hundreds of them out of pocket, and she puts the magnets all over the neighborhood, and kids take them, and they have shelves at home with the ones that they find around the neighborhood. >> that is so cute. all right. tyrus hit it. oh. >> all right, well, yeah, as you know, it's the what it is comedy tour. so you can still get your tickets. you can catch them anywhere and judge just real quick. i think there could be a spin off from shop with a cop. it could be steal with a cop. that'd be phenomenal. happy endings at the end of the episode, and then style with a cop. >> no no no. >> what about this football thing? >> they said we don't have time. all right. a football team pulled a tyrus and tried to run out protected. jesse watters takes it from here ronald reagan famously said

this. >> we, as americans have the capacity now as we've had in the past, to do whatever needs to be done to preserve this last and greatest bastion of freedom in this present crisis. government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> government has only gotten bigger. we're $36 trillion in debt. agencies are bloated and bureaucrats have never been lazier. biden spent 40% of his presidency on vacation. but compared to the rest of the government, he's a workaholic. a new senate report says only 6% of federal workers go into the office five days a week. and if you don't count security guards and maintenance staff, only 1% of government workers do 9 to 5 monday through friday. 1%. almost 90% of government office buildings are

completely empty. so where is everyone? one manager at veterans affairs took a picture of himself working from a bubble bath. he called it my office for the next hour. what kind of man takes a bubble bath? men age out of bubble baths at five. if you're a guy and you're alone in a bubble bath, that's a problem. you have to have someone with you. remember when the gsa got caught in a vegas bubble bath holding a california cab? yeah. and the only federal workers showing up to the office are having sex with each other. if you caught the show yesterday, we reported a breitbart exclusive, a major scandal rocking the va. our report stated there was a 12 person orgy, but we have to issue a correction. it wasn't a 12 person orgy. it was 15. we apologized to the three. we left out and they've all resigned. but don't worry, they get to keep their pensions.

>> employees to have sex with each other at work? >> absolutely not. >> so why is it that we have at least 15 mountain home, tennessee va employees who have allegedly had sex on the va property? they've not been disciplined. >> those actions are reprehensible, extremely inappropriate. we also have seen every implicated person leave the va, resign, and an investigation is underway across all of the leaders and individuals involved here. >> if it's not hot tubs or, it's alcohol. two years ago, nancy pelosi opened up a liquor store in congress. and yes, they cater. so if any politicians want to knock back a cognac or have a glass of pinot, nancy's waitstaff will bring it straight to your office. no wonder they spend so much money. they're all drunk, and we're not talking about a glass or two here and there. members of congress can order cases of wine and liquor cases. we found some items congress

has been spending money on, and it has to be after a few round. are you ready? half a million for an ihop in d.c. what? jerry nadler needs his pancakes. almost 2 million for holograms of dead comedians. 3 million for girl centered climate action group in brazil. sounds kind of like porn. 45 million on d-i scholarships in burma. isn't everyone in burma die? and they still had about $150 billion left over to spend on illegals last year. 150 billion with a b. if you're wondering, the manhattan project, adjusted for inflation, only costs 30 billion. the panama canal 15 billion. the hoover dam 1 billion. you don't need a phd in economics to know we're getting ripped off. >> unless you don't have a brain above a single cell organism, you know that there is waste in the federal

government. there's enormous waste. cutting waste up here is kind of like going to heaven. you know, everybody wants to do it, but nobody's quite ready to make the trip. >> that was until today. trump finally got elon out of mar-a-lago and sent him to capitol hill, and he brought someone special. and we're not talking about vivek. elon musk today. >> how do you win over people who say doge doesn't have any power? do you think you can stop elon? how do you define success for doge elon? >> do you want to see democrats here? >> trump's taking a blowtorch to dc. the goal is to cut 2 trillion from the budget. and if you're working from home, you're not working hard enough. so pack your bags. here's vivek. >> the idea of reducing the

federal employee headcount is not really about saving cost. part of what you have is an overgrown federal government that is doing things that were never supposed to be done by the federal government in the first place. you look at the number of times in the last two years alone, or 2 to 3 years, that the action of a federal agency has been struck down by the u.s. supreme court. so i think part of the project of thinning out the federal bureaucracy, that's less about the headcount expenses, and it's more about actually respecting the rules of the road in the constitutional republic, doge is taking aim at illegal regulations. >> and now the second richest man in the world is asking, how can i help? >> i'm very hopeful about this. his he seems to have a lot of energy around reducing regulation. and my point of view, if i can help him do that, i'm going to help him because we do have too much regulation in this country. this is the most important thing a growth mindset. and we are the luckiest country in the world. we have all these

natural resources, including energy independence. you've probably grown in the last eight years. he has two. what i've seen so far is that he is calmer than he was the first time, and more confident, more settled. >> the two richest men in the world are going to streamline the government, to run it like a corporation. and now the third richest man wants in. mark zuckerberg just made a pilgrimage to mar-a-lago to talk shop with trump and everyone is on notice. executives from big pharma companies like pfizer flew down to mar-a-lago this week to have dinner with trump and 47 brought a surprise guest. rfk jr came and sat down at the table with the big pharma executives so he can live. fact check. besides maha, another topic of discussion a cure for cancer. it was a three hour dinner. probably because of the fact checking. and as it wound down, we're told dj donald

trump pulled out his ipad and blasted pavarotti. meanwhile, at the fbi, agents are gearing up for a big clash with kash patel, trump's pick for director says he wants to turn the hoover building into a museum for the deep state. and it's not going over very well. >> i talked to a number of executives at headquarters who are absolutely have already polished off their resume. as soon as trump was named as winner of the election and are out there actively pursuing other careers, their chief concern and what they're going to be keenly looking for, and we should all be looking for as well, is the degree to which a patel in that position is going to impact the field offices. the clash is going to occur, occur rather immediately. it's going to occur almost immediately. and again, this desire to do away with civil service protections, i'm sure you know, the agents association and other law firms are ready to go on challenging

that. >> some governors are putting up a resistance. gavin newsom says he wants to spend millions to trump proof california, whatever that means. other democrats are saying, cut it out. >> i do wonder what that means. the trump proof of state. like how do you trump proof a state in america? like what happens when you need the president of the united states of america for something? you know what i mean? like, i don't i don't i don't quite understand what that means. make it about the policies. because when you say things like trump proof, you're gonna end up looking like a hypocrite when you know you need the president for something and you all in his face smiling and cheesin the same way. you know, president biden was after they called him a threat to democracy and all of these other things. and then he was like, welcome back. you know, when it came time for the white house, when he came. so it's like, cut it out. >> even bill clinton says enough is enough. >> i do think we should stop trying to criminalize politics. but on the other, i think we should. both of us, because

because obviously, and the people don't like it and they're not going along with it from right to left. >> everyone's begging for merc. mexico, after getting threatened with a 25% tariff, just seized a record haul of fentanyl from the sinaloa cartel. trump hasn't even laid down the tariffs in mexico. is getting their act together. real men are back in dc and all the little critters are trying to clean up the mess before dad comes home. but they want to throw one last pardon palooza. they want biden to toss a pardon blanket over the entire capital. fauci, jack smith, adam schiff, even journalists, these jokers haven't even asked for pardons. democrats are just assuming they'd want them because they know what they've done. and biden's thinking about it. >> i think that they're taking every opportunity here to explore the options they have left in the time that they have

left in office, to protect people who may be subject to that attack. so, yes, i think it's i think it is absolutely a serious process. they're undergoing. >> biden is leaving office in the wake of pardons, alcohol, empty office buildings and bubble baths. what a legacy. incoming deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser stephen miller joins me now. stephen miller, should grown men be taking bubble baths? >> grown men should not be taking bubble baths, and they certainly should not be doing their work from home in a bubble bath. it's just so. it's so emblematic of the contempt that so many people in the swamp have for the people who pay their salaries when donald trump is inaugurated on january 20th, and that new golden age of america begins, he's going to tell the federal workers of this country who are paid for

by your viewers, to get back into the office and do their jobs or find another line of work. we are not paying billions and billions of dollars for people to sit at home all day as federal workers streaming their favorite shows on netflix, lounging around in bubble baths and doing god knows what else. but definitely not working for the american people. >> they're having. miller. they're having them at va hospitals on the clock. these are taxpayer funded. >> they are doing other than working. and i'm sure that i'm sure there's a long list of things they are doing that will be very alarming. and i'm sure we'll find out a lot more about that once, once we're in there. but, you know, when you talk about the waste that's in this government, what do you think on a given day, the hundreds of thousands of federal workers who haven't shown up at an office building in four years, what do you think their average day looks like? how many actual work minutes are in that day?

jesse? in other words, for worker number 17,768 of the department of commerce, who hasn't been inside an office in four years, what do you think? is monday morning at 9 a.m? looks like my guess is there's not a lot of work happening. jesse. that's just my wild guess. >> 1% of the federal bureaucracy is going in monday through friday. 1%. there's empty buildings. there's just hollowed out. it arguably is one of the biggest scandals i could live in, in the commerce building, and no one would find me for a year. >> no, you would be. it would be like your versailles. it would be your own palace, your own kingdom unto yourself. you know, these these federal buildings, by the way, if you sublet them, the value to the taxpayers would be hundreds of millions of dollars a year. this is some of the best property in the whole country. but what's really going to happen here is, again, you're either going to go back to work or you're not going to work, because we are not going to

waste american taxpayer dollars. and we're going to make sure these departments are performing the essential functions that the american people pay for. and they're not wasting their time, their mone, their energy, or even worse, weaponizing government against the people that actually do go to work for a living. the social contract is going to be restored. if you're watching tonight and you're an honest, law abiding citizen who takes care of yourself and your family, then this government is going to protect you. and we're going to make sure that the people in washington, d.c, are protecting you. that's donald trump's commitment. that is what the 47th president is going to do. and that's what doge also is all about, making sure that your tax dollars are serving you. >> well said. the return of the social contract. and miller again wants to reiterate he hasn't seen a bubble bath since he was a toddler. scrub a dub dub. i think. >> only ice cold showers. here's the here's the bottom line. it's going to be a new golden age. we're going to seal

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tv. prize picks run your game. >> i probably should have told him we weren't real doctors. >> kamal has been keeping a low profile since her blowout loss, but she popped up in dc today and was in a great mood. >> i wanted to come by and say, happy holidays, merry

christmas, happy kwanzaa, happy hanukkah, whatever you may celebrate. but most important, let's make sure we celebrate each other. >> kamala might be feeling the kwanzaa spirit because finally, everyone's back to slapping around biden instead of her. biden lit the national christmas tree today, but he's still worried he's getting coal in his stocking. >> will you start the countdow? all right, y'all, let's count down together, people. >> five. four. >> three. two. one. whoa! merry christmas. >> biden's not feeling the christmas cheer because he just got the worst news of his presidency since the coup. democrats dangled biden's legacy in front of him to force him to drop out. do what we say, or you'll never have a presidential library. biden reluctantly walked the plank, and today he found out they're

taking his library away from him anyway. kamala wasted all the party's money. then biden pardoned hunter. so democrat donors who fund libraries don't want to give biden a dime. quote, some top democrats tell us they're so furious about biden's abrupt, clumsy pardon of his son, hunter, that they're threatening to withhold donations from his future presidential library. obama started raising money for his library three years before he left office, and a decade later, it's still not done. at this point, biden might not live to see his library. a democrat insider tells axios, quote, if they had their ish together, they would have been doing the work on this. over the summer, right after he announced he was stepping aside. now it's just too late. was it worth it for biden to sacrifice his library to pardon his son? the bidens thought they'd get away with the pardon, just like they do everything else. quote. some in biden's family have been shocked by the number of democrats trashing his hunter

decision on the record. sources tell us they expected some blowback. not a wicked backlash. but biden's friends think the president was nuts to pardon hunter the way he did. and bill clinton, who pardoned his brother for cocaine, says this. >> you can't take the politics out of the pardon decisions. if the president's in any way involved. so i wish he hadn't said he wasn't going to do it. i think it does weaken his case, and it makes people freer to jump on him. >> bill's okay with the pardon, but he does have one bone to pick with the big guy. he wished joe dropped out sooner so they wouldn't have had to whack him. >> when people started calling me about it, i said, look, the president biden won these primaries. and as a matter of law, they're his delegates now. so he's the only one that can give it up. and he's a stubborn old irishman. by the time it

happened, it was only what, 107 days to the election, there was no time for a primary. we couldn't have organized a primary that would have had a meaningful impact. it was too late for a primary, and i thought the best we could do then was to try to unite and make the best campaign. we could. now, i'm not sure it was ever going to be winnable. >> it's not just slick willy, the whole party was mad at biden for running a second term, even though he was mentally shot. but when he pardoned hunter, that was the last straw. quote the pardoned uncorked the real rage that had been brewing among many powerful democrats. his decision to wait so long to step aside. even biden's most loyal friends can't defend him anymore. quote some longtime

biden defenders just want his administration to end as soon as possible. they understand the party's anger, but also have sympathy for the boss, as aides often call him. biden betrayed his moderate campaign promises and tanked the country. now his legacy is coming to a slow, sad end quote. a biden friend said the president seems older by the day, slower and walk more halting and talk to some. biden loyalists. his decline is a sad metaphor for his presidency. he started strong, but will finish diminished. biden used to be untouchable. everyone in the media knew his brain was in a haze. knew he opened the border, caused inflation and they knew the laptop was real. but they didn't say anything until pelosi put the knife in his back. now it's open season and they're blaming him for everything. >> should he have ever run for president in the first place? he had three children in crisis at the time that they decided to run for president. knowing full well the risk of putting

the national spotlight on their family was going to do and was that fair to do? so again, the reason his family is in the middle of this is they chose to put their family in the middle of this. >> it took the media three years, a coup, a trump win and a pardon to finally say what fox has been reporting all along. too little, too late. mark halperin is a political analyst and editor in chief of the two-way. all right. mark, how are you doing? >> good. jesse, good to see yo. >> you, too. so this library, is he even going to get it? >> i mean, there'll be some version. it might be more like a bookmobile than an actual library. but this is not a surprise. he's never been a good fundraiser. and the donors are really annoyed. but i will say that the donors and the democratic officials who are now so outraged about the conduct, as you said, the press knew all this. so did they. they stood silent when joe biden's operatives crushed bobby kennedy and dean phillips and rigged the rules. they

stood silent as he stayed in the race and decided he was going to run for another term. they stood silent when kamala harris was given the nomination without a shot being fired. so i get why they are mad at joe biden, but i think a lot of them need to turn the clock back and imagine what they might have done differently. and joe biden then might might be in a place to raise the money. so i do think he'll raise some money. but as i said, he's never been a good fundraiser. it's the kind of work he doesn't like to do. and these donors blame him more than themselves. >> well, why didn't chuck todd say anything when he had a show? mark? all of a sudden he doesn't have a show and joe lost, and now he's screaming from the rooftop about this and that. why do they do that? these people. >> you know, i saw joe biden's mental acuity decline in 2017, and i talked about it on a regular basis. i can't explain it. it's some combination of trump derangement syndrome and not wanting to be ostracized for doing anything that might help donald trump win. and of course, the irony is the reason

joe biden's left in the position he's in, the reason donald trump was reelected. there are plenty of reasons, but a big reason is the silence of the media. i've called it this before. i think it's one of the biggest scandals of any sort in american history, and certainly one of the biggest media scandals, because people say, oh, they didn't see behind the scenes all you needed was a c-span subscription to know that there was a there was a level of mental decline, and they stood out. there was. right. and not just the press, no hiding this guy, the donor, the donors were spending time with him in living rooms. they saw it. clooney eventually came out and said it, but far too late. far too late. >> you're right about the social ostracization. it's professional. it's social. and that keeps these democrats scared. and the media is so scared to tell the truth, and it ends up hurting the party in the long run. tell me about barack obama. clooney's mad at barack. i'm sure michelle is mad, but he's taking a lot of heat here. same with pelosi, who's taking the most heat.

>> well, they're all trying to blame joe biden there. i think sort of stunningly silent about the shortcomings of kamala harris as a president. but barack obama has displayed throughout his time, even when he was president, as much concern for the future and strength of the democratic party as you have for ugandan rugby, he just he's just not really focused on it. and so he's not taking much heat because he's never he's never put himself forward as someone who's going to make this decision. obviously, when the moment came and kamala harris said, i'm going to go for this, they were perilous. they were perilous. but you couldn't, as bill clinton said in the clip you showed, he's a stubborn irishman. he didn't want to step aside. he didn't want to be a lame duck. he didn't want to acknowledge his frailty and the family, you know, empowered him in that and enabled him in that. but it's a it's an extraordinary crisis of confidence and of course, if nancy pelosi hadn't been woman enough to stand up and force biden out when the men wouldn't do it, he would have been the nominee. and i think they would

have lost far worse. >> yeah, she had the biggest cojones in the entire democratic party. imagine that old nancy. what a warhorse. mark halperin, great to talk to you. you nailed this election. you really did great job. >> thank you man. good to see you. thank you. >> breaking news on the hit man who executed america's biggest health care ceo. right back. >> there are some things that we're better together, like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without, over or under investing so you can feel confident in your financial choices. >> foia well planned, well invested, well protected. >> want to discover cindy crawford's secret to ageless skin? >> it's meaningful beauty created by world renowned cosmetic specialist doctor jean-louis sava, these formulas come from a rare french melon that contains a youth preserving enzyme known as the youth molecule. >> it's kept cindy's skin

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upper west side. police believe the alleged gunman checked into the hostel with a fake id and cash, and stayed there before killing thompson. it's shocking to folks who were at the hostel at the same time. what i heard is that he stayed on the 407, like really next to the to the bathroom, like right next to mine. >> that's crazy. i mean, i'm used to violence because i'm from rio de janeiro. there's a lot there. but like, not that kind of like codes and articulate and professional killing. >> now, police have not confirmed a motive in the murder of thompson. a ceo who led one of the largest health care insurers in the country. though police did uncover this, three words were written on the shell casings found at the crime scene. they read denied. defendant oppose words used to describe ways insurers try to avoid paying claims. it's also similar to the title of this book, which criticizes tactics

insurance companies might use. now, police also shared a photo of the suspect at a starbucks. they say he bought water there and tossed the water bottle in the garbage. shortly before gunning down thompson. investigators are going to try and get his dna off the bottle. it's all evidence that could lead to his arrest. >> people do know who this person is. and when you consider the fact that there is a reward out for him, this guy is going to be in handcuffs in no time. >> let's hope so. thompson leaves behind a wife and two kids, but that didn't stop some people from appearing to praise his death online. just hours after thompson was gunned down, former washington post reporter taylor lorenz appeared to celebrate the murder of the united health care ceo on social media. she shared this post about an insurance company on blue sky and wrote, quote, and people wonder why we want these executives dead. now, lorenz did an interview with

tmz trying to walk back that statement, but you can understand why people were clearly disturbed by her initial post there on social media. meantime, the search for whoever killed the ceo is still underway. jesse. >> all right. thanks so much, christina. now, the house trump assassination task force held its final hearing today, and it went off the rails after the secret service director was accused of posturing at ground zero. watch this. >> congressman, what you're not seeing is the sack of the detail off out of the picture's view. and that is the day where we remember the more than 3000 people that have died on nine over 11. i actually responded to ground zero. i was there, going through the ashes of the world trade center. i was there at fresh kills. >> i'm not asking you that. i'm asking you, congressman, were you the special agent in charge to show respect for a secret

service member that died on nine over 11? you're trying to be. do not invoke nine over 11 for political purposes. oh. i'm not. i'm invoking this war, sir. gentlemen, you are out of time. gentlemen, i'd like to ask him a question, please. you are out of order. don't try to bully me. i am an elected member of congress. and i'm asking you a serious question. and you are a public servant who has served this nation. and you won't answer my question on our day, on our country's darkest day. committee will come to order. it. >> there have been two assassination attempts on trump, and the secret service director is yelling at congress. what a disaster. this guy ronald row doesn't deserve to stay on at secret service. he talks a big game about accountability, but he hasn't delivered. no one's been fired. he's stonewalling the investigation while asking us to trust him. >> let me be clear. there will be accountability and that accountability is occurring. it is an extensive review that requires time to ensure due

process. and the pace of this process. quite frankly, it does frustrate me, but it is essential that we recognize the gravity of our failure. >> rose says he wants accountability, but behind closed doors, we're hearing the secret service is trying to trump proof itself before inauguration. trump's senior adviser, dan scavino, says he's hearing the agencies planning to hand out promotions to biden's top guys before trump takes over next month. biden's rewarding the people that almost got trump killed. the same guys who aren't cooperating with congressional investigators. we're getting stonewalled on thomas crooks. we still don't have any anything on him or any contacts, anything. now we're getting stonewalled on not just crooks. they keep releasing suspicious items on ryan ruth like mystery boxes from friends and random letters to the media. the secret service needs

a massive shakeup and an attitude adjustment going to war. >> i didn't give a if i died. >> what i didn't want to do was fail. >> but your guys showed up that day and didn't give a. there was apathy and complacency. period. can you make a few comments about what you're doing to fix the command climate at the secret service? >> yes, sir. so we are reorganizing and reimagining this organization. that includes making sure that we are developing a leadership development program, reimagining the secret service doesn't need more programs. >> it needs to come clean, drop the di and get competent agents with the best tech. now, florida congressman and incoming national security advisor mike waltz joins me now. why are they yelling at each other? the president almost got shot twice. did get shot. >> yeah. jesse, to walk into

the people's house and start screaming. i don't care what you think the reason is or what the you think the motive is to start screaming at an elected representative who has put there by nearly a million americans is totally unacceptable. number one. number two, my understanding is representative fallon and the information that he had was provided by whistleblowers. he didn't make it up. and then number three, as you pointed out, the american people want to know why the screw up screw ups happen. who was behind these shooters? how the heck the iranians were trying to kill the president of the united states? not once, not twice, on multiple threat streams and what the hell we're going to do about it. and you don't talk about a leadership development program. you show leadership from the top, perio. that's what we needed to see today. not a bunch of not a bunch of theatrics. can i just say one more thing? if you're

the director of the secret service, you should not be a household name. if you are a household name, that's a problem. let's let's get back into the background protecting our protectees and put the secret back in secret service. >> yeah, and let's drop the tough guy act. all right? let's just try to protect the president and come clean. something else is going on on capitol hill today. you know, pete hegseth, former fox guy nominated for defense. he's getting killed in the press by anonymous sources. this is what he came out and said today. >> listen, we're going to earn those votes. >> we're fighting all the way through the tape. we're grateful to have the president's support because his vision for this department of defense is to bring it back to its core capacity. >> i'm proud to be here. >> and as long as donald trump wants me in this fight, i'm going to be standing right here in this fight fighting to bring our pentagon back to what it needs to be. >> and president trump standing by, pete, right? >> he absolutely is. he

absolutely is. pete is there and was put there to reform a place that badly needs reform. that's why president trump nominated him. i can tell you what i'm hearing from the soldiers. what i'm hearing from the troops is a sigh of relief. and cheering pete on. and let me tell you what, jesse, this is a building that failed an audit. not once, not twice, but seven times of over $800 billion. and by the way, they had seven years to get ready for the audit. so that's 14 years in and of itself. recruiting is in, crisis readiness is down. i held up a bag in one of my own hearings, a bag of bolts that cost $90,000. by the time the department of defense certifies them. and you know, i mean, come on, i remember we covered it. it's not acceptable. remember, like, yeah, that's what people are fighting for. >> $70,000 toilet. yeah. we had

the $70,000 toilet in iraq. i remember covering that to the bag of bolts. it's asinine what's going on. and you know, these senators have to understand one other thing that pete knows, and we'll fight for our enemies bullets. >> our enemies bullets don't care about race, religion, gender or anything else. and that's the mentality. pete's going to get us back to. >> absolutely. all right. thank you very much and congrats on the nomination. johnny hits the streets. >> do you need a pardon? no. >> i'm good i'm an angel. >> i mean, as far as you know. >> features like the people they're made for are meant to move groundbreaking targeted compression and an anatomical design for a custom like fit, all backed by a lifetime guarantee. features meant to

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oh. oh. >> so biden's decision to pardon hunter didn't really sit well with democrats. but what about regular people? what do you think? johnny went outside. >> what did you think about joe biden pardoning his son? >> what did you expect? >> his stupid. >> it sounds like something any father would probably do. >> oh, really?

>> think nothing about joe biden and you ain't black. >> why did joe biden need to pardon his son anyway? >> well, that's a great question. >> any other subjects? any other subjects, other subjects, drugs or something like that. >> and some other stuff and hookers and money and something about ukraine hid things on his computer. >> he had an illegal weapon. >> what is this gun? >> yeah. okay. what do you think about that? >> oh, that's illegal. >> i said it's illegal. >> joe lied to the american people. he said he wasn't going to pardon his son. and then he did it. yes. are you sick of politicians lying to you? >> the definition of politic is to lie. >> it's like having a woman that cheats on you. she's going to tell you she won't do it, but she did it. >> let's do something about it. let's get a revolution going up in here peacefully and patriotically. >> if your son was in trouble, would you pardon your son? >> no, i wouldn't pardon him.

you go learn a lesson. we're not. >> pardon? >> you let him suffer in jail. >> skip that crime. if you can't handle the time, i would spank him and send him to bed without pudding. >> probably the best place i've ever been in my life. >> joe biden is going to be giving out these pardons like candy. now, he's got only a couple of months left. who else do you think he's going to pardon? >> he could pardon a lot of people in different countries. >> he can only pardon americans. >> only americans. >> honestly, i think you're giving him a little bit too much credit because i don't think he's calling the shots. >> puff daddy won a pardon. the people from abercrombie and finch, harvey weinstein, charles manson. >> oh. he's dead. sorry. >> hillary clinton, she very civilly said, pardon me. >> trump's going to have the pardon power soon. who do you want to see donald trump give a pardon to people that are in jail for coke. >> come on. everyone does a little coke. >> what about you? >> not today. >> menendez brothers. >> yeah, you know he's going to

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