she's been splitting time between spain and mexico. she already left. also the reasons that a gets worse, the reason she cites that she left california, it covid, taxes and homelessness. she didn't escape donald trump's dystopia, she escaped a avenue sums and the left-wing dystopia and even worse, she goes out there and she advocates for these progressive policies that are going to shove those policies down the rest of americans throats while she flees. and she's a fraud and that's why ... >> lisa read the whole article. [simultaneous talking] >> we will have you back on next time for much longer. think he was always. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me on social media. jesse watters next. >> jesse: tonight. >> i would describe it as god

tier level trolling to own the lives in perpetuity. >> trump's cabinet is one big fat middle finger. >> it's called we do a little trolling. >> it don't you want healthy children? the chemicals out of our food? don't you want the regulatory agencies to be free from corporate corruption. >> jesse: rfk jr. chosen to make america healthy again. >> how do you feel about the second trump administration? >> i will move. i can't live in this country if he became president. >> jesse: hollywood not handling democracy very well. justine bateman is here. >> i would almost rather die than do this. >> it sounds like a "yes" to me. >> have you seen cher around here? >> who? >> jesse: let's take you

inside of mar-a-lago. ♪ ♪ trump, elon and god bless america. you can see the vibes are high at the winter white house. 47 says its only the beginning. [inaudible]

>> jesse: the republicans have captured the house. democrats are shut out of power everywhere. now another trump could be going to washington. not bear in yet. they could be florida's next senator when rubio leaves for the state department, he gets to pick his replacement. she says she's into it. while congress shapes up, trump is nominating people at warp speed. rfk jr. has been tapped to be secretary of health and human services. trump says he will make the department follow the science not the money. be beacons of transparency and end of the disease epidemic and make america healthy again. >> for 19 years i've got every morning without one exception. i have set a prayer to god to put me in a position where i could and the chronic disease

epidemic. on august 23rd of this year, god scent me donald j. trump. >> jesse: watch out. certain stocks dropping like rocks the moment he was picked. rfk is going to clean house. >> doritos, achieves its, captain crunch, gummy bears. everyone knows that these are junk foods so maybe wouldn't be too surprised to see that the ingredients include a lot of poisons including a harmful yellow dye. what you may not know is that this was originally made out of the sludge that is left over when you turn coal into coke. i've actually...

>> jesse: they poison our food and then tell us pills. get sick and they get rich. he wants us to eat clean and he's ready to act -- cut the corrupt government staff on day one. they are worried we are to need them anymore. >> it's not often that the entire medical and public health community is going to be in lockstep on something that they are pretty close on this in terms of their significant concerns and horror even. somebody said i can't think of any single individual who would be more damaging to public health than rfk. >> career staff are text to me saying doing -- this was the posting needed to try to get out. they were on the fence and

worried. we're not going to see this incredible integration of ideology that has no science behind it. >> jesse: they are the sickest country in the developed world. doctors are happy with the status quo. three quarters of american adults are overweight or obese. it doesn't have to be this way. america should be the healthiest country. our food is so toxic we're not even allowed to sell it in europe. we started getting sick and fat in 1990. that's when they added ultra processed food to the food pure mid. doctors began prescribing everyone pharmaceuticals and everyone got a desk job and started a screen all day. have you been to the beach recently? we used to be a lot skinnier. the government let the food and drug industry turn us into jabba the hutt. they say rfk is dangerous. these people should be brought up on child abuse charges. i saw an elementary school class walking down the street yesterday, looked like the

cowboys offensive line. the army can't even recruit. that they had to lower their standards because everyone was too big and slow. show me a 70-year-old who can do this. >> jesse: would you consider him or her healthy and fit? rfk jr. would oversee agencies that lied about covid and told us to hide from a virus that spreads inside. wire democrats so bad... and go for a hike wants in a while. this guy wants clean water and fresh food and democrats are calling him crazy. rfk jr. is saying let's diet and

exercise and they say stay inside, eat take out and inject ozempic. if anyone tells you that is healthy, they are the threat. trump's mandate was to make america healthy again, get di and crt out of the pentagon and fire the spies who lied to us. if you are against that, you just outed yourself. >> the choice of tulsa gabbard as dni is not in the best interest of the american people, is not in the best interest of our national security. this is so dangerous. >> being a serviceman it does not make you qualified to lead the department of defence and to have access to our nuclear weapons. i'm very disturbed by this. this guy is clearly a sycophant for donald trump. >> that the attorney general sees the most sensitive intelligence and the government he's threatening to blow up the department and has accused of being corrupt. there's a real fear inside the justice department that he or people like him would order

investigations where there was no predicate or crime. >> jesse: the cia and wall street are going to be putting up a big fight over the cabinet. the country voted for change and they are go to try to stop it. it's not just about limiting their power, it's about exposing what they've done. like the department of justice who spied on trump right at his house, arrested him and covered up for the bidens. they are acting like the gaetz nomination could break them. the headline in "politico", you thought the doj stoppers were in a full-blown freak out before. what is happening? i'm struggling to find words. why are they surprised that trump wants a reckoning at the doj? the department that covered up epstein, did he and both trump assassination attempts. who did you think trump was going to put in charge? washington's worst nightmare. sources inside the pentagon say

the moves -- mood is dark, feels like a morgue and they are worried about a shake-up. every single person that was elevated and appointed will be gone. the state department is so scared of change they are emptying their bank accounts and sending all of their money to ukraine. >> president biden is committed to making sure that every dollar we have at our disposal will be ... >> jesse: they are scared that he's effective. washington looks like a bunch of scared teens cleaning up the room before dad comes home. everyone is being polite. you don't want to get on his bad side. >> what happened to the threat of democracy, i know i said those things about trump but i'm not talking about me, i'm talking about his political opponents by president biden. when they say it holds way more weight than me i'm trying to figure out how do you go from existential threat to democracy. welcome back.

>> he's picking firebrands to tear down the system that tried to destroy us. he calls it karma. >> i would describe it as god tier level trolling to trigger a full on china syndrome, to own the lives in perpetuity. >> if the republican stick together there's nothing anybody can do about it. we have everything they want, that we want to. everything we voted for, everything we were promised. so you are going to see an avalanche of leaks and lies about these nominees to break the will of the senate. if the senate loses it's nerve than the will of the people loses. i know it all seems a little crazy but at least we're not new zealand mike this is what they are up to over there.

>> jillian michaels is a fitness expert and campaigned alongside rfk jr. you must be happy for bobby. >> i'm overjoyed. i have so much to say but i will wait for you to hit me with all the questions. i'm ecstatic trump delivered on his promise. i could not be happier and more grateful about all of this and all the democrats can think us later. >> jesse: we will have everybody lose 40 pounds and it will look fantastic. we are not just happy for bobby, we are happy for the country because if he's put in charge and he does what he promises to do, we can all may be live longer, feel better about ourselves and stop pumping so many pills. wise that controversial? >> it's controversial because he's going to be overseeing i think it's 11 different agencies

from the fda, usda, nih and the list goes on it. the cdc. the lobbies of big farming, big pharma, big food and big insurance are in an absolute panic. he is going to tear down their multibillion-dollar industries. when you think about how much of our tax subsidy dollars go to companies like monsanto which he sued and won the suit against them. to create genetically engineered crops covered in pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, chemical fertilizers that they sell that poisonous and make make us sick and destroy our environment. he's going to stop that and that's the tip of this iceberg and they are in a panic. >> if we are eating toxic foods and then getting sick and being prescribed medication and then going to the hospital and dying earlier, it's not only making us

a sick country but it's also racking up massive debt while these people who are praying on us are getting filthy rich. he has to go in there and break that entire system to smithereens. do you expect, i'm talking massive resistance. maybe big intel type of resistance here. >> i don't disagree with you and outs why the next step is getting confirmed by the senate. we need to apply as much pressure as possible as it citizens. and even hashtags like confirm rfk jr. i know that sounds ridiculous but on every level we need to let them know that we are watching and we demanded change, there's been a clear mandate. anybody who doesn't comply will be held accountable in the next set of elections. >> jesse: being healthy is like it's free. you don't have to buy a lot of

things to go outside and take a walk. or drink water instead of soda. or maybe get food that's not just laced with additives. it is so simple but if you live a simple, clean lifestyle and they are not going to make as much money and they won't have as much power in washington, and throughout the rest of the country. it's really about power isn't it? >> it's about power and economic incentive. as much as we can suggested that it's simple, it's not easy and it's not easy by design. in fact it's called structural violence. it's this collaboration of this toxic quartet if you will of the way big farming proliferates this cheap toxic calories, a big food picks up those calories and they tinker with it a bit more with their scientists to make it more addictive, to make it omnipresent. big pharma catches us on the

other side. it's treating all of our sicknesses with all of their diseases and we don't even touch on big insurance and how they play a role because there isn't enough time. look at the world. it's this simple. infertility highest ever, early onset cancer diagnosis up 79% over the last three decades, 74% of adults in america are overweight and obese. we need change, we need it now. what they are doing isn't working and it's not working on purpose because it's profitable for the very few and it's bankrupting americans. the number 1 cause of bankruptcy is a health-related condition and it's killing them. if you are afraid you've lost your mind. that the professionals in a space handle it and thank god it starts improving. >> jesse: if rfk jr. succeeds you can all look like jillian so that's a little goal to strive for. have a great night. >> thank you jesse. >> jesse: are celebrities

really leaving the country after trump's victory? >> i think i see rosie o'donnell, let's find out. rosie, is she in here? all right not rosie. (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪)

this is franklin graham.

the southern part of the united states got hit by terrific storms this fall. so many people have been hurt. we all go through storms in life. it may be a marriage. it may be our children. it may be our health, cancer. do you have an anchor to hang on to as you go through these storms? i do, and that's jesus christ. 50 years ago, i gave my life to jesus christ. if you've never done that, you can do that right now. just pray this prayer with me. just say, "god, i'm a sinner." "i'm sorry for my sins." "forgive me." "i believe that jesus christ is your son, that he died for my sins on the cross, and that he was buried, that on the third day you raised him to life." "and i would like to invite him to come into my heart and live from this day forward forever." "amen." if you prayed that prayer, call the number that's on the screen. someone would like to pray with you and talk to you right now, just call that number that's on the screen. god bless you.

>> we thought democrats would've been sad. turns out that was just the start. liberals are finding creative ways to cope with the idea trump is going to be president and this time he's not messing around. they are threatening a strike. >> i read the taliban are so happy that we didn't pick a woman. there's a lot of anti-women feeling around the world. be careful. >> i'm going to say this. you didn't get here by yourself.

you can't do this without us. if we don't let you, you won't get any. it's that simple. >> jesse: they aren't just giving up that they are giving up the thing they like the most, attention. don lemon quit twitter but then the -- but then came back and asked people to follow him. joy read said she's quitting. >> and today i finally did something i've been meaning to do for a while and the reason for doing it and kissing goodbye my 1.9 million followers over there is because i haven't been posting for a long time. i didn't want to contribute content once it was purchased by its present owner. >> and talking to fewer people isn't how you win elections. that was one of kamala's biggest mistakes on the trail. she worked -- we are finding out she didn't want to do the podcast because she didn't want to offend her liberal staffers.

there was a backlash with some of our progressive staff that didn't want her to be on it. anyone who cares this much about their staffs feelings is unfit. except me, i care deeply. she was so scared to hurt people's feelings she never came up with an agenda. americans don't like that. even some migrants don't like it. they think they are better off with trump even if they are going to get deported. >> if you get deported, would you regret your support to donald trump? he's saying he wouldn't regret supporting donald trump. you are not thinking about yourself, you were thinking about your children and the future of your children. >> yes, i want better for my children. >> jesse: liberals love to tell you they are allies of blacks and latinos but they think they are crazy. the "financial times" study shows white liberals are way more radical than blacks and hispanics. away more. more blacks and hispanics are proud to be americans then white

liberals. they want tighter borders than white liberals. white liberals think america is more of a racist country then it blacks and hispanics. they believe you can make it in america if you work hard. white liberals not so much. white liberals are alone on an island while the rest of the country is over here in the place we like to call normal. if liberals could wipe the tears out of their eyes maybe they could see a little bit better and notice everyone around them things they are -- they are open borders avs to hit america. visiting professor and global ambassador at northwood university and could be our next secretary of treasury. who knows at this point. okay. let's start with the strike. what would motivate a woman to have a strike for political reasons? >> in the case of

whoopi goldberg maybe we should be celebrating that she's on a strike. in the pursuit of male feminism i announced to my wife recently that i am now withholding time with me until trump is no longer >> your poor wife. i don't know if she could make it 24 hours. tell me about the idea i'm going to make a big announcement, i'm leaving twitter. what are liberals trying to accomplish their? >> they have a completely false sense of their importance. i wrote an article a few years ago on the narcissism and grandiosity of celebrities because if you are surrounded for 20 years with people who cater to every one of your whims , then you are fully decoupled from reality. you think that when you were going to announce that i'm leaving the platform, there's going to be a cataclysmic earthquake with people crying.

then he realized that nobody cares so you quietly come back and say i was just kidding, please love me again. >> oils to be have with these crazy people? it seems like white liberals are so far out there. i've never seen it. they don't think the country is a great place. they don't want a tight border and blacks and hispanics who vote together with white liberals are like this is nuts, it's not what we believe, what is this pretend for the democratic party? >> no place do you see that more than in academia. which is at the root of all of those reflexes that you are highlighting. the day or two after trump won the, i on my personal facebook page to see what all of my colleagues in the behavioural scientists and that consumer psychologists and the economists were saying. and they were absolutely stunned

that he won. they couldn't come up with a single possible reason for why he won other than the fact that they live in a country full of deplorable's and... imagine we pay $400,000 for these professors to teach our kids but they can't close the circle for you, it's pretty bad. >> jesse: we will have to fire a bunch of people. i will let you know and please and the strike. don't put her through that. it would be inhumane. have a great evening. a major fbi raid. that is next.

my name is brayden. i was five years old when i came to st. jude. i'll try and shorten down the story.

so i've been having these headaches that wouldn't go away. my mom, she was just crying. what they said, your son has brain cancer. it was your worst fear coming to life. watching your child grow up is the dream of every parent. you can join the battle to save the lives of kids like brayden, by supporting st. jude children's research hospital . families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food, so they can focus on helping their child live . what they have done for me, my son, my family-- i'm sorry, yeah. life is a gift, especially for a child battling cancer. call or go online and help save another lives of children like brayden. now, i'm 11 years old.

we were actually doing the checkup for my brain. and they saw something in my throat. it's thyroid cancer. it was heartbreaking to find out that he has cancer again. but we knew who we had behind us. it just gives me hope. you can make a difference. join with your credit or debit card for only $19 a month. and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt. without st. jude or its donors, we would have been in a bad place. these kids, they've done nothing wrong in the world. finding a cure for childhood cancer, it means everything. help st. jude give kids with cancer a chance. [audio logo]

here's something you don't see very often... elves not working and why not? i gave them the day off. thanks to weathertech.

with so many gifts for everyone they won't have to work as hard. there's laser measured floorliners and cargo liner. plus the child car seat protector. and cupfone to secure any phone while driving. or get a gift card instantly at wt.com ♪ i call winner! hey, grab more delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. >> jesse: democrats did soul searching after getting warm to last week. john fetterman thinks it's time for nancy to hang up her cleats. i think it's really ironic that you have a woman at age 84 and she's still hanging on.

why not give a younger generation an opportunity to occupy that seat. nancy disagrees. she filed her reelection paperwork this morning and why should she retire? she think the democrat party is doing fine. >> the brand of the democratic party overall seems to have been her to this election cycle. >> i think we lost the presidential election and in many cases our democrats ran ahead of the presidential ticket. so your branding that we all got rejected. we didn't. we are still in the fight right now and it's going to be a close call. i don't see it as an outright rejection of the democratic party. >> jesse: the party's policies were a mess and so is it's messaging. >> do you think that democrats can win a national election if they continue on this path where they demonize and call someone a collaborator just because they don't like their point of view

on one issue. >> we are going to keep losing if we do that. we are not good to be able to win elections if we don't at least entertain and debate a variety of views on important issues. >> jesse: democrats lost on the issues they refused to debate and then called voters names for demanding change. democrats got wiped out so badly at the ballot box that the biggest lefties in the liberal media are admitting they should stop talking and start listening. >> the thing that surprised me least about the election was the sharp red shift in the big cities. if you just talk to anybody who lives and then they are furious. this idea that the economy is actually good or crime is down, this is all just fox news. talk to some people who live near you. >> she is a republican national spokeswoman. how are you doing? you feel better than the democratic party? >> i'm feeling a lot better than

the democratic party. how are you doing. >> jesse: i'm feeling great. do you think he has a point that nancy is too old and it's time to pass the torch? >> i think he has a point. he's missing the part that we've all noticed these last eight years. she's not just missing that, she's missing it because she lacks authenticity. if i could quickly shut up my little brother, happy birthday gave it. he told me in 2015 win he first heard a rumour that donald trump might run for president that this was good to be the next president of the united states but then he said he had never seen the young people so excited. he said if they get what they want and get what they deserve donald trump will be president. he was right in 2016 and right again last week. the fact the democrats like any kind of connection to their voting base, they lost that in 2016 win donald trump came on the scene and was a different kind of politician than any democrat or republican could ever have been before. >> jesse: what you think they lost that connection?

as work line says they don't even listen to the voters. they live in these huge cities that are falling apart and they deny their falling apart and they don't hear everybody telling them can we fix the cities? >> the fact is they don't listen to them because they don't have to. they've always believed they could manufacture a story and they could manufacture a candidate and manufacture support for that candidate. they have now learned that is not a winning strategy anymore and that's because donald trump woke up the american people. the democrat party for many years has believed they are more powerful than the will of the people because they have so many institutions on their side. they learned the hard way when donald trump stood up after everything that was thrown his way these last four years and set the american people want me back in office and that is where i will be. he was vindicated on november fifth in the kind of landslide in which i can only assume will make them reassess that strategy. >> donors don't even want to

pony up for the midterms because it's like letting cash on fire. they don't trust the party to handle the money wisely because they were lied to about it being a close race when they were really just skimming 10% off the top four celebrities like oprah. do you feel the excitement that the country feels? there's people that aren't even into politics. the rollout of the cabinet is like the price is right. come on down. it's like everybody, your phone blows up oh, my gosh,... every day is a surprise. >> it's almost like the american people are excited when they get what they asked for. this is what happens when you listen to your voters. you would not -- you not only when the election but you also gain the excitement and support and the faith of the american people. they have faith in not just donald trump but this administration and the next four years because they feel like they're finally wingless into. we said this in 2016, don't

trump one because he spoke to the forgotten man and woman thinks to him they are forgotten no more. >> jesse: happy birthday gabe. elizabeth, good to see you. johnny goes to the airport. >> are you leaving the country since trump was elected? >> come again? >> are you leaving? you are staying. >> i'm staying family cookouts! ♪ playing games! ♪ dancing in the par... (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) (dr. david jeremiah) our world is not getting better. in our hearts we know that.

and the bible says, "we groan for the coming of this new world." i'm not talking about heaven. i'm talking about a better world on planet earth. this is a world tainted with the sin of mankind, but there's a coming world when there'll be no more crime, when there'll be no more poverty, when there'll be no sickness, when death will happen only very seldom. one of these days, when jesus comes back, and the tribulation is over, christ will set up his kingdom on this earth. "the wolf will lie down with the lamb, "and the leopard will lie down with the young goat, "and they shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain." the millennium is where we will begin to experience our true destiny. (male announcer) "the coming golden age" by david jeremiah, available now at goldenageprophecy.com and everywhere fine books are sold.

every guy look better. from tall to short. from big to slim. from our iconic button downs for all shapes and sizes to a whole lot more. try us today. untuckit. we just make guys look better. oh, and we make great styles for her too. shop the sale now at untuckit.com and more than 80 stores worldwide.

can hispanic votes of any republican in the history of our country recorded history of our country? so we want to think of that. we were one of the largest share of black and hispanic voters. that's so incredible. they're unbelievable people. we respect them. we admire them. they've been through a lot and they like us. and it wasn't it wasn. on -- if you take a look at the border of texas, the governor called me and said you want every single town on the border in these towns were always blue. they were a dark, strong blue and we want every single town up and down the border in texas. we won with married women, what about unmarried women? we won with married women, we one half of all ages, more than

50% of the 18 to 29-year-olds, the highest in many decades, the highest number. and again, it really has to do with common sense. people don't want men playing in women's sports. i said that during the last few weeks i was very heavy on the common sense things. they want the border, they want people to come into our country. they don't want to have exclusion but they want to come in legally through a system. they don't want them coming in through prisons and where you dump a prison... the prisoners dumped into our country by the millions. they don't want that. they don't want all of the kind of things, they don't want drug dealers or gang members. they don't want people that are causing trouble. they don't want people that the country doesn't want. they had i would say a truth.

it came out and it had 12 different things and it went down a list of things. part of it was that the cartels were bringing in drugs, they don't... wait until you see the numbers that are going to be released. in two days things happen to our country. this is as of three days ago. things are happening to our country that we didn't see happening for years. the caravans on the way up, 35,000 people. they are breaking up. they are not making the journey. we had three or four of the highest, almost every single day we set new records in the stock market. we set new records economically. the only thing is i think it's important maybe issued but -- you should pass a bill, you have to start my term from november fifth okay or november sixth if you want. november fifth.

because the market has gone through the roof. enthusiasm has doubled in the last short while. i watched the liberal commentators say whether you like him or not, there seems to be a beautiful light shining over our country and even over the world. i said this guy didn't say that. we have two defeat inflation and while inflation is down the costs are way too high. when i went around, i heard something that was very interesting. the word grocery. such a strange and simple nice where to. going out for groceries today. they talked about that more than any other item. the groceries are too high. when you think about it that's a very bad thing. i talked about that a lot in the last couple of weeks and it resonated. i tell a story about a woman who got three apples.

she brought them up to the cash register and she looked at the woman and she said is that the right price and the woman said yes, ma'am, i'm sorry yes, it is she said that's okay could you wait one minute. she took one of the three apples and she brought it back to the refrigeration and she came back gently up to the cash register and she paid for two apples instead of three. that should not be happening in our country. it's not going to happen here. we are going to make it a much different place. we are going to slash energy costs, we will get your energy bills in half and has going to bring down the costs generally speaking we will have -- we have a big announcement and i won't tell you the name of this. i think he's an incredible person. unbelievably wonderful wife named catherine. i won't tell you his name. might be something like bergen,

he is going to be announced for a very big position. everybody is waiting. he's going to be announced tomorrow and we have somebody else who's probably coming up with him to be announced who's a big one. we are going to do things with energy and with the land that is going to be incredible. i look forward to doing the formal announcement, although this is a pretty big announcement right now. he's going to head the department of interior and he's going to be fantastic. congratulations catherine. we will make the formal announcement tomorrow. we are going to reduce regulation, waste, fraud and inefficiency and these guys are going to find a lot of it. we're going to clean out the corrupt, broken and failing bureaucracies and that's what we're going to be doing. we are going to stop child

mutilation. we are going to stop it because it's time. it's time and it's not right what's going on. people are -- its mutilation it's not going to happen. we have to get back to our great country with low taxes and a strong military. we are going to fix our military. we will have to do it again. we didn't know a big chunk of it was going to be given to afghanistan. we are going to work on. >> jesse: announcing that it looks like doug burgum is going to be announced as secretary of the interior tomorrow. unclear. also talked about ending sex change surgeries for children and lowering the price of groceries, especially apples. we will have more on that tomorrow. 2024 was a tipping point. celebrities lost their cloud, and kamala had taylor swift and beyonce in her corner and she

paid millions. none of it worked. "vanity fair" rights after the results poured in, plenty of critics wondered whether any of the razzle-dazzle was worth it. the emerging consensus is that the celebrity campaigns might motivate those who are already partisan, but they do very little persuading. americans aren't interested in celebrity endorsements and we don't care if they threaten to leave the country because nobody believes them. >> how do you feel about the second trump administration? >> i will move. i can't live in this country if that's -- if he became president >> multiple others... all said they would leave the country if trump was reelected. it's been over a week and they are all still here. the only one who left was eva longoria who is now splitting her time between spain and mexico. whether it's the homelessness or the taxes, not that...

it feels like this chapter in my life is done now. she didn't have to leave america to escape taxes and homeless. she could've left california. i hear florida is nice. will any stars try to follow her lead? we sent johnny to the airport to see if he would catch a celebrity trying to make a clean getaway. >> are you leaving the country because donald trump was elected? >> i'm staying. and god bless america. >> are you leaving the country since trump was elected? are you leaving? >> no way. >> will you be leaving the country since donald trump was elected? >> on leaving the country now. i'm going to paris. >> have you considered leaving the country? >> i like it here. >> america is the greatest place on earth. >> are you happy that donald trump won the election? >> i was relieved. >> i don't think at the end of the world.

>> i voted for kamala harris. >> if you were to leave the country, where would you go? >> hawaii. >> that's in the united states. >> africa back to my roots. >> in switzerland. >> i heard there's a lot of good-looking people there. are you on the market? it. >> and not yet. i have to get a makeover. and a little ozempic. >> have you guys seen share? have you seen barbra streisand? have you seen share around here? >> who? you mean the singer? >> she said she's leaving the country since trump was elected. >> forget it. >> she can go wherever she wants >> it she wishes she could turn back time it. >> exactly. >> at what you think about all these celebrities who said they are leaving the country, they haven't even left. >> they are rich, it's easy.

>> i doubt anyone's going to really leave the country. >> who would you like to see leave the country? >> to p. diddy. >> hulk hogan. >> the ladies of the view. >> whoopi goldberg is someone who i would not kick out of the country. >> there she is. that's not her. >> snap out of it. >> we don't talk about jane fonda, i'm a vietnam veteran. >> what have you heard from donald trump since he's been elected? >> he's going to change transgender right. >> what are they going to say about that. >> illegal immigrants bring us a lot of money market that felt a little bad that they have to be supported. >> how would you stop the illegal migrant crime? >> he's getting a lot of different people to do a lot of

different things for the country. >> did you just drop off rosie o'donnell? >> no. >> i thick i see her, let's find out. rosie. is rosie in here? >> no. >> how is your airport experience been? >> donald trump will be looking for a new transportation secretary. people are saying i should do it >> you need to put better food in the airports. >> if i do become transportation secretary, my boss is going to be very upset, what message do you want to tell him? >> i want you to stay with fox news. >> everybody deserves a chance. >> it call me secretary johnny. think you so much. >> jesse: our next guest says it feels like after four years she can breathe again. you might remember justine bateman from family ties.

>> this point is nonnegotiable. >> i don't think he's bluffing. >> i'd almost rather die than do this. >> it sounds like a "yes" to me. >> justine bateman joins me now. how are you doing? >> good. not an actress and not on family ties. just writer and author. nice to see you, think for having me. >> tell me about hollywood. these people every time they say they're going to leave the country and they never do. why is that? >> i don't know. what i'm really excited about is that the political correctness, the woke era is over. because you need mob mentality momentum in order to keep that going and to threaten people if they are not thinking and talking the way you do and

threaten their lives and their careers, threaten their place in society. you need that momentum in order to do that. when trump one the presidency again, that cut that momentum off. so this whole era is over. >> jesse: they only are effective when they work in perfect harmony together. now they are all divided and arguing with each other and they are not on offence. they are cancelling each other. that's probably a good thing. you believe it's official, we're never going back to cancel culture or political correctness, you were calling it right here? >> i'm saying you need that. when you look at mob mentality and the things that have happened like that tulip mania years ago, the burning of the witches in salem, they needed to be a mob mentality momentum. if you don't have that it dies out. i'm talking about yes things

have changed politically but it's spiritual. it's a spiritual shift. it started when elon musk bought twitter and it really changed when donald trump won this presidency. i can feel it. >> jesse: i can feel it as well. there's an excitement and i don't know whether it's about the decisive victory or if it's about the way he's rolling out these cabinet officials. there is a promise in the air. where people are expecting major change and you are kind of on the edge of your seat because you don't know how it's going to happen or win its good to happen , about people expected to happen. are you feeling that? >> for the last four years very acutely and i know it proceeded these four years as well. there's been kind of a pressing down and limiting what people

can say and what happens is you limit what can even occur in society. so there's been a stagnation, things happened been moving forward. in the arts and philosophy and politics, in medicine, in anything. i don't mean technically where their technological advances or anything like that. i mean innovation like with your thoughts, with what is coming into your spirit from god it magic the universe or whatever you want to call it. that's been stagnated for at least four years. now that's changed and that's what i'm really excited about. i've been waiting for this moment for a long time. and. >> it's a brilliant observation. i've noticed that culture is stock. they keep making repeats of every movie, every tv show is a repeat. there is no creativity in hollywood, in literature. in the arts as he mentioned, you've noticed it more than anybody i'm sure.

it's great to get those juices flowing again and get the spirits unbound. thank you so much for joining jesse watters prime time. a great to again and i'm glad it's a spiritual revolution. >> i think so. thank you. i want to clear something up about my mom although i'm not going to her house for thanksgiving she didn't not invite me to her house because of politics i just happened to not be going for the first time because of a scheduling issue it has nothing to do with the election. so i love her and she loves me it's fine. just want to make that very clear. let's do some texts. kim from omaha. rfk dropping dose of brozempic.

is rfk telling me i need to eat healthy to look for nila was just going to wear a garbage vest. matt from rochester. we'll be very upset changing the recipe for the favourite snack doritos it's good for you. just let it happen and mike from houston they promised to move to jupiter in 2016 of brozempic. i know some but if a big rocket. mike elliman no need to announce your departure is serial a soup although going to have to put that on the list. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪