jesse: time for last call. a girl from marriedland showing off serious skill -- a girl from maryland showing off serious skills at a house party. roll it. that's the kind of thing jt and kroger are trying to fight for. maybe she'll be down there in cabo with them. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: president trump just seconds away from joining me for a live interview. the democrats fisa memo is released. is it a blockbuster or a dud. welcome to "justice," i'm jeanine pirro. joining me now by phone, the president of the united states, donald trump. good evening, mr. president. president trump: good evening. judge jeanine: we are delighted to have you on "justice" tonight in is so much breaking news. the democrat memo just came out. of course, you called the mo

jesse: "last call" up next. jesse: time for "last call." diehard eagles fans are psyched about the eagles fan. but one fan had a big fear after wake up from having her wisdom teeth removed. jesse: that's a real fan right there. the video has been viewed a million times since it was posted last week. all i can say is fly, eagles, fly. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. and remember i'm waters and this is my world. -- i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: breaking tonight, president trump takes to twitter in the wake of the fisa memo bombshell. i'm jeanine pirro. the president late this evening quoting the "wall street journal" on twitter saying the memo lays out how the fbi failed to inform the fisa court that the clinton campaign funded the dossier. the fbi became a tool after anti-trump political actors unacceptable in a democracy. the president goes on to say the fbi wasn't straight with congre

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. say you are paying a bodyguard to protect you but the body guard shows up late. and you keep getting your butt kicked. and when you try to fire the body guard, he tells you to. the most of important thing we pay the government to do is to protect us. the florida school short was a deranged animal we should have been protected from. the local police and school district knew he was violent and dangerous. state agencies knew he was mentally unstable and a threat. the fbi was tipped off twice about him being a school short and didn't foul. we now learned there was an armed deputy on campus during the shooting. instead of entering the building and neutralizing the shooter like he was trained and paid to do, he stayed outside the building for four minutes. the shooting lasted 6 minutes. the deputy wasn't even fired. the sheriff suspended him. so he retired with full benefits. the government fails on a state and local level and the democrats blame it nra. >> it's time for us to limit the con

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. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. the truth always comes out.ore memo and text messages out. they shall damning for democrats. text messages from peter strong and lisa page said they had to brief comey because quote potus wants to know everything we are doing. what were they doing at the time? they just let hillary off the hook and recently launched a counter-intelligence campaign and had to convince a judge to let them spy on potential candidates. the steele dossier which was paid for by the clinton campaign and dnc relied almost entirely on russian government sources. the rest of the dossier allegedly came from hillary's crony sidney blumenthal who laundered the information through the state department into steele's hands. he peddled the rumor obama was born in kenya during the twaipt buy mary. he's a dirty player. steelr revealed he december spied trump. his credibility was shattered, and was basically on the fbi payroll. when the fbi cut him loss he backdoored his slurs in through bruce ohr. number four, the fbi could not verify the dossier'

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are you, jesse?is why we need the wall on the northern border. >> juan: you thought he was so dreamy and beautiful. >> kimberly: not to me anymore. >> jesse: the kind of guy who pretends to be politically correct just to get girls. >> kimberly: have you done that, jesse? >> juan: wait a minute. is that what's going on. are you getting girls with this act? >> jesse: i know guys who play that card. they all live in l.a. >> brian: jordan peterson, in his "bitter social enemy" is the tyrannical bill is nothing but social engineering to the nth degree in the name of political correctness. blowback in canada, and i think it's coming here. that's >> jesse: that's why the father-daughter dance is banned. it's those guys up north. >> dana: i love jordan peterson. he makes a lot of good points. maybe justin trudeau wasn't joking. you can be a spokesperson. it never bothered me to be called a spokesman. >> kimberly: no one in the audience heard that. no one uses that term. >> brian: should the armstrong have se

time runs out. >> jesse: amazing game. i knew they were going to win, i called to come up predicted it on the show, we can pull the tape. eagles beat the pats for the first time ever. first super bowl victory, entire city of philadelphia handling it as he would expect, with class. >> [chanting] [bleep] [cheering] >> [bleep] >> eagles! >> jesse: oh, god. what a night for backup quarterback nick foles. outplayed tom brady in minneapolis, winning the mvp. nick, i love you. thank you. god has certainly blessed the philadelphia eagles. [laughter] i love them. i love every player on the team. amazing victory. juan, let's talk about the game for a second. i want to play the highlight. this i think encapsulates everyone. it is a great line of the whole thing was brady can't catch and nick foles can. here is a play they are tied up for, a trick play. right off his hand. guy can't catch. critical possession. that would have been a first down. keep the drive alive. brady can't do everything. and then we have nick foles. they dial it

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the waiting game is over. a memo alleging abuses against the trump campaign has been released. the fbi and doj would not have secured surveillance warrants on the strum campaign without the christopher steele dossier. steele briefed several media outlets including the "new york times" and "the washington post." he continued to pass information to the department of justice under obama through bruce ohr who was demoted, even after he was cut off from the fbi. here with reaction, the president's son and executive vice president at the trump organization, donald trump, jr. this thoughts on the memo. >> pretty incredible. i want people think what if bush had done this to obama? what would be reaction be? i have never seen the made more interested in not having more information in my life because they are all complicit in this. i said it on "hannity" the other night. what's been great about the last year of nonsense i had to go through is the tomorrow collusion that has been uncovered is at the high top of the fbi.

♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera geraldo rivera, dana perino andom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." only seven hours left to prevent another government shutdown. the deadline is midnight. we are waiting an upcoming vote on the spending fell by the senate. it's expected to pass there but uncertain in the house. democrats once again stalling of budget to force a fix over dreamers. nancy pelosi pulls a dramatic stunt yesterday, record-setting eight hours speech on the floor. >> we have the first republican president in modern times, the first president really who is anti-immigrant. we are not asking for something off the wall. it's something, yeah, maybe it is off-the-wall. maybe the wall is the issue. the republicans moral cowardice must end. i thought maybe we should pray all day on the floor of congress. maybe i should bring my rosary blessed by the pope. >> jesse: did it yield results? even democrats aren't happy with the minority leader's performance. one of her colleagues fell asleep. another unnamed liberal tells po

i'm not sure what's going on. >> kimberly: jesse, any clarity? >> jesse: i wish i did. would like to know more. they should be testifying. this new give a first clue of president obama possibly being involved in the fbi shenanigans. if he wants to know if the fbi is up to. is it about the investigation? that was closed when this text was sent. >> dana: the anthony weiner investigation. >> jesse: wasn't about the trump-russia investigation? we don't know about that. if it was about the dnc hack, they never got the dnc server from the democrats. that is suspicious. obama says he doesn't comment on pending investigations ready commented on the other investigation on camera. he said it never jeopardized national security. comey contradicted him and said it did. he waited on the irs probe when that was pending. cincinnati office. it was more than that. lois lerner took the fifth. you had text messages thing we have to focus on the task at hand. what is the task at hand? if they are so terrified about the election of president trump, two that have anything to do by the insura

so, jesse, turning off the heat. >> jesse: ratcheting up.tration has slowly delivered stronger and stronger sanctions without letting the north know there is a phase ii. maybe there is a phase 3. how many phases are there going to be the way a python squeezes its prey very slowly over period of time. >> greg: for a frog in a pot of water slowly boiled. >> jesse: apropos. you have ivanka trump coming with the soft power glitz and gram. >> dana: substance too. [laughter] >> jesse: not as substantive as the gun ships encircling the peninsula. i think it's carrot and stick. >> dana: juan, one of the things interesting about the timing of the announcement is when vice president pence was headed to the olympics, he made some very strongly worded speeches about north korea and being tough. knew what happened at the opening ceremony. ivanka trump is going for the closing ceremony. the head military intel guy from north korea is also going to the closing ceremony. and so i think it was a strategic move to put these sanctions out today as she is landi

♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters up kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." today we heard directly from the white house for the first time since the indictment of russians for meddling with our elections. the president has been unleashing on its predecessor for prevailing to prevent the sabotage. sarah sanders echoed that earlier. >> everybody wants to blame this on the trump administration. let's not forget this happened under the obama administration. he's been tougher on russia in the first year that obama was in eight years combined. >> jesse: she also addressed medias skepticism about mr. trump's admission of election interference. speak with the president has acknowledged that multiple times before. he acknowledged it during the transition. he acknowledged it during a press conference in poland and he acknowledged it for a third time at a press event in poland. he has stated several times. one of the places where you seem to get very confused and it seems to happen regularly, the president hasn't said

jesse? >> jesse: i go casino or good fellas.. kimberly? >> kimberly: so, i like top gun. >> dana: that's a good one. >> kimberly: right? >> greg: i like bruce willis. >> kimberly: bad boys. >> jesse: the one with sean penn. >> martin lawrence. very, very funny. >> jesse: martin. >> kimberly: martin. >> greg: one movie that's on you have to watch it. >> juan: i like caddie shack, that's pretty funny. and they run it all the time silence of the lamb. >> greg: everybody who sits in that seat silence of the lambs. >> kimberly: what does that tell you? >> juan: holidays is it called a wonderful life. >> kimberly: i like when you choose things like that. >> juan: never saw wonderful life? >> dana: i don't believe watching movies more than once, a waste of time. >> kimberly: except for love actually. >> dana: i do watch that you a files too. we had grease. we taped it during a tornado warning. several times we would get beep, beep, beep. we would all think there was a tornadoes. >> greg: fantastic. tie between exorcist and deliverance.

>> jesse: you can't say that.s propaganda. >> greg: i like it when people all dressed the same. >> kimberly: wow. >> jesse: i'm going to wear a v-neck sweater and a tie. >> kimberly: fed to the alligators. >> greg: i went to a catholic school. we had uniforms. i can still fit into mine. coming up, new developments on the dueling fisa surveillance memos as democrats are accused of playing politics. details next. liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. can make you feel like noyour day never started.st get going with carnation breakfast essentials®

>> juan: he wasn't hiding anything. >> jesse: why did he wait weeks?juan: comey has said nothing is, that would justify having prosecuted hillary clinton. >> greg: the great thing about this is we are all arguing about something that nobody has read outside of a few people. >> kimberly: but we will know. >> greg: it is tomorrow, dana. >> dana: i can't wait. one other point, "wall street journal" just posted an article about carter page in the original fisa warrant which it said was not during the trump campaign. it goes back to 2013. there is additional information in this article that i think we will see it, i don't know how "the wall street journal" got it, but if this memo comes out tomorrow and the democrats want their memo released as well, you can bet that there are probably other information that somehow leaks out tries to at least get to the bottom of it. maybe we will all know more tomorrow after that memo comes out. with "the wall street journal" article that just posted. >> juan: before we go, what happens for you, any of you, if, in fact, t

♪ >> jesse: i am jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams juan williams, dana perinond greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." >> we have not seven years to go, folks. we've got a long time to go. >> jesse: he gave us a sneak peek at cpac. the president is not only making america great again. he is going to keep it great with another run in 2020. today we learned who is going to take the helm of the reelection bid. brad parscale, named as campaign manager. he worked with the trump organization that helped bring the president's campaign to victory and went on to lead digital strategies for the rnc. exciting news for trump supporters. dana, this is very early, announcing the reelection. what do you think the strategy is? >> dana: i don't know. >> jesse: all right, greg. what do you think? >> greg: i know. but go ahead. >> dana: i think everybody knows president trump is going to run again. cpac wasn't the first time he hinted at it. he keeps talking about how the media, even though they can't stand him, they're going to vote for him so they c

jesse: kellyanne conway. i loved the air bit. really self-deprecating. you know the president is very conscious of his hair. and joking with the press and there to energize the base. how did you see it? >> exactly that way. that was off script and the president was adding his own personal flourish. that's in large part why donald trump got elected in the first place. people see him as authentic, and they appreciate that. he is and remains 13 months into the job an unconvention at president because he's a non-politician. he doesn't act like one, or speak like one. and they love it. jesse: 50% approval rating which is higher than president obama at the same time in his presidency. >> our standing in the world is up according to these independent polls as well. that's a direct nexus because of his leadership. so many people lied about his leadership. 4 million americans helped 300-some companies. they know it's because of his bold leadership. jesse: those crumbs are becoming much more popular with the american people. one of the things he talked about very

jesse. >> jesse: news anchor in san diego, not ron burgundy.isitor onset. >> reading your garden of bugs. >> how is that for an introduction. [laughter] >> we will be talking about that next. >> jesse: they did a nice job winging that. nice job. >> kimberly: really getting mailed in today. mine is fantastic. first lady melania trump spoke at the governors luncheon for spouses at the white house and she spoke about being encouraged by the the young activist speaking out. she commended them on leading a movement cured towards gun violence prevention. >> i have been heartened to see children across the country using their voices to speak out and try to create change. they are our future, and they deserve a voice. >> kimberly: we talked about that, children getting involved in using their voice to express their feelings. she talked about how important it is adults take responsibility in children having to manage the issues they are faced with toda today. >> dana: when it rains, it doesn't always have to pour. we had good times as we can. i want to

i see. >> jesse: 80%. >> juan: 25%. >> jesse: it's wrong. >> juan: is not wrong. the reality that president trump says something and you play nancy pelosi because you love to beat up nancy pelosi. >> dana: they are her words. >> juan: nancy pelosi says something that makes total sense which is the mexicans aren't paying for this wall. he promised during the campaign the mexicans. now we are going to have to pay for it and he is saying you know what? we have ways to force you to pay for it. why don't republicans say that's just crazy? >> greg: dana. >> dana: something chris stirewalt said a few weeks ago on the daily briefing sure the podcast for the best thing nancy pelosi could do for the democrats and the midterms is wait until the fourth of july recess and retire. or now she's not going to run again as speaker. let the new generation push it forward. >> kimberly: i think it's very obvious at this point that the time has come. what do republicans need to say? just let nancy pelosi keep on talking to be quite honest. she's not making any sense. she says things in

. >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." the white house is responding after serious questions are raised about the russia probe since it was revealed former obama national security advisor susan rice sent an email to herself on president trump's inauguration day. the partially leaked declassified email describes a high-level meeting where she says president obama urged his team to conduct the alleged russia election meddling investigation "buy the book." as a result of the email, at least two republican senators are demanding answers. >> the question as to the president know anything about the fisa warrant application. did susan rice know the warrant application included a dossier from mr. steele when he was on the payroll of the democratic party coming from russian sources and that the information in the fisa warrant application with the dossier that was political in nature and mr. steele hated candidate trump and was trying to do everything to beat him. that's not exact

. >> jesse: disappointing day for the trump white house. she is president trump's most trusted and loyal aide. she doesn't -- she travels with him. she controls access of information in a similar way that john kelly did. when you hear something like this, your mind always goes, the testimony situation, personal life situation. is there chaos in the white house communications department? that is all speculation. it could be known of those things -- it could be none of those things. it could be all of those things. i don't want to make a judgment. i think she probably had the best reputation among all the people on the trump staff. you never heard anything negative about her. there was never any bad story leaked about her on the team. that is to her credit. she's obviously a very likable person. selfishly she was my point of contact with the president. if i wanted to interview the president, i would go through her. i did two or three interviews with president trump when he was running. it was all set up by hope hicks. i am scrambling now. owi

he's an amazing guy. >> jesse: not a holiday ornament.ristmas ornaments. it always has. they never caved. >> greg: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. john roberts is in for bret. >> quiz, what else is harry truman famous for? >> greg: he had a secret tunnel? >> john: the bowling alley in the executive office building. >> juan: way to go, john. >> john: president trump backs efforts to improve federal background checks as florida shooting survivors challenge washington to do something about guns. the kremlin says indictments over russian election interference proves nothing and politicians and one u.s. state want to improve election security by going back to the past. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to

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

i just think it's deplorable. >> greg: it to jesse point, i agree, i don't necessarily beli.alked about the journals of the columbine killers and you can't understand what they are saying. they are completely nihilistic. have a nihilistic worldview. they are not insane. they knew what they were doing. the vegas shooter is not crazy. he planned that for years. that is an intelligent person who did that. so we have to realize that belief -- nihilism is a belief -- and these are people that find infamy to be incredibly appealing and we feed into that by constantly showing them and the images, and the work that this person has done. we are handing so much power over to these people, to these feelings. we are saying, we will cover you for 24 hours, 48 hours. we will show everything you have done. we are pawns for these people. >> kimberly: coming up, the renewed outcry for gun control and so much more when "the five" returns. i want you to pick a new truck for your mom or dad, knowing that they could possibly pass it down to you one day. cool. but before you decide, you should kno

jesse: because investors continue to buy.he median income is estimated at 6000 a month. that is completely incongruous with the developer. thisf: to what extent has been an overreach that is difficult to roll back now and all the commitments that have been made? whatever has been planned to be built, might have been decided on three or four years ago and has to be pushed through? jesse: as is typical in dubai, they slow down construction schedules. you will see projects taking up to 10 years to complete. thing ine interesting your reports, you suggested the correlation between oil and real has been breaking down recently. what accounts for that? jesse: it's a little more complex than that. we produce the investment index. it's accommodation of oil price, u.s. dollar exchange rate, and also the gdp growth rates in key foreign buyer markets. like india, great britain, pakistan etc.. combination of those aspects. there is a lag effect between oil and the economy and the impact on real estate. there's a two-year lag effect betwee

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jesse watters, your thoughts. >> jesse: america has reached a tipping point on school violence. some of us were tearing up watching the exchanges. it was really a raw and organic and powerful moment. the president takes in information verbally. that's how he takes his briefings. he was affected when he saw the pictures of the syrian children. he talks about being a protector. protecting the border, protecting jobs and it's up to him to do whatever he can to protect the schools. a lot of politicians are all talk and no action. he's not one of them. i believe. he wants to take action that's going to have an impact, not just empty action that's not going to solve any problems. he talked about making america great again. he talked about making america safe again. one of the things that needs to be addressed is school safety. the best moment, andrew pollack, he lost his daughter meadow, he said forget about the gun issue. let's focus on making schools safe. there were some great exchanges of ideas, arming teachers at schools, enhanced background checks. this kid had been suspended. n

i love that book. >> jesse?ling series, greg. >> [laughing]. >> my old standby the hobbit. can't go wrong with the hobbit. >> [laughing]. >> a great series. >> dana? >> i would say a wrinkle in time by maryland. >> i don't know. >> the engels wilder books. >> and charlotte's webb was great. >> nancy drew for you, kimberly? >> that's my favorite? >> all of them. nancy drew i loved. also little house on the prairie the whole series. >> i liked pamela sue morton. >> people at home are going i remember. >> i would say envy. look it up. one more thing is up next. ♪ upbeat music you wouldn't feel good not knowing the price here. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips. with the accu-chek guide simplepay program, you pay the same low price. all without having to go through insurance. plus, they come in a spill-resistant vial along with a free meter. skip the guessing game and focus on your health. not the cost. make saving simple today at simplepaysaves.com. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it's time for one more thing.

jesse: for typical pricing, yes.lways find sales to come out of the what work as we go forward in the year or two. yousef: there was more evidence of saudi arabia's attempts to attract foreign investment. the kingdom approved bankruptcy legislation, which includes measures for financial restructuring and settlement procedures. modern bankruptcy laws are not currently in the region's largest economy, making it difficult for companies to restructure debt. i asked the founder and ceo how these most factor into saudi arabia. ziad: this is particularly directed at the business sector. bankruptcy law encourages entrepreneurship. it also encourages, as you mentioned, better credit standards and general lending by the banks. it creates a framework for putting companies into bankruptcy, repossessing their assets. yousef: in terms of whether this is going to help unlock more capital inflows, what are some of the investors been telling you that you have been speaking to, in terms of appetite and putting money to work, if equity

>> reporter: hey there, ukee and jess.ng the crowds right now -- if you guys can hear me and see me. you can actually notice the crowds are sort of -- they're getting a little bit thinner. i do have new information to report from the philadelphia police. we just heard from some of the officers here you can see they are actually in this area right now guarding the area. here in south philadelphia they're haven't been any major issues but i did hear from the officers here on scene there have been two phone poles -- in center near broad and arch. two phone poles have fallen by some of the fans there has been one person seriously injured in one of those falls. sad news to report tonight. here in south philly, it's just a party. everyone is still gathered as you can notice over the past few life shots we've had there are fewer people. we are now pushing 1:00 o'clock in the morning here in south philly there have not been any major incidents here in this area, but once again, two phone poles falls confirmed by the philadelphia p

. >> jesse is in downtown san jose. but first we will speak to bill martin to find out the numbers outside. >> we have a freeze warning tonight and tomorrow morning. you will notice the cold weather. those who do not have shelter they will notice it. it will be hard ergo san jose, napa, and santa rosa, the temperatures in the north they could get down below 25 degrees. there is a frost advisory for everyone else around the bay. you don't see that often. also, we have temperatures that are dropping, we had snow flurries today up on grizzly peak. and we had some showers with reports of hail we have video that on ktvu.com. now that it has calmed down disguise a clear. that is why that freeze warning is in affect. right now, it is 35 degrees in fairfield and 33 napa. 33 santa rosa, it is a cold one. it is the coldest of the season so far. it will get cold again tomorrow. we will talk about that again and the next chance of rain, there is rain back into the forecast. >>> the cold weather had people bundling up and racing for

because i wanted jesse to make something out of his life. >> jesse is solemn when he explains that his mom and dad didn't know how to parent. >> i don't want to bash on my parents, and say they were bad people, but they were going through the wrong times, and dealing with their own addictions and they are trying to overcome them today. i believe both of my grandmothers and my surrounding family are the reason i'm still alive. >> and the reason why he's not only still in school. >> i know i'm going to work hard. i have nothing else to go to. it's either education or nothing, you know. >> but making the grade at richmond high. >> i'm excited to be in the classroom and learn things that i didn't know. and to better myself. >> he's a hard worker, he's the kind of person when you write about grit, you know, when you talk about the things, the resilience that young people in schools like richmond high school need, he's the kind of student that you would hold up and take a picture of and say this is what we're talking about. >> we're going to say the probability of an event. >> jesse says he

and jesse watters is here, jessica tarlov.d. >> we are all in it. >> i'm waters, and this is my world. >> and i am jessica tarlov. >> that is not how it works. >> okay, whatever. >> sean: i will do something that may surprise you, it is possible that nobody knew, i don't think that they did it wittingly, i think that for whatever influence, social media, firing your points that it was minimal, nobody would have known that this was a russian rally, but the fact that they covered it with such enthusiasm is kind of funny. >> listen, on november 12th, i remember how bad of a day i was having. it was terrible. it was not as bad as november 8th -- >> sean: were you watching jesse's world? >> i was in my bed crying. >> sean: you are in your bed crying? >> i did not shed a tear over night, i was here, i could not show any weakness. i guess that is funny, but the real story is talking about the rallies that happen on november 12th that were pro-trump, and this is the argument that he is making what happened on november 12, what happene

jesse watters, it's his world and jessica tarlov.y are straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you have a cold, stuff happens. [ dog groans ] [ coughs and sneezes ] nothing relieves more symptoms than alka seltzer plus maximum strength liquid gels. we the people... are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. >> sean: no secret that the liberal co-hosts at "the view" will stop at nothing to all things donald trump. hit a new low making fun of vice president pence for christian faith even suggesting his relationship with god must be crazy and dangerous. watch. this i think what's interesting is she said that jesus tells mike pence things to say. when was she around mike pence though? >> well, obviously she was around him. i think when you have a mike pence that now sort of puts this religious veneer on things and calls people values voters, i think we're in a

please welcome jesse tyler ferguson!on. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you, next question. oh, my god. how have you been? everything great? >> i've been really good, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i want to talk to you about this, because i know a a lot -- this is award season. a lot of red carpet events are happening right now. >> oh, many. >> jimmy: and you -- you posted that you have a problem with these red carpets. >> right, i just get very nervous at them. i always feel like, you know, i shouldn't be there. even though i'm on a show that it gets nominated. i'm very grateful for that. but like, there's just so many very famous people there. so i started like, trying to take the pressure off of these events by -- photo-bombing people on the red carpet. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it makes me feel -- >> jimmy: alive? >> better about the day. it makes me feel alive. >> jimmy: you -- you're good at it. >> i have gotten very good at it. >> jimmy: yeah. here's one that's from the golden globes. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: here'

it was not as bad as november 8th -- >> sean: were you watching jesse's world? my bed crying. >> sean: you were in your bed crying? >> i did not shed a tear over this, i was here, i could not show any weakness. i guess that is funny, but the f real story is talking about the rallies that happened on november 12th that were pro-trump, and this is the argument that he is making what happened on november 12, what happened, what matters is what happened before november 8th. >> sean: trump won, and you do not think it was going to happen. >> the russians got more people to a protest then hillary could. this is a huge rally. >> how many times have you used that line? >> the media colluded more than trump did. they broadcast their rallies, playing right into vladimir putin's hand, could you imagine if "hannity" broadcast n russian sponsored rally? mueller would have indicted him. he would've been subpoenaed. >> i love how much you are smiling at that. >> sean: it is not over yet, jesse. who knows?s? i don't think they are loving our coverage. >> i don't know you anymor

jesse has spent years trying to discover the background to her family story.are files from this children's home have disappeared. do you think you can judge what happened back then through modern eyes? i came to paris to find out how the french government views the scandal now. in 2014, the parliament accepted the state's moral responsibility for it. those who were exiled hope president macron will apologise for what happened once the investigating commission delivers its report. it's a big moment. marlene‘s first visit to her island in 52 years. she's brought her daughter, aurore, for support. the scandal of reunion‘s exiled children has become a story across france. the government's now paying airfares and some expenses so exiles can revisit their island every three years if they wish to. and some of maryse‘s sisters are at the airport to meet her for the first time. but there is no one to greet marlene. five decades have meant huge change on an island that is culturally creole and very french. 0nce uninhabited, reunion now has a population of nearly 865,000

i know, jess, you know how much time we spent at the mal mall. it's amazing i felt like i was a kid again going back to the mall. they're going to mall of america and they have amusement park in the middle of that thing and family, friends, kovrps obviously ail people associated with the front office and organization really because there's a loft eagles and former players here they're going to party. and presumably get on roller coasters. i had no ideaed what else they will do but they're going have a hard time. as far as back to philadelphia i understand they take off in the morning. i don't expect anybody to get any sleep by the way leap is not on option for tonight. >> that's where we're at now. >> the kind of steel a song from prince they're going to party like it's 20 999 much love to them. we'll get back to you. >> all right. let's go to greg argos now. greg. >> greg do you hear us. >> jess, ukee i don't know if you can hear me. i won't be able to answer many questions from you but the party is is south philadelphi philadelphia. someone bro

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>> the reaction, the co-host of five and jesse waters, and jessica, by the way, jesse's world, even though i'm on the road today and we all live in it. >> i can still feel it. >> you're not feeling it? rather, let me start with you. why is there over the years i've watched and i've seen this all the time, there is this compulsion on some on the left, not everybody, but many, but to insult and demean people's deeply held religious values and views. here's a vice president that is a christian. the lord's prayer says, you know, thy kingdom come, thy will be done. it doesn't say mine. it doesn't say mike pence, it doesn't say anybody else. he never said anything to the contrary. why is it that it's okay to demean those values? why do i believe if you demean other people's values that you're going to get a very different reaction? >> i don't think it's okay to do that. what i wish the co-host of the view had done is talk about how un-christian the chk, let's talk about the budget that slashes medicaid. refugees, mike pence doesn't want them. i believe we're supposed to take them in. talk about

>> jesse, this is a very personal subject for me. before i cancel my house i spent 12 years traveling the country, going to field offices across the america. training people that keep us safe every day. i have a massive respect for them. it is absolutely incredible that in less than 72 hours the fbi has a ready-made to massive failure. and any threat assessment, it doesn't matter whether you're staring down north korea or whether you're staring down hitler for the soviet union or future terrorists or mass school shooter. it is a simple set of questions that you have to ask. does the individual threat, the person, organization, have the capability to do damage? and second, doesn't have the intent?in this case, it was clear the individual had both the intent and as he posted on social media as someone close to him till the fbi. and if you look at his firearms history, he had the capability as well. >> i mean he had the guns on all social media pages. i think we have some pictures. he is posing with all sorts of ammunition and targets a