i think we have some video of the song. >> where am i going to talk about that last bit? >> so is that your website? so anyway, this is a song thatgh reflectsat what happened to president trump when he was shot. it's called fighter. "fit's all over the place.e >> it's number one. listen to it. numbe >> make it stay number one. if you want job. >> thank you., very nice job. shut up. >>t s investigates the attempted assassinations of donald trump, available nowr on fox nation. if you don't have fox nation, i believe that's an ap on p you can get on amazon where you download it, someone amoup you out just isn't that where you download out of school? see, i don't even know i don'. have a great night, everybody. that's great. >> welcome to jesse watters.

>> primetime tonight. this is likely whereect park the suspect parked his car. this is the actual area whered, the suspect entered the exact spot where the suspect spo bag s found. >> the trump assassin. there is mucd.h more to this story by a violent radical left mobster. >> but, you know, he can afford a boat. >> you're not hurting so bad, right? listen, nobody gave me.g th >> i earned everything that i've got. why? goa is ashamed of the american dream. >> harrye medi, get your fat out of the couch. you're going to vote form. trump today, harry. hey, white dudes. so i think we're all pretty sick of hearing how much we every time you go online. it's the prame story. >> where the problem? thursday is back. plus, i would take a bullet for donald trump. >> better.

>> fox news alert. we finally got our hands on the mug shot of donald trump's second assassin. >> ryan, ruth sporting a sickening smirk just hours after he dropped his rifle f and scampered away from secret service gunfire. >> las servicet night on long island,e donald trump seemed genuinely humbled, as you know,ow three days ago, there was yet another assassination attempgot on my life. >> i didn't know i was going to stay. d on it was the second one int eight weeks by a violent , l le radical left mobster. this evil would be assassin. got within a few hundred yards of where i stood. >> but thankfully, our outstanding secret service,h agent and they are outstanding . spotted the barrel of his rifle in the bushes. can you believe that? god has now spared my life. itiss go must have been god.

>> thank you. >> not once, but twice. >> god was watching because new photos from inside beca nest showed just how close of a call this was. if trump had made it to the sixth green. >> this would have been ruth's line of sight. >> that's an even easier shotd n than what thomas crooks had in butler. >> here's exactly what ryan ruth did. >> watch this. this is likely where the suspect parked his car and he went into the bushes right there. i'm approaching where the suspect went into the bushes. actual this is the actual site right here. this is the actual area wherht hee the suspect entered the bushes

. this is the area exact spot where the suspect bag was found with the rifle. new right on to the golf course. there's a flag right there. >> the secret service knew about this gaping hole. did nothing. whistleblowersg hodid noth say s should normally have been there. >> there are known vulnerabilities at that course. co that is areas where you canvr get a clear line of sight from off the course of people playing the course. that makespeople t sense. proto so it's been secret service protocol to station agentsco at these known sites before trump would play the course. that apparently didn't happen. it sounds as if they didn't even sweep the perimeter. >> you know, this this is really strange. the wholtrangee thing is strang. and the more we look into this assassin's history, the stranger it gets. >> ryan. ruth doesn't have the typicaln. resumé of an assassin. his father was a chemist

from a good college who had a long career at sherwin-williams. >> the family was at church every sunday. routes to siblings went on toe be a banker and a lawyer. >> rutbankerh was described as a super citizen in the local paper. the >> a local police organization named him the citizen of the year after he saved a woman from a . >> he told the paper in town,e quote, he punched me. he was a pretty strong fella, h. kind of short, but strong. when he hit me, i grabbed hold of him. hiedhe shook free from me and tr off running. unnitrump secession has gotten unusual amount of publicity. abouis entirse life. local papers were even writing about ruth's miracle and dream home renovations. withoday, local say ruth was living with debris everywhere and doors were nearly fallins eo >>ne i can't believe anyone cou have lived in thatin house. >> one local realtor said. his neighbor said his house was a zoo.

>> only thing i seen they had a horse in the house. i mean, i owned a horse and that was split. they were. oh, i mean, kind of weird, you know. but, you know, they didn't bothert me. i didn't bother him. like to see. how do you mean? a horse in there? i always hold that horse in thei house, in the outfield, in the house where the living room whert. the daughter sarah, with hay all in here. and big old life horse. >> so how the citizen of the year with a nice house and a good family turn into an assassin living in a barn withan more felonies than money in his bank account? >> ruth couldn't even affordsup. child support. >> primetime looked into it and it d into was always behind on payments to his ex. >> always. she even agreed to terminate the support due to his financial situatiodue to fn. >> ruth sold his house in north carolina for $174,000, and then was also living in an $800,0000o bungalow in hawaiill. >> how does a man with no money for child support suddenly

start living in a pricey house in hawaii and afford flights to taiwan, turkey, poland, ukraine? >> his neighbors say sometimesis they wouldn't see him for three yeart ses. >> he was only like three years before then and they'll get to call him the next year. and then, you know, it's all coming out again. . yeah, well, it was. go with me. yeah, he bought me like a get my wife, you know, when it came and all. thank you for watching the house and give me a hug for you. you know what you're doing in my life? what? he's buying the girlfriend posting something about a victoria's secre at person supervisor or a manager or somethinsomething. and that's why they were traveling. he had been in europe or something over here, too. that's what he did. >> mm. the house in hawaii ryan was living with is connected to his fiancee, kathleen schafer. >> kathleen worked at victoria's secretoria's s. >> she's engaged to this guy who all of a sudden flieo se with to ukraine for months, asd she's fine with that.

>> as we reported last night, ruth spent eight months sleeping in ukrainian military barracks and he was rubbing elbows with cold blooded killers. >> some of the people he claimed to be interacting with were, you know, some high ranking military figures, various people in the whatan i recall would be bestd as u described as like ukrainian mafia. some oiaf the people that had connections with local government to trwithy to get ths done or to help him, you know, further what seemed to me to be scams and cons. y woul >> why would you leave your fiancee who just lost her jou leavur fiancb at victort to fly to ukraine to recruit muslim militants, to fight russia? >> and if you have $68 in your bank account, how are you spending thousands on airfare? how are you even feeding yourself? and ukrain? e? >> and everywhere he goes, he gets press from the local prese "new york times"

to "newsweek". >> and every time he's arrested, he gets a pas to. s. >> he's been charged with 100 different counts, and he's neved r served a day in jail. >> how's that possible? and after spending monthsnd sca with ukrainian mobsters and scaring the bejesurisy co at everybody connected with them, he was flagged to the fbid with, the state department and homeland security. but they all dropped the investigation and he shows up to the president's golf course sho and a car with stolen plates and a loaded rifle with a scratched offno one's serial number. >> and no one's curious if ryan ruth was sent curio here oa mission to kill and no one's located his fiancee. it's not that hard to find somebody in hawaii. and the biden harris administration stonewalling. >> they won't even let florida crime investigators into the crime scene. >> we were rebuffed. our investigators wereng t rebuffed. just going to the fence line outside of trump internationalal golf club in west palm beach. and so i think they've takenin e

the position, you know, they don't want the state of florida to be involved in thiof fo be s. >> what are they hiding? how do we not knowho there'sw dw more ryan russo or thomas crooks out there? >> how do we not know today? an alaska man was charged for threatening six supreme court justicesd. . he donated heavilyea to democrats. guess whicvily to h six justices targeting? >> he then told them we need mass assassinations. >> if you're corrupt, assare corru. >> this comes on the heelsn of another democrat who traveled acrosthe s the couf and showed up outside of kavanaugh's house with a gun and zigh's houp ties. gun remember him? he was arrested. and we've never heard anothes.hr word about him. and instead of investigating what's behind these assassination attempts, what's fueling them, how they're being put together's feeli ? blami >> the media is blaming trump for people wanting to kill hiople tm. the left think trump's more of a threat than arme d assassins. k it's >> do you think it's time for democrats to stop callin g to trump a threat to democracy? no. i think we should be clear

that he is a threat to democracy. >> the fact of the matter t is that he is a threat to democracy. >> do you think it's time for democrat e s to stop calling trump a threat to democracy? listen, thesa three are the fac. he is a threat. period. point blank. democrats have never endorsed political violence, but he will go to a rally and he will endorse it. this is the equivalent of playing with a loaded guneque and then it backfiring on you. >> democrats are saying trump's playing russian roulette at 45 ab on a suicide mission and no one really can do anything about it. >> we just found out who the real threat is.s. ca trump transition team member and former presidential candidate tulsi gabbard joins us nowndidate a g >> how do you understand geis guy going to ukraine and getting flagged to all of these federal agencies who just look the othe allf thr? and he shows up to the golf club with an armed with a rifle loaded with a scope. >> how does that mak, e senshoe >> it doesn't. it doesn't, jesse.t. there are so many questions.

i mean, you just laid outai a very clear picture of how many questions there are and how this was allowed to occur. this guy's history, there's a whole slew of questions wass around the assassin in butler, pennsylvania . ervice >> i think it is is a huge disservice to our democracy and to the american people that still we haven't gotten a clear account of exactly what happened and what went down that led to to the shooterd almost taking president trump's life in butler, pennsylvania. enand as you've pointed out, it looks like they're they are slow rolling and trying to to hide the truth fromom the american people on this one. you know, president trump's resilience and focus in the face of this unprecedented two attempts on his life where un ohe has narrowly escaped boto of them, i think, gives him grea tt credit. and quite frankly, it points to the kind of unflappable president ane d commander in chief we should all want. >> i just remember in the war tr

on terror, when you have a guy go tu hao yemen, go to some terr hotbed, and then fly back intot. the country and to this country, he'd be on a watch list. ged. >> he'd be flagged. you know, you don't just go tot these placesju and then come back and, you know, all of a sudden like, okay, this guy has been in ukraine hangingthisg with mobsters in the ukrainian military has, gunrunners, recruiting muslims to fight. this guy doesn't show up on anybody's radar. oh, actually, he did, but nous one said anything. >> how suspicious is that, jesse? >> they put me on a secretn domestic terror watch list. how is this guy no t on a secret domestic terror watch list? you know, i serve in oura military. i was a member of congress for eight years. i wamember fors a candidate runr president. and yet the harris biden administration decided to put me on a secret domestic terror watch lison t. while this guy is able to apparently travel freely without federal air marshalseile

being assigned to surveil him and his every move. and that's really what cuts to the seriousness of what we are facing. i hope we get answers to all of these questions. e ge obut the reality is that fe my former party and the mainstream media have spent years demonizing for president trump. i met with him for the first time in 2016. ti of congress t on the foreign affairs and armed services committees. >> two weeks after he was i elected, he hadn't even been sworn in. i was invited to speak to hiwas about a new direction of foreign policy, trying to block the neoconsa nen of whe jockeying for position at that time. jesse as sooweren as i walked o of trump tower in new york city, my phone blei walkedw up o with outrage and being excoriated by fellow democrats at that time. and here was their foremost complaint. th >> how dare you meetm? with donald trump and humanize they they have been dehumanizing him for years, turning dehuman him o this evil, hitler like caricature. so we should not be surprised

to see their supporters take that seriously. and take it upon themselvesemse to try to take him outlves. >> that's how serious this is. tulsi on a watch list. it >> but this guy with weapons of mass destruction charges hanging ouweapont with eastern european gun dealers not on a watch list, that all makes, no total sense in the biden-harris administration. tulsi, thanktration.s, as alwayg joining us. jonny goes to the trump ralloey kamala harris says, you guys leave these rallies early out of boredom. >> what time are you leaving tonight? i'm staying until the very end. if there's an after party, i'll be there wh to. >> when it comes to amgen's life changing medical breakthroughs, every second counts. citi's sconnecte bankbut wite breakthroughs are often passed cities. seamlessly connected banking seamlessly connected banking market deliver global financial solutions so our client can keep investing in innovations for d the world

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the only one in the room. if the only oneerehe room. in the room, he'd make you feel something else. >> but all president mething s usually have the it factor is common. have it well, let you be the judge. >> here she is leaving the stage at thes le black journalists event where she just spent an hour with her basee e ju. that's to look at three people who spent an hour with kamala and realized she doesn't have it. >> now, compare that to the podp trump got last night on gutfeld. >> he loves diet coke but hate the woke. choosing this insanity over sean hannity. >> we deal with the 45th donald j.

trump. energ >> there's an energy to donald donap that even cnn can't deny . donald trump, he plays golf with bryson dechambeau. , hehe goes on theo von. he talks about zenz and, you know, democrats, i'm sorry, like they haven't had a normal. guy, that candidate in a while. and like, with all due respect to tim walz, like tim walz appeals to a lot of men. he also appeals to that guy. o e bruce just is wearing a future as female shirt.t. yeah, like that guy in madison, wisconsin, that's already goi going to vote democrat. i'm sorry, i thought of your reach. the young man. yeah. >> bryson wants to be around donald trump. democrat. he wanth doesn't want to be ard kamala. she has to because kamala needs help. >> people like oprah want to help kamala.p her. >> they need to help her.s but trump wants to help you because you needp yo it. livising tide lifts all boats and cnn assumes if you're living the american

dream, you only caredream yo about yourself. >> you know, if you can afford a boat, you're not hurting so bd bad, right? because a boat cost a lot of money and it's a lot of upkeep. >> nobody gave me i earned everything that i've got. i'm retired military retired power plant, and i am successful and retired with boats, jet skis becauses be i did it right. and everybody has that chance, e whether they choose or not. that's up to them. i want my money to gr or, o further.tion >> i want inflation to go down. i want interest rates to gon wack down. i want all that. but that covers everybody in the economy, not just me, not just the poor, not just the rich. and it covers everybode,y. >> cnn just admitted they don't care about the inflation that bidennflation, harris causd because it's not affecting them personally. if cnnsonally. hosts have to, y, pony up 20% more, they cant th afford it. they don't carey e that you can't afford it. they're saying they don't care about th.g the rest of the coun. >> they feel the same wayl about trump. even about if he's better for

the whole country. >> his policies. if trump makes them annoyed by the things he says, ific they're willing to sacrifice the whole country just to spart. their own feelings. most mature adults don't pla may that. >> what's your most important issue? the economy. getting the interest rates down. getting it where we can afford to live in america i can. >> right now, it's getting too expensive. you know, if you can afford a boat, you're not hurting so bad, right? because a boat cost a lot of moneyd be and it's a lot of upkeep. >> nobody gave me. p.i earned everything that i've got. i'm retired military retired power plant. and i am successful and retired and with boats, je boatst skisit because i did it right. and everybody has that chancodyr whether they choose or not. that's up to them because i want my money to go furthe,p i want inflation to go down.i wt i want interest rates to go back down. ati want all that. but that that covers everybody in the economy. rsnot just me, not just the poo, not just the rich.

and it covers everybodcovey. >> excuse us. we didn't mean to play that sound bite twice, but i enjoyed it because i loved watching that man. kamala's campaign theme is joytn ,but joy, it doesn't make a you able to afford your dream house. you can't put 20% down of joy and just move in. >> kamala can't compete if she doesn't talk polic. y. >> black journalists today at the nabj pressed vice president kamala today harris on policies from guns to the war in gaza. specifics.f her answers lacked >> every single policy question she got at the debate, she totally ignored and never to answer it. >> why is it that why is it that she believes she does not have to answers sh to journalisp who are asking pretty basic question? >> js? but hillary clinton has a different strategy. no policy, no problem. >> sometimes i'm asked, where is a policy? well, go to the website. that's where the policy is. you know, i had more policy than anybody. >> it was i gave speeches about it. it was on our website.

i ro with tim kaine about it. >> we have lots of policy. at the end of the daeye ofy, thd not what caused people to vote for me or againstto me. and i think the the. harris campaign knows that. >> more excuses from hillary. >> has no whyshe still idea why she lost. she still thinks the russians stole the and thinks america'ssm sexist. here'seric hillary saying kamala shouldn't even put out policy. the only reaso shouln people was to know what she wants to do with the country is because she's a woman. >> she does not have to do it. kara. i'm going to just cut to the chase in fact, she's put out policies on her campaign website. s anybody who is truly interested can go and read about them. it's a double standard gread a s a double standard. that is partly because they are still getting to know her, but also because they're still grappling with the idea like, oh, am i really going to eye to bepresiden president and a commander in chief? >> american majorityd founderan

and author of american leviathan ned ryan ryan. lary let's get to hillary in a second, because i know seg at the bit. tell me about the american dream. >> that woman wanted to know what you can afford. a boat. e th >> why do you care that prices are up in america? >> jesse, thank you so much for that. great question.ki you know, i was raised as a middle class kid. i have neighbors that love n their lawns. >> and, you know, i have dreamse and hopes and aspirations. yeah, i know. it's a little fuzzy on thosee da detailils, right? it's like the details still matter. and if you ask for details, you're just sexiste they becaush you wouldn't ask those details from a man. >> but. from abut fact of the matter is, there are no details, and that's for a reason. ailsfirst of all, kamala lacks the substance. she lacks the ability to communicatesh them. a she communicates on the level of a elementary school kida. and i'm not talking sixth grader, probably lik care third grade, with apologies to all the third graders out there. >> but jessethere. , if she didn't

have her words, salads about space and about yel yellow buses and about being unburdened, do you reall y want her out there if you're a democrat, explaining in fine detailcrat exp policies on the t style price controls that she wants? >> no. so control, they don't want herr there talking about that. they want to keep her under wraps. and i think this is a strategy they need to keep her kind of in the backgroundound o a little bit on these policy ideas. let the corporate propagandists essentially run the campaign. keep that joy blitzkrieg going. gaslight the americas yon people that somehow kamala is aa new fresh face instead of the incumbent vp whose administration has been destroying this country economically on immigration on virtually every fronttr the last four years. >> that's the play the next 47 days. dithdays. d you see any joy ine an the faces of those black journalists that spent an hour her? >> she left. no one clapped. he jusshe t it it looked like a scene from parks and recreation and like bee they felt like they had been played. the looks that they exchanged with each other.

ed, the look they i felt like you shouldould have played the parks and recreation music. >> we'll slip that in next time in post. >> ned ryan, thank you so much . >> thanks, jesse. so what's going on nowh.sse. in springfield, ohio? a live report next. >> why can't they protect that guy? >> a fox nation exclusive jesse watters investigates both assassination attempts on donald trump at a rangefinder. every one of the senior leadership should be held accountable. a second assassin, nation of terror. we're compiling the subject's movements leading up to september 15. >> you haven't heard the full story like this.ore of? jesse watters investigates the attempted assassinations of donald trump only on fox nation. what do people wan t more of? >> more? oh, yeah. >> more laughs, more hangouts. more so good.

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, ushered in a period of a few weeks. can you believe it? youand you know what? they've got to get much tougher. they've goe in theer next two weeks. you may never see me again, but that's okay. got to do what i got to do. whatever happened to trump? well, he never got out of springfield. we're getting him out of our country. neve springfthey came in illegay they're destroying our country. we're getting them out. they're going to be brought back to the country from which they came. >> now, while trump's tackling the issue head on, democrats interes in the media aren't interested in the town's suffering. suffthey're just interested in winning the election. >> the left continues blamingver trump for bomb threats. >> but ohio governor mike dewine says the threats have been hoaxes from overseas. and ifoaxe that's the case, why are the feds letting foreigners interfere in our electionsre? >> foreign actors calling in bomb threats against american infrastructur n actorse. >> and we find this out frompres mike dewine. press conferences .

>> something's not adding up. residentp.s have been complainig about the 15,000 haitians well before it caught trump's attention. >> but the media didn't care until they could turn it into the town's plight, into a political attack. >> they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation, a masslargest deportation in an history. ul >> imagine what that would lookw like and what that would be.e. >> well, that's exactly what americans want. >> j: that'se country wantsy mass deportations of illegals. >> and that's especially true spriythere eld, vivek ramaswamtr hosted a town hall there today. >> we have city officialwn hals that live right here in springfield and have not set up a meeting like this. >> there simply are too manye in mass migrants here in this town and they're too richly o subsidized. it's pushing people out of their homes. it's pushingf home people out of jobs. >> they have not assimilated. they do not know the culture. hey dow ththey do not know the .

what is happening to our kidtos is not fair. >> former presidential candidate vic ramaswamy joins me now. hey, vivek. and hi to everybody there in springfield, ohio. >> we love you. and. >> what have you been hearing from the people of this great town today? >> well, the first thing i saw, are hungry fore open conversation here. >> we had this event. it was initially supposeded it. be small. we expanded. it turns out we need a venue capacityt yo of a few hundred people. >> it was about 2000 rsvp. people were just hungry to haver their voices heard. they've been told to basically voe been tp, sit down, do as yot told for too long. and i think people were just were heard.eoog an were there some moments of tension? yes, there were. dir moments ? d everybody agree with 100% of what i had to say? no, they didn't. d? but i do think this is how we're going to get our country back, which is we're going to have to be abl oure to talk to i other as citizens. and the ultimate blame lies at the feeti andt of kamalais ad harris and joe biden, who created these border and immigratiooe bidenthesn pola

that are causing places like springfield, a place where i spent a lot of timcalled-e asd to now suffer. that's sad, but it doesn't aty. e stay that wa and i think the residents tonight actually had a lot of good pragmatic ideas. ifoo people are just willing to actually listen to them. >> and i think we tried to do that tonight. what wer e some of the pragmatic ideas that they want, deportations. do they want more government assistance? >> what exactly is theth directioe diren? >> i mean, some of them things are very pragmatic in terms of eve ay n the driver's license and whether or not you get a driver's license, if you're above the age you are ofe you don't have to actually go through a field test. well, that would solve a lot of thef 18 o go traffic problems.ffic but you want to think about the ultimate answer. people who came to this country under one guise, whether it was illegally or through temporaryss protected status, we have to enforce those actual norms, revive the rule of law,s on big emphasis on empowering local police officerse so to enforce the law as well. so those are some of the practical things that camef th oute area of tonight. one area where we found consensus where trump, which i thought was pretty wherefounct ,jesse, is i also met with ap of group of haitians in town

beforehandow. hand and >> i met with city officials beforehand and even with the group of haitian community grs. said y >> i posed the question to them and said, you know what? if somebody is going to be relianouatbet on the welfare sth the entitlement state or government assistance as an immigrane ort, then i don't think we should let them in. and the thing that surprised me is notthat only did the peopler at the town hall agree with that, but even many haitian migrantsmigrants who wed with that question, thought that was a fair criteria, too. th and i think that's one north star we can use in our immigration policy going forward. >> thing w if you're going to bt of the welfare state or a customer of the u.s. entitlement stat youe, you're nt going to be able to come to this country legally. and that's how we solve coy anm. i have that's a really fair assessment. i'm really i have a lot of respect for you to talk oresc to both sides. >> it's so important. vivek ramaswamy thank you so much. and donald trump may be visiting the town of springfield very soon. >> yeah, great talking to you. >> all happy dea thursday. , wh >> all happy dea thursday. , wh to me, harlem is homdoe, but ho. is also your body. last one, everyone.

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>> and now that he's behind bars, hollywood's breaking outcd in a cold sweat. >> s i got news for you. they come in just for him. a they come in for a whole bunch p of people. hollywood'eople.s in trouble. i'm not talking about actors and actresses. i'm talking about the music industry. any time the feds are coming, your way, they're not coming just for you. think about the people. he's done businessst for y th with. >> think about the money involved. you don't dot th all it is to go after somebody in their coworkers. you do this because there's a bigger fish to fry and you suspect that he's the oneer that's gonna live for you. >> we're finding out. a third major music executive resigned this week. execut we're not saying it's connected, but the timing strangiveke. agen and now a homeland security agent who raided diddy's miamit. mansion says this, in myy opinion, is as bad as jeffreopyr epstein.

these women are young, either barely legal or barely illegal. >> in diddy's freak oforf dungeh . you were being watched and taped. no andw the government has the tapes and they know everybody involved in the freakg offs. >> are they going to lock upp th the other high profile ot or let them get away with it? >> like epstein's associates? brad cohen is an attorney who has represented rappers kodak, black, lil wayne. >> brad, you're seeing some executives resign,incide coincidentally. do you think this hants anything to do with these new charges against diddtoy? >> i think when you see something like this happen in an individual who getsg li arrested, that's at the level of diddy, i think you'llken sea lot of people kind of running scared and abandoning not only him, but maybe also abandoning a postm . h they were close to him because it's bad optics for wherever they work. im objects so i don't know if dir it's directly connected to just whatever actions they may or may not have taken.

it could be also just because of their relationshihap that itl not a good look for the record label, that that individual was soab close to. >> sean combs. not a good look. that's an understatement. whatwhat about these partiess, spread? was this an open secre it in the industry? and were people aware that they were being taped? >> so i don't. just reading the theat indictment, i don't believe anybody was aware that it was being taped. the the it was kind of a known n thing in the industry. i would imaginnge that he has parties, that he had these elaborate parties. i don't know about the other part to it, but certainly was known for white parties. pa for big parties at his star island house. he was known for big parties in la. so that wasn't a secret. the secret have been the other part to those parties, but itt o could have been one of those secrets that no one ever talked about, that it was kind of like an underlying thin bill i mean, this man has hung out with billionaires, big names i in the democratic party, big names in the music industry. the , bimeso what his knowledge,

what he knows is going to be very important if he decides th not go to trial and to flipni those individuals or maybe give up some information that he knows and he's facinosg 15 to life. s s flipfacing i doe and sing, he's not going too ge get that much shaved off with these kind of chargesuc. >> brad, thanks so much forh fo joining "jesse watters primetim. we'll have you back. >> thanks so much. we'll be doing this on a weekly basis. this is something we must have happy diy thursday. the triumphant return of prime time favorite day of the weef k in honor of al sharpton. we're bringing you the best ytories about diversity, equit ,inclusion. >> first up, the new york times tech team is threatening an election day strike. >> here are thion.e. no sce >> no scented products and break rooms. unlimited break time mandates. s >> three trigger warnings before discussing politics meet. ffingsssing po

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>> donald trump's life has been in danger twice this election. do you feel safe being in the same room as him? yeels, i do.e >> extremely safe. i would take a bullet foret donald trump. better. what would stop you from coming to a trump rally? hat woulnothing. nothing. nothing. why are they trying to kill donald. trump? all the corruption in the government. he's going to take care of that evil. always wants to stop. ca >> good. because they are liars. nobody can>> bec back.se prote >> what? donald trump. because protects donald trump. donan god.ve bee >> thank the tune.s donald trump is going to be taking the stage. be t are you looking the forward to him telling tonight whening toni he says you had the a half years to do something? >> i take a bulletd , zoom in, you know, bullet holes, screws, freaking by his ear. my the snake story is very, very funny. >> you think later on, should i do the snake or not? >> people love the snake. camilla says you guys leave these rallie kamala s early. >> what time are you leaving? when trump leaves the stage, when they kick ms earle out, i'l be the last one. >> so i don't get trampled

on because it's so many people.o this piece about being bored. there's no boredom here.if the >> i'm staying until the very end. if there's an after party, i'll be there too. how darer part there they. how does kamala harris act likes the is our head, you know, that's her. >> ha ha ha. yo y tha we did it, joe. >> i worked at mcdonald's. i from a land where people cared about their land while walking dog. i used a leash while i was using the leash, walking the dog. it was. it was a nice day. that's com y.e all the words out. >> don't ever for any reason, do anything to anyone for any reason ever. >> why is kamala harris dangerous? he is >> because she's a communist. because she's such a liberal. she's letting all these illegals in here. >> my social security, your social security, your culture. it's going. it's depleted because we're paying for them. there are a lot of people say are saying the rhetoric,

this election is too much, so let's tamper i s tot a bit. nice >> what nice things can you saya about kamala harris? well, i'm going to pass up. maybe you.o good thing sums it up. sums it up. >> you're a man of few words. i like that.hair >> she has nice hair. she looks very nice when she gets when she gets dressed. >> she looks nice when she gets dressed. want to do that again? >> she she's a great actress, so we's should give her the academy award. i give her the oscar because she's the best actress of thr te e year. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. jesse watters, big long island guy. t you what do you want to tellwa? p it >> keep it off.show your show is the best. that'ss the be my world. little piece of. >> acquire the target because if you can't see the target

and you don't know what you're aiming forth, you're goinge text to miss. >> let's do some text. >> paul from middletown, connecticut did johnny go the after party? wherever johnny goes, it's the aftethe afte johnnr party. >> anthony from florida. want to sleep better drink a heavsleey metal detox smoothie and celery juice through a straw. i think i'll stay up all night.h >> tim from henderson, nevada. trendersy the seven eight methor better sleep. it freathe in for 4 secondetter >> hold it for seven. can't do that. then for it.d that i've used that and i like that. i just forgoike thatt. >> mark from carmel, indiana. d-i thursdays are back. >> all is right in the world again. >> we're making d-i thursdays great agaii n. >> good to have us bac challenge next and always remember i'm waters and this is m