admits to meeting the women, but insists that no line was ever crossed. journalist and commentator chadwick moore spoke to us about how easy it is these days to ruin someone's life. before there's been any due process, a crime doesn't have to be committed in order for you to have your reputation road in hollywood. now with this actor, we don't know, there hasn't been the criminal investigation yet. hasn't been the trial. obviously, we're not the evidences, but that also kind of falls in line with a lot of what we're seeing with this sort of lead me to movement where you have basically allegations that come after powerful men decades later, years and years later. you know, that's never a good thing, especially when you're looking for evidence to convict someone. especially if chris had actually sexually assaulted someone, there been plenty of times in which it's been proven that a woman all the excuse the man for vindictive reasons. it really discredits and doesn't a grave injustice people who are actually victims of sexual assaults. we need to realize that there are actual sexual criminals out th

and the press journalist and commentator chadwick moore told us that americans have actually long been spied on by their governments deeply shocking and chilling, actually to put it more accurately. but this is also nothing really new. and this is something that transcends administration that transcend democrat and republican administration. and there's absolutely no reason why someone from a government should be looking at your bank records, who you're emailing your travel records. it goes on a mentally against everything that this country stands floor that's in our constitution. so it doesn't matter if you have something to hide or not. it's wrong and it should be a legal probably is a legal and it's not preventative, of the values of this country and the people in journalists are being the themes. and this is all being funded by our government. it seems like congress should be able to do something about it. they won't, you put up quotes and congress people who are saying are deeply concerned. i don't think anything will happen. might be, i don't know if it's too far to say that mayb

the chadwick moore does claim that cnn just pretends to give biden a tough time. what does make it strain? does that go proudly reporting on this? i'd ring that i'm trying to reaffirm their commitment to neutrality and to pretend like they've been giving the vitamin ration the time when nothing compared to what they did. the last president here and we're going to be very powerful. forces out of many that worked tirelessly get this president elected and to trash and slander the former president into oblivion or so they taught me, don't forget. during the 2016 election, we had all those email leaks that show that that was colluding with reporters and presenters on cnn about what questions to ask during debate and how to frame certain things. and that to be what we're hearing here with abided ministration. they show. busy up to see it has offices and they explain, you know, they're unhappy with the bad reporting, the for boarding fee. and it is that bad. i think the real situation is probably much worse through like a nomic situation in this country than even seeing

. >> jesse: chadwick moore is the editor in chief of outspoken and chief editor at "the specter."have so many instances of that. we just would've run out of time. >> she is wonderful! the gift that keeps on giving. the governor of georgia running for reelection. but does she actually think she's going to win? her behavior seems to think that she knows it's number one a very bad year to be a democrat, especially controversial one like her. secondly, look at her behavior in how she's been spending the last year. plans to release the romance novels that she wrote under her pen pen name selena montgomery, and she doesn't seem like the behavior of someone who is anticipating winning or think she's going to be governor. i do not think she wants to be governor. i think she wants to be a daniel danielle steel. >> jesse: have you read any of these publications and how titillating are they? >> they are very difficult to get a hold of. i'll certainly let you know, they are on my stocking stopper mix. >> jesse: will have you back for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at her steamy romance n

. >> sean: chadwick moore is a columnist with "the spectator" and he joins me now.n act of love or is this really about consequence free sex? >> why stop at the vasectomy? lop the whole thing off and trends which if you really love your wife and you want show her a supporter of womanhood. i would love to see how "the washington post" and this reporter who is clearly a bit too excited about the idea of men being mutilated in a clinical setting unnecessarily, how would you react if women were doing the same thing? if there is a trend of women getting their tubes tied to show how much they love their husband and maybe it's not such a bad idea. how would they react to that? we would know, these women are horrible and self hating. of course, we can laugh at the men doing this doing this now and it's perfectly in line. it's what drives the left, it's their religion, it kills about everything they do and of course they believe in population control. they want fewer people on the planet. of course populations are growing in rich western countries except by illegal immigrati