get it taken down immediately. >> laura: okay. this is like the stuff that pornhub likes to be in favor of. i imagine the aclu will be fighting this legislation in court. elston, very, very quickly, i'm talking, like, 15 seconds, sorry it's so short tonight, we'll have you back, what do you say to young girls out there who have been victimized? >> i mean, i just want to say that you're not alone. i mean, this is what the government is supposed to do, listen, and protect the people. and this bill is giving not only me, but every victim a voice and it's just so validating to know that this is what is supposed to happen. >> laura: this is not -- this is not acceptable under any -- in any way, shape, or form, senator, elston, you are brave. thank you very much for speaking out. we'll continue on this topic. up next, jesse watters. welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight... >> you say the country is deeply

divided? i'm not the president. biden's the president, i'm not. and he has been a divider. >> jesse: the world welcomes donald trump. >> if you had a democratic party, here's my advice to you. shut up! >> stop talking about the past! the american people have already told you to kick rocks. >> jesse: biden, driving the democrats over the edge. >> saying don't be this. veteran daniel petty has been found not guilty of homicide. >> jesse: daniel petty found not guilty and black lives matter is not happy. >> [ bleep ] and god [ bleep ] america. >> jesse: plus... >> santa, has. >> jesse: watt been naughty or nice this year -- jesse watters -- >> i think he's been very naughty. oh-oh. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: trump back on the world stage and it's like he

never left. 47 flew over to france this weekend for the reopening of notre dame. and he said the cathedral looked better than it did 900 years ago. but while he had his eyes on the architecture, the world had its eyes on him. even dr. jill couldn't look away. the two had a little side chat. trump told the "post" it was very nice. she couldn't have been nicer. and then he used the photo to promote his new cologne. a fragrance your enemies can't resist. i know what johnny wants for christmas. and long lines stretching through the pews to shake 47s hands. outside the french presidential palace mccrone was man -- president macron -- would be handled by a firm hand shake. he understands that. just a firm shake. france received trump with the pomp and circumstance reserved only for a sitting president. red carpet, trumpets blaring, the guard in full uniform.

he strolled inside and got right to work. >> it's an honor to be here. we had a good time together and we had a lot of success. really great success working together on defense and offense, too, and it certainly seemed like the world is going a little crazy right now, and we'll be talking about that. thank you very much for being here. >> jesse: prince william met with president-elect for about 40 minutes. trump said they had a great talks and william's a good looking guy. quote, he looked really very handsome last night. some people look better in person. he looked great. and i told him that. then in came the president of ukraine. zelenskyy met with trump and mccrone for about 45 minutes -- macron -- trump says he wants to make peace, that's new, and he's formulating a concept of ending the ridiculous war. next up was the prime minister

of italy, giorgia meloni. musk popped into that meeting. musk and maloney have a thing. trump called the italian a real live wire. he says they all got along great and they hope to straighten out the world in a little bit. back in the united states the democrats are admitting, quote, it feels like trump is president already. they feel like biden has, quote, effectively disappeared from the radar, and in conversations they don't even mention president biden. it's kind of sad. one democrat says biden is one of the lamest of lame ducks we've ever seen. and they're ready to move on. democrats in washington just want to get him and the people around him out the door. trump's practically sleeping in the white house and walking around the rose garden. biden doesn't seem to care. democrats are embarrassed. >> history is going to be a harsh judge. this is the culmination of what's really a public humiliation for the party that their leader is really not capable of being a public figure

for the last five years. >> jesse: but the left isn't moving on any time soon. after democrats spied on him, had him arrested and almost got him assassinated, the media cannot stop picking at old wounds. >> i don't have to tell you this because you've talked about it. it comes at a time when the country is deeply divided and now you're going to be leading this country for the next four years. for the sake of unifying this country, will you concede the 2020 election and turn the page on that chapter? >> mr. trump: no, no. why would i do that? but let me just say you say the country is deeply divided. i'm not the president. joe biden's the president. >> but you're going to be the president. >> mr. trump: no-no. i'm not the president. so when you say it's deeply divided, i agree, but biden's the president. i'm not. and he has been a divider. and you know what he divided it more than anything else and it probably backfired on him, i think definitely, is weaponization. when he weaponized the justice

department and went after his political opponent, me, he went after his political opponent violently because he knew he couldn't beat him. and i think it really was a bad thing, and it really divided our country. >> jesse: trump just cut through it like warm butter. the media and everyone in washington knows exactly what they're guilty of and they're acting like it. bureaucrats are scrubbing their social media and changing their job titles so they don't get fired on day one. the diversity officer at the treasury department who posts videos of rosie o'donnell, that lady better start looking for a new job. the resistance doesn't look too confident. they're going around like a smash and grab crew whose names just went out over the radio. and the media wants to know if all their friends are getting fired. >> sir, are you going to fire the current fbi director christopher ray who you appointed? >> mr. trump: well, i can't say i'm thrilled with him. he invaded my home. i'm suing the country over it. he invaded mar-a-lago.

i'm very unhappy with the things he's done. you take a look at what's happened and then when i was shot in the ear, he said, oh, maybe it was shrapnel. where's the shrapnel coming from? is it coming from heaven? i don't think so. so we need somebody to -- you know, i have a lot of respect for the fbi, but the fbi's respect has gone way down over the last number of years. >> don't you have to fire him in order to make room for cash patel if he is confirmed. >> it would seem obvious that if cash gets in he would be taking somebody's space. that space you're talking about is the man you're -- space is the man you're talking about. -- >> the whole interview, nbc keeps asking trump about revenge. >> is it your expectation, though, that cash patil will pursue investigations against your political enemies?

>> in, i don't think so. >> do you want to see that happen? >> if they were crooked, if they did something wrong, if they have broken the law, probably. they went after me and i did nothing wrong. >> pam bondi talks about investigating the investigators. do you want her to investigate jack smith. >> i want her to do what i want her to do. i think he's very corrupt, but i want -- >> are you going to direct her to prosecute? >> no. she's a very smart person. she was a great attorney general in florida. she's very experienced. i want her to do what she wants to do. i'm not going to instruct her to do it. >> are you going to go after joe biden? >> i'm really looking to make our country successful. i'm not looking to go back into the past. i'm looking to make our country successful. retribution will be through success. >> jesse: the media's goading trump into prosecuting his opponents because they need the ratings and so they can say, see, i told you so, we warned you he's a dictator. it would be the first time the media has been right in 10 years. but it seems like trump's toying with the idea.

>> mr. trump: he was behind it and so was benny thompson and everyone on the committee. for what they did, honestly, they should go to jail. >> so you think liz cheney should go to jail? >> for what they did -- anybody that voted in favor -- >> are you going to direct your fbi director and your attorney to isn't them to jail? -- attorney general -- >> not at all. they'll have to look at that, but i'm going to focus on drill baby drill. >> jesse: trump's like, liz cheney should be in jail, but i'm not going to tell pam bondi what to do. of all the things they did to trump he's most mad at liz cheney. [ laughter ] i'd probably be more mad at alvin, but that's just me. and maybe kim cheadle, because that bullet came that close. trump is focused on fairness. >> you promised to end birth right citizenship on day one.

is that still your plan. >> mr. trump: absolutely. >> the 14th amendment says that, quote, all persons born in the united states are citizens. can you get around the 14th amendment with an executive action. >> mr. trump: we maybe have to go back to the people, but we have to end it. we're the only country that has it. >> through an executive action. >> mr. trump: we're the only country that has it. if somebody jets a foot, one foot, you don't need two -- sete now a general of the united states of america -- now a citizen -- we'll end that because it's ridiculous. >> jesse: the crude term for this is anchor, baby, but we don't use that term here. not all, but some female migrants are motivated by this and it creates an incentive to break into the country. you take that incentive away, you cut down the number of illegals. you know who really gets hurt by birth right citizenship? the foreigners who waited years in line to apply legally, spent money, did it by the book, only to watch caravans cut in line and get rewarded. criminals who break into the country to sell doctors, traffic women shouldn't -- sell drugs --

shouldn't be handed hotel rooms and debit cards. they should be arrested and flown home. and bottom line, they should be scared of getting caught. the ceo of pallantier says trump one because biden wanted our enemies to love him. trump wants them to fear him. >> americans are the most god-loving, least discriminatory people on the planet and they want to know if you're waking up and thinking about harming american citizens or if american citizens are taken hostage and kept in dungeons or if you're a foreign power sending fend signal to poison our people, something really bad is going to happen to you -- fentanyl -- to you and your friends and your bank account and your mistress and whoever was in involved. they need to wake up scared and go to bed scared. >> jesse: trump is making a promise. listen. >> i remember your first inaugural address you talked about american carnage. have you thought about your message for your second

inaugural address? >> mr. trump: i have. >> can you give us a preview. >> we'll have a message that will make you happy. unity. it will be about unity. success brings unity. >> jesse: congresswoman, when you see the video of trump grab macron, what message does that end? >> it's the alpha energy that the world needs right now. after four years of biden and terrible foreign policy, i think not just the united states, but the world was ready for someone to take the reins and get us back to some form of normalcy. i believe if trump didn't win i believe we would have ended in world war iii. >> jesse: it could have happened easily. it's gets closer by the day. hopefully we can get a deal together with zelenskyy and putin. biden doesn't even talk to putin. biden is still president. i want to make sure the audience knows that. the democrats are panicked because they told the whole world that trump was a dictator

and now everyone is catering to the dictator. the transition a mass success. how do you think they're grappling with this, congresswoman? >> you know, it's interesting. the democrats don't want to accept responsibility for the fact that they might have ticked off biden being that they did, you know, pretty much just cancel his second chance at the presidency by replacing him with kamala harris. and so it's no surprise to me that he's not doing anything. but remember, and, jesse, i think i was on your show talking about this exact same thing, but biden's been checked out for a while, hence why we wanted to hear the original transcripts in his interviews about the presidential record. so, you know, to me in my opinion i met with biden. he was down here in may district. about you it seems like he knows he's retiring and he doesn't really care what happens after this -- but it seems -- i think he's checked out, too. >> jesse: when you met with biden did you know then it was clear that he just didn't have his act together? >> you know, to be honest with you, jesse, it seemed like he knew that he was on his way out. i think at that point in time they were looking at the internal polling seeing that

trump would win again and so frankly he had a rosary on his wrist, which i had never seen before. and it seemed like he was trying to, i don't know, get right, if you will, maybe with god, and so it was definitely interesting interaction. yeah, he seemed like he was accepting that trump would win again and he was just quietly bowing out. it was the weirdest vibe i ever got dobin who ethics commissioner with you. >> okay. and you've gotten a lot of weird vibes -- gotten to be -- thanks for summing it up for us. we appreciate it. have a great night. so what happened when joe biden and kamala harris came face to face over the weekend? plus johnny. >> what are you buying your wife for christmas? >> i got her stuff she wanted. >> reporter: did you get your wife anything to wear? >> no. i don't li like her in clothes. for god so loved the world that he gave his only son.

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[ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: biden's coasting into retirement and now that his career is finished he's pretending to kind of not like the people who whacked him. joe and kamala were at the kennedy honors last night. biden and dr. jill froze her out. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> jesse: the bidens said hi to everyone else in the building except kamala. while biden gives kamala the cold shoulder, a party it giving is to him. they said he's been so cavalier and selfish about how he approaches the final weeks of the job. the hunter biden pardon put

people over the edge. people are more than angry. another democrat said i am unplugging from biden right now. tonight all the democrats whining about biden are trying to get their picture taken with him at the annual white house christmas party. for democrats a photo op is more important than winning. they're too afraid to offend the big guy. that's how kamala got the nomination. democrats were too sensitive. >> we ultimately lost this race, but i can guarantee you if we had an open democratic primary that the democratic coalition would have been so fractured that we would have guaranteed a loss. to open up a democratic primary you would have had black women who were the strongest voting flog for kamala harris be highly upset if it was not kamala harris. >> jesse: democrats put the feelings of black women over democracy and ended up with trump. now the entire country gets what it voted for. >> is it realist why i can to

deport everyone who -- >> mr. trump: we have no choice. first of all, they're costing us a fortune. but we're starting with the criminals and we have to do it. and then we're starting with others. and we're going to see how it goes. i don't want to be breaking up families, so the only way you don't break up the family is you keep them together and you have to send them all back. >> jesse: if jose and mary are legal but their cousin guy yea mow -- guillermo can stay together. whoopee heard that and popped a -- whoopi heard that and popped a value um. >> all we have to now until now and january 21st is be with our family, be with our kids, do our jobs, make sure our checks don't bounce, make sure we are taking care of ourselves and our families. whatever he's going to do, he's going to do. >> we had the luxury of saying that because we're legal. we are successful.

we are -- if you're an illegal immigrant in this country you're not going to be not in a panic. if you are a woman working for the department of defence, you have a right to be in a panic. >> you tell people to stay fraught and like this. that is not -- >> i'm telling people to prepare, whoopi. >> they are. >> do you think they're not prepared? >> jesse: ladies, ladies, calm down. trump is going to protect you, whether you like it or not. one journal cyst is so mad that hispanics voted for trump he says deport them all. democrats should spend exactly zero political capital stopping any trump deportation efforts. it is mad tons spend capital trying to help people who are no longer a major part of your electoral coalition -- madness to. democrats for deportations. it's the right thing to do, but democrats don't always do the right thing if it's trump's idea. >> when they say good things and appropriate things, i think we should work with them. >> how do you walk that tight

rope? because what i find is there is a gag reflex from --ened a i think both parties have it. a gag reflex on robin mckenna says ultraprocessed foods are killing americans, and i'm like, yeah. >> that's right. >> godawful. that's got to change. elon musk says, we've got waste and inefficiency in the government and we're like, yeah, we've been yelling about that for years and as soon as do you that, how can you, how dare you? it's really interesting. >> jesse: democrats have a decision to make. are they going to follow common sense and do the right thing for the country or follow their party bosses who don't sanction cooperation? if democrats can work with trump there's no stopping what this country can do. but right now they're still stuck in the past. >> if you're the democratic party, here's my advice to you. shut up! wait for him to get pushed into office or to accept inauguration

on january 20th and he becomes the 47th president of the united states officially, wait for then and then judge him accordingly. stop talking about the past! the american people have already told you to kick rocks. they don't care what you have to say anymore as democrats. you have been squashed. obliterated. nobody in the white house, you don't have the house, you don't have the senate, and then you're going to walk around talking about, well, he didn't get 50% of the vote. well, you didn't either! you lost! >> jesse: dana, i want to give joe biden the benefit of the doubt hire. maybe he just was next to kamala and just didn't see her -- doubt here. he is 82. >> yeah, but i've been seeing him do this, jesse, and then jill biden do this also, and i think jill's done this on a couple of occasions. the wife doesn't lie, right? if the wife is giving somebody the cold shoulder, you know how

this is, that means that person is deserving of a cold shoulder. so that's where the truth lies in this. i love watching these factions go at it with each other because both of these people -- both of these factions are miserable. the biden faction, the harris faction, people who are mad at biden. they all made the perfect little nest for themselves and i think as, you know, a christmas gift, a holiday gift for all of us, jesse, all the way up until january, we get to enjoy watching this play out in front of america. so i feel really good about it. >> jesse: i'm having the best time covering the news probably in history of my tv career. since this election we've had so much fun covering democrats. i don't think i can stop. listening to jon stewart talk about whether they're going to help make the country stronger or just do the opposite. [ laughter ] like, how is that even a decision the democrats are struggling with? >> well i don't -- the democrats have to find an identity. they need to discover what is the soul of their party.

what is the purpose of their party, because it can't just be, well, we're not trump or we don't like trump. they can't do that anymore, especially now. they can't do that anymore. and they can't find whoever is coming up after trump and say they'll be anti that person either. they are forced to come one a platform, a policy, policies all of their own, and it can't just be everything's fine. ignore what your eyes and your bank account are telling you. but i don't think that they are humble enough and i don't think that they believe in themselves enough to actually do this. there is a scarcity of opportunity within the democrat side. you can only put so many grifters at the table. they have grifted themselves out of influence in the american public. that's what voters responded to and that will continue to happen. >> jesse: and we will continue to cover them with the love and affection which we so -- >> [ inaudible ] it's a beautiful thing. >> jesse: dana lash, good to see you. check her out on radio.

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fox is alert. law enforcement arrested 26-year-old luge man, a prime -- luge luge man, a prime -- league league man -- luigi mangione. we have more. >> reporter: jesse, good evening. a couple hours ago 26-year-old suspect luigi mangione appeared here in blare county criminal courthouse where he was arraigned on five criminal charges related to fake i.d.s and for having an illegal ghost gun. mangione will have a preliminary court hearing on december 23rd here in pennsylvania, but until then he will be held in a jail cell. now, he's then expected to be extradited to new york city where elbow tensionally then expected to face charges for murdering the universal

health-care ceo brian thompson. that could take up to 45 days. at about 9:15 this morning, police say mangione was eating at a table in the back of a local altoona mcdonald's. he was wearing a blue medical mask and beanie while working on a silver laptop when a mcdonald's customer notified a worker to call police reporting that mangione looked like the thompson murder suspect. a rookie altoona police officer responded and when he asked mangione if he had been to new york city recently he got quiet and started to shake. >> when officers arrived, they made contact with the male who had a face mask on. that male was asked to remove his face mask and officers immediately recognized him as the suspect in the new york city shooting. he then provided a fake identification card out of new jersey. >> reporter: now, that new jersey fake i i.d. was the same

one used to check into a hostel in manhattan. he had multiple fake i.d.s on him and was carrying a real u.s. passport. he had $10,000 cash as well as $2,000 in foreign currency inside a bag he was carrying a black 3d-printed pistol and a 3d-printed silencer. as for the motive, well, the 26-year-old mangione is an ivy league grad from pen. he had a bachelor and a master's degree in computer science and information. and, you know, jesse, they also found a three-page handwritten note. the police say that it had essentially thoughts and motives and manifestations of having ill will towards corporate america. jesse. >> jesse: brian, thanks a lot. so who really is luigi mangione? host of takedown with chris chrs hanson. this is a guy from a privileged back ground?

>> he -- background? >> very privileged. his father is a big-money guy, big projects. he goes to the gilman school in baltimore, 40 grand a year, graduates at the top of his class, goes to pen, ivy league, is in a fraternity. does all the stuff. on social media he's luigi from fiji. he's in a computer app gaming club. and he gets his degrees, both masters and batchers, in engineering and computer science. along the way spends his sumner stanford -- summer in -- counseling freshmen, incoming freshmen on how to study ai. this guy had accomplished a lot. so where does he become radicalized? we know he worked for an on-line digital automotive marketplace, another place called an roar, gaping platform. he moves to hawaii -- gaming platform -- where a year ago, we found out, he was arrested for criminal trespassing on public land. a year ago this week he pleads

guilty, pays a fine, and goes on his way. so what happens in the last year to get him from hawaii, allegedly, if you believe everything we know so far, to this city to allegedly commit the crime we think he committed. >> jesse: and he was obsessed with the unabomber? >> he had read and reviewed on-line the unabomber's manifesto and said something to the effect of this was a horrible crime -- unabomber -- this guy took lives. he deserved to be locked up. but he has a point there when it comes to technology. so the question jesse now is how did mangione become radicalized and why did he, you know, if we believe this scenario, pick this man, brian thompson? >> jesse: do we know if he had back surgery or did -- there was some item in the news about a relative who might have been denied claims. >> well, something happened. now, we don't know yet with relative -- there were references in some of his

on-line missives about back pain, reading a book about spine issues. he didn't seem to have any problems in the videos we've seen. we found out that he had grandparents who died in 2013 and 2017 respectively. but there's nothing so far to link anyone in his family to some bitterness against the health insurance industry. >> jesse: all right. we need to take a look at the manifesto. >> yes. >> jesse: that's a manifesto i think we'll see. >> we will see. in fact, i have a quote right here from it if you want to hear something. these pair diets had it coming. pash parasites -- i do apologize for any stress, but it had to be done. >> jesse: he wanted to be famous and now he is. not in a good way. >> thank you, jesse. in october, attorney tony busby came on prime time and said diddy didn't act alone and promised to name names. >> there are many people involved. there are many entities involved. to the extent there is a

celebrity that it occurred at their house or that they were involved or participated, they will certainly be named. >> jesse: and early this morning busby dropped one of the biggest names in music. a new lawsuit accuses jay-z of drugging and raping a 13-year-old girl with diddy at a party in 2000. the lawsuit claims the woman, who goes by the name jane doe, was assaulted at an mtv video music awards after-party. according to the suit jane doe spoke to diddy's limo driver who told the 13 year old, jane doe, she, quote, fit what diddy was looking for. the lawsuit claims after being driven to the party jane doe grabbed a drink from a waitress and after a couple sips felt woozy and lightheaded and found a nearby room to lay down she claims diddy, jay-z, and an unnamed female celebrity entered the room and she recognized them immediately. the lawsuit claims diddy approached her with a crazed look in his eyes and said, quote, you are ready to party. then the complain claims diddy

tossed her on the bed and jay-z joined in removing her clothes. the woman claims she was pinned down and raped by both of them while the female celebrity watched. the alleged victim claims she fought back, even landing a punch on diddy's neck, before finally escaping. diddy denies the claims, as does jay-z, who issued a lengthy statement claiming the lawsuit is a blackmail attempt and he vows to not hand over one red penny. here now, good day l.a. host jennifer lomers. jennifer, this has to be rocking the entertainment world. >> absolutely, but the same thing i was telling you before, when the diddy lawsuit first came out, nobody is really saying anything at the moment. you don't see any, like, high-profile rappers or artists coming to his defense at the moment. we'll see what happens 24 to 48 hours from now. maybe that will change. tony busby represents 120 clients involved in this. he said the day will come when he would name names other than

sean combs, but he wouldn't do it until he had his -- for lack of a better word, his ducks in a row. well, today is that day. and there is perhaps no bigger name that he could have dropped than jay-z. did jay-z know this was coming? it's hard to say. he did issue that statement before the news cycle came up. not only does it say he raped this girl, it says he was present during a lot of the other encounters. if you're jay-z's team you hope this is a one-off thing and other women don't start coming forward and he himself becomes perhaps a magnet for other accusers, and there are two ways of looking at this, right? so jay-z's response was so strong, even going so far as to say you should file criminal charges. is that something a guilty man says? so, in other words, if you are being accused of something you didn't do, isn't this the kind of response that you would expect, someone who is impassioned, incredulous and essentially prepared for war?

on the other hand, if you're tony buzbee and you represent 120 clients in one of the most high-profile cases in recent years, would you risk your credibility and jeopardize dozens of other clients by dropping a blockbuster name like jay-z if i didn't have some evidence to back up your came? >> jesse: if this is true, i'm very serious to know who the female celebrity was that allegedly participated or looked on because it's getting ugly, even ugh letter than it used to be -- uglier. thank you so much. >> you're going to be on jesse watters' show, fox news channel. what do you want to tell him? he fought the war on christmas. >> he did what? >> fought the war on christmas. >> we appreciate your services. thank you for everything. has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision

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>> jesse: fox news alert. daniel penny was found not guilty in the subway chokehold death of jordan kneely. the marine vet was acquitted on a single negligent homicide charge after the judge tossed out the manslaughter charge on friday -- neely -- the courtroom

erupted in applause this morning when the acquittal was announced. then his legal team celebrated over a beer. >> daniel, can you tell me how you're feeling about this right now? can you tell me how you're feeling? >> he's feeling great, guys. it's just a great day. it's just a great day. >> very happy. thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: but not everybody's happy about the news. blm activists are calling for black village langies to go out and avenges oppression -- vigilantes -- >> just like everyone else has vigilantes, we need some black vigilantes. >> that's right. >> people want to jump up and choke us? and kill us for being loud? how about we do the same when they attempt to oppress us. >> that's right. >> i'm tired. >> these wonderful white people, i hope they celebrate their christmas while the neely family is praying and asking god for comfort. [ bleep ] them. and [ bleep ] america.

>> jesse: blm's time's up, that's why they're having meltdowns on tv. penny's acquittal isn't just a personal victory for him and his family. it's a victory for common sense and the united states of america. and a huge repudiation of social justice and these crazy crusaders that have divided our country for the last decade. judge jeanine pirro has an exclusive interview with daniel penny tomorrow. you'll definitely want to see that. just over two weeks away until christmas, and if you're not like martha mccallum you still have shopping to do. so we send johnny to the american dream mall in new jersey to help find the best gift. [ ♪♪ ] >> what are we shopping for here? >> christmas. >> christmas. >> christmas. >> how dare we speak merry christmas. >> you have a bag here. what do we got in here? oh, you got expensive taste.

>> yeah. >> we got "deadpool," bingo, bingo hat. >> are these for you? >> yeah, this is mine here. >> oh, this is the worst looking hat i ever saw. >> what are you getting your parents? >> my mom, i don't know yet. >> do you need some help? >> yeah. >> what about this? girl power? >> that's pretty cute. did she vote for kamala. >> she can't vote. >> what do you mean? >> it's illegal. >> where's you all your bags. you're supposed to be shopping. it's christmas. >> i know, but i don't have any money because i'm a broke ass. >> you and me both, sister. >> what are you buying your wife for christmas? >> i got her stuff she wanted. >> did you get your wife anything to wear? >> no, i don't like her in clothes. >> what are you getting your husband for christmas? >> probably nothing. >> he's very hard to buy for. >> you know what he really wants. >> hush up. [ laughter ] >> hush up, boy. >> what do you think about last-minute shoppers? you know, you guys are here early.

>> i am a last-minute shopper. >> that's why you came to the mall and hit the bar? >> right. [ laughter ] >> merry christmas. >> what's the budget this year? >> not more than 150. >> it's 100. >> that's not that much. >> i could do better, right? >> that's still bidden's economy. >> we are. go maga. >> we're going into a trump economy now. will the budget get a little bigger. >> i wouldn't say all that. >> do you feel the tension in the air right now? i know i can. >> okay. watch out, guys. guys, whoa, whoa! guys, check out mitt romney! >> somebody said he was a rhino, so it makes me feel better. >> what are you asking santa for this year? >> a new man. i'm tired of my man. >> that one right there? >> this one. >> what's he done? >> he's done so much to me. >> [ inaudible ] bad things. all women like this. >> women, right? >> new bmw. >> glasses. >> how many fingers am i holding

up? >> four. >> you don't need 'em. >> what's the hot ticket item that everyone's looking for? >> lagos are on fire right now. >> stanley cups -- legos -- everyone wants that. >> i heard they wall awolas now. >> what is that? >> are we speaking a different language? >> reporter: santa? >> how are you? >> merry christmas. >> merry, merry christmas. >> now, santa, has jesse watters been naughty or nice this year? >> i think he's been very naughty. >> how sexy. >> what do you want santa to bring you for christmas? >> a boat. >> a boat? >> yeah. >> and maybe a puppy. >> a hoverboard. >> or a 3d printer. >> answer: >> toy teddy bear. >> what does donald trump want for christmas? >> $1,000. >> what does joe biden want for christmas? >> i think a bear. >> a bear? >> for self-defense. >> i need help. i need help. >> and what am i getting for christmas? >> a big bag of coal.

>> johnny, naughty. >> you're going to be on jesse watters' show, fox news channel. >> okay. >> what do you want to fell him? he fought the war on christmas? >> he did what? >> fought the war on christmas. >> we appreciate your services. thank you for everything. >> merry christmas, everyone. >> ho, ho, ho. merry christmas. [ laughter ] >> jesse: more "primetime" straight ahead.

>> did you notice that window? can we do that one again? you have to wait for tomorrow's show. a knew window and it's the window. look at that. these geniuses came up with this. don't know how they do it. it looks beautiful. welcome to my world through my window. let's do some texts.

frank from new york when you met president trump get -- did he shake your hand like the president of france. >> he pulled me in like that. almost lost my balance. never again. cliff from montana. that wasn't a handshake it was a man shake. not as manly as johnny sitting on the lap of santa but it's close. courtney from baltimore, trump held all those meetings and he didn't take any naps between them. the future is looking bright. benjamin from south carolina, if only my wife looked at me like jill biden looks at donald trump we've got to get some of that perfume or cologne. was it cologne or perfume, doesn't matter. drawn from south carolina, a cold shoulder is in the only thing she got. she also got a nice width of joe's new cologne. that's going to be in joe's stalking for sure. and hunters. danny from arizona.

have you thought about launching your own fragrance line? although wasn't mario lopez who not only has tequila, he's got shoes. mike from alabama, that guy johnny interviewed who said he didn't like his wife's clothes, doghouse. have to watch what you say. chelsea from new hampshire, what do you want for christmas? what do you get the guy that has everything? i don't want anything. don't need it. maybe just some cologne. lease up from st. augustine, florida,, should a grown man sit on santa's lap? never. unless you are johnny. somehow that worked. worked for the show. that's all that counts. hannity has got a big show up next