have read three in it. something that causes cancer. it's absolutely incredible what's allowed. what is so beautiful about the situation is that now we have a bipartisan issue where both sides of the aisle are coming together. you saw a senator grill the fda on december fifth and the senator bernie sandy's -- bernie sanders hearing with the fda. it went viral. the reason he was so passionate is because he's met with president trump and he's met with rfk jr. on these issues and was able to go to bat. i'm telling you, this is incredible to see what happens when we all work together. >> laura: we are going to continue to stay on this. they found the cancer in animals, not humans, but we know where this will go. vani hari, thank you. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me, it on my instagram. banks for watching, it's american now and forever and jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> today an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme

wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. >> jesse: tech titans turnout for trump and biden is better. kid rock joins "primetime". >> well, well, well, happy birthday to me. >> they are not elaborated in on why she won't be attending next week's inauguration which i think probably tells you everything you need to know. >> jesse: the reason why michelle obama is boycotting trump's inauguration. >> said it's dire, someone will die. >> that's what occurred periods payment you aren't supposed to make me cry. >> jesse: everybody knew the fire was coming but bass was drinking in africa. plus... on monday joe biden is out. are you going to miss him? >> not one mother [bleep] bit. ♪ ♪

>> jesse: we are now entering the days of thunder, that's how insiders are describing the second trump term. the greatest comeback in political history is just getting started. a little while ago corporate america saw trump as toxic but now maga is the hottest brandon town. just this week trump received the highest award a president can get, the first-ever presidential commemorative can of diet coke. get ready for mcdonald's big mac and cheese. companies want to be associated with trump and they want you to know it. the stigma of a trump donation, which was out there to some degree eight years ago is no longer there. who knows what's going to happen two months from now but for today up and down, corporate america is solidly pro trump. the biggest brands in america, look at these right here, each donated 1 million large. one lobbyist said everyone is trying to kiss the ring and korea favor. we are hopeful this new administration will be

friendlier then the previous. trump is not running for reelection so he can use the money for anything from his library to making sure republicans keep the house. he can even use some of it to pay off kamala's debt if he's is so inclined. one trump advisor told axios the money is just pouring in at mar-a-lago. trump doesn't have to lift a finger. everybody is coming to him. sure trump will cash the check but doesn't -- that does not mean he owes you anything. the president was overheard telling an executive this "you guys made this amount of money last year and you are going to make so much more now because of me, but when i needed you, where the f were you? you weren't with me and maybe you were with her." a big part of trump's second term is making sure america is on the cutting edge. five tech titans are getting positions of honor on trump's inauguration stage. elon musk, zuckerberg, bezos, tiktok's ceo, and the biggest name in ai.

one official said i think the message it sends is first of the importance of free-speech and then that these are all huge job creators in this country and they are going to be a big part of where this president goes in the second term. these guys all used to be in biden's corner, now they are america's first. >> four years ago the democratic party had the white house, the senate, the house, the popular vote and it had silicon valley on it's side. over the past four years, the democratic party has lost the house, lost the senate, lost the white house, lost the popular vote and now has lost silicon valley which means the billionaires are on the other side of the table. >> jesse: biden is pretty bitter about the tech turncoats. listen. >> i want to warn the country of some things that have given me great concern. this is a dangerous concentration of power, in the hands of a very few ultra-wealthy people. the dangerous consequences if

there abuse of power is left unchecked. today an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. >> jesse: the big guy has a point about how powerful big tech is, they crushed their competition, they can censor speech and use their deep pockets and influence to sway elections. we can't blindly trust them because they can switch right back. but why would biden wait until his farewell address to warn us about them? if kamala won he would not have warned us about anything. biden does not care about a tack oligarchy, he does not even know what it means, but he does understand revenge. democrats had big tech in their pocket since the obama years, using them to cancel trump, deep six the laptop in by off the battlegrounds. you weren't even allowed to crack boakye jokes on the platforms but after biden ponder the debate and they cut off donations and opened the door for pelosi to plunge the knife, are these guys loyal?

are they legitimate? or do they just want to be in bed with a winning team? -- fauci jokes -- elon musk has a bit more streak read because he stuck his neck out when there was risk but i don't know about the rest of the crew. maybe they are libertarians, maybe they are imperialists, what do i know. but i do know biden wants blood. he's declaring a war on the attack industrial complex and using it as a rallying cry for the new resistance. he's telling his party to ditch at the -- dig dei and wage class warfare against the tech giants. >> i almost saw the speech as an attempt to wrestle back the mantle of populism from the republicans. donald trump has run a populist campaign. when joe biden last night, it was quite interesting, almost tried to reclaim populism for the democratic party. >> jesse: spending a decade calling trump hitler blew up in the democrats face is. they lost their base, donors and the plot. >> the democrats have come to the end of the nine-year

messaging program during which they woke up every single day and told america and the world that donald trump was a bad guy because he's on authoritarian, a racist, a sexual predator, a fascist, all of these horrible things that they say about him, and what was the end result? he won. he got elected to the presidency again. this has got to be regarded as the greatest communication failure in the history of world politics. and nine-year campaign that failed. >> jesse: so biden is trying to rebrand democrats as a party for the people but actions speak louder than words. >> you've got three people on top. mr. mosque, mr. bezos and mr. zuckerberg, who are now worth almost a trillion dollars. would you agree with president biden who last night stated, and i quote "and outlook are key is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence that threatens our

entire democracy." >> the three billionaires who you listed all made the money themselves. mr. musk came to the country as an immigrant. >> forget how they made their money, do you think that when so few people have so much wealth and so much economic and political power that that is an oligarchic form of society? >> i would note that president biden gave the presidential medal of freedom to two people who i think would qualify as all her guards. >> jesse: biden gave the medal of freedom to george soros and mike bloomberg. he only likes the billionaires who work for him. democrats use mob rule to bully the ceos to their side. if you said what democrats did not want to hear, you are canceled, even if it's the truth. but that's over now. it's hot speech winter. ceos can say what they want and support whoever they want without getting whacked and they

don't have to pretend to like dei anymore. these blue-chip companies ditching dei. a few years ago if you did not have a diversity officer or tampons in the men's room your company would get boycotted. now you get dinner with the president. and trump is a talker. >> he is world-class on real estate and communications. those are his foundational skills and he's world-class in both which is probably the first person in the world to be world-class in both. the real estate industry are not known for great communicators but here you have someone who does both incredibly well. >> jesse: 47 speaks to something inside successful competitive men. they like what he does and they like that he says what he wants. and they like his drive and his finesse when there is an obstacle. when you see a man survive a gunshot and pop back up, that's respect. men wanted to be around men like that and now they are not intimidated by their hr departments, they are the boss. but at the end of the day, all

these ceos really care about is their bottom line. banks are seeing big profits because companies are optimistic about the economy. ceos all over the planet are looking to finance big-ticket investments here in america. that's good news for everyone. for trump to modernize the country and shred biden's legacy, he's going to need corporate america on his side. if we are going to fight trade wars we are going to have to reindustrialize. if we are going to capitalize on ai we are going to need to produce much more energy here at home. and we are going to need young american workers to step up and fight for the american dream. so we are cautiously optimistic about big tech's newfound loyalty. they are saying all the right things but it's early. these people might just go where the wind blows. if they want our trust they have to earn it because we can always bust up these big monopolies if they stop all over our constitutional rights again. senator josh holly joins us now.

you were always suspicious, still are i imagine, of these big tech monopolies. now a lot of their ceos are going to be at the inauguration throwing a bunch of money around saying all of the right things. do you trust them? >> no, of course not, i don't trust him at all. what i do trust is the fact that donald trump won this election and you got it right, these people, these corporate chieftains can see that this is where the american people are. donald trump won the electoral college, won the popular vote, he's got majorities in both houses and they are realizing that there woke far left policies don't pay, that they american public does not wanted and they respond to winning. that's a good thing. we should not trust them but we should go on winning and make it clear that we've got the mandate for the american people, we need to deliver, a message to corporate america is get with the program and start doing what the people want. >> jesse: what happens if gavin newsom, god forbid, wins the next election and he's a california kid and a look these tech guys go back to his side and they start to sense it --

start the censorship all over again? what happens next? >> this is why we should not trust them and it's also why we really ought to break up those that are monopolies. we should not give these corporations huge power because they will use it against us and that's not a hypothetical as you know better than anybody, you covered it, this has happened for four years running. our message ought to be less and if you want to respect the results of the last election, good for you, that's good business but we won't let you have control over the government or let you have control over our speech. we are not going to give you control over the economy. we are going to get more competition, make sure you don't censor, make sure that you cannot control us. that ought to be our program and that will help keep them in check and make sure president trump can implement his agenda. >> jesse: all right. we have seen this before, it's like a relationship, you know. we know what to do here. i think you and i have probably been through the same thing. senator, good to see you, see you at the inaugural balls. >> looking forward to it.

>> jesse: donald trump's inauguration weekend shaping up to be a once-in-a-lifetime all-american event. monday's parade is going to feature 7000 patriots from all across the country, including first responders from the july 13th butler rally, and the infamous trump garbage truck is slated to make an appearance. and for those with more expensive tastes, luxury hotel packages for the inauguration include helicopter rides, high-end shopping sprees and vats of caviar. on monday carrie underwood is going to perform america the beautiful during the swearing-in ceremony and if you get to d.c. and night early, be sure to visit trump's make america great again victory rally on sunday featuring performances by the village people and this guy, that one and only kid rock who just announced his new seven city tour starting in march, as will as the rock and rodeo.

that will be happening in may. how are you doing, kid? >> what's up, jesse? >> jesse: is this your first inauguration? >> no. i was actually listening to your show a little bit before i got in the truck here and i heard, you know, michelle obama is not attending. i would kindly remind her that years back, when obama was first elected, i did not vote for him but they asked me to play the inauguration and i played it and i went, had a good time. i went out of respect to the presidency. so i would kindly remind ms. michelle about that. [laughs] >> jesse: i forgot about that. that's cool because it's really not about the politics, it's about the office and you have to respect it. why isn't michelle attending? all of the other first ladies are. >> i don't know. she seems a little angry. she might be -- i don't know. [laughs] >> you can't say something nice. >> jesse: that's smart for husbands and people on live

television. so what happens when you go to inauguration like this, are you going to have a bat of caviar? [laughs] >> i don't even know what a vat is. >> jesse: it's like an industrial drum. i've never had a lot of caviar. i don't know if you could fit it all into a vat but what are you going to be doing there? >> man, we put something together very special. i mean i've spent so much time on this. when i was first asked to do it, it was kind of a thing where they were like can you show up and play the track, to a couple songs and i was like respectfully i'm not interested in that at all. i would rather help you anyway i can, i'm a supporter. so i came up and put something together, put it all down on paper to the minute, everything choreographed. they loved it. of course we get into it, we are going through, you know, the due diligence to get it done and god bless him, here comes the

secret service and they are like yeah, we can light up fireworks and have big pyrotechnics. on not sure we can have strippers on polls. [laughs] >> jesse: yeah -- >> we still that's only very special planned. >> jesse: i want to see that show. maybe one day we will go see that one. you know, you were like a first-generation trump supporter. i remember back in the day you were all in early. what do you think now about all of these people coming in late, you know, at the inauguration, these ceos, these musicians, how do you feel about that? >> i mean welcome to the party. it's kind of fun to watch everybody jump on. better late than never. i feel like people are finding out really what type of man trump is and he's a terrific

guy. they know what i and plenty of people have known him for eight years. i endorsed him when he came down the elevator because i love the fact that he was not a politician, he was a businessman. the business of america has socked for so long. we need someone in making sensible decisions. it's become about -- we can't get any good people to work for this country because like we've seen in these hearings with my friend pete hegseth and others where they just drill them and drill them. you slept with so-and-so and said this drunk at a bar. it's like so what, we are not electing deacon of the church here, i want somebody smart who can run the country, keep us safe, run it like a business and, you know, make america great again, what can i say. >> jesse: hallelujah. everyone is jumping on and that's fine. better late than never, as you said. my producer's keep telling me it's your birthday tomorrow. i have a strict rule for men, that men don't ever wish another

man happy birthday. i just don't think it's appropriate. [laughs] >> you know what i don't think is appropriate? if i can say this, with all due love and respect, is birthdays, holidays, i've been trying to figure out how to say this for years, i'm going to sound like such a jerk, but i have to say it. i think people will agree with me, people like myself are very fortunate, i have so many good friends, so many good family. but when you are trying to work or spend those holidays, birthdays with friends and family and your inbox on your phone, emails and text is just blowing up all day with happy birthday, it's a little too much, it's a little annoying. if it means that much to you, center guard. >> jesse: send a card and send a check. all right kid rock, great to see you, we will see you over the weekend at the balls. no stripper poles, no fireworks but it's going to be special. >> stop by my hotel room, we

will see what's there. [laughs] >> jesse: i will be there. have a good one. a lot of big drama with nancy, jail, kamala and michelle, and the men have no clue. plus, johnny. >> he vowed to lead an estimate -- effective strategy to mobilize pressure. >> i'm not sure what you are asking. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jesse: last night joe biden pitted do to the country and kamala, jill all said and watch from the oval holding hands and putting on a good face. joe majer to tell him he loved them. >> of course to kamala and an

incredible partner, you have become like family and to me family is everything. my deepest appreciation to our amazing first lady who was with me in the oval today. for our entire family, you are the love of my life in the likes of my love. >> jesse: behind the phony for saw the biden-harris team is it a happy family. it was an arranged marriage and now they are ready to go their separate ways. kamala is reportedly mad that joe keeps saying he could have beaten trump "some close to harris said biden's assertion shows the one-sided loyalty of their relationship." which turned into a warm working one over the years but hit awkward patches when the vp moved to the top of the ticket. since the election, signs of frosting us have emerged. joe better watch out. and bc says kamala is considering riding a juicy tell-all, but for now she's got a desk to sign.

>> i am fully aware that i am the public face of a lot of our work and as you all know me, because we have spent long hours, long days and months and years together, it is not my nature to go quietly into the night so don't worry about that. [applause] all right. [cheering and applause] >> jesse: once she leaves d.c. monday, kamala and doug might be moving to the big apple. the first gentleman was gone eyeing a 20,000 a month central park condo. right next to johnny. while the bidens plan on heading west into the sunset after inauguration as private citizens, they plan to take personal time in santa barbara county. speaking of the inauguration, we are learning the real reason michelle obama is not going to d.c. on monday. and know it's not a schedule conflict. "a source familiar with her thinking tells people that the former first lady would not want

to fake a smile for someone who she still considers a threat to american democracy." was barack obama faking it with trump at jimmy carter's funeral? it did not look like it but we should not be surprised. the last time michelle thought trump she cried. >> after the inauguration, and we know who -- we know who's inauguration we were at, that day was so emotional on so many different reasons, there were tears, there was that emotion, but then to sit on that stage and watch the opposite of what we represented on display, there was no diversity, there was no color on that stage, there was no reflection of the broader fence of america. and many people took pictures of me and lkq weren't in a good mood. no i was not. >> jesse: michelle's absence is not bothering the trump team. they are having a good laugh about it. they did not expect her to come anyway. michelle is not the only one

ditching trump's inauguration. nancy pelosi will not attend either. poor nancy has been on a losing streak lately. she gave up the gavel, stabbed joe in the back, broke her hip and now she's losing friends. doctor jill told "the washington post" this, i learned a lot about human nature, we were friends for 50 years, it was disappointing. jill is not the only one slamming nancy. joe gave a subtle showed out to her during last night's address. >> we need to band members of congress from trading stock while in congress. [laughs] >> jesse: a person close to biden said his relationship with nancy pelosi is permanently damaged. in fact nbc is reporting that the bidens harper a simmering resentment toward not only nancy but barack obama and a lot of their former aids. in the white house, the mood feels like a morgue. biden is one of the least popular precedence in the last

70 years, leaving office with a 36% approval rating. and a party in tatters. the post says in remarks tuesday, -- praised biden has a source of hope and an author of history in one of the finest public servants in american history. when the veteran lawmaker ended his six minute speech the senate adjourned for a lunch break, no one else rose to applaud or backup his praise for biden. as often happens in farewell tribute speeches. they say if you want a friend in washington, get a dog. biden got two and a bit everyone. now he doesn't have dogs or friends. former illinois governor joins us now. so you understand the democrat party a little bit better than we do. everyone hates each other. what does that mean? >> you are quoting a great democratic president, harry truman. he's the one who said if you want a friend in washington, it'd job. these are different democrats. truman was forthright and a tough guy. these democrats are just

lawyers. they lie. they lied to the american people, they lie to each other, they lie about each other, they step each other in the back. biden has given that speech just a second ago and he's talking about how he considers kamala harris part of his family. that's a blatant lie. she stabbed him in the back and got him removed as the presidential candidate and she became the candidate. they lied about his fitness for office, they lied about kamala harris doing french fries a mcdonald's. they lied. they can't even give you a straight answer, jesse. to a simple question, how do you define a woman. so there lies are coming around and they are now, you know, paying the price for all of those lies and what you have now is, you know, you have a house divided against itself and it's because no relationship that's predicated on lies can long endure, to paraphrase lankinen, and that's what they are facing. now they are blaming each other for their failures. with interesting about that speech last night, he's talking about the future in such a dark

and pessimistic way. did it ever cross his mind that if that's the case, it's because he screwed up as president for the past four years? >> jesse: i don't think it did. i don't much crosses his mind. you make an interesting point. if obama and jill and joe and nancy, no one is talking to each other, they all hate each other, they are never going to be able to get it together to get as party ahead of where it is now because right now it's a mess. michelle. what is going on with michelle? you are a chicago guy, she's a chicago girl, have you ever seen her like this? >> you know, i could not help but notice that she is the former first lady, she famously said when they go low we go high. but now she's not going to attend trump's inauguration with her husband. she did not attend jimmy carter, president carter's funeral with her husband. i began to think that may be hurt nonattendance at trump's inauguration has less to do with trump and maybe more to do with barack obama.

maybe that's a house divided. i don't wish that on them but it is very unusual that a first lady would not attend the inauguration of a president when they haven't contested the outcome of the election. i don't know whether there's a problem between the two of them or not but i will say that this whole idea about these democrats fighting each other would not be surprised if it's also happening inside special unique places between husband and wives. >> jesse: we would never want to meddle in their relationship or anyone's relationship, it's on of our business. nothing is our business, we will just a out of it and see what happens. good to see you. will we see you at the inaugural balls? >> yes, i'm looking forward to it. i haven't been to an inauguration since 1996. i was gone for a while. this will be quite a different place than where i was. >> jesse: i will see you at kid rock's hotel room. all right. inside karen bass as african cocktail party, right back vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors.

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♪ ♪ >> jesse: la is still crumbling before our eyes. more than 60 square miles of been charged but trump has big plans to fix the city of angels starting with making the olympics great again. trump wants to put our best foot forward so he had a meeting with the organizers in mar-a-lago last night to start planning. he's also orchestrating a second golden age of hollywood. he's appointing three special ambassadors to law the land. slight, mel gibson and john -- the holy trinity. don't you love how trump is treating hollywood like a foreign country, sending an ambassador. a bombshell report shows how california leaders love the wildfires get this bad. officials were warned the fires were coming but they refused to deploy 1000 firefighters and dozens of trucks that could have stopped the blaze from great -- getting out of control. fire chief defended the decision saying she was being strategic with limited resources. but the guys on the ground

warned that staffing and equipment shortages would be deadly, and they were a gourd. >> said it's dire, someone will die. >> it's erie, listening to your words, because that's what occurred. it's just -- sorry. >> reporter: fire captain, 35 year veteran of the los angeles fire department, wishes he had been wrong. >> jesse: top brass was warned about the incoming disaster and they cut budgets and flew to africa. we have new photos of past at an african cocktail party schmoozing while buildings were smoldering. we are also not sure why the fire department is telling us their pronouns. >> my name is captain jennifer, my pronouns are she/her, i am a caucasian female wearing a black shirt uniform with eyewear and a black hat. >> jesse: i'm so glad i know that. we need a little less dei and a

little more water. another official politely asking unhoused people to stop starting fires. >> i want to remind and ask our unhoused neighbors to not have cooking or warming fires in wildland brush areas. any persons experiencing homelessness should seek housing or shelter through the county or city of los angeles. >> jesse: please stop cooking at them fed to main in the bushes at least until we get things under control. meanwhile new some standing on a pile of rubble telling reporters about how he was bullied in middle school. >> i get it. i'm not naive. i get the california derangement syndrome, i've been with that for years. seventh grade, i remember the guy on baltimore avenue that called me newscum. i was in seventh grade. i can handle that. >> jesse: none of these people are qualified to handle an

emergency. this spells trouble for new some who's obviously eyeing the oval. 47% of californians say he's to blame for the destruction. the fires bin completely mismanaged but you are not allowed to say that. >> i think everyone did a great job. unlike the internet. >> this was definitely mismanaged. mismanaged like some play play pity it on the internet knows how to manage the worst fire in la, sitting there in his underwear. looking at the footage on the internet, i have determined that there is here was mismanaged. >> jesse: the la fire chief said this was a failure. i think she knows a thing or two about managing fires, or we hope she does, maybe she doesn't. does hunter biden think the fires were managed well because we are hearing reports that 200 pieces of his finest our work were burnt to a crisp. maybe biden will send him a 700-dollar check.

visiting professor and global ambassador at northwood university and author of the parasitic mind joins "primetime". doctor, the people in california, how do you think they are grappling with this fire in the politics of it psychologically. >> you know, it's unbelievable to see how unserious these people are. the great economist said there are no solutions, only trade-offs. it's nice to have pronouns and all the rest of that woke stuff but for every dollar that you put into this, it's a trade-off that you are taking from somewhere else. for example, at the university of michigan, they did a study where they were spending something like -- they had 500 positions, $30 million spent on dei. you could hire 150 professors at $200,000 to add to the faculty roster. so life is about trade-offs

expand a bit less time on gender pronouns and a bit more on fire management. everybody would be happier. >> jesse: does losing your home in a fire, is that change someone's way of thinking or are they just going to go back to the same old woke b.s. that got them into this mess? >> you would like to thank that they would autocorrect but i can tell you that i've often been approached by people in the neighborhood you tell me, you know, i love your work doctor saad and then i say coded you vote for, i boast -- voted for justin trudeau. they love my work and yet they never change their voting behavior so i would like to think that maybe a disastrous fire will cause you to alter your political orientation but maybe not, we will see. >> jesse: do gavin newsom and just endured out remind you each other? [laughs] >> they do except that justin trudeau is a lot more feminine. [laughs] >> jesse: all right doctor gad

saad, the paragon of masculinity, you cannot keep women away from him. ladies, try to calm down, he's the canadian stephen miller. good to see you, professor. thank you as always. america says goodbye to joe biden. ♪ ♪ >> what will be joe biden's legacy? >> his legacy was being [bleep]. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jesse: johnny has been on the streets asking people about biden for the last couple of years and people have always been honest. they weren't fans. so now that his presidency is over, what is your favorite moment? johnny went to find out. ♪ ♪ >> come monday joe biden is out. are you going to miss him? >> not really. >> not really. >> hell no. >> no. >> i will miss him. >> is that a joke? thank you. >> what has been your favorite thing that joe biden has done for you? >> i don't know. >> he tried to forgive the

student loans but no luck. >> the only thing he's done is fall down some stairs. >> ten years from now when you look back at the biden presidency, what would you say is the most memorable moment? >> falling off a bike. >> really like ice cream. >> sleeping. sleepy joe. >> what the [bleep] has biden done? >> if you remember his wife kissed errors max has been on the lips. >> that's nasty. >> too much wine. >> did joseph year the border? >> no. >> no because there are still immigrants coming. >> joe is worried about every other country but the usa. >> still incompletely. >> did he improve the economy? >> no which is why i won't miss him. >> inflation is still up. >> prices have gone up like crazy. >> eleven dollars for bread. >> that is called bidenomics. >> did job make you feel safe? >> you see what's going on in

subways right now? >> i would not trust him with my kids if i had them. >> on a scale of 1-10 i would say two. >> i did not feel unsafe. i'm from ohio. >> in springfield, they are eating the dogs. >> before joe took office he vowed to lead an effective strategy to mobilize pressure. >> i will lead an effective strategy to mobilize pressure. >> did he do it? >> true pressure? i'm not sure what you are asking. >> what is that? >> what does that even mean? >> stupid son of a [bleep] ♪ ♪ >> what will be joe biden's legacy? >> his legacy was being old is [bleep] >> four years in office for nothing. >> one of the worst precedence we've had at least in my life. >> and you were around for lincoln. >> no, not that old. >> his speeches that did not really mean anything. >> somebody push the dog in a

lake. i get it. >> joe did take 600 days of vacation as president. did you get that many vacation days great. >> hell no. >> i wish i had 600 days, i would go anywhere in the world. >> somebody take me to rome. >> it's not sauce, it's gravy. >> joe biden will be 83. what is next move? >> now that joe's presidency is at a close, what grade would you give him? >> i would be fair and give him a c+. >> c- >> f. >> f plus. >> and you ain't black. >> if joe biden's liking the channels tonight and sees you on television, what are your final words to the big guy? >> joe, it's time to go to sleep. >> move on. >> i don't know, go trump. >> before you go, pardon the people in prison for drugs. >> i know something about that.

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