jesse: yeah. they said it was going to be a multigenerational fight. ended up being half a generation. was it changing the rules of engagement, was it the air campaign, or was it something that to coalition partners were able to do? >> well, straightforward, it's smell called defense belies command. instead of being micromanaged, it was, hey, you ground troops, go get 'em handled, and that's what they did. jesse: so the president also bringing up protecting the veterans. that's very important. right now if someone does something funky at the v.a., you can just fire them much more easy than you used to be able to do. they used to be able to watch porn, they used to be able to hurt people. veterans died waiting in line for a very long time under the obama administration. that's very important to a lot of voters. >> well, yeah. i mean, president trump cares on the our military. that's the difference. you have someone that's leading this country in the right direction. and he appointed 120 federal jud

jesse: welcome to. "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. president trump is rallying the crowd in pensacola, florida. let's listen in. president trump: they knew it would be a painful evening. evander hollyfield, the real field. we are also thrilled to be joined by a florida football legend who truly knows how to win. he won them all and he had a great place kicker. he could have won a couple more. bobby will be the first to tell you. bobby bowden is an incredible leader and an incredible coach. bobby. he looks good. a lot of teams would like to have him right now. right? hey, bobby. thank you, bobby. >> thank y'all. way was thinking a while ago. the most of powerful man in the world. the most of powerful position in the world is the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> also like some of the other folks tonight. i want you to keep focus on ron deand advertise. he'll give you a great job. our former governor rick scott. look at them good because i know he wants them. okay? i came to florida state in 1963 as an assistant c

. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters.he migrant caravan arriving at the border and tensions rise as they try to gain access to our country either legally by claiming asylum or crossing illegally. one migrant, a honduran named henry saline as told reporters he told reporters he plans to overwhelm border agents. he says it will be all against one, one against all. all of central america against one, and all against trump and trump against all. joining me now con there are columnist, the author of "resistance is futile." i think even jim acosta said mr. president, they won't be climbing walls, that's not going to happen. but we see this video, they are climbing the walls. what's going on? >> oddly the things they have been doing the past 50 years. that's why one presidential candidate ran promising to build a wall. that's why people voted for him. we see we need a wall. in the absence of a wall, i pushr wish wyatt least had attorney general jeff sessions. jesse: these are people straddling the wall and taunting the people on

your friends, your family, the jesse: welcome to. "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. president trump is rallying the crowd in pensacola, florida. let's listen in. president trump: they knew it would be a painful evening. evander hollyfield, the real field. we are also thrilled to be joined by a florida football legend who truly knows how to win. he won them all and he had a great place kicker. he could have won a couple more. bobby will be the first to tell you. bobby bowden is an incredible leader and an incredible coach. bobby. he looks good. a lot of teams would like to have him right now. right? hey, bobby. thank you, bobby. >> thank y'all. way was thinking a while ago. the most of powerful man in the world. the most of powerful position in the world is the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> also like some of the other folks tonight. i want you to keep focus on ron deand advertise. he'll give you a great job. our former governor rick scott. look at them good because i know he wants them. okay? i came to florida state in 1963 as an assistant c

jesse?e date it, and a dacians of the best barbecue around the country. we went to morgan's brooklyn barbecue, right off of flatbush avenue next to the barclays center. chef's and obo hooked us up with some serious brisket that was cooked for 14 hours. greg is working on ribs. just wanted and say thank you, this looks fantastic. speaking of fantastic, a special election on addition, don't miss it. >> who is on? >> you know the usual cast. >> we have congressman duffy, sarah carter who was an expose. >> don't you want that macaroni and cheese? >> i've had the brisket. >> so not all politics is about money, polling, backslapping, baby kissing, even in the midst of the toughest campaign season, you can just have fun. 78-year-old congressman john lewis. ♪ lewis was at a campaign event for stacy abrams and he was waiting for abrams and oprah winfrey, and he began dancing to farah williams' song, happy. and the video has gone viral. nearly half a million people, gregory, have viewed it as up this

jesse?e stick because i thought i'd save money on cable, so i ended up putting the money down for the cable. >> dana: i'm trying to think of something. i don't know, this is a tough question. >> jesse: do you know what it is? company gym. i paid for the company jim years ago, i have not set foot in it. it's like $6 a week, that's how they get you. 24 times 50, you are talking like $6,000 a year. >> jesse: you need to go back to school. this is the guy that out the turkey was $50 the other day. >> jedediah: i don't have an item of service, but an item. the insta pot, i encouraged it in my house, it's something that's supposed to make cooking easier but because i encouraged it might husband expect me to cook with it. it works beautifully when he uses it to cook for me. you can put everything in it. you basically just put everything in there and it makes itself but you still have to cut everything. i am just -- >> jesse: you are not supposed to put weed in the insta pot, that's probably why it

>> jesse: yes, i do.he democrats want to stick their necks out right now because nancy will just chop it off. i think someone eventually is going to have to grow up and put their name out there and throw their name in the hat. so, yeah. what i do think, though, is the democrats should just focus on substance an qualifications and not throw an ism out there. every argument they have is sexism, racism, nativism. we are sick of it we would rather just talk about the facts. what this does is foreshadows what you will see in the democratic primary when people run for president. you have a woman who thought she was native american running against another black woman. running against a straight white male. maybe there is a gay democrat in there. there is going to be so much as greg likes to say identity politics on that stage it's going to be interesting to see if democrats really go after each other on those issues. are they able to pull back and really debate on substance? i don't think they are going to be ab

." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. mid-term myths.e heard about a blue wave. >> it is possible, if there is a huge blue wave that the senate could be in play. >> i think you will see a very large blue wave and it will have consequences of both the house and senate. >> there is definitely a blue wave coming and we have to get ready for it. jesse: but tuesday night that didn't happen. >> the blue wave looked like a pea. >> it's not a blue wave. but it's a blue war. >> maybe it's a red wave on the senate sight. >> i fell like i got purple rain. jesse: the media is worse than your whole weatherman. no one der nobody trusts the press. republicans won three additional seats in the senate and lost only 33 seats in the house. half of what obama and clinton lost in their first mid terms. let's lock at some more propaganda that went up in smoke. the media told us barack obama til had juice. but he still has the mid-term jinx. he went 1 for 5 for the candidates he campaigned for. abrams for governor in georgia lost. gillum for florida governor l

." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters.he migrant caravan arriving at the border and tensions rise as they try to gain access to our country either legally by claiming asylum or crossing illegally. one migrant, a honduran named henry saline as told reporters he told reporters he plans to overwhelm border agents. he says it will be all against one, one against all. all of central america against one, and all against trump and trump against all. joining me now con there are columnist, the author of "resistance is futile." i think even jim acosta said mr. president, they won't be climbing walls, that's not going to happen. but we see this video, they are climbing the walls. what's going on? >> oddly the things they have been doing the past 50 years. that's why one presidential candidate ran promising to build a wall. that's why people voted for him. we see we need a wall. in the absence of a wall, i pushr wish wyatt least had attorney general jeff sessions. jesse: these are people straddling the wall and taunting the people on

who it >> jesse: who is it?it sneaky snipes? dana you wouldn't even know her. you can still get a day pass if the white house approved it. the way you dealt with reporters when you couldn't do with them anymore, you couldn't tell that put them in the deep-freeze. >> greg: who is that! initials? b.s.? >> dana: i said no one talked to him. he's in the deep-freeze. >> greg: failed, barry, bob... brian fallon? jesse >> jesse: close. >> dan: >> dana: greg, i saw you laughing when the president said the white house is very sacred. because he's not exactly a respectful person. >> greg: we know who trump is, he's a cause that guy. i said he's pretty much a pacifist. would you rather have a super polite dude who just drops bombs or would you rather have a guy who's got a caustic personality but wants to keep america's troops out of harm's way? this is not an attack on the free press. one of the first guys he went to, right? >> dana: that's what i say about the deep-freeze. don't call on him. >> greg: you got three questi

greg was in there. >> greg: i drew jesse. >> dana: next one. >> jesse: 14-ounce cranberry sauce.y the price is? i am way over. i did $3.99. cranberry sauce. $0.89? are you going the lowest so you win? $1.59. juan. dana and juan are tied for the lead. it is still everybody's game. stove top stuffing. what do we think stove top stuffing is? just a box. >> dana: small box. >> jesse: everybody up. >> greg: you can't win now, dana. >> jesse: what does everybody have? $2.89? who wins? juan. oh, my gosh. juan is going to win. dana. >> dana: the pumpkin pie came from new york. >> jesse: the pumpkin pie is local. >> juan: supermarket or bakery? >> jesse: juan, stop asking so many questions. manhattan pumpkin pie. >> greg: i haven't won a single thing. >> dana: $13.50? >> jesse: it is manhattan. $13.99. i didn't win. juan won. williams, congratulations. >> dana: does he get to take it home? >> juan: you know what's amazing, i never go in a supermarket anymore. >> dana: but you are really in touch with the iraqi people. >> jesse: dumb luck. >> juan: man of the people. to sign up for new ins

>> jesse: yeah.] >> juan: you don't want to offend greg because that's identity politics. >> greg: jenny mccarthyism. >> jesse: that's eight mccarthyism went home agree with. >> juan: jetted eyes on to something because one of the interesting things about the interviews trump has done in the last half hour whatever is i'm not going to talk about a pardon for paul manafort. could be. i don't know. but i'm not talking about it. wait a second. that means it's possible that all we've gone through with criminal prosecution, plea deals, plea deals that were broken, really don't matter because trump might pardon him. guess what. manafort's lawyers were talking to trump's lawyer so trump could answer the question in just the right way and then angered mueller. oh, my gosh. what is going on, jesse? is this the mafia? >> jesse: nothing illegal about that. i find it interesting that jerome corsi and roger stone are now the center of this mueller investigation. these two people, not even members of the campaign.

i think jesse, alexa is always on. >> jesse: i would pull a hillary hand is all in acid.s what she did with her emails. she took those emails in acid wash them. >> dana: is an and held on the server? >> jesse: i don't bother with the details. >> juan: lock her up. lock her up. i wanted to go to you, greg, because remember the san bernardino case when apple refused to unlock the iphone and i think you are mad at apple. >> greg: i was mad at apple. i'm an expert in crime. i watched back-to-back episodes of forensic files over the weekend. >> jesse: greg just told us how to contaminate a crime scene if you commit a homicide. >> greg: it's a brilliant idea. it's not about privacy. it's about evidence. go back to the 1990s and imagine a person leaving an answering machine message like hey, jesse, i'm about to [groans] it's not a surreptitious listening device. it's the same thing with alexa. it's not surreptitiously listening to you. it's like a 24-hour voice mail or message machine. there's nothing confidential being shared, so it is evidence. >> jesse: so you can call alexa

[laughter] >> jesse: very funny. thought that was a really good monologue, one of your better ones. [laughter] i wasn't being sarcastic. i thought it was really good. the key to surviving my thanksgiving is respecting your elders because during the bush years, i got a little cocky. stocks were up. the surge worked. my parents are liberals and my grandfather is a communist. we are around the dinner table in 2006 or '07 and i started quoting rush limbaugh. grandfather slams his fist on the table and says "you don't know what the hell you are talking about!" the whole table went quiet. then he forgot he was angry. the next thing you know, jesse, past the pumpkin cheesecake. that's what's great about old people. they forget why they are angry. sometimes it's good to know which they are not to poke. >> greg: is he still with us? >> jesse: god rest his soul. >> greg: i was wondering if he was watching. >> jesse: if he was still here, he would not be watching "the five." >> greg: you have a communist granddad. juan, you are

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with dagen mcdowell, juan williams, jesse -- jesse watters and dana perino. a mass shooting, this time in thousand oaks, california, 12 dead including a police officer, ron helus, who gave his life for others. here are his fellow officers paying respect to their fallen brother on the 101. there is no shortage of ideas when it comes to preventing such horror. the problem is the loudest voices only offered two choices. it's either you want more gun control or you want to arm everyone. we need to escape this prison of two ideas. here's how. we need a system that works. we once had a process for dealing with people who had a known mental illness but the process is now paralyzed by fear. people don't want to be pegged as violating someone else's rights. today psychiatric hospitals house less than one-tenth of the people they did in the 1950s. yet our population has doubled. if we can house them, then at least take them to theyhooter t. that's what we call a red flag. two, we need an industry focused on hardening soft targets. a shooter's body count is limited by

except here, jesse. >> jesse: not watters' world. >> greg: do you think twitter is responding out ofom focus pressure. if three people will get on twitter and they bombarded them. that's how i feel. >> jesse: i think liberals might complain more and target conservative speech more actively. i don't think conservatives really care that much when liberals go off because they go off so often. except someone high-profile like louisville or congo i think that's a huge double standard. jack dorsey, the ceo, admitted there is a huge institutional problem at twitter. he sits conservative employees "don't feel safe to express their opinions" at the company and it's a big problem. over 90% of donations in the 2016 presidential cycle from twitter and other social media companies went to hillary clinton. remember when twitter actually deactivated donald trump's account. some random dude in the back of the company deactivated the president of the united states account. look at these people, conservatives who been deactivated or suspended. james woods, laura bloomer, alex jones, candace owens, rog

>> jesse: spring break.git complaints about their streets getting crowded but i say who cares. it's christmas. >> emily: the neighbor was the mayor. the reason the mayor is shaking down that poor guy is that he was 200 feet away. he's probably jealous. >> greg: may be one of his relatives died through an electrocution of christmas lights and every day he comes home and he sees the lights and he thinks of uncle steve who fried in front of him and he was never the same. you are so cruel, emily. it's disgusting. >> jesse: uncle steve. >> emily: i am the christmas elf. juan, what would you do if that was your neighbor? would you go out with hot chocolate? >> juan: no, i would be upset. the streets would be crowded. i like it because i want to see it, i love that stuff. i'll go into neighborhoods where they have big lights. i think it's great fun, but i know that there's people all around and they can get through. i thought it was not fair to go after the mayor because he's the neighbor. he is saying you can't ge

jesse, i've built that entire monologue around that one clip. just wanted to do that clip and i had to work backwards. i have a theory that that seven or eight seconds explains everything you need to know about trump. everything comes from a disdain for lethargy. if you can't keep up with me, if you can't stay awake, why are you here? >> jesse: i was thinking he was upset at the king not for disrespecting the ceremony but for disrespecting melania. how dare you fall asleep while sitting next to melania, the most beautiful woman in the world? morocco is going to get a lot of tariffs. no one will survive that. i want to talk about the french-american wine war. there's been tariffs thrown around, threats. this is a trade warm going to be following closely. it doesn't really affect me too much because i drink trump wine and tariffs don't really apply. but i know a lot of people that own vineyards and they can't get any of their cabernet's sold in france because they can't compete in the marketplace. i like how trump is sticking up for the blue-colla

>> jesse: sneaky. things are running smoothly. 3,000 counties in america are finished with the vote tallies. they have all done a great job. you have one county, maybe two, one county and they have no idea how many votes were cast, counted, or how many still have to be counted and she think since running smoothly. she is a laughingstock. everyone in the country is looking at her like she's a complete moron and she's defending herself. the spin from msnbc is that she's a republican. that's what they are saying because they know -- >> geraldo: is she? >> jesse: no! she was appointed by republicans. she has run for reelection four times as a democrat. now she says she's stepping down. you know when? in two years. so she's going to oversee the recount and oversee that 2020 election. >> geraldo: isn't the point that we reasonably expect the winner to be declared the winner and isn't that just as likely that rick scott has prevailed by 12,000 on votes and that desantis has also prevailed. >> kennedy: it's ve

. >> jesse: i am jesse watters with martha maccallum, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." welcome to fox square in midtown manhattan, home of america's election headquarters on the eve of the historic midterm elections. we have a jam-packed hour ahead but first. fox news alert. in the final hours before voters head to the polls, president trump is hitting the campaign trail harder than ever as he tries to tip key toss abrasives with a flurry of rallies. in cleveland the president fired up the crowd. >> everything we have created and achieved is at stake on election day, it is. if the radical democrats take power, they will take a wrecking ball to our economy, a vote for republicans is a vote to continue our extraordinary prosperity, our extraordinary journey together. a vote for democrats is a vote to bring this economic boom crashing to a sudden halt. the democrat agenda is a socialist nightmare for our country. >> jesse: democratic big guns coming up to try to stop trump. barack obama going after the president and the

. >> jesse: i am jesse watters with morgan ortagus, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." fox news alert. moments ago trump addressing the illegal immigration crisis facing our country. the president taking aim at democrats and blaming them for the laws that enabled the problem. >> president trump: we will not allow our generosity to be abused by those who would break our laws, defy our rules, via -- violate our borders, break into our country. the laws are so bad. they are not archaic. they are incompetent. it's not that they are old. they are just bad. and we can't get any democrat votes to change them. it's only the republicans that are -- they want to change them. >> jesse: the hot-button issue has been the migrant caravan headed towards the united states. trump once again vowing to stop it. >> president trump: at this very moment, large, well organized migrants of -- caravans of migrants are headed to our southern border. some people call it an invasion. it's like an invasion. these are tough people come in many cas

. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with martha maccallum, juan williams juan williams, dana perino and gregutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." fox news alert. a lot of breaking news to tell you about. attorney general jeff sessions resigning at president trump's request. the president already naming sessions' chief of staff matthew whitaker is acting attorney general. sources telling fox news whitaker is in charge of everything at the doj, including the russian investigation. this resignation follows president trump's news conference today where he was repeatedly asked about sessions in the mueller investigation. >> reporter: can you give us clarity, server, on your thinking about the attorney general and deputy attorney general? >> president trump: i would rather answer that at a little bit different time. we're looking at a lot of different things. i'm happy with most of my cabinet. >> reporter: do you consider removing mr. mueller from his position? >> president trump: i could've ended it anytime i wanted. i didn't. there was no collusion. >> jesse: will have a r

jess: issues proving to be complicated for texas property owners. texas civil rights project and others, now helping low income land owners understand their rights. >> if you don't want the government on your property, taking surveys, measuring, taking soil samples, it's your private property, you don't have to allow anybody on it. >> we have determined it will be necessary to file an order -- jess: unless, there's a federal court orderwhich the cavazos family has now learned, is on its grew. they see this as a bad place. it's not a bad place. jess: a place, the cavazos say, aeywer is no as long as we can. for my family, for my an saysors. soledad: customs and border protection tells matter of fact, the vast majority of the 230 property owners who got "right of entry requests" starting in the spring, have signed the paperworkanother 350 letters went out in september. >> next on "matter of fact," on patrol with the agents securing one of the busiest border crossings in the southwest, plus, the military arrives in mcn.sodad: do you think the u.s troop

jesse, good afternoon. first of all, look at this beautiful sunset right behind us here right outside of our lab location. isn't that pretty? waiting for the president to get into the election watching evening, which is what he is going to be doing. he has invited friends and family over for the early results. the president believes there is nothing else that he could have done to pull republicans across the finish line. he has had 11 rallies over the last six days. that is all that he can do. he took to twitter as well. now they just have to sit back and look at the results. the feeling around here is they will probably pick up a couple of seats in the senate, so they will take control of the senate and extend their margin. a big question here tonight, what happens in the house? the predictions are that the democrats are going to take control of the house. but a lot of people remember that this time in 2016, we were getting briefings and how all the exit polls that showed that we are probably going to decl

. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kennedy, geraldo, dana and greg.t's 5:00 in new york and this is "the five" ." president trump threatening to shut down the border permanently and calling on congress to build the wall. this comes after border patrol agents fired tear gas while trying to stop migrants from the caravan from storming into the united states yesterday. the border patrol chief saying a tough response was necessary. >> our agents were being assaulted. a large group rushed the area and they were throwing rocks and bottles at my men and women, putting them in harm's way as well as other members of the caravan. we needed to disperse the group. with the assault of nature, it was imperative we disperse them from the area. >> jesse: president trump defending these of tear gas. >> they were being rushed by some very tough people and they used tear gas. here's the bottom line. nobody is coming into our country unless they come in legally. >> jesse: the president will be speaking at a rally in mississippi this hour and we will be monitoring it. ger

park in minnesota that the former wrestler a hollywood actor and the mayor of brooklyn park minnesota jesse ventura shocked the world and became the thirty eighth governor in the state of minnesota today and watching the hawks we will look back on that historic win and take a look at his time in office and the true changes that he implemented and the things he fought for in his battles with the political establishment and the mainstream media so take a journey with us as we celebrate the twentieth anniversary of governor jesse ventura. street with a thing like. this would be the last part of. the day like you that i got. with the please. please please. please this is. what caused me to run for governor i kind of french myself to help us celebrate and remember the twentieth anniversary of the political campaign that shocked the world former governor jesse ventura was joined by several key figures in his campaign and administration campaign chairman dean barkley bill hillsman the campaign advertising guru and political strategist. running mate and thirty seven year schoolteacher made. and fin

jesse: all right.e: notre dame tailgate we have the word on the street. >> we are here with qualcomm we have the tailgate going on a ton of navy fans we are having a good time. >> my company hear they are doing a nice big spread and the chef can tell you about that but we are here to have a cgood time. >> what is the chef's name quick. >> i am mister quentin austin. >> what are we looking at we haveh our barbecue ribs with barbecue sauce and then jerk chicken and then the chapultepec rob steak right here. >> i'm sensing that takes little time? . >> basically about three or four hours just to get them how i want them and then another 30 minutes on the grill. one. oh my god. listen. texas, north carolina, nashville i don't know about this guy you may have some competition over here. tailgatingwe. >> we have 250 navy fans a lot of people traveling all over the world we are world famous. >> what are you thankful for in a moment like this? . >> all the people, our fans we love our people. jesse: and we love

jesse registered 7 or 8 million new voters.or n and reverend jackson's candidacy, many of us wouldn't be in elected office. - barack obama is not the first "african-american candidate" to come close and then of course win it. jesse jackson. reverend jackson laid the foundation. [ches and applause] - on that night in 2008, i know he thought of his grandmother, i know he thought of his father and his stepfather, bulli know he thought off these children. they were just excited about the possibility ofrican-american president, but not just the possibility now that it was real, what it meant. - use hope and imagination as weapons of survival and progress. use love to motivate you and obligate you to serve the human family. young america, dream! nothing we cannot do or bor become. - as reverend said, on november 3, 1983, when i runthwhen i do this, g will ever be the same, and nothing has ever been the same. [crowd cheering] weeping music] ♪ "w- the host asked him, ell, how would you break the stalemate in vietnam?" - defoliation of

jesse ventura's being declared the winner i don't remember which you from c.b.s. or a.b.c. i don't know who made the first call but then all of a sudden the other two came right along the border. got to me there was only sixty percent of the vote. and they were declaring me the winner. everyone wanted me to go out there and i said i'm a boy you know. how when there's only sixty percent of the vote. i said you want me to walk out there and declare myself the i said what if i lose you well i'll be the biggest laughingstock in the history i said i'm not there yet and i'll never forget bill sitting there call me quiet man. he looks at me. he said you trust. to ensure i said yes bill i did he said trust me. i said. i said bill does forty percent of the phone left how can you say they haven't been wrong in fifty years because you've got to go all the way to. do here true whatever zachary fifty years. and fifty years ago you are the governor and i remember all of those huddling in the closet there to try to figure out what to do next and terry who's the unsung hero of this new pai

jesse ventura's being declared the winner i don't remember which. c.b.s. or a.b.c. i don't know the first call but then all of a sudden the other two came right along. sixty percent of. everyone wanted me to. i said you want me to walk out there. i should. be the biggest laughingstock. i said i'm not there yet and i'll never forget bill sitting there. quietly. just forty percent left how can you say. fifty years. ago. and i remember all of those huddling in. there to try to figure out what to do next terry who's a young. sun here this campaign. was crying ashley because she did not want to be first lady despite the fact that she turned into like the best first lady. it was just chaos at that point and i remember the memory when i finally did walk out all those volunteer cops were nowhere in sight all of a sudden there was like twelve smokey. around me and me. everyone out of the way. it was like almost you got taken over you know you got taken over your life was no longer or. it was a case in this election where. we. were a loose knit group and just as i said if you

lemonis: what did you quit, jess?essica: i felt like i had nothing enough to offer to help this business. i didn't want to fail her, and it was like, "i got to get out of here. i'm turning into a crazy person." lemonis: and you came back. jessica: yeah. i missed it. i missed the customers. lemonis: you can sense that jess has a level of insecurity. i don't know if the reason is because monica wants to drive the process. lemonis: have you always struggled with self-confidence. monica: can i answer? yes. jessica: i guess. lemonis: why? jessica: because she went and did the acting thing, and she's very successful. and i had resentment. money and myself and finances and paperwork -- i don't. lemonis: you don't have to apologize any more for, like, "i'm not good at something." we're here to find out what everybody's good at, not point out what they're not good at. jessica: i think, too, marcus, what i try to do is tell her what to do, and i can be extremely critical, because i'm critical of myself. lemonis: i think when je

i meant jesse. >> we look alike. >> you do.ossible that china whose economy is in a slump is now on the defensive and more willing to deal with president trump? we don't know that yet. in terms of the nafta deal, a good conservative newspaper like the "wall street journal" said this is the status quo. it could be worse. you lock at what is highlighted in terms of the nafta deal. that's dairy farmers. well, is it a much better deal for american dairy farmers? it's less than 1% increase in the quota of american dairy allowed into canada. but there is now a situation where canadians dairy can't be dumped in the united states. >> and senate chuck schumer would like that. >> the question is whether or not chuck schumer or the democrats approve of this deal. >> emily you have the floor. >> i appreciate your university of washington huskies. a shout out to us winning the championship. chuck schumer voted no in 1993 against nafta. what we have heard from him since? more shouting about it. him coming forward and saying this is not doing

erin: let's talk about jesse for a minute. andrew: okay.rin: can we have jesse come in, sit down, and talk about all this? andrew: why? erin: because i think it's unfair that he left without having a chance to say anything. andrew: jesse has e-mailed me the schedule three or four times in the entire time he's worked here, okay. he refuses to do it. erin: he's been a dedicated employee... andrew: he hasn't been. erin: yes, he has. andrew: he has not been. erin: yes, he has. andrew: dedicated to who? who is he dedicated? not me. jesse failed miserably. he wouldn't listen to a [bleep] thing i said. i don't have to ask him time and time and time and time again. e-mail me the [bleep] schedule! just do it! erin: that's the answer to everything, "just do it." andrew: well, just do it. when you do it, do it. erin: and again, we've had this talk, the false threats, this and that and yelling and screaming gets nowhere because people don't take it seriously. andrew: and i trusted people to manage. erin: that's not fair. andrew: what are you talking ab

>> jesse: no, hold it right on. i'm just giving you a -- >> anthony: just hold it right on?- making a joke. >> anthony: taking advantage of the city boy. >> man 2: that wind's gotta be 20 miles an hour. >> daniel: yeah, holding the rifle in this wind without a brace, it's tough. >> man 3: all eyes are on you, no pressure. [ gunshot ] >> man 4: pretty close, huh? >> man 5: pretty close, yeah. >> man 6: yeah, he may have been a hair left. [ gunshot ] >> man 7: a little high that time, i think. [ gunshot ] a little right. shooting real good, though, tony. >> bill: i mean, you're not missing it by much. if you were elk hunting, you'd be hitting it. >> anthony: exhale, pull, and squeeze? >> daniel: the big -- the biggest thing is, just let it surprise you. as you're pulling the trigger, squeeze it slow and every time it goes off, it should surprise you, that way you don't flinch. [ gunshot ] >> bill: that looked right on. that looked right on to me. >> anthony: i gotta tell you, i'm proud of myself right now. that was like -- >> jesse: yeah, that was great. >> anthony: i was some

jesse wrote about it in his essay. dad right there as he reads it. >> it can be very frustrating knowing that everywhere you go there will always be someone whispering about you. there's no doubt in my mind jackie robinson experienced the same thing. i have become adept in the last few years to ignoring the stares, but i still know they're there. i have a huge family with seven siblings to help me along. they have my back and i have theirs. >> reporter: and jesse, the other world series champ, left us with this. >> you can do anything you want to do as long as you're driven to do it. you can do anything. >> so true. and so we choose jesse, overcoming odds. and looking up to jackie robinson. (woman) we'd been counting down it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for lows. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with dia

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and watch as jesse plays in his first ever basketball game with his team.told us about his biggest challenge. >> definitely the way people react to seeing me. you don't usually see an armless kid every day. everywhere i go i'm going to get stared at, pointed at. >> reporter: jesse wrote about it in his essay. >> it can be very frustrating knowing that everywhere you go there will always be someone whispering about you. there's no doubt in my mind jackie robinson experienced the same thing. i have become adept in the last few years to ignoring the stares, but i still know they're there. i have a huge family with seven siblings to help me along. they have my back and i have theirs. >> reporter: and jesse, the other world series champ, left us with this. >> you can do anything you want to do as long as you're driven to do it. >> so

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