jesse: that's right. kennedy: jesse, jesse watters, i love "watters world."blue lives matter. they're doing a great job protecting the city, all of the cities across the country. kennedy: that's why chiefs come here to new york city to find out about the ground breaking law enforcement that takes place every day, especially tonight here in times square where you have to keep the party going. you have to make sure that people feel safe, protected and happy and at the same time looking out for their best interest from every corner. jesse: the party is under way. keep tweeting us using the hashtag foxnews2018. and stay with us. kennedy: absolutely. ♪ ♪ ♪ jesse: welcome back to the crossroads of the world. we're almost frozen solid the new year's eve. but we're going to soldier on. here with me, actor, my friend within stephen baldwin. are you doing all right? >> it's a little chilly here in times square but such a treat and honor to be here to celebrate new year's eve. jesse: just got back from overseas. welcome back to the country. i'm surprised they let you ba

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. building a safe, proud, strong america, that's the message in president trump's state of the union address. deputy press secretary roz shaw joins me now. the white house is putting this on the table giving amnesty to 1.8 mill people and phasing in getting rid of the lottery and chain migration, how does that make sense? >> thanks for having me on. i think the president is showing leadership. he's presenting the proposal that democrats can wrap their arms around parts of it. he's trying to fiction the immigration system to provide border security. and ending the visa lottery program, and fixing our legal immigration system by ending extended family chain migration. it reaches across the aisle. jesse: people say the president ran on a strong border policy. one thing people are upset about is dreamers getting voting rights. a lot of people when they voted for president trump didn't sign up for that. what's your response? >> the president always said he wanted a responsible outcome for th

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. a new book quoting steve bannon trashing the first family. excerpts from "fire and fury allege bannon called ivanka dumb as bricks and the president issuing an hic smackdown. he said steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. when he was fired he not on lost his job but lost his mind. later he authorized zero access. i never spoke to him for book. full of lies, misrepresentation and sears that don't exist. look at this guy's past and watch what happens to him and sloppy steve. marie harf and former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. i don't know what's true or not true from this book. half of it is gossip, hatch it is innuendo. michael wolff gets basic details wrong. sloppy. he may not be super reliable. then wolff himself admitted some of it's not accurate. how do you see it? >> i see this as a piece of tabloid fiction. when you have got publications like the failing "new york times" and cnn saying it's sloppy and not accurate and business insider is saying he ad

. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters.ongress is shut down, and the american people are shake their heads. the schumer shutdown kicked in last night. he had another name fighter. >> negotiating with president trump is like negotiating with jell-o. the president's behavior is compromise. jesse: the president tweeted, this is if the one-year anniversary of my presidency and the democrats wanted to give me a nice present. republicans have to rely on a few democrats because they need 6 oh votes in the senate. but the democrats want to tie the illegal immigration issue into the budget. the dreamer deal has nothing to do with the budget, but it's the only leverage the democrats have. in 2013 the republicans shut down the government over obamacare, also not technically related to the government. the last shutdown cost $24 billion. that's the cost of the border wall with mexico. here is what's going to happen in the schumer shutdown. 1.3 million active military personal will be reporting to duty but won't be paid until the shutdow

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. in a meeting at the white house president trump allegedly called hate he, el salvador and some african countries s-holes. the president reportedly suggested bringing in people from places like norway and all hell broke loose on cnn. >> the president seems to harbor racist feeling about people of color from other parts of the world. >> he just showed -- the president has racist views. how long do we have to dance around that issue? >> a white blank from norway can come here but a black dude can't. what does that tell you in americar today that one generation calls you [bleep]. what does that tell you, don? that tells me we are no different than we were a generation ago and we are no different than we were when weed called a chinese man a [bleep] and a man from guatemala a [bleep]. jesse: what the president said was offensive, crude and not helpful. but the president wants what's best for america like an immigration system based on merit, not skin color. putting america first is not rac

jesse. doj, career people looked at this all the the time and i think republicans don't like the outcome. it's not how it works. it's not how our judicial system works. >> all of these issues, they were part of congressional investigation, doj. this has all been looked at. jesse: you are saying they investigated the clinton foundation pay-for-play and deemed everything is on the up and up? i don't think that's true. >> it's not true christopher steele is about to be indicted. just because two senators say he should be looked at for an investigation doesn't mean he is going to be indicted. jesse: we don't know whether he will. >> we had an american sailor who took six pictures on a nuclear subject a mean who spent six months in jail. but hillary clinton's server was compromised. her server was sitting in some guy's bathroom and hillary clinton said the secret service was standing outside the bath room protect is is farcical. >> why are you still fighting 2016, corey? move on. give it up, man.

jesse? >> jesse: minds it says jesse. that's it. that's all i've got. >> greg: juan?give us research for every segment of the show. we started off with the argument about the shutdown. we read articles put out by various publications left and right. also statistics and consequences. we are well-informed when we show up when we are talking. >> greg: dana, what do you have more than that though? >> dana: i have my thing, my one more thing, which will be fabulous. >> kimberly: i think mine might be... see? >> greg: what you have in front of you when -- what do you? >> kimberly: i have this. yes. yes. what? show them my notes? >> dana: i don't want to do that. >> kimberly: worse than watergate, republican leaders call for a release for mmo that allegedly reveals pfizer abuse by senior doj. >> greg: i'm multitasking, so i have to do my shopping after this show. i was just working on my shopping list. you can see. >> kimberly: oh, my god,... you are american psycho! >> jesse: there's something else you have down there. >> greg: oh, my goodness! i just pick this up along the

♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." democrats and the liberal media on a new terror today to prove president trump is unfit to lead. the day started off with another meltdown from the left over tough language used at last week's immigration meeting. >> you are under oath. you and others in that room that suddenly cannot remember, your silence and amnesia is complicity. when dick durbin called me i had tears of rage hearing about that meeting. for you not to feel that hurt and pain and to dismiss some of the questions of my colleagues saying i have already answered that line of questioning. tens of millions of americans are hurting right now because they are worried about what happened in the white house. that's unacceptable to me. >> jesse: it almost sounded like the mainstream media was disappointed when they couldn't get the president's doctor to say he wasn't in good health physically and mentally. i was glued to this all afternoon. the president's doctor came out a

>> jesse: i am excited. i want to watch ruth bader ginsburg fall asleep. >> dana: she is not going to be there. >> jesse: darn it. someone is going to fall asleep and embarrass themselves. at one point the camera will go to very old senator and that senator will be dozing off and those of the best moments. interesting to see people bring returns of the democrats are bringing illegal aliens. a lot of people are saying they should bring i.c.e. agents. round them up right there. other people are bringing transgender military members. i'm hearing the congressional black caucus might do a black power fist and walk out. all of these may be noble causes but i don't think democrats are connecting with mainstream america. the president is going to be on teleprompter. a lot of people who support president trump love teleprompter trump. they used to make fun of barack obama when he was on the teleprompter but we love president trump when he is on the teleprompter. it's going to be recounting all of the winning, which c

hired prostitutes and they -- >> kimberly: jesse. >> jesse: that was the allegation.nderous and salacious. i would say it brings a lot of harm to someone's reputation. that's why i think he slapped them with a lawsuit. >> juan: that was the most serious allegation? >> jesse: it's got a lot of buzz in the buzzfeed article. dana, wrap it up with class. >> dana: senator grassley, counterpart to feinstein come his complaint was that he wasn't concerned -- he wasn't concerned about what it might say about the president. he was concerned it would dampen the possibility that other witnesses would come forward and testify. help me out here, people. that would include in his words jared kushner. "the wall street journal" reporter has written a lot of this, supercritical of fusion gps. she said this is silly. what we should try to do is have anything they can be declassified in the dossier released so the leaking back-and-forth stops. >> jesse: with that. >> kimberly: that's how "the five" cleans it up. >> jesse: actor robert de niro lost it again last night. mom and dad got a

for jesse.t's >> richard: the question, pulling out of the paris accords speech the facts that it changes what used to be the american waf doing things, our foreign policy norms. that creates a larger problem for us. a recent poll in germany came out that the germans trust the russians, found the russians credible than the united states. >> greg: why should we care? >> richard: we should care about what the germans think. >> greg: i care what the americans think. >> kimberly: this is worse than a juan williams poll. >> richard: we need the germans to back us on sanctions. we need the germans to back us on joint military operations. >> dana: they will. >> richard: on iran. we don't have credibility in europe which is supposed to be, when it comes to consensus in the number of the allies. >> jesse: no one is going anywhere without the united states paying for nato and now they are paying their fair share. u.n. security council just slapped a few sanctions on north korea and i think there's a few e

>> jesse: who would pay for it?ornia. >> jesse: the only reason i think they shouldn't do this, you have to add another start of the flag. i like 50. if you are going to break it up in two, you have to drop hawaii to keep it even at 50. >> greg: [laughs] how about 52? >> jesse: may be. i like the way it is. you have to sew new flags. >> juan: i bet the flag would be made in china. >> katie: make the stars a little smaller. greg, questions about california. everyone thinks this is a beautiful utopia of rich beautiful people. it's actually the capital, poverty capital. >> greg: this movement is more preferable than the movement you find in downtown l.a. which has turned into turd village. if you are in l.a., it's especially around skid row, there is a joke in there but it's too grim. it's terrible. it's horrible. i don't blame anybody was there because california has kind of like your broke uncle who acts rich. he picks up the tab, he owes every bookie 100g's. the time for paying up is closing in. >> katie: kimberly,

♪ >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, marie harf, dana perino and brian kilmeade.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." fbi still front and center as new alarms are raised on capitol hill. senate homeland security chair ron johnson has learned of an anti-trump secret society within the bureau attended by top level employees. >> i have heard from somebody was talk to our committee that there is a group of individuals in the fbi that were holding secret off-site meetings. >> is that half a dozen? what's the number? >> i can't really put a number on it. more than just strzok and page. they were very high level within the fbi. peter strzok's title was deputy executive director of the counterintelligence division. these are not low-level underlings. they had access to the highest level, including the director of the fbi. >> jesse: the revolutions came through light through text messages between former special counsel investigators peter strzok and lisa page. the texts raise questions about jim comey's testimony to congress about the clinton investigation. j

jesse, do you plan on releasing a song anytime soon. >> jesse: i can't sing.n't think that was that bad. >> greg: you like nickelback. >> kimberly: you don't like anybody. >> greg: i just like good music. >> jesse: i wouldn't call your bump ins good. i think what they do -- the media covers the conservative rallies and liberal rallies differently. if it's a conservative rally, tea party or march for life or something, they ignore it if it's the march for life or if it's the tea party, the infiltrated and only show the most offensive and dangerous signs and try to interview the most deranged people and smear it. it's an occupy wall street march or anti- anti-antifa rally, thy lionize things. there is no interest going into the guts of the women's march and exposing those nasty signs in that nasty behavior. i accidentally got caught up in the women's march on saturday because i had to go live because of the schumer shutdown. there were people flipping the bird at fox news, hurling really nasty insults at fox news. i couldn't even -- it was nasty. there's a total

go ahead, ned. >> first of all, jesse. america is going to have top secret emails on their computer. she knowingly forwarded and knowingly backed up the emails on her personal computer. this was intentional. you look at what the -- how the clintons and cronies acted. for them there was a different set of rules. for them the law was like a series of suggestions they could either follow or not follow at their convenience. and to lie to a federal agent. this is one of my biggest issues, jesse. general michael flynn was -- pled guilty to lying to a federal agent. so if michael flynn is guilty, cheryl mills and huma abiden are also guilty. if they aren't guilty, why is he guilty? i think this speaks to a much bigger issue we're dealing with in our country of a rule of law. we have a bifurcated justice system. some are guilty or not. if they're not it's because of their last name. >> jesse: regardless of what you think about what our guest said i think most americans believe there are a different set of rules for people in power

jesse is right.se, if the shoe was on the other foot or the other party, totally different. there would be outrage brimming over the top in saying this is so inappropriate. >> juan: did you happen to notice how they treated eric holder in fast and furious? or how they treated people during benghazi or the commissioner? >> jesse: you guys got away with everything. that's what i remember. >> juan: republican screaming and venting. >> dana: i think if the goal is to make cory booker look bad that the better thing to do is to not say anything at all. i think i would've said, as the cabinet secretary, happy to be there and answer the senator 's questions. i look forward to working with him in the future. done. you don't have to have somebody go in and try to defend you that way. it undercuts your argument. she is a secretary of homeland security. she does not need anyone to come to her defense. she was there. she could handle it herself. >> jesse: big cash bonanza and jobs announcement from apple. a win f

jesse: it is reality. it is slave labor. >> juan: you are saying the the american economy is booming. the second thing, a majority of americans credit president obama, not president trump. >> greg: are they really americans? >> juan: oh, i see, anyone who disagree with trump is not un-american. fake fake news, fake news. this morning, the papers have republicans rebelling against trump because he is raising tariffs. people are saying don't do it. don't forget, the farmers and others. >> dana: they are not happy. >> juan: the idea to break apart and after, break apart trade deals. >> greg: this is what makes republicans honest. i don't want a protectionist leader. i have a theory he is playing tough with these deals but i don't think he is protectionist. >> juan: i am saying there is a lot more to this story about the economy and the idea that he can run on the economy, obviously if most americans think the economy is booming, doing great, but they don't credit donald trump. that's not good news for republi

jesse: happy 2018, everybody. we love you all. happy new year. >> year fresh start. 2017 was a big year for the five. five. jesse: richard wants to know, ways your story of the year? greg: initially i was going to say moving to 9:00 p.m. but now we are back at 5:00 so i had to change that. i call this year the great disconnect. the difference between what people are feeling and how things are actually unfolding. so you have a lot of people feeling emotional about the every day being so different and the news being so fast. some people think it's the end of the world. other people think it' the greatest thing ever. but when you divorce the feeling from action it's a pretty good year, the stock market is up, unemployment is done. there is deregulation. isis is destroyed. it's like a solid year. that's the disconnect. that's a solid part of the year versus this chaotic emotional sense people are dealing with. jesse: no one has any idea what's going on. dana perino ways your biggest story? dana: the turning back of isis. when you look

>> jesse: what was that again?> greg: weight watchers. >> dana: i write a thing today about how men are now becoming the spokespeople for things like weight watchers. >> kimberly: nutrisystem and things like that. i think sitting up a little bit better might help. >> greg: going after my posture. you watch the whole thing. >> kimberly: i responded positively in the affirmative from an email from the producers. >> greg: what did you think about the tone? >> kimberly: the women dressed in black. he seemed a little bit more like somber, little bit more, not as at the linton people being raucous. it was more like, dignified. i thought it wasn't -- i thought i wasn't going to like it. i liked the oprah thing. i thought the women looked beautiful. at first i thought it was going to be some kind of aggressive movement but it wasn't. it was dignified. it was fine. i didn't have a problem with it. it was entertaining. i kept it on. >> greg: they invited tonya harding because they made a movie about her. she was there, and t

>> jesse: i think it's either fake news.is is how the forgotten men and women in america talk at the bar. this is how trump relates to people. if you are in a bar in wisconsin you are thinking they are bringing in a bunch of all salvadorans or haitians or people from niger, is it offensive? of course. but this is how people talk. this is how trump is. he doesn't care. he shoots from the hip. there is more things happening the world. crime in the inner-city, isis beheading people. people are getting kicked off welfare. >> dana: but we are talking about this. i know what you're trying to sa say. >> juan: people from haiti, people from africa. if he said all these white people come here from these blank hole, you, jesse would be like oh, my god. >> jesse: he was talking about third world countries. your ringing in people who have low skills and low education. in the context of immigration. >> dana: basically talking about the visa lottery program which is on the chopping block in these immigration discussion discussions. appare

>> jesse: no.y understand maybe people don't like her because she's not likable, not because she's a woman. >> greg: take mitt. you know knit. what's wrong with knitting? it's an insult. the point is the republicans are lucky to have mitt romney. the democrats are not lucky to have hillary. he is an asset. she is an... albatross. i love it when the left eats itself. "vanity fair" is very liberal. who is attacking them? other liberals. when i see that, it brings joy to my face. it >> jesse: there's a lot of magazines on the right that go after republicans. that is considered healthy debate but you are not allowed to criticize. they apologized. what is that about? >> geraldo: i think sexism is being used the way racism was used for intellectually lazy people when you don't have a real issue. when you don't have a real issue. i don't think hillary clinton could win running for senate or mayor. she is a terrible candidate. god bless her. she's a wonderful woman. she did a great job when she was in the

a lot of bad headlines today, jesse. >> jesse: a lot of bad headlines.ht as well be a russian bought -- bot. i think schumer thought trump was going to wheel and deal any stood firm and schumer spazzed out and humiliated himself. they've been pulled so far to the left by hispanic lobbying that they walked right into a trap. i think -- i know they think the hispanic lobby is loud and they are. there's a lot of activists. they are very vocal. they get out there on the streets. i don't know if they have the clout. if you are talking about 300 million americans here in this country, 800,000 dreamers. i don't really see where the powers there there. schumer comes along and they know they need amnesty and they know they need open borders because they need new voters because they have alienated the white working class in the country. that's a fact. at the same time, he drove off a cliff in order to achieve that and i'm thinking, who started the whole thing? president obama. he timed the whole daca deal from the jump. he knew it was temporary. he knew congress h

♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams juan williams, dana perino, andreg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." we are back in new york after a big day on capitol hill. big night for president trump addressing the nation and a deeply divided congress about the state of our union. it was an inspiring speech filled with emotional moments honoring heroes, america's following, freedom fighters, and more. he made a call for bipartisan unity that was met at times with resistance from many democrats in the room. we are going to break all that down for you throughout the hour. we begin with the president's tribute to patriotism and the american people. >> president trump: the united states as a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged. i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. my duty at this sacred duty

that's what the man said. >> greg: all right, jesse. >> jesse: i love jay z.st think he's getting soft. >> kimberly: you must not need anything from him right now. super bowl tickets. >> greg: he doesn't deal anymore, so you don't need anything. >> jesse: greg, i told you that in confidence. your feelings are hurt and you are a rapper. come on. and then you're saying black unemployment, record low and he is saying it's not about money. every song he sings is about getting more money. trump's tone is polite queens english compared to some of his lyrics. i think they have a lot more in common than they realize. they love money. they love women. they love attention. they both have big mouths. >> greg: they are equals. they are. it's a different generation. >> kennedy: wouldn't you like to hear a conversation between the two of them. >> greg: i think they would play golf. a >> jesse: before trump became president, jay z would love to hang out with him. >> kimberly: it is hypocritical. jay z obviously has a voice. he's very talented. he could use it in a more effec

, the wall. >> jesse: looked like a very stable genius out there. like boardroom trump almost as much as i like rally trump. he used this line, when he said fire and fury. when he goes like this, i think everything under is under control. he is like the martini that gets everybody talking. he drove a lot of momentum in that meeting. i've never seen that kind of wheeling and dealing among both sides like that ever before. it was an incredible scene to watch. the cornerstone of the deal is chain migration, lottery, the wall, and merit-based. that's what trump wants. the left wants daca, the clean daca vote. trump almost fell for it and then got rescued. we are not going to do the daca deal unless we get border security. the wall will be built. chain migration is ridiculous. what we want to hire someone from h.r., we don't call k.g. and say is your uncle in h.r.? that's not how we do it. i don't know why america doesn't like that. i don't know why we are playing chance with the immigration system. merit-based, he said that's what canada does. i thought

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>> jesse: i like how the producers frame it.nvicted felon and trader running on that democratic ticket and there were going to talk about the multimillion dollar family man on the republican ticket. i think they should run reverend wright for senate, may be jane fonda for congress. kathy griffin i think maybe would make a good governor. write as many cooks as you can, juan. listen, he's a great american and a principled conservative. it's his seat if he wants it. i don't think a lot of people hope he is going to come in the senate to be the rosie o'donnell and derived from crazy. that's not going to happen. when he wants to speak up, he will. and when he's going to vote with the trump administration. >> juan: you do? dana? >> dana: one of the things the democrats should do is reignite the hashtag "thanks, obama." without president obama commuting the sentence of chelsea manning, they wouldn't have this problem. it will get a ton of attention because it's an irresistible story. whoever is backing her in pushing this, they will dr

jesse was a jerk.uan was late. >> kimberly: geraldo lost his shirt. >> dana: i was tapping my foot and being annoying. >> jesse: dana was judging everybody with her eyes. >> kimberly: is this a true story? >> jesse: they all say trump didn't know jim boehner. he had been leaking, >> dana: he was on the record. when he was in alabama for the roy moore event on stage on live television he was basically making fun of ivanka for saying there is special place in hell for people who are accused -- no love lost. >> jesse: the don jr. thing and jared. >> kimberly: not from day one. this wasn't any kind of kumbaya love situation between steve bannon, ivanka, jared, don jr., gary cohn. >> dana: the team of rivals concept? >> greg: it's more like "dallas." >> dana: helped me out, geraldo. don't you agree with me? >> geraldo: this notion where they make an observation is damning is the fact that they want to invoke the 25th amended that the president is having these memory and emotional lapses and he's not himself

let me go to jesse jesse i need the equal time i need equal time for everyone here ron ok all right let's take the wall as an example here depending on what cable station i go to it's a good idea it's a bad idea but i never really hear experts explain why it's bad why it's good all i hear is no moral preening all the time oh it's moral you know your races but tell me how does the wall get to work how much is it going to cost just how does that change reality how is it part of the larger immigration because i'm for immigration reform so this is the stuff i want to know but i never learned any of it go ahead ron yeah and all right let's put the moral argument aside because you know we definitely do not have a consensus there i think it's a morally disgusting idea but that's a moral judgment call so let's look at it economically we don't know exactly how much it's going to cost we don't even know there's a lot of numbers that have been thrown out there furthermore donald trump wants to privatized the entire thing so this will just be given to contractors and let's be honest this is a big thi

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

cross talking gaslighting i'm joined by my guest reverend jesse lee peterson in los angeles he is a counselor activist media commentator as well as author of the antidote healing america from the poison of hate blame and victimhood also in los angeles we have ron paul call and he is a comedian and a frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming program get your news on with ron and in new york we cross to rob how he's a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post all right gentlemen cross in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate ron let me go to you i mean who is gaslighting home here and is it a country that's her it's just turned into a a bunch of drama queens because from a distance from my vantage point my perch it's a lot of drama. queens out there not saying anything worth much listening to go ahead ron yeah you know i'm with here's the thing the media was in bad shape the corporate media in the united states was in very bad shape long before trump came along and they're still in ve

members of the press or or part of the kitchen cabinet or the president of the united states you know jesse in los angeles i mean i think this is a very good point i'm going to take you to both points from what we heard from iran and here i mean if it if it's really all about trump then it's all about jake tapper and it's also about rachel maddow it's about chris cuomo that if this is of equal measure here personally i find all of it quite toxic because there are a lot of problems to solve in the u.s. and around the world i could care less what jake tapper thinks about anything to be honest with you ok go ahead jesse go ahead. you know president trauma i call him a great white hope he will go down in history as the best president and he's one of them for sure about the best president that just kind of has ever experienced the president by telling the true been straightforward and putting country first and assess both and the children of the lie and the children of a lot of liberals the liberal media the democrats the right all republicans and a never taught person the b.n.f. both they never

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