>> harold: i did >> harold: put it on the floor for a vote mr. johnson mr.ue respect if you're so confident dead on arrival let your caucus vote on it. let people make amendments to it and send it back to the senate and let's get our border under control. it's broken. unless we want more stories like we're dealing with in new york. >> judge jeanine: the fact that we already have the laws on the books and joe biden won't let the border patrol enforce the laws is reason enough to believe even if we pass something joe biden's agenda is to let them in >> harold: why do you think the border endorsed this. >> judge jeanine:. >> judge jeanine: because they didn't have a chance. >> dana: up next the president is going to war against snickers, the president's bizarre new pitch to voters. ♪ ♪ we'll raise up our glasses against evil forces singing whiskey for my man before my horses. ♪ i did have hearing aids from another company. i was just frustrated... i almost gave up. with miracle-ear it's all about service. they're personable, they're friendly. i'm very happy wit

thank you harold >> harold: couple things.s are -- this dog is a protective dog and we should all have a commander in our lives that would protect us like this. i just, i mean, i can't -- we all love dogs and i can't attack dogs. he's protecting the president -- i've never heard him say he bit joe biden so they clearly need more training and they have to figure out how to make this right but none of us would attack a dog and i'm not going to accuse the german shepherd. >> not dog's fault >> harold: my dog has bitting mean before >> judge jeanine: what is use you are dog >> harold: i have a jack roughly -- are you now discriminating against little dogs. >> judge jeanine: yes, injure dogs a little dog >> harold: we all need a commander. two, the vice-president, i hope we have vice-presidents at all times who are confident in their abilities. she is. i hope we have vice-presidents at all times who are substantive. i think she is but need more to come out because i think there's a lacking on the part of a lot of americans, even so

that here is fantastic. >> jesse: thank you, harold. >> harold: a couple of things.e -- this dog is a protective dog. we should all have a commander in our lives. that would protect us like this. i just -- we all love dogs, i can't attack dogs. he is protecting -- i've never heard him say he bit joe biden, so they clearly need some more training and he has to figure out how to make this right, but none of us would attack a dog and i'm not accusing come i'm not going to attack this -- >> dana: is not the dog's fault. >> harold: are not going to attack the president. my dog has bitten me before. >> jeanine: well, what is your dog? >> harold: are you now discriminating against dogs? >> jeanine: your dog is a little dog little dog. >> harold: we all need a commander. the vice president, i hope we have vice presidents at all time who are confident in their abilities. she is. i hope we have vice presidents at all times who are so abstinent. i think people looking come i think vice president harris is substantive. she needs to have more come out because i think there is a l

harold? to win wimbledon australian open. greatest arena in tennis is named for him out here in new york u.s. open finals are played his passion and love for the game power all the exclusion and hate he had to encounter early in his life. congrats to him and his family. congrats to my pal bret baier on winning the horatio alger award. >> dana: jesse's show is going to be great tonight "jesse watters primetime" at 8:00. >> greg: that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: i really love harold, greg. thank you. >> greg: me too, dreamy. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the house tees up an historic vote on the impeachment of the homeland security secretary as the senate border bill is on life

i would agree that nobody has the numbers you have. >> greg: that's true, harold. >> harold: anothernger audience, it's another rep for him, and they will have social media footage. we have to accept both of our candidates, it looks like that we will nominate for president, the democrat and republic and side are both. one thing you are not surprised by is if you hear tomorrow, and it says "my father --" if you hear that a 75-year-old guy or older passes tomorrow you are not totally shocked. these guys are older. two guys that we have nominated that are pretty old likely to run for president. three, the obama speech riders, i listens to them. the last thing they said, the advice they had for biden, critical of things and we played at. their advice for them was the handlers in the white house to let president biden be himself, that they say he has a temper, they say he quips about things that may be off-brand, off-color. one of those things tweeting out and letting it go viral to see he has a lot of things going on in his mind in a lot of ways he may say things, and people may not thin

>> harold: listen to me.overnment. >> jesse: he got a diamond when he was in the whvice president's office. >> harold: he was nodding office in 2017. your president was there ince 2017. listen tgiveo me. i hear you. these are facts that i think are relevant to this. they said he was defiant. defiant is not a crime nor is it grounds for impeachment. you could all be right and you could definitely be wrong. one thing we know, he has d efcomplied. has gone and sat with themmpli and gone with the rules. he has sat in a closed-doorse hearing. apparently he will sit in an open door hearing and we will get a chance to see it. the only thing i have heard chairman comer say is the stuff about two checks and millions oi dollars. i will just sally this, and i don't think anything is wrong with it.en when president trump left office, he decided to do w businessit with the liv golf tournament. they have used some of his golf courses i understand he's being compensated for it. that's not something i would do, but that's no

harold ford jr.?ing in the barbershop, watching the barbershop scene, it is something that frankly i am hearing from friends and others around the country who have their own journeys who are helping them understand -- own johnny's who are helping them understand. the white house, you are making a mistake not to do the super bowl interview. the 2-3 questions. he gives the president an opportunity to get as many reps and practice as he and others may need to lay out the agenda and vision for the campaign. when the president walks out of an event, he has got to come in regards of the question, be railing off point after point after point why he should be reelected. there shouldn't be any waiting for the question, trying to be funny about things. this is a serious moment. this polling data -- this is the first time in my lifetime where secretary clinton, and then candidate donald trump, both had plus 95% name recognition. people felt like they knew them. never had one president and a former president in m

harold?harold: but i don't feel right. >> greg: all of the parents would be very suspicious of the grown man in a go kart at the playground. judge. >> jeanine: slide. the first thing that came to my mind is going down the slide again and again and again. >> shannon: i would say everything i thought as a kid, like being forced to take naps and go to bed early. >> greg: i read this the wrong way. i said, talk to my parents. figure, figure out what it was like, ask them question i forgot to ask. >> jesse: do you tell your parents what companies to invest in? >> greg: there you go. c, it is always transactional with jesse. i would try to make money. it is always transactional. you are a terrible human being. is there something that you like that nobody would believe you do. all right, jesse? >> jesse: read. >> greg: yes, that is good. >> jesse: i actually really read a lot. i have quite a nice library. >> greg: oh, wow. what about you, judge, something that you like that nobody would believe? >>

>> harold: that's assumed -- >> jesse: what was the money for? >> harold: can i finish?one is paid $24 million, who cares if it's legal? >> jesse: who cares if it's legal? >> harold: who cares as long as it's legal is what i'm saying. part of what they are saying about hunters that is unqualified. if he is unqualified come he's a gal educated lawyer that started a business. people hire consultants to do things all the time they may not be -- people hire ceos all the time to get fired. we say they didn't do the job right. if joe biden was part of this, let's say he was receiving money. if you are not government it wouldn't matter. it's not illegal. >> jesse: you can bribe a politician's family is what you're saying question work >> harold: he was now in government. >> jesse: he got a diamond when he was in the vice president's house. >> harold: he was not in office in 2017. given allegation. listen, i hear you. these are facts that are relevant. i listened, he was defiant. defiance is not a crime. nor is defines grounds for impeachment. you all could be right and you coul

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harold?gree with whom e liked, and w people whom i agree with, some of them i don't like. i don't think i could work with an organization that doesn'tat allow me to eat chick-fil-a, and i certainly couldn't work with an organization that denounced popeye's. yesterday with the comedians , if you don't like someone who makes you laugh or makes you uncomfortable or makes you disagree, don't watch him, don't go there, the don't punishse people who do. >> jesse: judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: the scary part of the whole thing, it's not about journalism anymore. i remember a time whenurna journalism involves, like, deep investigations, sources, juststg making sure that they were werbreaking a story after montf intensive research. it doesn't happen anymore. thisanym is just nonsense, woke nonsense. the people who claimwoke to be e most inclusive are the peoplemo who don't want to accept anything other than what they think is important. to hell with 'em. >> jesse: he should have said the baconator,

[laughter] >> dana: you go, harold. >> harold: h.w.ore, biden, none of them lacked confidence. everyone thought they would be able to serve if the opportunity presented itself. but in fact two had a chance to serve. hw did and biden did. and biden is. there's no getting around the fact that the vice president has had some missteps. and we certainly have had our share of chronicling them on the show. and she deserves to be spotlighted when those things happen. for me, the most glaring challenge for the vice president is that she was given i think the most important combination of a national security and domestic policy which was the border. and i think whomever that anonymous person who did not want to be identified in the administration that to question her efficacy around the issue is a legitimate point. we have had advice around the table trying to give advice, one of the things i have never understood as she is -- was one of the most effective crime fighters as an attorney general in the country, why you would not travel around the

harold? >> harold: that was black history month kind of thing. after being deployed. came to see his sister. class great story great thing. >> jesse: great story. that's it for us. have great night. >> bret: hey, jesse, the super bowl has awesome thank god i listened to greg when placing my bet. >> greg: ca-ching. >> bret: thanks, buddy. good evening, bret baier. new information on the woman who opened fire on one of opened fi

and then you hit me, harold.unnecessary. >> harold: again we have to go to t the tapes on those. you have been a supporter, and you might've had it wrong whente he talked about the need not to judge people so quickly. i would say to kill things.th one, gavin newsom isin an effective advocate for -- and surrogate for president biden. he ie fos smart, he is youthfule understands the facts. and he's able to compile and articulate these things which make him an effective advocate to the president. there's been record job growth, record investment inther the u.o be able to innovate or build more, manufacture more, create things more here at home. you look at what we w would likn for covid, much better at administration. standing for women and families who want the freedom to say when theiisr families can start and w they want their families to start and even grow. finally, resident, i thought he swas right, because the stock market is doing well and the economy is doingha well. the dow and the s&p and nasdaq are much

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harold, if you were advising, what would you recommend they do? >> harold: you take it seriously.d we have shown some anecdotal things here on the show, and i am sure they are seeing some of this. you almost have to take seriously that tom swazi in an election, a special election here in new york, that will portend to come i think come in many ways, what we should anticipate come november. he doesn't believe that mr. biden would be particularly helpful and i believe that a republican has not invited mr. trump, but put that aside. how do you meet voters where they are? how do you begin to talk about those things you have done and what you are going to do going forward to create more ownership and access to opportunities for communities that have been left behind? how are you going to invest in schools and hold people to a metric to ensure kids are being educated? the bread and butter things i think are things that sometimes democrats lose track of. they think that every two years or four years you can run a get out the vote campaign with african americans and they're going to get o

edith, who was harold's high school sweetheart. it is truly been my privilege to get to know both harold and during my time on the lincoln forum board. and finally, let me introduce your moderator. certainly not last, but certainly not least. i'm delighted to introduce as your moderator for this panel discussion my friend aaron carlson, mass. i first got to know aaron during tenure as the executive director of president lincoln's cottage in washington, d.c., where she spearheaded an innovative approach to the site as both a center of lincoln history and a venue which to examine issues relevant to both lincoln's time and our own. under aaron's leadership, the cottage became less of a museum of objects and more of a museum of ideas rooted in the place in which they took shape. president lincoln's cottage received awards for excellence during aaron's tenure, including a presidential medal. its international students opposing program. 50 great places to work in washington d.c. and the best museum off of the mall for four years in a row

what say you, harold jr.?ing the barbershop scene there it's something frankly i'm hearing from friends and others around the country who have their own johnny's. i'd say a couple of things to democrats and the white house you'reel making mistake not to the super bowl interview. i think jessie right it gives the president opportunity to get as many reps and practice he ana others may neey d to lay out th agenda and vision for the d campaign. vi two, with a president walks out of an event regardless of the question railing off point after point why he should be reelected there shouldn't be any weightinu for the question trying to be funny about things and this is a serious moment. this is the first time in my lifetime where what you say with secretary clinton and then donald trump have plus 95 percent nameelt recognition. this will be the same. we have never had one president and former president in my eryb lifetime running against one another. you have to be on your "a" game off the helicopter on a plane ih th

harold ford jr. harold ford >> i think democrats ought to be replacing him, i don't think that. as david axelrod said, you can't unring the bell. the president has diminished faculties, this was happening and this was prevalent before the report came out. robert hur will not bring charges because the jury might not want to convict the president if they bring charges, is something they'll have to deal with. judge, you are right, and dana, as well, the timing was wrong for a person who -- i don't care your age, if you are not night-time person, you should not do night-time press conference, especially angry. the president has to stay active, accept super bowl interview, layout and understand what you want to say when you talk about your record and what you plan to do if elected four more years, stay on congress about passing border security bill, get funding for israel and ukraine, the meeting with the german chancellor was a smart thing and answers were smart. he has to stay up and don't put him out at night ever began. not good for him or our allies or those who seek to do us ha

all right, harold. jim, i hope i am pronouncing your name correctly.duated from minor league baseball became the 7th woman to call a minor league game. her captain mask can be found in the hall of fame. expected for more games spring training if she gets the call up to the major leagues she will be the first woman to regular season umpire game. >> greg: help me, please. >> shannon: missouri firefighters saved a trapped bald eagle. they happen to be in the right place at the right time. they noticed injured eagle on a different call play laying in a ditch. once they finished the human emergency. took him back to the firehouse. and they got him into a rehabilitation. >> greg: first female bald eagle to be -- >> jesse: you go girl. you go, eagle. that's it for us have great night. >> bret: i could watch the baby reacting to the snoring a lot longer. just run that thank you.

harold and i, watching trump live on stag ere in te. he was >> yet he was like, i call hillary beautiful. like,hillary.y now, i took the crooked off and i gave it to joe. he's crooked now because it makes more sense. although sleepy, sleepy was still good and he's going up on the cnn rings, it never beenh lower and it was a lot. the camera in the red light wente red li out and everybody but if you listen to jake tapper, this guyta begging on hb hands and knees for gavin newsom to geegt in race, i'veac. never seen anything. he's just flirting with them. yeah it's a big flirt. yeah. okay. all right, greg, look, the truth is that joe biden now has a cheat sheet, all right? he has a cheat sheet. he already knows what theth questione qus going to be, who the questioners are and what the answers are. and this is foe, whor a event. i can almost get it for a public event. but if you're raising money with donors and you've got to know who the donors are, what they lookth and what are questions are going to ask, and then what you're going to answ

>> harold: first off peter doocy did a great job last night. reaction on some of our evening shows when he said in the room it didn't come across as the exchange as tough as it was. and i thought his reporting efforts was great, too. the president's loss is fast fall. on both sides republican and democrat. president biden last night, i think even in that interview, in the press conference there, demonstrated to a lot of americans what mr. hur wrote in that piece. i think if you take a step back in the special counsel report, the notion that the president biden willfully retained these documents. the second piece of this the questions will come around whether or not president trump, who also is facing challenges here, did he -- should he be charged the same way or should he be being investigated the same way? i think an obstruction of justice charge with president trump may be more appropriate than if you willfully retain the documents. >> brian: tell that to jack smith he won't hear of it. >> harold: these questions now are going to come more t

start with you, harold. republicans want accountability for the border. they got half of it in last night's vote. >> i think it's a bad precedent. we are going to have times when democrats are in the white house, republicans are in control of the congress and vice versa where there will be policy differences. when there are policy differences you normally sort those out through the legislative process or the political process. elect new people or unelect the people you don't like. you don't impeach a cabinet secretary acting on the wishes and at the service of whomever he or she is serving. what's ironic in all of this is that the reason they impeached mayorkas they believe he hasn't been effective in securing the border. they had an opportunity. they are legislators. there was an opportunity to reach across the aisle with democrats and try to find some compromise on making the border more secure. they have rejected opportunity after opportunity, effort after effort to do that. >> bill: the same house members say they passed a bill last spring and no one

. >> harold: is that an endorsement? >> jeanine: yes. she needs to run for president.

harold, a retired factory worker, and judith a homemaker. talk to their daughter nearly every day.news flashed on. >> first period, seven some breaking -- news >> it said there had been a shooting down on wilson avenue where she lived. and, we thought oh my god. he and >> he and judith picked up erin's oldest daughter ebony and drove down to the house. >> there were a whole bunch of people standing outside, and it was taped off, and it was a mess down there. >> so you knew that something was? up. >> yeah, and then i just,. >> freaked out. >> yeah. >> it wasn't long before judith and harold's worst fears were confirmed. >> the jewelry that she had, on they brought it to me, i knew it was air and then. >> their daughter, aaron harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. >> when you saw that jewelry he knew what was your daughter. what went through your duty? >> i lost a son in 78 in a car wreck. he was already gone when i got to the hospital. i could've shed a few tears and got about my business. but this was different. my son was 21, he had no children. >> the loss of aaron, a mother of fo

this is harold the donkey and he lives in leicestershire.lled billy, sadly died at christmas. dot and carl smith put out the appeal and now they are meeting three new goats to see if they could be a perfect match for harold. he will meet two potential suiters, a pair of pygmy goats from cambridgeshire, on saturday. the couple are also meeting a nanny goat on the same day. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, there. there was a great view of the northern lights last night across northern parts of scotland helped by clear skies, a temperature of “4. it was a lot milder elsewhere, but we still have a lot of cloud around today and over the hills in particular it's grey, misty and murky. still on the chilly side across northern parts of mainland scotland with the cloud coming in after that cold start, but very mild elsewhere and temperatures are higher than they were yesterday. but we still have a lot of cloud, still some rain and drizzle. nothing particularly heavy so far, but after dark i think it may well get wetter

harold has two new mates. sweepy and fletcher and is apparently madly in love.hello. welcome to sports day, with me betty glover. coming up: a premier league point rescued as crystal palace's new manager watches. the unlikely la liga title bid, beaten by athletic bilbao. are bayern munich heading for a trophiless season? a 9—year low, three defeats in a row. welcome to sports day. we begin in the premier league. crystal palace manager 0liver glassen watched on as his side drew 1—1 against everybody on the. the 49—year—old austrian replaces roy hodgson. after everton missed a chance with tarkovsky�*s header saved, palace opened the scoring from almost out of nowhere. then the equaliser was grabbed from a header at the back post a crucial point takes everton out of the bottom three on goal difference. palace remain five off the drop zone. former iron track frank first boss glassner was announced a few hours before kick off. there were reports that hodgson would be sacked. he's now out of hospital, but in the statement the club announced his second managerial spell

harold's got two new mates weeping, and fletcher and his apparently madly in love.ight. hello and welcome to sport5day with me betty glover. amadou onana rescue5 a premier league point for everton, a5 crystal palace5 new manager watches on. girona's unlikely la liga title bid suffers another major blow as they are beaten by athletic bilbao. are bayern munich heading for a trophyless season? the german side have hit a nine year low with three defeat5 in a row. welcome to sport5day, we begin in the premier league where new crystal palace manager oliver glasner watched on from the stands as his side drew 1—1 against everton at goodi5on park. the 49—year—old austrian replaces roy hodg5on, who stepped down on monday, and after everton missed a big chance — with james tarkowski's header well 5aved — palace opened the scoring from almost nowhere thanks tojordan ayew before amadou onana grabbed the equaliser from a header at the back po5t. a crucial point takes everton out of the bottom three on goal difference, while palace remain five points off the drop zone. former entr

. >> harold: happy early 25th birthday/100th birthday one of 5 million people born on february 29th, leap day. her community in sam springs got together to commemorate the big day for her. and, you know, what i wonder what it's like not celebrating your birthday once every four years. of the actual birthday itself. happy birthday to that young lady. 25. >> dana: you could do whatever you want and everybody would feel sorry for you. get extra parties and presents and things. >> greg: i'm holding back a joke. >> jesse: have you never done that of about. must be really good. >> dana: i had one about a hippopotamus called hotus and i admire the san antonio zoo coming up with this great idea. vote for hotus. >> bret: welcome to kharkiv, ukraine i'm bret baier. tonight's "special report" coming to you from a city where ukrainian and russian forces have been inside now it's in ukrainian control. these are the northern apartments used to be hundreds of people who lived here in these apartments before they were hit by artillery shells in the first weeks of the war. more than 100 people died i

the fact of the matter is that harold died. richard nixon was a junior in college. here's what richard nixon said. these historians. you know, these psycho historians are psychos. that's all i could say about them them. we were all rooting for harold, and we would have done anything, any of us, for him, just as he would have done for us. furthermore, when richard nixon graduated from duke law school, he turned down in new york city law firm so that he can return home and establish himself in his hometown and eventually run for office. and this was the exact advice that was given to him by the dean of duke school. and richard nixon followed it to achieve when he completed his service in world war two. he was so successful at terminating those war contracts in new york. he could have written his own ticket. he could have stayed there in practice law. he returned to whittier to execute his plan and, run for office. richard nixon had hustle. he chose to take jerry voorhees. nixon first met jerry voorhees in the summer of 1936, when voorhees was running for congress the

it plays harold in 2026.ine that we're going to see a bunch of books that come out that say in february of 2020 four,e democrats were having secret meetings of trying to figure havit to deal with the fact that biden had lost his mental capacity. now, i think you'll see books ,aying that that you might but i think that what's likely or you'll see books i never do was talk about his mental like being diminished and what what the dems do to either help them win or if loses, they'll say that he lost because of some of this. >> i would be curious i heard some of the criticism today about the special special counsel, and i don't know if special counsel's in the past have surmised about mental acuity and mental healthised abo and their reasoning for things. the judge maden the point that this may not even be a defense, a legitimate defense. i think this is you were makingt the courtroom if this were the case. so i'll be curious to see what what what you know, when, why and then he'll have to her is going to testify

>> i am disgusted, harold.p sportsmanship,d in back when everybody wore their collared shirt. >> they think they're starring in a movie, and if no one had phones, no one would be doing that. although, it was good es content from the show. >> and that's a guy from philly. >> and now they're calling it s the wasted management. and i haveney. two friend from michi you know who you are. i found ou t they were there, and i bet they were part of the rb. >> it was called waste management not wasted management. you know the taperer fat guy? oh, you don't know the tat guy, dang it. i have to say it's drunk people who perform a service. withou them, wouldn't have real enter tame, because les be honest. golf is boring. whu they've done is add sp flash and xime. s it's nice to see brawls not in wall heart or mcdonald's. when you see it in walisl mar, the pants are coming down because it's no one wear belts. and they've got the khakis. jes >> the needlepoint brawl is what you're saying? >> yeah. >>n ho and they make us look

>> well, i'm glad we ended with harold holzer. congratulations to him on the new book because it is heartening and these depressing times, looking ahead with dread and fear towards the coming election that we have been there before. we've been and much more circumstances before. our democracy did hold. nothing is impossible. nothing is already lost. but it took work. it took work and commitment and dedication and belief to make this nation survive and we need some of that right now. >> we will certainly do. all right, thank you so much. >> next, vice president kamala harris says she's ready to serve. we will talk to a wall street journal reporter who just spoke with her about that. that's after the break. about . that's after the break. and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) kayak. no way. why would i use kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites atams once? of protein. kayak. i like to do things myself. i do my own searching. it isn't efficient. use kayak. i can't trust anyth

what do you think of our friend harold? >> i agree with everything harold said. i agree with everything you said. i agree with everything mika said. by the way, i saw harold last night. >> what harold does, he goes, i respect what you say. i respect what you say. but here's what i think. anyhow, there is another democratic strategy that comes on. her name is jessica tarlov. she had this take yesterday about these latest revelations. >> i don't know why jim comer and jim jordan thought that perhaps it was going to be joe biden's brother that brought him down, but this is the path they've chosen to take. honestly, i'm surprised that they have this high of a threshold for humiliation. every witness that they have called has decimated their argument, from archer to marvin young. then we have the guy behind the holy grail document, the 1023, alexander smirnov, who found that he lied, right, about the charges, the $5 million that went to both of them. then it gets even better. not only did he lie, he was lying because the russians were feeding him the disinformation. i

my name is harold phillips. i am president of the national association of broadcasters. you know, it seems to me. the role of radio is underscored by a recent survey which shows that most people in an emergency would turn first to radio to learn the facts. radio has reached this present place of importance in our lives in a comparatively short span of years it burst upon the national scene in 1920 with an impact that is being felt more year by year. radio provided a threat that has drawn the country together. the city dweller and the farmer came know each other better. news and special events broadcasts have given a sense participation in the great events of the time. with the speed of a handful of crystals set on is during the warren g. harding had been elected president over james cox and exciting new era communications began four years later. radio gave american people a glimpse of a present digital convention with a realism may never had before, going prints could never begin to describe a scene like this. now back and winning over the underwood. 1928 smith versus wh

harold? >> harold: honor black history month today 31 years ago lost ash monday first black to win wimbledon australian open. greatest arena in tennis is named for him out here in new york u.s. open finals are played his passion and love for the game power all the exclusion and hate he had to encounter early in his life. congrats to him and his family. congrats to my pal bret baier on winning the horatio alger award. >> dana: jesse's show is going to be great tonight "jesse watters primetime" at 8:00. >> greg: that's it for us. have a great night. >> bret: i really love harold, greg. thank you. >> greg: me too, dreamy. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the house tees up an historic vote on the impeachment of the homeland security secretary as the senate border bill is on life support tonight and president biden gets out and plays the blame game. we have fox team coverage tonight. peter doocy at the white house with the executive level finger pointi

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. >> that is a sad testament on>> your life.d: i harold?i don't feel right. >>. the parents would be very suspicious of the grown man andh a go-kart. >> slide.t going to the part and going down the slide again ann and again. >> everything, being forced toha take naps and go to bed early, e wish someone would force me to do that. >> i said talk to my parents. figure out what it was like asking questions i forgot to ask. >> you tell your parents whatou g companies to invest in.io >>na it is always transactional with jesse.it it is always transactional.are you are a terrible human being.i is there something you like that nobody wouldth believe you do? >> read. >> yes.read >> i actually read a lot. q i have a nicuie library.ow. >> what about you, judge, somethin g you like.be >>li cotton candy, i would eat d eat and eat it. they would not believe it. >> i get up and read the bible every morninbug. >> i believe that. >> now we know you are running.g >> i am a huge def leppard fan and i love seeing them in concert. >> i am glad you support animal