is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters prime time. tonight. >> not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us to start having fewer gambling with millions of people. you are gambling with world war iii. >> jesse: trump and zelenskyy get into it. >> great television i will say that. >> what has this experience been like for you as a person? to deal with all of this hate and attack? >> pretty stressful actually. >> i think they actually want to kill me. >> jesse: elon musk wants to get a few things off his chest. >> they don't -- don't just want to tell me they want to desecrate my course. >> i used to be a democratic voter i am an independent now because i'm sick of how incompetent the democratic party's. they are not incompetent necessarily they are just corrupt. >> jesse: democrats running for the hills of. >> talking about the people who are openly nazis. >> jesse: plus. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: today was interesting. zelenskyy went to the white house and that the fashion police. -- met the fashion police. >> he is all dre

jesse. >> jesse: it's cute. >> jessica: freedom fries. >> jesse: they're trying to be competitive.] let them have a little fun. >> greg: it is kind of cute, and a little precious. they're like the girl you teased in third grade that you secretly kind of like. being so funny. they make us brownies, they clean up well. they might even help you move. but it is still canada. >> jesse: it's still canada. >> judge jeanine: okay, so, canada reminds me of sebastian in "the little mermaid." his whole identity has to do with the mermaid. he follows the mermaid around, and that is what is so much fun. he's connected, and he's got an allegiance with the mermaid. without the mermaid, he's nothing. >> jessica: i like it. we are watching that at home with cleo. it holds up. >> dana: i think a little patriotism is a great thing, especially if -- they are our neighbor. we want them to be proud of themselves. we want them to do better. we expect better of them, so this is not a bad thing. this is prodding them to be more proud of their country, to do more, innovate more, create more. like, we would

i do feel what jesse said argue with him on the merits. but if you look at what he has accomplished and overcome in his life, any of them would be proud of that person if his name wasn't elon musk. >> yeah, rural broadband. >> that's a big issue. >> is that like the dixie chicks? >> very good. >> i like it. >> jessica, i think you might agree with me on this is that it's another example of how identity politics, if it's in your if you filter everything through it, you end up being a tribalist just like the people you condemn. so it's like they just see musk as south african go back to south africa. >> i'm not. >> even sure. >> they. >> really do. >> because this. >> would have. >> come up. >> a lot earlier. >> i feel like it's a moment of. >> grasping at straws to. feel phil. >> fill the. >> tv time. >> and it would be much. >> easier to stick to the merits. >> of the criticisms. >> i think these are. >> exactly the. >> kinds of immigrants that. >> we. >> can. >> all agree. >> that we want to. >> have. >> here to come and build companies,

>> jesse: it's just a promotional trick. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: but where did she come out of hibernation? >> jesse: she was in harvard square. >> judge jeanine: doing what? >> jesse: she spoke about her experiences with joe biden and said it was a real "cooker pressure." that's what she said. >> dana: the promotional tease is sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> jesse: we also have the epstein files and 8:00. don't miss those. >> judge jeanine: i hear they're not so exciting. >> greg: they never are. everything is redacted. at least that's what my doctor told me. >> jesse: you had george santos on the show. >> judge jeanine: what's he doing? >> greg: just being his old charming self. i'm tired of this banter, aren't you? lisa: hello, everyone. i'm lisa boothe along with joey jones, jason chaffetz, welcome to the big weekend show. ukrainian president zelenskyy in london licking wounds after the oval office smack down with president trump and vp vance. their meeting may have not resulted in a minute rale's deal

back with me or jesse moore and brendan buck. so, guys, jesse, i'll start with you here.epeatedly pointed to the courts as being the critical check for trump's abuse of power. but is there confidence the administration will fully comply with any rulings? and if not, what happens then? >> i be shocked to find anyone who's confident that they'll comply. that's one of the one of the. >> most. >> terrifying parts of what's happening right now is the very those little moments when you hear the president or his supporters or. >> his staff. >> say the quiet part out loud. >> and we've heard a number. >> of times, including from the president himself, we might have to take a look at some of these judges. that sounds scary. and it also sounds not so subtle. it's an ominous it's an ominous warning for the democracy, because we do we rely on norms. we rely on systems that are reliant on people respecting the rule of law, respecting courts, judges and courts don't have militaries to enforce their law. they rely on the american people, on our democracy to function with respect, with h

>> jesse: it's just a promotional trick. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: but where did she come out of hibernation? >> jesse: she was in harvard square. >> judge jeanine: doing what? >> jesse: she spoke about her experiences with joe biden and said it was a real "cooker pressure." that's what she said. >> dana: the promotional tease is sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> jesse: we also have the epstein files and 8:00. don't miss those. >> judge jeanine: i hear they're not so exciting. >> greg: they never are. everything is redacted. at least that's what my doctor told me. >> jesse: you had george santos on the show. >> judge jeanine: what's he doing? >> greg: just being his old charming self. i'm tired of this banter. aren't you ?esse w tonight. >> the war. not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> trump and zelensky get into it. >> this is going to be great television. i wi

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news.ead back up to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thank you. well, now we go to southern california this afternoon in concerns over toxic debris from the la county fires has residents there protesting. >> many say the debris is everywhere, even washing up onto beaches, as reporter bill melugin explains. residents are demanding to know who is responsible. >> california is still recovering from a series of massive wildfires that destroyed thousands of homes. but after the fires came near, record rainfall and mudslides, pushing much of the toxic debris into the ocean. now it's washing up on beaches throughout southern california. county officials are warning residents to stay clear, but many beach goers say they never got the message. >> i'm definitely, probably going to dry off now just because i haven't heard anything. >> i do have concerns, and i'm having second thoughts as to where we're sitting. >> meanwhile, there's a growing controversy over where all the ash and waste will be st

is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters prime time

nbc's jesse kirsch is also in new orleans. so, jesse, welcome.w us the scene and how the security is looking compared to past events. >> yeah. so. >> alex, right behind. >> us is one. >> of the parade routes that is. >> going to see a lot of action throughout. >> the rest of the weekend. into monday and tuesday. tuesday, of course, actual mardi gras, fat. >> tuesday. >> but the festivities go on for weeks. this is something that draws thousands of people. but this year there is a change. as yo alluded to, there. is substantially more federal support from a law enforcement perspective. and this is because of what happened on new year's day when a terrorist barreled down bourbon street and killed more than a dozen people. and the aftermath of that, there has been a lot of soul searching when it comes to security here. and one of the things officials have pushed for is more federal support, and they have that now. so that means teams, including customs and border protection officers are along parade routes. we're told there are also teams on boats a

. >> and as ktvu jesse gary reports, and fire officials say a change could affect response times. >>fficult for everyone and this particular agency, this is going this is going to create a change for cal fire. >> for the first time since 1980, 320mi!s of land in unincorporated south santa clara county will have a new fire protector tuesday, the county's board of supervisors taking a second and final vote to terminate its longstanding contract with cal fire. >> this is a move by the central fire agency to absorb more into their department, to create a true county fire department. >> currently, residents outside of gilroy, morgan hill and san martin are covered by the south santa clara county fire district. its coverage area is reflected in green on the map. but county officials say for the past several years, that district has been hemorrhaging money and is close to insolvency. in fact, they've had to use money from the general fund to bridge the current fiscal shortfall. so the south county fire district will be incorporated with the county's central fire district. advocates point to

jesse is a founding artist of the minnesota street project artist studios sfmoma seca award finalistand the 2018 and 2020 artist fellow of the nea japan u.s. friendship commission. he's also has very close ties with a number of projects that are focused in this neighborhood commercial and otherwise just close connections to the to the community itself. >> the work was installed in two mobilizations by outdoor fine art services and is permitted through a use agreement with recreation and parks as owners of the sidewalk zone at lower grade highway and a major encroachment permit with public works as owners of the judah and 43rd avenue sidewalk. >> a few words about the artwork itself. pacific transit evokes san francisco's unique western edge where the geometry of the urban grid meets the wild openness of the shoreline and the ocean. the work is composed of concrete pedestals supporting organic forms cast in bronze from found objects are carved from stone quarried in the california foothills. each object bears traces of movement and transformation like wave tossed driftwood or stones w

jesse: it's like running a circus. and she was totally right. [cheers, applause] drew: thank you so much, everybody. we make the show for you, so take it with you. [music playing and applause] >> you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. you are gambling with world war iii. >> john: an oval office photo-op turns into the shouting match seen around the world. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. it all started out friendly enough. president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy appeared before cameras in the oval office before what was to be a luncheon and the signing of a historic deal to give the united states access to ukraine's wealth of minerals. >> maurice: but it quickly turned into a loud argument involving the two presidents and vice president j.d. vance over ending the war, vladimir putin, and whether zelenskyy had shown enough gratitude for u.s. support. in the end, there was no deal, no lun

ladies first lowell and washington over at chase center tonight. 1st quarter, washington's jesse child

. >> jesse. >> what she said. promotional tease. it's sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> we also have the epstein files tonight at 8:00. >> yeah. >> don't miss those. >> i hear they're not so exciting. >> very mysterious. >> what happened? are they? never are. everything's redacted. >> yeah. >> at least that's what my doctor told me. you know, watch tonight. what? >> wait, you have jorge santos on the show? >> yes i do. yeah. what? i'm excited. >> what's he doing? >> oh, just being his old, charming self. all ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [cheers and applause] charlie: good saturday morning, and welcome to "fox & friends" weekend. good morning, rachel, and good morning, doctor. >> good morning. rachel: so nice of you to join us. paul: they kicked zelenskyy out of d.c., they had to kick me out. [laughter] rachel: no lunch. did the staffers eat your lunch? peter: they said there was going to be lunch at 9 a.m. rachel: i will be buying lunch. breakfast, to the lunch. by the way, toba pla

. >> i think it was jesse marsch. i'll get right. j.b. crockett. >> we're going to go with jasmyne crockett. >> i'm going to say hakeem jeffries. >> uh. >> who was it? >> um, here's the answer. >> if you could speak directly to elon musk, what would you say? >> off. >> uh. >> we'll be right back. >> this cnn original have i got news for you is brought to you by harbor freight. whatever you do, do it for less. at harbor freight. >> you might know harbor freight for affordability. you might not know performance and durability. go along with it. we test and then we test again. now it's time to put us to the test. whatever you do, do it for us. at harbor freight. >> about 1 in 5 people with fatty liver disease have nash, which can lead to cirrhosis. >> i thought i had fatty liver disease, but it's actually nash and it's scarring my liver. >> there's different. >> there's different is the first and only treatment for nash with moderate to advanced liver scarring. without cirrhosis. it works directly in the liver to help reduce scarring and red

the rally was being held by reverend jesse jackson and reverend william jones.director of the local chapter. she always was as much a freedom fighter as she was a unique, gifted artist. and when we hear the charts claiming her magnitude of hits killing me softly. first time i ever saw his face, it went against what was considered the trend at the time of hard beating r&b. she was smooth and soft, mastered the piano and brought us into a kind of music that showed all cultures us at our best. we are better people and we are better culture because of roberta flack. she will always be missed, but thank god we'll have her voice that we can always turn on and listen to. and then this morning, i learned of the passing of a real freedom fighter that i've been in the trenches with for 35 or 40 years. in my teen years till now. hazel dukes, the former national president of the naacp and the head of the new york state chapter. i cannot think of an issue and a time. hazel dukes was not on the front line. she and i have gone to jail together, being arrested for demonstration

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jesse watters last week, he also talked about hearing from 20 year vet who served his country for 20gon and then got dodged. and of course, that came as a great surprise. and that's something that i saw when we were fighting to balance the budget is, you know, a lot of people that were saying balance the budget, balance the budget, balance the budget. and as we were going there, time and again, you would hear from constituents who say, yeah, balance the budget. but you do understand you guys overstepped here or you overstepped there. and it's very different. when we were going through subcommittees and committees and then, you know, it was actually a more thought through process than just a guy holding up a chainsaw at cpac saying, i'm going to cut everything wildly. david drucker, i will tell you politically what what is just politically, what is fascinating about this is if you look at donald trump's poll numbers, he has gone down in some polls. but if you look at his rcp average, if you look at his 538 average, he's he's about he's about, you know, even 48, 48 maybe plus one one a

>> well, jess, it's round two for these federal workers who have received this email asking them to detail a list of their accomplishments for the past week. it comes just one week after around this time last saturday. opm has sent that initial email, which surprised and caught many federal workers off guard. and now there is a similar email that started to go out on friday night. we know of several agencies where employees started to receive this email. it includes places like the cdc, the veterans affairs department, as well as the department of education. and these workers are being asked to list in bullet point form five accomplishments that they had from the previous week and to copy in their managers. now, what's a little bit different about this email compared to the one sent last week, is that it does say that this will be required each week, and the responses will be due by 11:59 p.m. eastern on monday. but it does come as there's a lot of questions with these federal workers about whether they do need to respond. they haven't laid out what any repercussions might be if people do

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brendan buck, jesse moore, guys, thank you both so much. meantime, in moments, a former pentagon insider joins me to give me her take of the historic meltdown in the oval office. at the top of the hour. good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome, everyone. to alex witt reports. we have breaking news, a white house official telling nbc news that direct negotiations between the trump administration and ukraine are on hold. we're going to have a live report on that in moments. ukrainian president zelensky meeting today with the prime minister of the uk, keir starmer. zelenskyy amassing international support in the wake of that disastrous oval office meeting with president trump and vice president j.d. vance. >> mr. president, with. >> respect. >> i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> and not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards. right now you are playing. >> cards. >> you'

. >> doctor jesse turner is the leader of the literacy center at central connecticut state university he feels the main issue here is inequality in public education. >> america should be asking. >> a question. >> do we really care about our children? all of our children? and i would argue that maybe we don't. >> a 2019 report from build, which promotes equity in public schools, found that majority nonwhite school districts get $23 billion less than districts that serve mostly white students. minority enrollment in hartford public schools is at about 90%. >> the department. >> of education. >> is a big con job. >> plus, turner fears a crucial guardrail will be lost if the trump administration follows through with abolishing the department of education. >> how do i. >> protect the special education children? who do i go to if i close it down? >> college has presented its own obstacles, but alicia says uconn has been accommodating, but she doesn't want any other student to go through what she experienced. >> i know we can do better, and i know we have a powerful community that wants to d

also present is deputy city attorney jesse minority who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls is the board's legal system our long way? and i'm julie lamar, the board's executive director. >> we will also be joined by representative from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening and tonight we just have one representative caitlin azevedo, deputy director of the san francisco entertainment commission. >> the board meeting guidelines are as follows the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings no eating or drinking in the hearing room. >> the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellant's permanent holders and department respondents each are given seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within these 7 or 3 minute periods. members of the public are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebu

first lowell against washington. 1st quarter, washington's jesse child, the deep 3. >> ties the gameged the eagles with 10 points. low responds with a 9, nothing run to end the quarter. as she lay 10 doc, the reverse layup, 12, 3 lowell after one 2nd quarter. more defense poke a quick and streets waltz the steal. and the deuce. at the other end, she led all scorers with 17 4th quarter yet more little walsh to caitlin, send for the layin. >> and congrats to lowell a winner. 45 27 about the boy's final lincoln and washington. >> fun sequence here at the end of the 1st quarter lincoln's caleb on coast to coast euro step. that's nice laid up just a couple of ticks left on the clock. >> enough time for is hi, lou to launch from. course. thank you very much. ok, walk 2nd quarter, cory abbott out to jonah shoe washington, up 1917, and mckay mccabe from nba range. lincoln up. 28. 25. that's the start of a 20 nothing run which pretty much decided the game. fred davis and one for the dagger mustangs win. 55 40 and they are chance that'll do it for sports. have a great weekend. >> did you ever

my father had a great saying, he used to say jesse james at least had the respect to wear a mask.hey should be wearing masks for what they're doing today. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. arrington: i yield one minute to my friend, the gentleman from kansas, another budget committee member who had a hand in developing this fiscal framework, mr. ron estes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kansas is recognized for one minute. the chair: the gentleman from kansas is recognized for one minute. mr. estes: for four years americans suffered from crippling inflation and massive spending and burdensome regulation. on top of that we're on the verge of increased taxes for families, workers and small businesses if we fail to act. our mandate is to restore and secure our nation both physically and financially. it's critical we pass a bill that enables us to address all these priorities including an extension of the tax cuts and jobs act. in my home state, kansans will see an average of $2200 increa

i will ask jess to add her views. she follows this carefully. but it is a reason to be concerned. >> congressman, as -- >> gene, you can be a little more forthcoming because you are retiring. if you want to have at it let me know what you think but i apologize. >> va has struggled making sure the veterans get timely access to healthcare is not having the right number of people with the right skill sets to treat them will affect a long standing issue in terms of timeliness of care as we reported in the past about hug veterans have waited for the people that schedule the points are essential to making sure they get the care in the va facilities and community. >> right now i ask the va how much back log do you have on cases veterans coming in. what is the backlog of cases because it tax forever to get appointments and at the told me ted a backlog today of 250,000 cases at the va. they just laid off an initial 2,400. can you surmise what that will create? >> it will make an already bad situation likely worse. va handling disability issues is also on