the vice president struggling to answer some of as much as you did. it's a long standing problem and solutions are at hand. and from day one, literally, we have been offering solutions. what i was asking was, was it a mistake to kind of allow that flood to happen in the first place? i think the policies that we have been proposing are about fixing a problem, not promoting a

problem. okay. but the numbers did quadruple after that disaster. kamala sprinting to the gals on the view for a pep talk. but even they couldn't stop harris from turning into a walking gop ad. we have more with vice president when we come back. we're honored and proud to have you at this table. if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? there is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and i've been a part of, of, of most of the decisions that have had impact. i think people are exhausted and they're exhausted with the lies. they're exhausted with the selfishness and the cheerleading tour didn't end there. >> had intended there is she

hopped on the howard stern ship -- sit down that's out of more like a therapy session. >> the winds god forbid would you feel safe in the country. which even saves stay in the country? >> on doing what i can to make sure he does not win. >> for my fellow i don't even understand how it's close. yes some voting for you obviously but i would vote for the wall over there. >> i will start with you dana off of that. the amazing thing is. rachel maddow said if trump gets elected she will never show then harasses a victim. and what caused field of it for her instead of trump? >> number 1 bush got a victory and then they would leave the country. this is the best country so this is not true. have heard from other people on

the right and left saying how could it possibly be anybody whatever vote for that person? if you're thinking that i want your candidate to win. sit down because you're not being helpful now. the vote will be very close so their people want to vote for her and people want to vote for him and that's going to matter and that is a big prophetic statement is in it. it creates new advertising content for your opponents happening in 2020 and got her in the penalty box at the white house as she said she would do an interview and i'm listening to bill who did a nice job i think. had he work in a white house for so long and absorb so little. she couldn't answer basic questions and i would put this on pour with the interviews sarah palin beckoned the 2000. republicans didn't want to admit it at the time but it was bad.

this was not good for her. if you're tuning for the first time and you know nothing about harris you left the interview still knowing nothing about her. if you know a little bit and wanted to know a little bit more you are left even more sorely disappointed. may be a don't like president trump but you know who he is and what he's done. he has a record and she doesn't doesn't even act like she's been in the white house the last three and a half years the truth is he did a good job pressing or three different times and getting her to answer a question whether it was a mistake changing the trump era policies with a quadruply numbers of illegal immigrants coming to the country. so it's a serious interviewer with a serious interview and she still doesn't answer the question. >> he did his job he didn't to a great job he asked her the questions she should have been asked for months this isn't hard stuff. white prices go up why didn't you do anything about it.

why do you do nothing on the border she struggled to answer why she is running for president judge she struggling to ask why she's even the nominee. she has all these plans to fix the problem's that she hasn't fixed in four years, okay, find she's not the vice president does president she's the vice president then she goes on the view and says they've agreeing with the everything the presidents done. judge a week ago at the debate she said i'm not joe biden now she says i am joe biden? she flip-flopped him whether she's joe biden now she comes out and says this and that. singh i haven't changed my position i'm just seeking common ground. she's not seeking common ground she's seeking common sense. all that she is or common sense conservative positions on guns and taxes and immigration. she's just come along late to the game rather vote for the gala common sense from the

beginning than the woman he found common sense right before the election. it was smart that trump didn't do 60 minutes if he did everybody would adjust contrasted his interview with hers and his would've been explosive and confrontational now everybody is just talking about her failure on cbs news and that is a position she doesn't want to be in she was pressed on all over changing positions whether it's fracking and immigration, medicare and she said people know me and know who i am. tim walz said people know me and they know who i am. does anybody know who either them or? >> it up to get back with you on that but the "60 minutes" interview. i wish trump had done the interview it would've served him i think well the standpoint of people understanding what he wants to do the next four years and allow for the contrast you mention. i think the reason candidates

she does have to do debate -- three debates going to economic security and inflation and when to talking but their attitudes towards regulation and the court someone because gives voters a sense with the mandate might be them what they want to do and how they go about working with congress and explaining things to the public. unfortunately we haven't been afforded that. nobody can take my country with me because they'll ask somebody don't like and people are that shell we work for the next election. you try to make things better. finally what i don't understand is the vice president in these interviews you need to use these opportunities to demonstrate not only that you understand her people are in their lives and how you meet them and take them to higher ground you talk about your ideas. when to be great if you talked about in some people don't like when i say this but they say terrace make things more expensive in philadelphia and

pittsburgh in madison, wisconsin. if you're out campaigning you could talk about real people you met real stories how that will change the price of gas and food and close for kids they want to say you'll make small businesses make it easier for growth talk about your plans when you don't do that you open yourself up for legitimate criticism coming from this table and concern coming from me. >> in terms of economic policy she was asked on "60 minutes" how to pay for it and she said she will talk quietly to members of congress. the question put to her then was this is the real world he's on most adjusting she's delusional. >> him still in a daze over howard stern. him from 10-20 e-30 years ago saw himself no, he would save when did i turn into a such a. [ bleeps ]

it is hard to listen to is somebody who listened to them. there is a lot to unpack here i just coined that phrase. we saw the word salad on israel all over the place. they removed it from the show. it's kind of an obvious breach of ethics i would assume. did they think nobody would notice this. it's pointless to delete an email after you sent it but what has she been doing the past four years. it could be argued she's declined more than joe she didn't learn on the job she unlearned on the job but i'm getting a sense were being played that this media onslaught is like giving a toy to a group of children so the adults get down to business. it will keep us entertained but that can't be by accident i don't think the democrat apparatuses thing i'm worried

about what the five will say about 60 minutes. effect were talking about that instead of other things is a win for them right i'm wondering. do they not care about how she bad she is they don't care because they're not worried. i think the machine is at work getting everything in place for a repeat of 2020 and placating us in keeping us busy i go back to the "time" magazine article the secret cabal of media business and government interests aligning to change voter laws and raise millions to recruit democratic poll workers and sensor information. i don't want to miss that again i get the feeling i want to see in february 2025 apiece that says how we did it again. how we managed to rig all the systems for a win while these losers were focused on how stupid and brain-dead our candidate was. jokes on them.

>> howard admitted it. saying you're no better than a wall. i vote for a while just as much as i'd vote for you. >> i would vote for a wall over her. ahead greg we will be on our best behavior today for this. milan you trump joins us live in studio next. i thought i knew a lot about our irish roots; i was surprised to learn so many more things. there's the family name. 1892 wow. that one here is the boat they came over on. yes. wow.

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a rare glimpse as first lady and much more. it's all in their brand-new self-titled memoir called "melania" which you can get a copy of. melania trump joins us now to talk about it. i read this entire thing cover to cover last night. you tell the people about writing in the limousine with michelle obama on inauguration day. you talk about some of your battles with the press. love is something you put in this book that you have been wanting to get off your chest for all of these years? >> everything. i think it is a lot of misinformation out there about me. that is why i think it is that time that people hear from me. and my story, my perspective, and the truth. >> we are about the truth on this show. judge jeanine, you have been very excited about this interview today. >> i have so many questions, but

i will start with one that is clearly serious. the former president has survived two assassination attempts. kamala's camp has issued yesterday that they are going to go more negative the "60 minutes" continues with the negative rhetoric with whether it is "hitler" or tearing down democracy. are you worried about your husband's safety in the next 29 days? >> of course, i do. when they call him a threat to democracy, less ask ourselves, who is really a threat to democracy? they ongoing with law fair against the former president. as well as trying to get him off the voting ballot. and trying to silence him. yes, of course.

i was always afraid of what could happen. continuing with that kind of language, it is toxic, a toxic atmosphere. >> harold ford jr., do you have a question for the first lady? >> great to see you. we are so glad that you are here. when you think about some of the positive things that you experienced in the white house when you and president trump where they are, what were some of the things that made you joyful about policy and the things that he did? >> he did not. he he took care of the military. i really loved visiting them. actually all around the world even when i went to iraq for christmas. when i went to walter reed and visiting the soldiers, wounded soldiers, and also when i visited the aircraft in the middle of the ocean. so very exciting and all the people that i met over 4 years,

really, really special. they stay with you. sometimes you still remember them. it is always something that i am looking forward to it. >> she went to iraq and had a black eye. i'm glad that didn't happen to you. >> i am the only one that got hurt, but i recovered. in the book, you do talk about the power of the office of the first lady to do good. i think from afar, what i witnessed was that you seemed very joyful when you are certainly around the military but also when you are around children. i remember early on, you went and read to children. it was a special moment. i'm wondering if former president's speech in wins again, i know that foster care is an issue that you care about and it is a system that is broken. there's a lot of organizations that help. a push from the white house

could really help. is there an issue like that or anything else that you kind of wish that you had another chance to work on? >> i will bring my experiences back. what i learned in the 4 years. as well, i would continue my best initiative for children for women, and also, i will continue with fostering the future initiatives that i established after i left the white house in 2021. i have 2 platforms. that support scholarships for fostering children and fostering community. i have many students now. i will continue with that. we need to give back to those children and support them. once they have education, they have a great job. after that, they could give back to communities.

>> greg gutfeld. >> i love the cover. like you, i was a model. [laughter] is some magazines you probably never heard of. they are out of business now. do you ever stop and think about your life and wonder, how did you get here? you came to the united states united states in '96 and arrived at jfk. and you end up in the white house. obviously, you didn't expect it. does it ever kind of -- have these moments where how did i get here ship

can you bring him in?

it was fun. can i ask another question? there are a lot of women who are on the fence. not a lot, a few. but what you say to them regarding why donald trump should be president? >> we could see in the 4 years he was there, that country was in great shape. the country was safe. the country was prosperous. he will bring that back. >> when you are hopefully first lady again, will you continue with that be best initiative? i know that was near and dear to your heart in those 4 years. >> i will do that. we need to see what will happen in a few months and what next year will bring new issues will come. you need to tackle those issues. >> one of them is what we have seen -- there is an increase in crime against women. that has been happening. all the stories that we talk

about when you have illegal migrant crime, and is not just women, but there is a particular attack against women that is happening. that just came to me. i didn't plan on asking you about that. you don't know what the issues are going to be. north carolina has to be rebuilt. tennessee has to be rebuilt. there are so many things. >> florida, a big hurricane in florida. i'm glad that many people moved in leaving and moved away. so they will be safe. >> how is maren doing? >> he is doing great. he loves his classes and professors. he is driving and enjoying to be in new york city again. >> is there something you would want people to know about your husband that they probably don't know that they should know? that's pretty good. >> i have some stories. you read it in the book.

they are cute and nice stories. he is very warm. he has fun. he has a great personality. all he wants, he is very passionate about this country. all he wants, he wants to make this country safe so everybody has jobs and enjoying family life. he is treating everybody equal. man or woman, he could be tough on a woman or top on a men. we experience that. >> does he make you laugh? >> yes, he does, of course. >> thank you very much, melania. congratulations and good luck with the book. there it is. where books are sold or you can go to your website. what was the website again? >> melania trump.com. >> coming up, trying to politicize this hurricane response. use the musical

♪ ♪ >> if you stay in the evacuation zone, you will die for those of the warnings that are getting more dire and urgent as the very dangerous hurricane rapidly barrels toward florida. vice president kamala harris

apparently thinks this is a good time to accuse florida governor ron desantis up playing political games. claiming he refused to take the phone call during the political disaster. >> in these crisis situations, the height of the emergency situation. utterly irresponsible. it is selfish and it is about political gamesmanship instead of doing that job that you took an oath to do. you put the people first. >> governor desantis hitting back at the vice president. >> i have dealt with a number of storms under this administration. she has never contributed anything to any of these effor efforts. but i think is selfless is her trying to blunder into this. here's the thing. she has no role in this process. i am in contact with the president of the united states. >> i thought his answer was great. what do you think? >> it infuriates me. she could make herself the

center of the story. the truth is, he said he's gotten wet these needed from the president. he's dealt with the presidents both. he is never spoken to her. we know she never attended the hurricane briefings at the time. let's assume it is true that she did call him. that is just indicative of how she is so transactional. he says she didn't. she approaches the press to talk to them. she knows there is a story. the rare occasion. when is the last time you saw that? it is sketchy. but in 2022, i will be very quick about this. her response to hurricane ian in florida. when our lowest income communities and communities of color are impacted by hurricanes, we have to go for equity. we have to fight for equity. not everyone starts at the same place. we want people to be equal but we have to take into account

disparities. she used a hurricane to promote equity not equality. >> do you think governor desantis doesn't have more important things to do than to talk about politics at this moment? >> her words were political in his were honest. you could tell they were absolutely honest. he said that without thinking. he went, are you crazy? it's a contrast between a highly competent person and an ambivalent democrat who only does what is required and only shows up when she has to. you are going to listen to the no-nonsense competent responsible direct serious person. none of those attributes are present with kamala. her answers are the opposite of direct. she can only maintain a serious straight face for maybe 5 minutes before breaking down into a crazed cackle. also, there is absolutely no sign of jargon or platitudes in his language. he doesn't have time for that. that is all she is is jargon and

platitudes. that replaces the substance that she is too lazy to actually build on. she is skilled at saying nothing. he is skilled at doing stuff. >> i never think this way. biden does a press conference in the middle of her appearance on "the view." i am good. the governor and i talk. everything is great. she is saying something different. >> last week, he big footed her about taking credit for the strike. he has laid low for quite some time. he is off every other day. now he is everywhere right when she happens to be in the news. the pressure is getting to her. she is snubbing world leaders and bombing interviews. the first hurricane, she was caught at a fund-raiser for the second hurricane, she is playing politics. her stature is shrinking as we get closer and closer. nbc news comes out with this fake story about her calling desantis and having him let it

go to voice mail. she played along with it. she didn't call desantis, because desantis said i never heard from her. maybe she has the wrong number. biden said i'm in touch with desantis. he is good. he hasn't complained. she looked totally out of the picture. this is not the way you want to run through the tape. that is a sports metaphor. >> thank you so much. i thought it was about bureaucracy. >> i disagree with you guys on this one. i think governor desantis -- who i think is a serious guy and is handled these storms will over the last several times. and obviously, this storm we are praying for him and people across the state to follow and heat all the direction and guidance that have been given. i think when foreign leaders come to the country during a political season, they will see the president of the united states and the person running for president. i don't think it is strange for

the vice president and the democratic nominee to want to have a conversation with governor desantis. both of them politicize that. that was unnecessary. we really do a disservice to the people we have to serve and they have to serve. i wonder if president trump was able to get a conversation. i hope he was able to. >> desantis said he did. >> why wouldn't he have had a conversation -- >> this is a political season. mr. netanyahu came to the united states, he spoke before the congress. he saw the president and went to see former president trump -- which i think was the appropriate thing to do. where i won't bend is when people's lives are state, adults are a deck elected -- >> she could have said, i'm sure he's very busy and doing a really good job.

i'm praying for everybody there. we are on top of things that the biden-harris white house. she didn't have to make a political either. >> he didn't take the call. >> she never called him. >> didn't call him in previous times. >> in this one, he said she didn't call him. >> then why are we having this segment? [laughter] doesn't make any sense. >> why are we arguing? the self-proclaimed knucklehead himself tim walz tries to charm a late night.

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nuclear knucklehead to the land of late night. >> how do you have the vice president listed in your contacts? >> my dry cleaner. >> what happens if your dry cleaner needs to get in touch with you? >> i didn't think that far ahe ahead. >> then things got really weird, apparently. >> i plan on waking up with madam president. [cheers and applause] >> i just want to be clear. you won't be waking up together. >> you know, harold, we know that the vice president, she is a black woman, indian. putting her in the phone as dry cleaner seems racist, sexist, perhaps both. can you sit there and let that

go? >> i give them the benefit of the doubt. i thought it was kind of funny. i don't guess he picked up the call the first time. something somebody would do. he fumbled. i think the call was actually made. i think he fumbles over words a little bit. thank god jimmy kimmel got him corrected there. you're not going to wake up with her but wake up calling her. i thought it was funny. >> jesse, it looks like walz is gaining a little weight. >> i wouldn't want to comment on how much weight he is gaining. i don't want to fat shame anybody. this knucklehead who is friends with school shooters and sleeping with harris, this is the weirdest vice president we have ever seen. he's like a flat tire now. after that vp debate, this guy is of no use to anybody.

i don't know how else he can be helpful at this point. >> what do you say? >> the republicans would do anything to get tim walz out there more. no more he talks, the more it helps them. i think that their idea that saying that nobody cares that he's lying about where he was that nobody cares, it goes back where you have people like howard stern saying i can't imagine anybody who would ever vote for trump. if you're thinking that way, you are running to lose. you are not running to win. maybe i will eat my words on november 6 by myself. last night, he told bill whitaker that kamala harris told him he needs to be more careful on how he says things. >> she said watch your mouth. >> that is the pot calling the kettle black. that is not racist. judge, last word to you. >> this guy is a high school teacher. think about that.

i wonder if she has him listed under knucklehead. do you know? >> what do you have me listed in your phone? >> my friend harold. this is the guy that came up with the term weird. i haven't met anyone more weird than him. >> he also called trump a pathological liar. his education. "the fastest" up next.

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>> when i was press secretary, believe me. it was fine. i do think it looked like she had created an nfl "monday night football" room. shannon sharpe would like the suit back. the thing is also on the day that she decided -- she has a small person. that was the day that she got in a big fight with peter doocy. you see it over and over and over again. it reminds me of when my mom made me wear these ugly green cords. and i wore them to the playground. >> forgive your mother. forgive your mother over that. you bring that up all the time. >> what are your thoughts on this? >> she reminds me of me. but you know what i was thinking? it made me think, what what i wear if i were press secretary? i don't like to wear suits. what do you wear if you don't

want to wear suits? i thought i would dress like this guy. i wear a full tight bodysuit. >> clear out the briefing room. >> what are your thoughts? >> i have thoughts but i will not be sharing them. i have learned a lesson. never criticize a woman's clothing. especially a woman like that. >> we are talking about her. >> what do you mean by that? >> qantas airways is apologizing after an r-rated film starring dakota johnson and sean penn aired on every screen exposing passengers to and explicit sexual content. judge, where you on this flight? [laughter] >> no, come on. one hour on every screen on the airplane. are you telling me they couldn't take it down or turn it off? you are lucky if you ever get a movie.

i don't like sean penn. >> what are your thoughts on this? >> when i was in school, i went to a quaker school. 45 minutes a week where everyone sits in the big room in silence reflecting. greatest prank of all time. someone went up to the rafters and delayed a tape recorder. 15 minutes into the meeting, hard-core porn came on. they couldn't figure out how to turn it off. it was hard-core over and over and over again. >> did you set it up? >> it was not me. >> on the heels of that story -- >> this is what you don't turn on your movie screen and take a book. >> have you ever had this problem? >> i'm still trying to figure out what could be called explicit anymore in a movie. i think the goalposts have been moved. to certain areas where they

shouldn't be, i might add. what bothers me is that never used to be this way. there were movies with plane crashes in them. i am sitting there. on a plane. i don't need that. >> denzel washington when he was a pilot. that was on a plane. >> if i saw sean penn naked, i would want the plane to crash too. "one more thing" is up next. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality.

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the shellfish against a rock to feast on the inside? a bit of shock and a whole lot of luck. okay, greg, that's it. oh, tonight we got a great show, too. ,jamie. >> liz, out kat timpf tires. let's do this in your face, carol. >> golfer harold varner, the third. third harold in your face. he put sports to one side to focus on hurricane helene relief efforts. what have you done, harold? nothing. pro golfer varner actually took his relief efforts to his home state of north carolina. he has a go fund me page, which has raised over ten grand to provide vital relief to communities in western north carolina and distributing essential supplies. they can't do it alone, so maybe go to the is a go fund me page for harold varner, the third. and it's not harold ford because harold ford isn't doing this, but harold varner is in your face, harold.

okay, that's okay. celebrity pro-am event in scotland was interrupted by a cute little doggy who was like, i want to get that ball. so he went and got the ball and i got this dog coming from . >> that was on the 16th green. oh, thankfully, apparently there's a rule in golf that allows you to re drop a new ball without penalty if a dog takes your ball. boy, that was very considerate to think about that ahead of time. >> just an honor. does the same rule apply? how about an alligator? is that past your turn? that's where my have been going. >> oh, my golf, judge. god, you're disgusting. >> feeding frenzy. do i have an animation? >> you got it. get it together. by the way, still available where books are sold. 7up as a brand new soda. long overdue shirley temples. >> my kids love it. now they don't have to mix it. >> you get it in a can. let's try it out. it's fun to mix. >> oh, i love it. what do you mix it with? well, it's, you know, you pour the americano cherry into a 7up

and then zero calories, zero sugar, then put ice cream in it and make it an ice cream soda. good. i don't want a straw. man said that would be. are you doing your very effeminate? >> yes, judge. it's still on. is there something you know. 8:00 tonight we have kamala, is media blitz blowing up in her face figuratively and her don't condone violence speaking of in her face herald. >> that was a good one. a lung transplant recipient named jennifer skaggs got hurt five years ago, got the great call that there was a lung available. >> she didn't stayed in touch with the family, that the family of her donor, jill ellis, she stayed in touch. she went to visit them in west virginia and met her brother, the donor's brother, travis. and they got married. so she got a lung and got a husband. >> god bless. that's it for us. everyone. that was a great story.st my friend harold died. everybodedy. >> >> welcome to jesse waters,