearkamala spent the last four years looking out for herself, worried about her imag e, blowing off her assignments because she was afraid to fail and how it would look to her wasting her staff'se time holding mock dinner partie hs. par >> so she didn't get nervous going to dinner parties. shtie kis evere kicks everybodyw of convenience stores before she goes in. >>times ha how many times have n kamala dive into a crowd and start hugging the american people? how can you be for the peoplee if you're afraid of th peoe peo? >> businessman and owner of the jets, woody johnson, is here. all right. woody johnson, you spent some time with donald trump. trumy atr day at that businessot roundtable here in manhattan. >> was he foher the people? ando >> 100%, jesse.co vereand also, i mean, you covery in your monologue beautifully. i mean, everything that was talked about at the economic club of new york with 800 of new york's finest listening. ti think you've covered all

the big the big major topics that trump is former president trump's been talking about for years now, which is the bordew which isr, the ecy and international wars. and he went and he spoke an hour on those subjects, basically. >> what was the reception from those people in the roomknow, y you know, you have a lot of titans of industry, a lot of bankers ver. en h >> you have a lot of very successful entrepreneurs in that room. when he speaks you and you list. >> what do they come away with? i think he was he was very clear. he's been very clear what is what his major objectiveses e are, you know, the economy being number one and inflation. there' yo theres two ways to really solve the problem that we're going through the country. you ca your wan either inflate n out of debt or you can growdentt your wayru. and trump president trump has always wanted to grow and he presented a process starting with energy that allows us to te grow because energy is really

is really the foundation of the us and america's growth over many sense since going back to rockefeller. we've always had cheap energy u and it allowed us tod pros have factories and employment thyrecord levels and prosperit that the world has never seen before. he has a way he i know well. drl drill, baby, drill. and it's complicatedand it. c and you've got to you've got to transport energy around the countr goty. i you've got huge needs going forward, including a ii, i which is going to be gigantic and you're not going to get thathingelse. with wind pow, anything else, you've got to have natural gas, oil, coal ,basically everything atomical to power, power, the country, and everything's related energy. so if you want to if you wantnoy to help the economy and raise levelse levels of prosperity foi everybody, but particularly che people who are hurting now that don't have jobs, you have to have cheap energy because it's -- it's involved in every single product from the seeds

of the farmer plants all the way to the the carrot that he buys in the store. >> he or she buys them. so. well, why doesn' wt everybody understand that, though? >> what they because you have a lot of people donating to thet harris campaign. >> she's raising boatloads of cash. a lot of people in corporate ofn america are backing kamala harris. >> she wants to take kas. profit >> she wants to shrink the economy. she wants to cap prices.y stuf >> crazy stuff. but they're still givingf.but te this woman money. >> why is corporate america still giving this woman monetillvingy? >> maybe they're trying to cover their bases and you trp know, with with trump voters, you just never know. you know, i remember whe when he ran the first time, you know, there were there wereo there were lines around the block and they didn't vote forr ton. hillary clinton. they voted for donald trump. i think the this mirage of the vice president running who really nobody even knew about or cared about,as now in fact, probably weren't in favore ou of, has now come ot

and with no policy, no experience. and so it's going to be it's going to be up to the the former president to run a veryory, very good campaign, which i think he's doing. >> mm-hmm. doi job. g a good but, you know, he's up against it. he's doing well. i think he's got the momentubetm and the betting markets like it. but more importantly, and i think everybody wants to knobutd w how is aaron rodgers looking? >> aaron rodgers looks really good. we didn't get out to the other things. yeah the oth things, i think trump is going o do really very well in the debates and other things are going to happen there to really, really help eand thmer president becom elected. aaron rodgers is terrific 2 and the team is. i've been doing this for 25 years now, and i know i've never had a team like this.o. the team is complete. we're ready to go. you know, we had a great camp ae and we're going to head outal w to san francisco or that's a good reason to go to san francisco. :

>> now. it's kingod of a chance if you'e been talking about on your show, but it's a good reason to godgo out there.safe. all right. clean up and be safe. all right. that's all we want. bey, de, be healthy, and do the good job that i know you guys can do. son, gooh, woody johnson. >> great to see you guys. i appreciate it. thank you. ns, aliens hoaxes and doug emit double. double. ahead on prime time five. >> there are some things that work better together, like your workplace benefitsross a and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amountlland savi without over or amountlland savi without over or investing across all your benefits and savings options so you can feel confidentow to pu c financial choices. financial choices. so two and two together for you. >> well, plan well invested, well protected.

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in our american factories. >> you deserve a great night's sleep. you hope to move.ne you hope to learn new hope forid new hope's alert. >> last night, j.d. vance said soft targets like schoolsos should be hardened against school shooter's watch. >> and i really doters.tch. bels is look, i don't like this. i don't like to admit this. i don't like that thistal to a a fact of life. >> but if you're if you are a psycho and you want to makes, headlines, you realize that our

schools are soft targets and we have got to bolster security at our schools so that a persono who walks through the front doora, we've got to bolster security so that if a psycho wants to walk through the fronti door and kill a bunch of children, they're not able to immediately o . the associated press put out a headline. j.d. vance says school shootings are a fact of lifety. and calls for better security. e wathis headline was so dishona that the wire service came under major fire and then had to change the headline, too. >> j.d. vance says. he lamentse s that that school shootings are a fact of life and calls for better securit y. ntum the kamala harris campaign, which is losing momentum fast at and still knowing what j.d. vance said and meant maliciously makes characterized it, blasting the republican vp nominee for saying schoolhe's shootings are just a fact of life. >> he's pathetic. we can't quit on our kids. it doesn't have to be this way . >> hillary and gavin newsom got

in on it. the whole machint ine got in on, fell in line to peddle the fact of life hoax to have a candidate for vice president like j.d. vance j.d.ee suggest that we should just accept that a person bentng i on engaging in a mass shooting is just a fact of life that he's going to be able to i ts is crystal, crystal clear how trump and vance are and the maga extremists are wa extree way off base.at so that is that comment that hea made. right? there is another very, very stark examplrkmplefferencee of e between these two campaigns, harris-walz versus trump vance . >> people don't want this to be a fact of life. no mothers, mothers, nobod ts this y fear to choose this father just don't want to fear sending >> j to school. >> so the trump campaign has laid out a plan to fortify schools across the country. kamala harris' plan shouldn' pt have one shouldn't have a plan a about anything. look at her website.

her real plan is to take your guns, but she won't admit it. there been mothere's been mores shootings under biden-harris than under donald trump. trbut she won't admitt up that either. >> but just pile it up with dictatoatorr on day one.at, >> bloodbath. find people. russia suckers and losers. the left's lying to you. that's a fact of life. >> "fox and friends" weekend co-host will cain is herene. >> so you, just like j.d. vance, are constantlys co having words twisted. >> absolutely. by the media and by pete hegsets woh. >> i mean, you know better than anybody what this is like. propagandists. >> hegseth this is really ugly. i do want to laugh with you about it, but at some point, it's just it's beyond the palete ,just you, too. >> you can't it can't be any more blatant. it can't be any more maliciousi . it's right out of a playbook. it's the almost exace exacttakea same script as very fine s people. take a small snippetnippet, cutt everything around it, and then push that ou t, blast it out st headlines in repetition,

and it's ingrained in people's minds. you know, if we walk out on the streeow and w t right now and we ask people to join, trump called and white supremacist very fins e people,n the majority would say, yes, he did, because the correction never lands like the simple, repeated, yelled lie. >> and now here it is.d he itre iis j.d. vance accepts as t of life the school shootings are part of america. >> well, now we're fact checking these a lot faster. these hoaxeschecki are just getting socia obliterated on social media and on cable. so they're not gettingl cable, awaytting with it like they used to in other ways, getting away with it. >> this otheawwithr guy, other n nominee, having a cakewalk. ng >> literally, all he's doing is eating cake in the morning. >> perfect day. how ar youe you today? i thanks for having us all, man. smelling good. that sacrilegious to move awayno from chocolate or is it is that except that i could balance it out to have a nutritional dieth ? i said look at me. i have no problem picking out donuts. there's a lot of good thingst os

about campaigning. this is so good, right? ptimism gonnathis is i like yom thinking that they're going to stay in the box for very long. >> yesterday was was on a whoopie pie tour. the other day was milkshakes. day before that was i bought apple cider donuts. >> he lies about everything and then eats everything. hes are like, oh, what a round dude. >> who is any cuddly? .the way he talks his t-shirt into his jeans, eats all day and does everything wome-shirtn. >> that's a real man. l he's like the goofy dad in sitcoms that drinks beer and loves funnel cakes, keeps hitting his headithead on the sa of the door when he walks through. wi the dance has don dozens e ds of interviews, contentious ones with mainstream media. >> and every time he opens his mouth, the media just jumps right down his throa t walls, jams, pies down his throat and waves like a train seal at the circus. look how scared he is when he's not talking about food. >> governor, how are you going to any policy questions,

governor? what do you got? i mean, the guy i know,he he served in the military, but he is terrifie iied of td ie of the media. >> what do you think he's talking about with those citizens talki? >> he's not talking about anything substantive with the media a citize. could a citizen sit down and ask him some serious policy questions orabou is that all abb donuts and vibes? this guy, the only thing o he's offering us, the only substance that he has actu actually beenhis mi lies. it has been about his record,li his military service, storie his candidacy, his origin stories, his i've passed, . his drunk driving past. it's all beeit's alln lies. >> and that's t the only substance you get from tim walz. that's it. im walz. jessethat and donuts.nd thank you so much. right. thank you. good luck, cowboys. e good l >> this weekend. it's hard, but i'll say it. good luck, eagle>> jess. a mcdo a major development in the kamala mcdonald's investigationn . right back.

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out what's causing it. we need to name names. w we need to say, you know, whichg whether it's high fructose corno sirup. this link to the obesity epidemic established and the science behind that. and once we have good sciencendl out there, the litigators come soenergyhey will solve the problem. >> coauthor of good energy and co-founder of true med kelly means joins us now. m when you'll probably be with him while you go in there and cracuk heads together. kelly, what are you going to dog specificallyoing to make america healthy again? >> what can say we should all be celebrating that fors tak the first time, a major presidential campaign is talking about childhoodou chronic disease, is talking about stolen generation, is talkingeration,, fixing our d supply to some of the loudest applauses. i think donald trump has heard at a rally. i mean, this is a very good sign,ood sign takin jesse.a and i think just takingy the lead from these two men, there's to as really three pills of a make america healthy again

policy. whe first is, let'et the cs gete corruption out of the scientific guidelines. why is the usda taking 95% of their advisers taking money from food companies?ants why are the majority of nih grants going to conflicted 75 es researchers? why is 75 hours of the fdaf drug approval program fundedphaa by pharma? the second is let's stop incentivizin?opg easing toxic i things for our kids. why is the top item on foom darh stamps coca-cola? right. why are there still no guidelinese on nutrition for federal school lunch subsidies? and a third, that presidenrtin trump in rfk is talking about is opening up flexibility for americans.ans aren this is a core point, jesse. americans aren't trying to be overweight b, eat diabetic,e. have heart disease. we have orders of magnitud we have higher rates of those conditions than people in italy. we're not lazier than italians. wehigher have the bad incentive we need to stop the one sizesize fits all system that shovesy a drug down our children's throat when they havdiabeteseel' pre-diabetes or have high cholesterol. we need to open up spendinup spg on food, on exercise, on root

cause interventions with hsa. and that's that's a core part ta of their strategy as well. >> i love that strategy. ththe three pillars will memorie it and recite it back constantly. we andali when you're saying that these big food industry people are funding the usda, what does that mean? they're just they're fundingg governmental regulators. we lis >> just see, the reality is that in america, we listeten to the science and we follow orders pretty well. and a key document is the usda nutrition guidelines. nu 20 advisors.ut and 19 out of those 20 taked in direct payments from the food industrydust or the pharmaceutil industry. 40% of the advisors,t m th president president biden has appointed have actually take money from the maker of ozempiec . >> you have to explain that one to me. it's very simple. every every viewer would would just assume those conflicts are already banned. they're no nned.t with one strokeomorro of a pen. and i would urge president biden to do this tomorrow. iw. he should. this is a bipartisan issue. but -- but a president

with moral clarity can take that corruption out of our nutrition guidelines. >> all right. so he cancels that. wed now all of a sudden, you get to appoint whoever you want. are you going to be appointed? we should appoint you. isyou.houl should appoint some y people that understand how corrupt it is. an kind of blowback are we going to get from big food is big food is goinfoog to throw twinkies at us. >> what are what should wed we the pushback to be? >> because it's going to be harsh. big food is the lifeblood of nutrition research. there's nothing more profitabl f e in this country, in this kid. there's going to be a lot of blowback. but that cane be overpowered, i with voters voice and with togepresidents, with moralth courage. an and we are putting personnel list together. and this is a veryd tha veositit from rfk and president trump. >> all right. i agree. thank you so , carly means you're not pretty famous. wr >> we're eight days into the kamala harris mcdonald'srs investigation and unfortunately, still no bus. r but we do have a majorg development liberal fact

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and contracted into a figure of a swine calling calling out m most dreadful manner. >> boy, boy, come awayay, come away. and then, like an apparition, it was gone. >> we've been hearing spooky stories like this fos gone.r tht 400 years, making headlines and piquing interest in fringege communities and most kind of write it off as nonsense.me like former senior pentagon official like louise. ale it was a nun, though he didn't think ufos were real. as >> but that all changed when he was tapped to join an elite aerospace counterintelligence team where he saw things he couldn't believe. >> imagine a technology that can do 6 to 700 g-forcesy 1 that can fly at 13,000 miles an hour, that it can evade radar and that can fly through air and water and possibly space. and oh, by the way, has no obvious signs, propulsion, no wings, no control surfaces, and yet still can defy the natural effects of earth's gravity.

>> that's precisely what we're seeing recisely in his role in the aerospace threat identification prograficationm. elizondo says he received droves of reports from the navsy that ufos were bobbing and weaving through their tight plane formations, zooming around them during the drills. he says they were also performing in ways that far exceeded our technologicatechnolol capab. if an adversary like russia or china had this technology, it. would represent a quantum leap beyond anything weis tim have. during his time in the program, elizondo says he learned about an ultra secret government legacy program that possessesfo ufo materials of a non-human origin. >> what does that mean and why doesn't the government come clean about what they know? are we alone in this universe are not? >> author of a new book imminent, luis elizondo himself joins me now. j >> so much, of course. watte >>rs welcome to "jesse watters prime. people always say, well,

what proof do you have and what would you say? sure. of well, it's not what proof i have. it's what proof the united states government has. governme aand has had for quitep some time. i think people wouldle would b o to know that the u.s. government has had many ufo orua uap. now we call them programs in the past and continueof to have. and it's it's only been recently i think because the ofe veil of stigma and taboo is beginning to decrease in that elements within the u.s. government are now actually coming forward and havinghaving the conversatih with congress, with the executive branch and the american people ame.e. >> what do we know about the aliens? we all have seen the imageo we s of what look like drones or ufos or whatever.e litt >> but what about the little green guys? what do we know about those guysn gu? well, but our focus was was primarily mine was the nutscoul and bolts of vehicles that were performing in ways i could frankly outperformd anything hav that we had in our inventory at the time. and frankly, that we are have now. we're talking about vehicles, as you saw there in the video that are are leaps and bounds

ahead of the very, very best capabilities we have.l and we're pretty sure adversarial capabilities. and they'res, and e being encoud over controlled u.s. airspace and over sensitive military installations. >> and it appears they may evesn have the ability to affect our nuclear capabilities. and so from a national security perspective, you know, this isn't grandma seeinrg some light in the backyard. these are trained f-18 fighter pilots. everybodlots. y, the movie top gun. these are real topgun pilots gun that can distinguish the difference between an su 22, a mig 25, and an f-16 from ten miles away. and by way, make a split secondt decision. do i shoot it down? and ohhe , by the way, that'sootage also being backed up by gun camera footage and forward looking infrared and other electro optical data systemsiont collection systems and radar systems. sothe so m my job as a former sl agent, if all of this information, you've got the same information being reported at the same time unde circur the same circumstan,

at the same place by several different sort collection capabilities, we'd have noce wel choice but to the jury wouldter: have to convict. >>'re well beyond reasonable . doubt. >> jes >> all right. well, hopefully we're capturing these suckers, reverse engineering them, and thensewe ing thes using them against our enemies. >> that's what i would do. t i woulbut see what we end up g in reality. >> thank you so much, everybode. . >> go check the book out." eminent. it's my privilege. thank you so much, , jese. >>ss thanke. you. >> time for sink or swim, hav sponsored by prevision. we've got emily compagno versus kennedy tonight, and it is going to be a doozynnedy to.t yeah, i can just tell that he'sb ready to rock. m >> here's the category six burn. oh, no. which late night host called me jesse knievel when i said the dnc was boring. was it jon stewart or stephen colbert? >> they're both trash. i'm going to go with this one.as whatever his namh.e is, shall

whatever his name is, he who soall not be named, i'll say, oh, so boring. i forgot what a daredevil like you, jesse knievel over here.av >> okay. all right. so we now have emily losine emgt kennedy is in the lead category. suns out, guns out. politician politio be are supposed to be open books, but some of them won't reveal everythinthe whgfii about themselves. who told a group of firefighterghhat he ws that d not take his shirt off for them? was it gavin newsom or j.d. vance? it's if it's newsom. and while it's tempting and i'm sure it would make some big try headlines, don't worry, everybody. i'm not going to try to take myf my shirt here.irt. >> oh, he's not going to take off his shirt. we're both both wr that we're b wrong. >> you're both wrong, but you're still winning for wrong withne else is wrongelse i with me. >> i don't throw stones. ladies, whicladih late night hot mangled his own monologue while he was mocking trump for

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