>> aren't we tired of anna wintour? >> laura: but she's an icon. >> when you see her you don't mistake her for anyone else. >> laura: remember tom wolfe, a dear friend of mine. >> you always come in black. >> laura: i do not always come in black. >> you are so festive tonight. >> laura: you can talk to debbie and hailey about that but the lighting up the rockefeller christmas tree, the fox christmas tree looks phenomenal. absolutely beautiful. i guess they are telling us it's time to go. >> we are going to go see it, rockefeller. merry christmas. >> laura: merry christmas. do we have security? >> let me get my sunglasses. >> laura: jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime".

tonight... >> angola, a vibrant city and look, not the city, the city i know. >> jesse: trump takes over america while biden falls asleep in africa. >> in closing, allow me to reiterate tanzania's commitment. >> democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time and you know they act so self-righteous. we are watching them do something wrong but we are making excuses for it. >> jesse: democrats are ready to bury the big guy. and each other. >> everyone looks like they are full of [bleep]. i feel like a [bleep] pool. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated back preplanned targeted attack. >> jesse: america's biggest health care ceo assassinated in midtown manhattan. why? plus... i'm not turning 42, i'm turning five. i'm turning five years old.

♪ ♪ >> jesse: biden still in africa after freezing at the juneteenth party though he got more pep in his step. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> jesse: you think anyone is dancing for joe in washington? he's the most hated guy in d.c. right now. he pardoned his son, blamed his wife and fled the country like ellen. kamala is calling joe telling him it's passed it's curfew and it's time to come home. but he says he's fallen in love with angola. >> just got off the phone with the vice president, telling her i'm sorry she's not with me to be here today. you know, with you and angola, a

vibrant city and look, not the city, the city i know is not angola, but in angola, in a vibrant city. >> jesse: and it looks like biden hasn't lost any sleepover pardon gate. >> the implementation of the project will provide important opportunities for africa's development in sectors such as agriculture, renewable energy, digital transformation, trade and logistics along the corridor. >> jesse: so the big guy is on the safari, kamala is missing. who's running the country? not the feds, they are working from home. 42,000 government workers just inked a deal so they can work from home for the next five years. can you believe these people? they put in a work from home clause in their contract right before trump gets back. the nerve of these people.

it's like the bureaucrats are taunting. in 2029, these people are still going to be working from home. the pandemic will have been over for ten years. and it's not just that they are lazy, they are. veteran affairs officials in tennessee just got caught having an orgy on the clock. not just any orgy, 12 people, naked, all over each other at work. we paid for that orgy. this was a taxpayer-funded orgy. veterans affairs, literally. some of the sex was at the va hospital so while veterans are getting mris, these guys are in the other room going at it. one of these bureaucrats confessed to sleeping with 32 of his coworkers. 32. and the guy and a bunch of the 32 women were on company email dragging about it. this is the same va that put veterans on wait lists to die

and they got bonuses the longer the wait-list. so obama said he cleaned it up. cleaned up the va. it's not cleaned up where i come from. 36 trillion in debt and the government is either working from home or having orgy's and democrats are saying you cannot fire these people. the hill we can't. trump is coming in with a plan to remake america in one week and fetterman wants in. >> i don't know why it's controversial to eliminate waste. that's not exactly an original idea either. how many different administrations has a conversation about all those things. that's not revolutionary, it's not controversial and i think anybody could support making our government more efficient and saving whatever money we can. >> jesse: trump, elon musk, d.o.g.e. getting ready to take up blowtorch to the orgy son work from homers.

good luck getting aoc's antiracist -- to fund it again. you will have to eat racist oysters, i'm sorry. even daylight savings time might not make it. they say it's inefficient and if they are targeting anything inefficient, the government better watch out. nothing is safe. k street is panicking, lobbyists tried to get a hold of elon musk but they don't know how to reach them so they are trying to book themselves on rogan and joe is like who are you again? no. the rest of them are playing dirty. trump's pick for fbi director kash patel just had his home phone hacked. the government's blaming the iranian's. go figure. the iranian's also hacked the trump campaign in september. why does the biden administration keep letting iranian zach republicans? and how do we know it's the iranian's? we are just supposed to believe what biden tells us? the last time they said russia raked the election but it was really the fbi. how do we really know it was iran, how do we know it was not

china, how do we know it was not our own government blaming it on iran? obama's cia hacked the senate and his justice department hacked reporters. there's a lot of dirty tricks in the mix. trump's nominee for defense pete hegseth is in the crosshairs. unnamed and anonymous sources, trip, drip, trip, accusing him of drinking, sexual misconduct and burning through cash at his nonprofits. here's what pete had to say, listen. >> what you are seeing right now with me is the art of this mere. it is the classic art of the smear. take whatever tiny kernels of truth, and there are tiny ones in there, and blow them up into a masquerade of a narrative about somebody that i am definitely not. what they never quote, and we've looked into this too, are the legions of people who i served with an combat, multiple tours, from the multiple veterans organizations i very proudly ran and i really want to get into

that. and my time at fox news. they never ask the people closest to me. they never ask the people who are involved directly. >> jesse: pete says he's going to keep fighting and that he's talked to trump and the president has his back. >> if you wanted another general or admiral or executive or ceo or politician or lawyer to run the defense department, we've tried that before. he said i want a war fighter, i want lethality, lethality, lethality. i want readiness, accountability, standards, pete, that's you, that's me, clean house. of the woke stuff, the climate stuff, the crt, the dei, the gender is him, get rid of it. let's bring the pentagon back to the people. the people's pentagon for war fighters. >> jesse: pete is dedicated to the mission but "the wall street journal" is reporting that donald trump is considering florida governor ron

desantis as an option for defence secretary. if senators don't play ball. whatever happens at the pentagon is a priority. trump is in mar-a-lago debating how much should we invade mexico. that's according to rolling stone, but who knows. an earlier report says trump has put together a battle plan to wage war with the mexican cartels. he's been briefed with options that include unilateral military strikes and troop deployments. sources close to him say he's complained about missed opportunities in his first term and there are a lot of people around him that want fewer missed opportunities in a second trump presidency. congress is getting in line so we don't have another make a out of the blue sabotaging legislation. here's what you are going to see within the first 30 days. congress is lining up back-to-back bills for trump's john hancock. the first bill, a border, energy and defense package.

the second bill, tax cuts. so get ready for a massive change really fast right around the super bowl and march madness. enjoy the ride. trump already is. ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> jesse: former white house press secretary and cohost of outnumbered kayleigh mcrnany joins me now. there's a lot of dirty tricks swirling around. kash patel, pete hegseth, how do you think it's going to play out? >> why are those two being targeted. they are people ready to take on the deep state, the career employees and they put -- they exist. kash patel is someone i know well. i sat by him on air force one on many rides. we had deep discussions about policy, his ideas, he's very

smart, very innovative. and yet i never heard him sit there and speculate and fantasize about jailing the media. that never happened, but of course that's the headline. they are doing the same thing to pete hegseth. i hope these guys get through, they are people who will make a change. the career civil service, that is what trump needs to look out for. i found an article today that came out two weeks after trump took office last time. it was in "the washington post" called the resistance from within and a about how these federal employees were talking to obama political appointees, talking to them when trump was president about how to resist them. 180 of them gathered in a church and met with experts about how to resist trump and then created anonymous twitter feeds to leak information. someone put out document of all the ways that trump was under mind in his first term. we have to watch out for that because that is coming. they are doing it openly now through the media but prepare

for the resistance within that will happen day one trump term. >> jesse: or they will resist from home. 42,000 of them. just signed a deal in their new contract where they get to work from home for the next five years. can you believe the goal it takes as musk is about to slice and dice with vivek? they are like sorry, in our contract we are going to work from home for five years. are you kidding me? >> because they've been doing it over and over again. there are these guys in washington and i got to know them well and they are political animals and they are people like these employees who feel very entitled, who exist through all of these administrations. one example is doctor anthony fauci. he became head of nih in 1984. ronald reagan. and then existed through bush, linton, obama, bush and then trump. you know what kind of political shark and animal you have to beat to exist through that much radical ideological change?

these guys are expecting to keep their jobs, they think they are in salute -- insulated. >> jesse: it's like the fbi director has been there for a thousand presidents in the row. you have to know how to survive the swamp in order to stay that long. orgy. when you were there did you hear of those on the clock, on our dime? no one has even been fired. >> no, i think that is something that is unique to the biden administration or 10-year. biden goes to africa and then orgies app and back home as he's leaping. i mean what you think happened when he got lost in the jungle, the amazon rain forest i think it was, he found a teleprompter, what do you think was going on then? it's crazy. >> jesse: i can't believe it but i have someone i need to talk to about that, it somewhat even dirtier. clay travis is here.

>> i did not know there were orgies going on. i came the right day i guess. >> jesse: 12 person orgies at the va. some of the sex was at the hospital. >> that doesn't sound like it's going to do very well online. >> jesse: v-8 orgy and no one has been let go. >> look. >> jesse: i don't even think you are allowed to let them go. >> did you see biden fall asleep in angola? what were they thinking? he can't stay awake in d.c., they put him on an airplane. have you heard of anybody going to africa for three days? they flew him all the way to africa. i know it's air force one, it's a nice, it's got a bed on it and everything else, did they think he would perform at a high level? he was in the amazon and wandered off into the jungle. >> jesse: from the jungle to the serengeti. he's sleeping, running away, dancing. >> and i will say he's pardoning along the way. it's like the 12 days of christmas.

i do think that biden is just so angry in general. he's probably upset that he wasn't at the orgy. if he could have stayed awake for it. but the fact that he decided to pardon hunter on a sunday right after thanksgiving, to completely take over the news cycle, it's just like he's a kid whose throwing a petulant fit one day after the other. he's angry at everybody around him, he can't stay awake. >> jesse: and then he leaves. pardons and then gets on a plane to another continent. he could have waited. >> could have waited until the sunday before the inauguration. it would have gotten drowned out a little bit. he could have also, if he was getting decent advice he should have pardoned donald trump for everything and then he could've at least said i'm clearing the debt. >> jesse: the double pardon. >> if you were going to break your promise, and make no mistake, he lied to knowing he going to pardon hunter all along, he should have pardoned

trump and said look, this law fair era is over, he could have thrown merrick garland under the bus a little bit and said the department of justice has gotten out of control. and then maybe there's at least some semblance of decency and honor that could still be attached. >> jesse: do you think trump cares? dancing the ymca, at mar-a-lago, with musk, racking up wins with a cabinet. he's ready to hit the ground running. they already have these executive orders, all he has to do is load the ink into the pen. he's got the house, the senate, they are lining up bills. taxes, border and energy. i'm excited. not orgy excited. >> depends on who's in the orgy. eyes wide shut orgy or va. but you do have to go in past and break things and i think that's what musk is encouraging him to do and i think trump gets it. in business you can't wait around. you are going to make some good decisions and some bad ones but

in action is the flaw. move fast, break things, remember, perfection is the enemy of good. right now we have a lot broken in washington. good is a lot better than broken. i want trump to hit the ground running, to pardon all the january 6 people. >> jesse: even the ones who were at slugging cops? >> even those guys because if you compare the punishment they got for violent crime with what they are doing to other people in washington, d.c., even those people have been punished excessively under the law. i would do a blanket pardon every single one of them. i would also pardon the mayor of new york city eric adams. >> jesse: i think clay means he wants to pardon. >> i will take one too if you are watching. no telling what they are coming after me for. i want the hunter pardon. >> jesse: clay travis everybody, a blanket pardon, thank you. our cameras just caught hunter after the pardon. right back. ♪ ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: the media is getting a little jealous. they see hunter biden getting all of this attention for his daddy's pardon and saying what about us? >> he can issue blanket pardons to entire categories of people for any conduct involving relating to donald trump. it would cover journalists, it would cover anyone who he has identified by name or type. can he do that? absolutely. >> jesse: everybody wants to walk around with the big p on their chest. they think being pardoned and protected against trump's revenge makes them a part of history. trump was going to arrest me but then joe biden saved my life. without a pardon no one is going to remember who these people are but biden is actually thinking

about it. political reports "president joe biden senior aides conducting a vigourous internal debate over whether to issue preemptive pardons to a range of current and former public officials." biden is considering pardoning liz chaney, adam schiff and anthony fauci. jim cliburn says pardons for everyone. >> jesse: he said pardon trump, that's what he said. trump does not need a pardon though, he can do it himself. trump's party would not be upset at him because they know his indictments weren't political. no one can even name a victim. hunter on the other hand, his victims are everywhere. one of his old landlords says hunter still owes him money. he tried to pay rent with his paintings. so what happens to the 300 grand in back rent pay that hunter biden owes my family from 2019-2020? is that pardoned now? thanks joe.

and the judge in the hunter tax case just wrote that biden is trying to rewrite history with his pardon. i guess for the first time since the pardon, big smile on his face, walking out of an arby's. arby's, really? not very -- hunter celebrated the pardon by watching a documentary about his own life that his sugar brother financed. can't wait for that to come out. a source told the post he's happy and a huge weight was lifted off his shoulders which he's had to carry since his dad got elected. most of joe's media soldiers abandon him during the coup but he's still got a few stragglers trying their best to defend him. the view cohost says presidents pardon family members all the time. look at woodrow wilson. he pardon his brother-in-law. but woodrow wilson never had a brother-in-law named hunter, no

record of anybody with that name getting a pardon from wilson or anybody. although sources tell "primetime" wilson considered pardoning a man named rp freely. seriously. hunter says -- anna says it's not her fault, she got that information from the internet. it wasn't just navarro esquire. printed a story that said george h.w. bush pardon his son neil. the writer charles pierce told his readers to shut the f up about on her because h11 -- pardon his own too but that never happened either. they issued a correction and took the piece down. wouldn't it be easier to say biden was wrong? >> i think all of the criticism is valid because democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time and they act so self-righteous. i think this is also the problem when we pick sides. we turned political parties into

teams. when it comes to political parties, if you pick a side, if you say you are democrat or republican, he refused to be objective about anything. >> that's why i'm an independent. >> democrats are not a monolith. >> why can't you say when democrats are wrong? >> jesse: the party is fractured. some think biden is a saint, the rest hurt he lied to them. >> president biden repeatedly lied and said he would not pardon hunter. he had his press secretary lie on his behalf. biden supporters held up joe biden's refusal to pardon hunter as an example of his commitment to the rule of law in contrast to trump. now we have -- everyone looks stupid, like they are [bleep] >> whether or not biden believed he would try to not do this or on some level he always knew he would, i don't know but i thought he was going to do this. i felt like this was coming. >> i believed him, i don't know. >> i feel like a [bleep] fool. that's what makes me mad.

>> jesse: newsom says he's not mad at joe, he's disappointed. "with everything the president and his family have been through, i completely understand the instinct to protect hunter but i took the president at his word so by definition i'm disappointed and cannot support the decision. ." newsom is a top contender for 28 but to get there he's going to need to wash all that biden stink off. in four years during the democrat primary debates, these guys are going to be pointing at each other. you wanted to build back better, no i didn't, i wanted him impeached. biden's legacy is dead and democrats are hitting each other over the heads with shovels as they try to bury it. evan parker is a former democratic campaign operative who quit the party and voted for trump. how are you processing the pardon? >> i mean i'm not a -- not afraid to say it, joe biden is absolutely wrong.

this is a gross abuse of presidential power and, you know, what makes it so profoundly wrong, on top of the fact that he's the only person that's ever done this before, is the fact that he's been on tape lying about it repeatedly over the last year. it's not exactly surprising to me either though, given that the democratic party has a history of this. they are known for being very hypocritical and you just look at how the democratic party lied to the american public repeatedly about the cognitive decline of this president. >> jesse: so you are mad at the lying about the pardon, you understand why he did the pardon, were you mad about what god hunter in trouble in the first place? the bribery, the money laundering, the tax evasion? because a lot of the democrats never had a problem with any of that, they just got mad that joe made him look bad by lying that he wasn't going to pardon him.

>> and i honestly think that part of that was that, not to get the democrats too much credit because they don't deserve a lot, especially how they've acted over the last couple of years, it's just that democrats exist in a media silo. really the only major network that's been covering what hunter biden has been up to has been you guys. so a lot of them, it's like they don't even believe it. they still think it's some sort of right wing conspiracy theory to be honest with you. [laughs] >> jesse: i pray for you guys. i really do. you should just watch fox, that's really the thing that will solve things. >> don't lump me with them, jesse, i'm an independent now and i have officially left the party. i do want to say this about gavin newsom by the way...gavin newsom, if he becomes the nominee in 2028, the democrats deserve to lose again because

there's no way that a pretty boy from -- county will win over swing voters in swing states. >> jesse: you don't think gavin newsom is working class enough to connect with the everyday working man and woman of the heartland? >> i think people remember him dining at the -- and that will definitely be brought up. if they nominate him again, they deserve to lose. >> jesse: all right, will he does like to dress up in workers clothing and play that role. we will see if he can pull it off. great to see you, thank you so much. ♪ ♪ america's biggest health care ceo executed in a professional hit in midtown manhattan. ♪ ♪ narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together.

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manhattan. right as he was walking into a hotel. new surveillance video shows the shooter firing the kill shot at around 645 in the morning in front of the hilton, right up the street. used a silencer, look like a professional hit. >> i hear three shots. i was down in the car, i hear three shots. and then when i looked, a man down. a guy running, a white male all in black, a backpack. he was here on this corner the whole night. >> jesse: the cops confirm the assassin waited outside in the freezing cold for brian thompson, you -- ceo of unitedhealthcare, until he came out. police also recovered three live rounds and three bullet casings at the scene and a cell phone nearby. we have brand-new footage obtained by the times of the killer around 10 minutes before he murdered the powerful health insurance executive and here he is on a cell phone less than 20e been the crime scene. who is he talking to?

looks like he had a busy morning. new pictures show the shooter went to starbucks before the murder. after firing multiple rounds at very close range at thompson, he runs up sixth avenue and into an alleyway before hopping on a getaway e-bike. which he dumped in central park. that's the last place he was seen. he had a getaway plan. police are putting up wanted signs all over the city, begging for tips. all the cops know is that the gunman headed out for thompson. they say their shooter was the loan target and that he's not believed to be a threat to anybody else. we are also learning more about the victim. brian thompson was a very well-known businessman who have been running unitedhealthcare since 2021. quite successfully. the company raked in $8.5 billion last quarter, just in one quarter. thompson was a minnesota native, even photographed with tim walz at a charity event just a few years back.

thompson was in town for a unitedhealthcare investors conference. that's where he was headed. the conference started at 8:00 a.m. but he got there early to prep. his killer was waiting for him. how did he know where thompson was going to be and what is the motive? a lot of speculation about why. the cops are already pouring over his personal and professional life. unitedhealthcare was going through some pretty sizable legal issues. it's being sued by the justice department for violating federal antitrust laws. according to a report from back in april, the doj was looking at company executives, including thompson, for insider trading. unitedhealthcare did not tell that shareholders about the federal probe. senior executives, including thompson, reportedly sold millions of their own shares before the story hit newsstands. thompson was never charged. others speculated could have had something to do with united

denying claims at a very high rate. thompson's wife says he's been threatened over that before. "there have been some threats. basically i don't know. a lack of coverage. i don't know details, i just know that he had said there were some people that had been threatening him." john walsh, former host of america's most wanted, joins me now. just tell us what you get from the surveillance footage, the way the gunman holds the firearm and then the escape plan. >> jesse, before we dig into this for one second i just want to talk to you about the daniel trial. biggest travesty in the history of the country. that guy is a hero and there were eight murderers on the subway this year, some 60 percent, and now we have a marine risking his life to jump on a guy and the victim is a

mentally ill guy, arrested 27 times. whole society let him down. we are the richest most powerful country on the planet, we could not get this guy help. and then they try to turn it into a race thing. when that marine got up to say that woman's life, he had said to her i'm going to kill you and your baby and this marine should get a hero's award. the whole city should because nobody is going to run that subway. i have a son in brooklyn and he says those of us that can afford uber do it but the people on the subway are people who cannot. the dishwashers and the people coming into the city. it's a horrible thing that the city of new york is doing to this guy. the d.a.'s office really needs to be held accountable. >> jesse: we may have a verdict tomorrow which we are going to cover heavily. the city you are right is out of control and now you have this, looks like a targeted assassination attempt by a pro. is that what you are picking up?

>> i don't think it's a pro. i've been doing this for years and i've never really done a case, 30 years and still america's most wanted starts up again in march. i never came across a really good pro-because if they are really good you don't know they are a pro. this guy made a lot of mistakes and made some notes here for myself. he was wearing sunglasses. a real pro would not have -- i mean he was not wearing sunglasses, a real pro would have been wearing sunglasses so that they could not get him with facial recognition. he had a gun that he probably learned how to build on youtube or something like that. i think he was smart, i think somebody -- i heard you say earlier today somebody may have paid him but i think about the stock deal and i think the trouble that the company got into, you never know when people are hurting. this company heard a lot of doctors who could not get their money, a lot of patients that had to wait a long time to get their bills paid.

so it maybe somebody out-of-control whose grandmother died because they could not get the right doctor, they could not get the right help. but the guy, i don't think he's a pro. i know you do but -- >> jesse: i don't know anymore than anybody on the street knows but you know more than most and you are probably right. the more that i think about it. i think you are onto something with the motive. we have to run. we have to pay some bills but it's good talking to you, thank you and we will have the penny verdict i think tomorrow. so what's happening in new jersey? we told you a fleet of drones are flying in formations above highly sensitive areas. people have seen them describe the drones has military grade, something you don't get shipped off amazon. the threat serious and it's got the fbi and the faa's attention. no-fly zones have been put in place over trump's golf club and

a 6000-acre military base. tonight "primetime" as exclusive new video of a possible fixed wing aircraft hovering over a residential neighborhood, watch. >> jesse: some locals are seeing up to seven of these things at once. one saying it resembles a spaceship. >> these are all drones in the sky. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. seven right here. what the heck? it looks like a spaceship, right? that doesn't look like a drone, right? that looks like a spaceship. it's like a small plane, it really is like a small plane. >> jesse: so we still have no idea whose behind this or what the objective is. we have no idea about anything.

the feds are on high alert, the location of the drones a major security concern. "primetime" will stay on the story until we get answers. britney spears says she's leaving the country. is that another trump win? ♪ ♪ come on in, how are you? for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that everyone who believes in him might not perish, but might have eternal life.

♪ ♪ >> jesse: a little watercooler action. let's bring in julie banderas. what's going on? >> nothing much. there's an activity going on across the street, did you notice? all these people. lighting some little tree. >> jesse: mario lopez probably. "primetime" said a million times before, airports are he. in atlanta a man in crutches demanded a wheelchair after getting off of light. apparently the airport staff took too long and it ended like this. >> are you mad? you are [bleep] mad. you dumb [bleep]. i can't walk, i'm going nowhere.

you [bleep]. i should have been out here with wheelchair assistants. >> jesse: i think he needed a little bit more than a wheelchair. >> he needs a punch in the head. this is why i hate airports, this is why i hate gp, the general public. by the way, that guy can walk. he was bouncing up and around and he had crutches. if he did not have crutches he obviously can walk. people wheelchair-bound don't carry crutches. crutches are for walking. >> jesse: you hate the general public we you mean everyone watching? >> have you walked outside? >> jesse: you hate traffic. we love the people doubt. >> i don't. i'm not going to lie. >> jesse: i can only do so much. up next, "primetime" is of hannah britney spears, we want the best for her. >> no i don't. >> but every other month she reminds us that maybe just maybe was freeing her such a good

idea? a couple days ago britney made a birthday announcement telling the world she's a taller who's going to flee the country. >> it's my birthday. i'm not turning 42, i'm turning five this year. i'm turning five years old and i have to go to kindergarten tomorrow. they've always been incredibly cruel to me, the paparazzi, and that's why i've moved to mexico. >> jesse: so britney deported herself to mexico. >> that's really sad. all the free britney people, i hope you are kicking yourself. i was never on that campaign but remember the free britney movement? she should never be free, the poor girl is sick, she needs help. or maybe she should get off her meds, i'm not really sure. does she need more or less? >> jesse: i think she needs a wheelchair at the airport. >> i'd rather see her at an airport with crutches than that video. that's sad. i've unfollowed her. >> jesse: julie has unfollowed her. >> she's probably devastated.

>> jesse: last up, we always thought bobby kennedy and his wife had a spicy relationship. every time rfk or cheryl post the video now, i'm a little nervous to hit play because it could be something like this... >> you can't take a shower, i'm doing a video. no, no, no, i'm doing -- you've got to give me a second, i'm doing a video. honey,. >> jesse: do you think she will cell more moisturizer with rfk in the back naked? >> what kind of moisturizer exactly is she selling? >> jesse: do you want a closer look? >> i don't want to know. but on the positive side, at least he wasn't trying to impregnate somebody or sexting in the background. >> jesse: at least he's not trying to impregnate somebody? >> a fairly that happens, sexting with a former journalist. >> jesse: apparently that's fine and now we are just trying to sell merchandise. >> remind me of chris cuomo

drain the pandemic, when he walked in the background naked. i don't know. adorable though that they still do that. >> jesse: men are just sick, we are. away showing up naked, walking around. >> i've heard about you, jesse. >> jesse: no, no, not me! you have not heard anything. more "primetime" ahead. ♪ ♪

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dr. jill should buy the big guy on my pillow for christmas. they are half off right now. i mean he wore a hat, why not a my pillow. mindy, maybe nancy pelosi should have seen -- should have been a little nicer to biden. she's not getting a pardon and she's probably the one who needs of the most. just pillow talk right? joni from arizona, al capone's biggest problem, his father wasn't present. chuck from florida, i waited three years 4-foot operation at that same hospital. i had to move to florida to get it done. you had to get it done there because they were getting it done there. ron, hey, jesse is the va hiring? there's about 32 women there that want you to work there as well