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jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. congratulations, everybody. this is the one-year anniversary of the robert mueller investigation into trump and russia. what have we learned? >> witch hunt, witch hunt, witch hunt. jesse: that's what it looks like to many americans so far. government and private industry have been interviewed, 15 search warrant issues. millions of document turned over. and no one has been charged with a crime of treason or espionage. a year and a half later no evidence has surfaced connecting mr. actual's advisors to the hacking or linking mr. trump himself to the russian government. government. the obama administration opens up an investigation into the trump campaign without any criminal evidence. the obama administration used secret subpoenas to obtain phone record from the trump campaign and used an unverified dossier of russian smears. the bottom line remains. team obama spied on the trump campaign using wiretaps and moles with no legal justification. now the people who were used to gather the information from stonewalling

jesse: he's work hard to stay where he is. can't believe his parents have to write him five letters. i have a 3-year-old. i can't imagine going to court in 27 years to kick my daughter out of my home. >> we invited him on to "watters world." let's play some sound from this guy. he was talking about impeachment. this is what he said. >> you can't be the boy who cried wolf and expect to have a viable impeachment power. you can't use it over and over again against the same president. if you are going to shoot him, you have got to shoot to kill. jesse: i don't want to be the p.c. police here. i am not going to get that sensitive. but if a republican talked about impeachment and said you have got to shoot to kill with barack obama, can you imagine the outrage? >> the double standard is the only standard the left likes to uphold. but because we are conservatives we understand it's not the best phrasing. i'm sure he didn't mean it that way. but i agree with him on the impeachment stuff. it just makes them look worse and worse and wor

. >> jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i'm jesse. the huge spring for president trump in america on the foreign policy front. north and south korea are heading towards ending the korean war. little rocket man released three american hostages from the hermit kingdom. the summit is set in singapore where they will hopefully negotiate peace. all historic to be medically victory's. it's driving the left crazy. here's new york senator, chuck schumer. >> we cannot be folded into given the north korean regime credit for returning americans that never should have been detained in the first place. american citizens are not diplomatic bargaining chips. there really should not be exalted, it should be expected. it is no great accomplishment of kim jong-un to do this. when the president does it, he weakens american foreign policy and puts americans at risk around the world. >> jesse: former obama cia director slamming the summit. claiming that kim jong-un is trumps puppetmaster. >> i think he has a been masterful and how he has manipulative perc

. >> jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i'm jesse. the huge spring for president trump in america on the foreign policy front. north and south korea are heading towards ending the korean war. little rocket man released three american hostages from the hermit kingdom. the summit is set in singapore where they will hopefully negotiate peace. all historic to be medically victory's. it's driving the left crazy. here's new york senator, chuck schumer. >> we cannot be folded into given the north korean regime credit for returning americans that never should have been detained in the first place. american citizens are not diplomatic bargaining chips. there really should not be exalted, it should be expected. it is no great accomplishment of kim jong-un to do this. when the president does it, he weakens american foreign policy and puts americans at risk around the world. >> jesse: former obama cia director slamming the summit. claiming that kim jong-un is trumps puppetmaster. >> i think he has a been masterful and how he has manipulative perc

: heard laurel. >> jesse: is this a prank?on this? are you messing with me? it is so obviously yanny, it's not even funny. >> greg: play it again. >> jesse: play it again. >> [computerized voice] >> jesse: is your brain broken broken? >> greg: humans have 100% certainty. you just explained every single war, every single battle it's about one person hearing yanny and the other person hearing laurel. >> jesse: is this why we got into vietnam? >> dana: if you said denuclearizing, denuclearize, what you think kim jong un hear hears? >> greg: it's like when we hear communism we think 100 million dead but the left-wing academic says... >> jedediah: it's interesting because they were saying you could be hearing it on different devices. >> greg: so it is the ears shape? >> jedediah: it is frequencies. >> jesse: studies a more intelligent people here yanny. >> jedediah: i did some research. there was an investigator, a professor of speech, language, and hearing at the university of arizona said "most likely the original recording was l

jesse? >> jesse: thanks, casey. all right, kimberly just so you know another horrible tragedy on a friday in this country it seems like almost once a month at this point. what jumps out at you after you hear something like this? anything specific and anything that you can reflect on for the audience? >> kimberly: yeah, when you think about it, can you feel it, right? it's heavy. you hate to report on a story like this family members. people are suffering. including parents of even the shooter in terms of what happened, what went wrong. people thinking to themselves a sense of guilt and responsibility. what could i have done to prevent something, you know, like this. the number of casualties is heart-breaking. those injured and thoughts and prayers to the families and also to the hospitals, you know, workers, the nurses, the doctors. everybody who moved in to try to save lives so that there weren't even more fatalities. i know in terms of the investigation they really do have to do a deep dive into his social media,

jesse: they do. it's so funny to hear the democrats applauding little rocketman for owning president trump and punking him into this meeting. when it comes to hamas or ms-13 or a dictator, always siding against the american president. don't slap anybody this weekend. keep your hand to yourself. jesse: up next, donald it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends soon. rough if you're on vacation. but the best seat in the house if you're at outback. introducing the aussie 4-course, starting at $15.99. but hurry, aussie 4-course won't last long! and if you want outback at home, order now! the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit al

trump. >> jesse: america has been played by north korea before. that's why president trump is willing to walkway from the table, unlike john kerry. here's the president in his own words. >> i will be meeting with kim jong-un to pursue a future peace and security for the world, the whole world. [applause] and the relationship is good, but remember everybody in the fake news when they were saying, he is going to get us into a nuclear war. he's going to get us into a nuclear war. you know what gets you into nuclear war? you know it gets into other wars? weakness. weakness. >> jesse: speaking of weakness, the president got america out of the week iran deal where we paid them to lie to us about developing nukes. here he is, solving problems. leaving president obama's foreign policy in tatters. joining me now is a fox news contributor, herman cain. a former senior advisor to secretary of state hillary clinton. i got your name right i hope. but i'm gonna start with my man herman. mr. kane, they should be shedding tears of joy that american hostages are r

>> i think it is, jesse. we are at the point where the judge in this is the american people, and the american people are being lied to on all sides at this point. no one really knows where the truth lies, and at this point what we recommend is, this whole entire investigation, the special counsel, it needs to be declassified. we are at the point where the american society as a whole will fall in on itself if we don't get to the bottom of what the truth is. not the half-truth, but the full truth. the only way to do that is have these agents come out whether through subpoenas and testifying, something has to happen in order to get everything out there so that we can all decide and see for ourselves what is really taking place in this mess. >> jesse: there is a real insurrection brewing with the rank and file. james comey obviously not an admired leader. remember, we heard things about his leadership during the campaign. there were many people very upset with the way he treated the hillary clinton criminal probe

jesse: hardest worker at fox? jesse watters or brian kilmeade? you seem offended.ou do the two hours in the morning, then a three-hour radio show doesn't necessarily make you a harder work. i had to get to where i am at by slaving away on the streets for the factor * for many many years. you didn't have to do that. brian: i didn't work 8 hours to get three minutes. jesse: are you insulting the watters world packets? brian: i am going to look bert and better. jesse: you can't look better than you already look. brian: coming up straight ahead, "watters world" bringing back one of your favorite segments called "mugshot mania." that story is next. brian: they say a picture is worth a thousand words. never is that more true than when it comes to "mugshot mania." >> some people that are wanted or less than wanted. brian: police arrested a man based on a cartoon drawing. he was arrested for a theft after stealing money from a grocery store. can you believe that stick figure produced a criminal? >> he actually half looks like the front man in a phil collins cover band. who

we will get right on it. >> juan: jesse can be my seal. >> jesse: you are never getting out then. >>uan: struck by dennis rodman. i think it's wonderful. i think you are having fun. >> kimberly: he is serious. >> juan: what you said is serious, kimberly. >> greg: we talk about how book can change your life. >> dana: what happened between the book and now? he actually got nuclear weapons. >> greg: well, that is the art of the deal. negotiation. >> jesse: besides the bible, the art of the deal is right up there. a few years ago you would've said donald trump and dennis rodman, with the support of kanye west, were ending the korean war, i would've dropped dead. it's incredible. >> kimberly: check your pulse. >> jesse: the middle east, send rodman. maybe they can share the peace prize. everything is happening for a reason. >> greg: on a serious point, we hear of the imminent release of these hostages. what does that mean? >> dana: a couple things. mike pompeo when he was there and he met with kim jong un, it was probably a condition, and also john bolton, the new national security adviso

jesse: up next, diamond and silk. jesse: harvey weinstein was atrained in court on sex charges.sted $1 million bond so he's back on the streets with an ankle bracelet. harvey is in handcuffs. do you think he'll beat the rap? >> if he did the crime, he should do the time. these hollywood elites -- ed: this is a fox news alert. you can see the president is with the released prisoner from venezuela. president trump: he was in a venezuelan prison almost two years. amazing you were able to take it. your daughter marion is here and your parents. jason and laurie you went through a lot. and you were there fighting all the way. i want to thank bob corker and mike lee and hurricanes a, every time i see mia, she would talk about you. i say what about something else. can we talk about something else? she was always doing it, and orrin hatch is a legend in the senate and this country. orrin, you were great. bob, mike, mia, orrin, i want to thank you have much. we have had 17 prisoners released during the trump administration. most of people don't know that. remember aya? we called the presi

. >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly, juan, dana and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump just wrapping up a meeting with fbi director chris wray, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, director of national intelligence dan coats at the white house. this comes as the president is demanding answers over a series of reports that an fbi informant was in contact with associates of his campaign. trumpet tweeting that the doj needs to investigate if the campaign was "infiltrated or surveilled and if the obama administration was involved." doj is responding by asking its inspector general to look at these allegations. vice president-elect pence is reacting to the latest development in a sit down with martha maccallum. >> the president i think he is grateful that the department of justice is going to have the inspector general look into it and determine and ensure that there was no surveillance done for political purposes. against our campaign. i think it would be very troubling to millions of americans of that

visit alz.org to join the fight. >> kimberly: time now for one more thing, jesse. >> jesse: so strictterboarded in my world. watch this. it was like charlie and the chocolate factory. guy there getting waterboarded. the mooch, tomi lahren, the ladies diamond and silk. great show plus i'm hosting ingraham tonight 10:00 p.m. we have a special guest griff jenkins in the building. we just see this guy walking down the street and we bring him in. how is your cast, man? >> want to make sure your burgers and fries are okay. everybody is doing well. >> jesse: looking good, griff. >> looking forward to an important weekend. >> there was a diving accident with a dog frisbee catching thing out there a month ago tomorrow when i was anchoring "fox & friends." and we may be shedding the sling tomorrow. tune. in bright and early. >> jesse: big reveal. >> kimberly: "fox & friends" a dangerous show. fantastic, thanks for joining the five. we love it greg, what do you have? >> greg: it is time for greg's plugs. why is it pointing at my hair? anyway, saturday, that's tomorrow night. you guys may be taki

. ♪ >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters, dana perinond greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." what does robert mueller want to ask president trump? dozens of questions are now out of the public for the world to see. questions that were reportedly read to the president's team and then link to the media. the president called the leaks disgraceful. sarah sanders directed questions for legal team earlier but her deputy raj shah had this to say. >> i don't know the veracity of the accuracy of the leak if they are accurate, the overwhelming majority of those questions don't focus on the underlying premise of the special counsel which was to focus on the issue of collusion with the russian government. there has been over a year of investigation. there's been dozens of witnesses, thousands, millions pages of documents provided. a zero evidence. not a shred of evidence of collusion between the trump campaign in the russian government. >> kimberly: ally -- alan dershowitz thinks there's a strategy designed to trip up

>> dana: or go to jesse. jesse, what is that? >> jesse: i have alligator video.om. check this out. south carolina. prehistoric looking. >> kimberly: it's huge. >> jesse: look at the dear scared for its lives. checking it out from a safe distance. they can outrun the alligator. this is in ocean creek golf course. answer answer amy shillinger has a house there. >> kimberly: random fact. what would t roy do with this. >> jesse: kill it and bag it and sell it for a wallet. >> kimberly: i'm supposed to be getting a -- from him. >> juan: what was an animal eating to get that big? >> jesse: a lot of golf balls. >> kimberly: clearly not starving if you know what i mean. >> dana: juan, time now for one more thing. 17 points. >> juan: as you all know it's graduation season. when young people in black scream, dance, and throw their hats in the air, right? well, now, let's take the party to another level, folks. take a look at this. that's andrew aboard the international space station. this weekend via live link, produced president mitch manuals old friend granted him honora

>> jesse: i got cut in eighth grade basketball. way onto the team. >> juan: michael jordan got cut. michael jordan didn't quit. this is really interesting, kimberly. >> kimberly: that greg is a cheerleader and not me. >> juan: i think you could have been if you wanted to. there's a difference between dance and art for cheerleading and acrobatic cheerleaders. >> jesse: juan is in the weeds. >> juan: who gets points and who doesn't. doesn't make a big difference. >> kimberly: what happens is, sometimes you can have, we used to have at my school. we had song girls and we had cheerleaders. the cheerleaders would do more acrobatics, tumbling. song girls did the dance routine. it was kind of separate. you also have to be in very good physical shape to be able to do this. pyramids and stuff and you can fall. they do flips. it's not the easiest thing. you've got to be in shape to be able to do it. >> jesse: isn't cheerleading sexist? this is the whole thing. what are liberals doing? coercing young girls. >> juan: how do you know the princi

liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >> greg: one more thing, jesse. >> jesse: canadians to owners face chargesice cream at dairy queen. they took the bear to a drive through dairy queen and said to the bear and fed him ice cream. we do not know what flavor, may be moose tracks, but now in hot water, because it is wrong and dangerous. and it is kind of things that happen in canada. >> greg: what about you, juan, and he bears? >> juan: remember the movie "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" a truck on his way from the chocolate factory had this happen, the big truck flipped over and 12 tons of liquid chocolate, sweet! polish officials had to close the road as the chocolate dried under the spring sun, my friend white chocolate also known as greg gutfeld is on his way to poland to carry the latest version of willy wonka's golden ticket. >> greg: all right, mean mean, time for -- greg's romance news. people wonder when me and brian kilmeade fight on the show if we get along, this is a tape of us after the show on friday? it is actually a lot of playful, hard to tell, because we are both very hai

." ♪ >> jesse: i am jesse watters along with kimberly, juan, dana, and greg.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." media bias exposed. it is no surprise that the left-wing media hates president trump but this next story might be one of them are grotesquely irresponsible examples yet. during yesterday's sanctuary state roundtable the president was asked about the dangerous ms-13 gang. watch. >> if they don't reach eight certain threshold, i cannot tell i.c.e. about them. >> we have people coming into the country, trying to come in, or stopping a lot of them. you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these aren't people. these are animals. we are taking them out of the country at a level and rate that's never happened before. >> jesse: the mainstream press including "the new york times," "usa today," "washington post" and others took trump out of context, suggesting he called all of the illegal immigrants animals, not just ms-13. the morning papers flat out misleading readers with headlines like this from "the new york times." "trump calls some

jesse: hardest worker at fox? jesse watters or brian kilmeade? you seem offended.two hours in the morning, then a three-hour radio show doesn't necessarily make you a harder work. i had to get to where i am at by slaving away on the streets for the factor * for many many years. you didn't have to do that. brian: i didn't work 8 hours to get three minutes. jesse: are you insulting the watters world packets? brian: i am going to look bert and better. jesse: you can't look better than you already look. brian: coming up straight ahead, "watters world" bringing back one of your favorite segments called "mugshot mania." that story is next. ♪ piano music >> vo: they want more out of life in every way. so they're starting this year's garden with miracle-gro potting mix and plant food. together, they produce three times the harvest to enjoy... and of course, to share. this soil is fresh from the forest and patiently aged to guarantee more of what matters... every time. three times the harvest. one powerful guarantee. miracle-gro. is america's number-one you kmotorcycle insu

♪ >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." another shake-up to president trump's legal team as he ramped up his attack on the russia investigation. white house. [laughter] ty cobb's outs. he retires at the end of the month. those changes come as former trump attorney john dowd reveals mueller's team raised the prospect of issuing a grand jury subpoena to compel the president to testify under oath oath if e doesn't sit down to talk. concerns about the probe. >> i know when you are in the middle of an investigation, you can lose some objectivity. are they objective about the presidents interview? do they have an open mind to the fact that he could be telling the truth and comey may be lying? if they have an open mind to that, then this is something we would consider. if they don't, then given all of the irregularities in the investigation, we would be foolish to have him be interviewed. >> jesse: here are some stipulations for an interview. >> what to you would be acceptable pa

>> jesse: it is not a joke. of great anecdotes about her covering the hillary clinton campaign from behind the scenes and traveling around and it's fantastic and i like it. >> dana: caused some consternation at "the new york times." >> greg: how do you like reading? do you enjoy the process? >> juan: no mocking jesse. stop it. >> kimberly: it looks like he is reading it. to make it look believable, he has folded, tucked the flap. i don't own a bookmark. >> dana: something i can get you for christmas. >> kimberly: camera four, pull it in. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." there he is. "special report" up next, hey, bret, congratulations on your book. we are delighted to see you tomorrow with us. d.c. >> bret: this is a fox news alert, and there appears to be a major setback in what has been widely perceived as progress towards peace and of the of nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. north korea is threatening to cancel next month's summit between kim jong un and a president trump over milita

. >> jesse: before seen in the vault.nd the fact that he said i have the economy set up so well. i don't think the american people thought it was going great on main street. >> dana: i think it is normal for a president to feel this way and common after a president who gets two terms, the opposing party usually wins the next time around. but president obama has been relatively quiet. but first time we are getting an insight of what it was like. on the economy, i think they have some room to say it takes a while to pull up out of the hole and they were doing that. but president trump unleashed the monsters in the market to say we are hungry and going to do more. the tax cut and deregulation and everyone felt like we would use the capital and move forward. and if that continues we'll see. i think that is what he was talking about. >> geraldo: he was talking about race. >> jesse: he said they fell back in their tribes. >> geraldo: president obama said race relations were never better. i wondered what he was talking about. tr

jesse: hardest worker at fox? jesse watters or brian kilmeade? you seem offended.hours in the morning, then a three-hour radio show doesn't necessarily make you a harder work. i had to get to where i am at by slaving away on the streets for the factor * for many many years. you didn't have to do that. brian: i didn't work 8 hours to get three minutes. jesse: are you insulting the watters world packets? brian: i am going to look bert and better. jesse: you can't look better than you already look. brian: coming up straight ahead, "watters world" bringing back one of your favorite segments called "mugshot mania." that story is next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to

we need to haveetrogenius. >> jesse: we'll let you know. >> kimberly: you are@table. >> jesse: dana? talk about pro sports. i think chris matthews in some ways it mirrors what the right says about the left. there is very few outliars. i don't know much on the left and how diverse that might be. but what is happening with younger conservatives is happening. they may not be card carrying republicans. but they are voting republican and that is what makes the difference. >> jesse: we don't care what sport you play as long as you vote republican. >> geraldo: i hate golf. i always played tennis. >> jesse: typical liberal. >> geraldo: when you stereotype, that is putting everybody in the same basket. >> jesse: we never stereotype. right kg? >> kimberly: never. i think something in the air conditioning system in msnbc. it is rants. and i guess it works for their ratings that they say nonsensical and stereotyping of people and it is limiting and identity politics, i don't know. they are into it and they seem to you know, thrive and get off on it. >> greg: you know how many times i describe pr

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lemonis: what did you quit, jess?sica: 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 jess

. >> jesse: hello everyone, i'm jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. stunning developments as roseann gets asked by abc. the the show started knitting a firestorm after tweeting this. "muslim brotherhood and "planet of the apes" had a baby, equals vijay." the comedian later expressed remorse saying i apologize to valerie jarrett and all americans. i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks. i should have known better. forgive me, my joke was in bad taste. as a result of the uproar, abc is pulling the plug on the wildly popular "roseanne" by releasing the statement. roseann's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our vues and we have decided to cancel h show. speak about the tone does start at the top and we like to look up to our president and feel as though he is reflects the values of our country, but i also think every individual citizen has the responsibility, too. our government will only be as good as we make it. people on the inside have to push hard and people on the outside have to listen

jesse: thank you, robert. robert: well, coming up, we are happy to welcome back comedian samson koletkar, not your typical indian-jewish standup comic, he's next. robert: i've always said standup comics are important social commentators. they tell us a lot about our lives, often by talking about theirs. and when you have a life like samson koletkar, it's almost his duty to talk about it, which he does in a tour called "trapped in a family." he's been a guest before as cofounder of a desi comedy fest, the largest south asian comedy festival in america, and founder of comedy oakland. all this after fulfilling his parents' wish of earning a master's degree in computer software, welcome back. samson koletkar: thank you very much. robert: which they're equally proud of all of your achievements, i'm sure. samson: i hope so. i hope so. they know how to hide a secret. robert: now, you have a tour coming up. generally speaking, what's the format? samson: it's primarily my first solo show. so i've been a lot of tours wh

jesse? >> speaking of fly girls. here comes watters. >> what?should have never said that. >> [laughing]. >> my point is that the media slams trump when he succeeds. imagine what they would say if he was failing. could you imagine if there was a scandal? if he allowed isis to take over a 3rd of iraq. imagine what they would say then, juanful i can't even. i think the media is sick of winning. they need the mdma. they won't give him credit for anything. if he brings koreas together, they will call him the flip flopper because he got rid of the border. the conception of trump is wrong. they can't give him credit because that would admit they were wrong in predicting everything he would do would lead to failure. they don't want to give him positive coverage because they believe they are powerful enough to boost his approval rating. they don't tell the truth. they tell the audience what they want to hear. everything impugns his motives. he is demonized. the media can't allow there to be two competing sets of political philosophy. one has to be good a

rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical staff member. i mean, he's running what i consider 50% of this business, the center of the business. so you and i haven't had a chance to talk or anything. do you wanna be here long-term? >> actually, yeah, i love it here. i mean, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the

the scabs and scars aren't slowing baby jesse down.ays he's back to his old playful self just three days after someone at daycare beat him. while protecting his innocence these parents say their determine to make sure this doesn't happen to anyone else child. tiffany griffin, jesse's mom: "my kids was at day care and they had license and the state is allowing them to continue to take care of other people kids."the day care worker on duty at the time says another child caused jesse's brutal injuries. the family and social services administration inspected the day care and found seven violations. no drug screen completed for caregiver. no consent form submitted for caregiver. no fingerprinting for national background check. unqualified caregiver present. 2 lack of supervision violations and child abuse not immediately reported by caregiver. as a result this location was shut down.jesse harris iii, jesse's father: "if you got all these violations how are you allowed to open up another day care or keep your other ones running. if one shut

this year, we are celebrating its ten year anniversary on jesse square. the museum has a much longer and storied wonderful history. it was founded by the community in 1984 and was in a space at the stewart street jewish federation building. >> interesting. so the words contemporary jewish museum are in some ways rather provocative about really what's said in terms of philosophy and vision of what a museum is, when you think about how you paris out the three words and put them into a concept. i am wondering if you can talk about that and maybe some examples of how that articulates itself by the exhibits you have going on now. >> that's a wonderful question. the founders of what then was called the jewish community museum had this vision to create a museum that would be about now and the future and not the past. ultimately as the board developed the plan for the leap skin building on jesse square, the decision came to change the name from the jewish community museum to the contemporary jewish museum. the mission of the museum was very finely tuned to be abo

jesse: pero el fiscal le saliÓ al paso las declaraciones y fue enfÁtico al decir que márquez no tienee: mientras juan manuel santos, presidente de colombia advirtiÓ que no iba a permitir que nadie daÑe el proceso de paz, que nunca se dijo que iba a ser fÁcil y que hay momentos difÍciles. el principal informante del caso en estados unidos serÍa marÍn, el sobrino de alias ivÁn mÁrquez quien cayÓ en la misma operaciÓn en la que quedó detenido jesÚs santrich por narcotrÁfico.. patricia: king seguimos en colombia porque las autoridades arrestaron a siete sospechosos de pertenecer a un grupo armado disidente de las farc. un grupo que recientemente secuestrÓ y asesinó a dos periodistas ecuatorianos y a su conductor. la captura se produjo en el departamento de nariÑo. enrique: tras poco mÁs de nueve meses de prisiÓn preventiva ordenada por el poder judicial, hoy recuperÓ su libertad el expresidente ecuatoriano. ninguno de los dos ha sido acusado formalmente. marÍa: fue celebrada por algunos simpatizantes pero no significa que hayan terminado sus problemas con la justicia, sÓlo que el tribunal

that was excellent, jesse. >> thank you. if you don't like this here go play in can that. >> go play for the french. no uniforms -- >> pugh na point touch. >> the underlying truth i have a inkling everyone wants this behind them. even colonel e colin kaepernick. i think they feel, this wasn't suppose to go this long. >> yes. we all want the same thing. we're all for america. i think that's what the nfl tried to do. they handled it pretty well. they have to do it at should point do. it now, get it over with, owners meeting and move on. now they have laid out the policy, if it continues to happen. i couldn't see how it would. unless you're the jets. they have laid out the policy. now if you do it and get fired you're actually foyering yourself. you're making a choice. >> yes. again it's another issue, jesse. were you hear when we talked about laurel and yani. it's laurel and yani. >> yes it's not 50/50. it's like 80/20 in the country. i don't have a problem talking about race and police brutality. it's fine to be about activis

tiffany griffin and jesse harris the third know their son as a 13-month old boy full of smiles.jesseg monday, when tiffany found him swollen and cut.tiffany griffin:"my son has been crying. he hasn't had no sleep. he's very uncomfortable and hopefully we can get him comfortable and back to his good health and back to being the happy baby that he is,"tiffany says a worker at kiddie garden daycare called her around 2:30 saying jesse's face was swollen.the mom says she rushed over and called for police and an ambulance.the daycare owner says a two-year-old girl caused the injuries.tiffany griffin:"it shouldn't have happened whether it was a two-year-old. it shouldn't have happened if it was an adult. it shouldn't have happened if a two-year-old did it in the care of an adult."no one answered the door at kiddie garden and the owner declined an on camera interview.she said over the phone that a worker heard a commotion, walked into the room, and saw jesse hurt.the owner says that worker called the parents, daycare management.tiffany griffin:"it was negligence any way it goes. it was child

i am dana along with janet and greg and jesse and kim guilfoyle. we are live in new york city. it is a week full of outrageous and over the hill comments for roseanne and her show. and >> if ivanka trump chose to have the most oblivious tweet. that is a beautiful photo of you and your child. one mother to another. do something about your dad's immigration practice you [bleep]. he listens to you. put on something tight and low cut and tell your [bleep] and tell him it was an obama thing and see how it goes. >> dana: the white house said the comments were vile and vicious and she responded she

sovereignty and the new enlightenment and also about the censorship resistance because you mentioned jesse powell and where's the headline about him max took my classes because he had lost his glasses and so we only have one pair of glasses and underwear. crack and says it will not cooperate with new york attorney general request for information so we have jesse powell telling the new york attending attorney general you know go away we left new york and this was a good this actually proved to be a good idea because now all these other companies that. allow customers from new york are subject to the bit license. we have another headline here max regarding censorship resistance of bitcoin and that is the chinese entrepreneurs have some creative responses to the government's crackdown on crypto so every time the government's crackdown on crypto the headlines read and of course no pointers will say ha ha big point is dead you guys are going to die because the government's going to get you i told you this all the time it's like the government's after you and they're going to shut you down well

pastor jesse duplantis asked his followers to buy a $54 million jet.id he saw the plane in a dream from god to spread the gospel globally. some people are having mixed reactions. nbc's tom costello has the story. >> you know i've owned three different jets in my life and i've used them and just burning them up for the lord jesus christ. >> reporter: televangelist jesse duplantis said god himself told him it's time for an upgrade. >> i want to you believe me for a falcon 7 >> reporter: like this one to preach to more people around the world. and he's asking his followers for the $54 million. >> i really believe that if jesus was physically on earth today, he won't be riding a donkey. >> reporter: from his louisiana headquarters he is among a group of televangelists who preach their wealth is god's will. >> this preyed upon the poorest people that want and need money badly when they're told if they give money, god is going to bless them 100 fold. >> reporter: duplantis lives in a 35,000 square foot mansion tax free. >> he's asking everybody who has less

semmes: they had a dinner grant and his wife were there, in their youngest son, jesse, was there as well, but he was not invited to dinner with the queen. he was supposed to have dinner with the house ladies. point to some sources, mrs. -- according to some sources, mrs. grant is upset or she thinks the staff means staff, but it means lower oils. presses to invite him to dinner. victoria writes in her diary that he was "an agreeable american in that american way," and i'm not quite sure what she means by that, but she came to enjoy dinner with him, but she did not have a high , becausef frank's wife of the way she noted on jesse. lord derby, who had set up the meeting, refer to grant of having the intelligence and the manners of a bulldog. he was less than impressed with ulysses s. grant. steve: they meet at appomattox, the civil war comes to end, he ran in 1868 against whom? the rant in 1868 against -- oh, gosh, now you are stopping me. against horace greeley, the newspaperman who died quite quickly. he gave everything he had to the election and then died. but grant's presidency is some

rush is right. >> no. >> sean: tell jesse where he is wrong. >> i'll tell you both.wrong because the mueller probe is not over. >> anything you say after that is wrong. >> sean: come on. that is so unfair. there are 19 indictments, i know they are not -- no. the probe is focusing on three issue areas, russia collusion, obstruction of justice, and financial crimes. none of those have been settled. >> the only thing that trump obstructed was hillary getting into the white house. valerie had one mike, she would have fired comey on day one and we never would have heard about -- >> sean: the only obstruction was hillary getting in the white house. let me ask a question. mueller and i see certain companies, it turns out one wasn't even a company at the time. you never expect that would actually respond, and how they will have discovery, and i'm predicting mueller would have to yank the indictments. >> okay, we'll go down to six, if my math is correct. >> sean: 13 will be gone. >> we had 19. 19 minus six -- >> sean: the drugs are talked about the 2005 tax case that had to d

colleagues, today i am proud to honor eleanor carpenter and lesl leslie, the co-owner of jess jewels. jess jewels is a san francisco based company sxeshlizing in fashion and fine jewelry along with accessories including hats, bags scarves and fun gifts for all sorts of occasions. the store has been a neighborhood leader serving the community and residents on union street for 32 years. they just opened their newest location in hayes valley right next to the grove. i've always loved jess jewels, but when i started working as an aid, i realized that it was not just a cute store to go into, but it was a community hub for the desire district. we've worked on so many issues together over the years, addressing pub crawls, street cleaning, zoning issue to increase the amount of restaurants and getting benches finally along union street. we've worked together to make sure their annual >>> it really has always been a dream of mine to be in this position so that i could honor you. for now, i'd like to turn the mic over to you. >>> wow, that was incredible. i don't even know what to say after tha

joining our discussion now, jesse wegman, "new york times" editorial board who wrote today's ed torld"trump versus the department of justice." matt miller, former spokesperson for attorney general eric holder is with us. he is an msnbc contributor now. and john heilemann, national affairs analyst for nbc and msnbc is with us. he is the co-host and executive producer of showtime's "the circus." and john heilemann, you've been studying donald trump for years now as a politician, and i've gotten closer to him than the rest of us in that study. is donald trump trying to find that line? is he trying to find the spot where rod rosenstein has to stand up and say i resign? >> yeah, i think so. and i think he is doing it in in a not particularly subtle way. he is also doing it in a not particularly clever way. he gave rosenstein this out. you talked about this i thought very insightfully last night, not just to praise you needlessly, although it's hardly ever needless when i praise you, lawrence. but you caught the drama of it last night when you were discussing this in the program. for him to