jesse: welcome to "watters world" i am jesse watters.ther hoax goes up and smokes thanks to the subject of tonight's word. the impeachment hearings are over, implore for the democrat face again. just like the last hoax, they lie to you again. >> this testimony is incredibly damaging. >> i cannot emphasize how exposed of this is. >> very explosive. >> explosive. >> it's a problem for the white house. >> gordon sondland's testimony changed everything. >> every fantasy about how corrupt this demonstration was is actually true. >> none of it was true. they hyped it up because they cannot deliver the goods. the democrats did not call one single witness who testified that president trump directed quid pro quo with military aid. >> did you ever hear from any ukrainians either in the united states or ukraine about any pressure that they felt to do these investigations that president trump demanded? >> not that i can recall. >> did either of you have evidence of quid pro quo? >> no man. >> i did not. >> bribery? >> no ma'am. >> no ma'am. >> i jus

>> juan: jesse went off. listen, when i was thinking to myself, boy, this is to be a prime example of moving the ball because all along they say, we want an official inquiry, have a vote for you have your public hearings. why are you having all these public hearings in the dark? okay, let's hear it. they say, now, they shouldn't be having public hearings! i think to myself, what's going on? i think this is like moving the ball, moving the goal line. >> dana: you want to move the ball if you want to win. >> juan: what you want to move the goal if the other team is approaching the win. it's so disjointed, danna, i think it's a tale that at least the president is very worried and they did not have a dana perino in the white house right now -- >> dana: they don't need me. they have him. he is the message. >> juan: they don't have a current it's schiff is a bad politician, losey is a bad politician, jesse refers to the transcripts that he says i'm going to put out more transcripts! >> dana: i think it's working fo

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters with jedediah, juan, dana, and greg.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." donald trump taking on liberal america. the president who made his name in new york, now escaping the high tax state for florida. leftist lawmakers are ripping trump for changing his residen residency. >> i don't believe he was ever a new yorker anyway because living in new york does not make you a new yorker. to be a new yorker is a state of mind, a set of beliefs. so i say, so i say, so i say good riddance, good riddance, mr. trump. >> jesse: disastrous new york city mayor mel the laws you -- bill de blasio. trump also continuing to call out to california for its out-of-control homeless crisis. the president hitting democrats like nancy pelosi for not fixing the problem. it comes as a new report shows the homeless death rate in l.a. county has jumped by more than one-third. meanwhile, in chicago, the president slamming the city's shooting epidemic. trump continuing his feud with chicago's police superintendent. that going down a look

." >> jesse: i am jesse watters along with emily compagno, juan williams, dana perino, and greg, this is "the five." the battle over impeachment heating up as shifty schiff and house democrats finally release the first transcripts from the closed door investigation. schiff tightness of the narrative saying they are damaging to the president. trump hitting hard against the impeachment bush, going after the whistle-blower. >> i think the whistle-blower gave a lot of false information and have to see who the whistle-blower is. once i released the transcript which was almost immediately, the whistle-blower's report was very wrong. and they whistle-blower seems to have disappeared. i also wonder what happened to the second whistle-blower and what happened to the informant. they all disappeared once i released the report. >> jesse: trump fleming nancy pelosi and calling out the democrats' obsession. >> they are hanging their hat on the one phone call. you know what? the republican party has never been so unified. i think nancy pelosi has lost her mind. i call them the "do-nothing democrats.

. >> jesse: they want the president to take a bribe!>> greg: you say, i want something from you, you give some thing to me, that's how the world works everywhere. it's unspoken. i'm not surprised these people are screwing up, the same jerks in the media who are enamored by the dossier, enamored by collusion, enamored by kavanaugh, the cabin the accusers, lazy forward, coming to they got every single new story wrong. they've got to get a focus group to save them. >> jesse: explain how this is bribery. >> juan: first of all -- you know how many focus groups are done in politics? it's endless. >> greg: should you be a focus grouping for impeachment? >> juan: its politics! this is a political process. your argument, quid pro quo literally means there is a bribe involved. yes, that's what it is. and the problem with president trump is it wasn't for the national interest, it was for his political, personal interest. >> greg: they coincide. >> juan: defending ukraine from -- >> greg: what happens if the leading candidate might be compromised b

jesse, what are your thoughts? >> jesse: well said, emily.guy who went to the game with his sons, young kids. he had to wait an hour while these people protest and as they were leaving, they look at the tailgate session completely trashed. the place look like a garbage dump. the young kid goes to his dad to await the use of the protesters cared about the earth. that's the point. they want to be seen in caring for they don't actually care. had they stayed home and i protested, they would have a lower carbon footprint did they make a mess and don't pick it up. if these kids are going to ivy league schools, how about instead of doing this, how about solve this problem, maybe get some new solutions for cleaner air, cleaner water? but that's not what this is about. the point is this: inconveniencing americans is not going to persuade anybody. we don't like people telling us what to do but we like conservation for that's the sweet spot that they want to take us backwards. they do not want to binge on netflix, they don't want us to drive, they don't

thanks, jesse.chusetts governor deval patrick makes a late entry. we are in the eye of the impeachment hurricane. we will bring you back, today's back and forth setting the stage for tomorrow's hearing and we will tell you about the case of the missing venezuelan spymaster who may hold the key to a lot of very bad behavior in his country and this one. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. the theme of the democratic presidential race this month seems to be the

>> jesse: not really.esponsibility. >> dana: we had in my house a dog and then my sister and i brought home a cat from the ranch and we were responsible for feeding, watering, and i don't know if we did it properly and sadly the cat died of leukemia. that was an early lesson, life lesson for me. >> greg: i had three older sisters so i was kept in a cage, i was the pet. i had little box turtles. everybody had little box turtles, you went to the pet store and you got a little turtle, lived for two weeks. they didn't last long, you lost them somewhere and found them all dried up an event. >> juan: if you were an animal in the zoo, which animal would you want to v and you got to tell us why? >> greg: definitely i'd want to be a gorilla i'd see the people coming at me, i would be slinging feces all day. >> dana: i would want to be a draft to experience what it's like to be that tall. >> jesse: what was your favorite animal in the columbus zoo? the kangaroo. i will be a kangaroo. you can jump, allegedly, the foo

jesse: the leader of isis.: abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead. >> i give donald trump credit as commander-in-chief for being in charge when people in syria such as conan were attacking al-baghdadi. jesse: would you like to say anything to the veterans now that we have you here. >> i appreciate you all for fighting for this country. >> thank you for your service. >> to actually put your life on the line takes so much courage and strength. couldn't appreciate you more for keeping us safe. >> i'm watters and this is need world. jesse: that's it for us tonight. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge * welcome to justice. thanks for being with us tonight. the streak goes on. so much thanks to all of you for making justice number one yet again the whole saturday. keep it going right into the holiday season. we have a super show lined up tonight. newly minted best-selling author donald trump joins me live. congressman devin nunes, deputy press secretary hogan gidley. rya

jesse. >> jesse: mom text.at producers told me not to read some of them. please, i pray, you do not support the president's words. it's not how you have been raised to behave. number two. you are already smirking. just please don't scream and be sarcastic. you are screaming, honey. why? most of them are about screaming actually, and pointing. pay attention to your sources. thank you, mom. >> juan: go mom, go. dreams do come true. for a basketball player in michigan, it came true as a surprise. take a look at what this coach is announcing. speak i'm going to be an rn. he got into nursing school today. [cheers and applause] >> juan: he got the news that he got accepted into the nursing program. it was the best way to find out, because all of his teammates were there. way to go. we need good nurses. >> dana: i had the honor of going to the anniversary gala. they were honored for their dedication to the organization. i was really overwhelmed during the night, because they have a 70% job placement rate. they help pe

jesse watters and sandra smith.the five." >> greg: at a rally last night, the president slammed the whistle-blower's attorney who had been bowing to get rid of trump as far back as 2017. it happened as he's coming off the plane. >> president trump: coming off the plane and they hand me, look at this character. okay. they just handed me the story. whistle-blower's attorney said in 2017. you know when that was? that was a long time ago. they say january 2017. the impeachment will follow. it's all a hoax. it's a scam. >> greg: a coup, it's true. he has long called for trump's impeachment. he had also been working with the dems. all you need is an ambitious lawyer and an embedded activist willing to blow a whistle only democratic dogs can hear. here is a what is, actual tweets proving intent to overthrow a president. once again, we see how the media and the dem's desires coincide perfectly. way back then, they also tweeted this. "i predict cnn will play a key role in donald trump not finishing out his full term as presi

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone, i am jesse watters with juan williams, dana perino, greg, it's 5:00 inew york city and this is "the five." the democrats preparing to go public with their one-sided impeachment probe that is shaping up to be anything but fair. rush limbaugh predicts it is going to turn into a judge kavanaugh style debacle. >> it was a never ending parade for a week and a half as every person they brought forth to try to destroy kavanaugh. failed. there was another one waiting in the wings. and i would guarantee you it is the same strategically they are going to employ here this week. they are going screw this up like they screwed up the kavanaugh thing. they want it too much. and because they want it too much, they are making tactical and strategic mistakes. >> jesse: if you need more proof that the media is complicit in pushing the democrats' talking points, check this out, media research center finds that since impeachment started, network tv coverage has been 96% negative for trump. this is all happening while the president launches blistering attacks, calling impeach

jesse colin what would you do if your girls came home because they did not -- >> jesse: i say toughenhing to cry about. i need to know what works on instagram. if i post something that does not get a lot of likes, i'll never post it again. if i post something and it blows up, i think to myself, i have to do more of that. >> emily: right. >> dana: i'm okay with this because everybody was fine before instagram and you never had likes before. if you take it away, it'll be -- everything will be fine. i also think kids are smart, they'll figure out a way around this and they'll figure out a way to like each other's pictures. >> jesse: why don't we get rid of ratings? >> juan: that's money. >> jesse: you can monetize instagram as well. >> juan: this is just emotional -- that's right! >> jesse: they need to know what product is popping. >> greg: you have to have standards. if you don't know what people like, then you are going to be out of the loop. this isn't the real problem. to me, what we are realizing is we are working for social media companies now. youtube cannot delete your account i

what do you say, jesse? >> jesse: some people say that his hearing is his best attribute. i also will say this. >> juan: was at a putdown of the president? >> jesse: no. the hoaxes over. the whole thing is up in smoke. you guys tried, you failed. you didn't have one witness to testify that trump directed a quid pro quo involving military aid. not one. so let's go home and forget it all happen. nancy pelosi wasted everyone's time. what did she do in 2019? she shut down the government and then she failed to impeach the president. we are going to look back at 2019 like what? you did nothing. no nafta, renegotiation, doped drug prices, no infrastructure. what happened today? someone overheard a phone call. the president said i don't give a blank about ukraine. neither does the country. i wish even there? this is the reason trump is dual tracking diplomacy and ukraine in the first place because people like fiona. fiona doesn't even know there is ukraine collusion. she actually met christopher steele and saw the dossier before the dossier went public. the whole thing comes down

i don't believe you, jesse watters. let's see if it's true. >> eric swalwell is also struggling to make the debate stage so now he is bringing in his infant to help. >> that's not actually good. by the way, it's not true that just because you can change a diaper you can run the government peered i would have been now. in our match against thailand this week, the american women's soccer team won the most lopsided games and a history of the world cup. what was the final score? jesse watters. >> 130. >> 13-0. was it really 13-0? >> tonight, u.s. women's soccer team good on defense. after that historic world cup win against thailand, 13-0. facing blowback, not just for the record number of goals scored but for celebrating every last one. >> very impressive. both your answer in the victory. 13-0. of course we are being criticized for running up the scores are good for them. its first meeting with political leader kim jong un. he traveled to singapore with a very unusual item, an item he refused to be without her was it a --

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody, i'm jesse watters, 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five."t's a big week for adam schiff and democrats running the impeachment spectacle. after the hearsay sham failed to deliver, they are now set the call eight new witnesses over the next few days. and then simple lucy taunting president trump, daring him to testify. check this out. speak of the president can come right before the community and speak all the truth he wants. he could do it in writing. he has every opportunity to defend his case. but it really is a sad thing. what the president did is so much worse than what even richard nixon did. >> jesse: president trump saying he likes the idea and would strongly consider it. trump is calling out witnesses over the weekend. pelosi responding with this cheap shot. >> he should not frivolously throughout insults, but that's what he does. i think part of it is his own insecurity as an imposter. i think he knows full well that he's in that office way over his head and so he has to diminish everyone else. >> jesse: wow, imposter but while pelos

even jesse's brothers.he took over and brought a new range to the church in 1974. >> and increased rain of terror. >> increased. when he took over, and 12 million dollars in illiquid assets and it still owed quite a bit of property. any added a lot of things like candy sales, large sales. he would have people pledge to build a balcony in the church and it never came about. he had the pledge for a recreation center where he bought 400 acres in the county next to whitfield he was going to build the recreations area. they called at the campgrounds. the members. that never happened. one of the main things i would like to read one more time, something. >> please. >> i just read that one. it was about some of the deaths that happened because they were not allowed to go in the had a birthing center. it was in the county next to it, even ohio came down to have their babies there at the birthing center. ct news daughters, with the midwives. they were not trained. even put hatchets on the beds to try to cut. >> so pe

jesse watters? >> jesse: billionaires.r: she is selling elbillionaire tears mugs is that true? >> it is time for a wealth tax in america. [cheers] i have heard that there are some billionaires who don't support this plan. all we are saying is you make it big, pitch in two cents so everybody else gets a chance. [cheers] >> tucker: two cents? 25 bucks for a foreign made mug. jesse watters, nice. >> katie: can you redistribute that i like warren now. redistribute your points to me? that would be great.ie >> jesse: no. >> tucker: that is the worse plan.no question four, another multiple choice. after a long-term ban, the u.s. marine corps just announced it's lifting its prohibition on marines doing what while in uniform? is it a, wearing sunglasses, b, chewing gum. c, using umbrellas? >> katie: my buzzer is not working. >> jesse: this is a guess but i'm going to go with a, wearing sunglasses. >> tucker: a, wearing -- have the marines banned wearing sunglasses. >> military ending the 200-year-old tradition of making marines tou

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: what do you win here? >> you don't get any money. jesse: ribbons?you looking for? >> a dog that is the breed standard under the american kennel club standard guidelines. jesse: has anybody tried to grease you? >> no. jesse: maybe i'm not her type. i gave consent before the kiss. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. judg"justice with judge jeanines next. [♪] judge jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us and thanks for making "justice" number one again last saturday. tonight we are going at it again with gusto. house majority whip, steve scalise joins me. and white house press secretary, stephanie grisham. governor mike huckabee, corey lewandowski and charlie kirk. and dr. michael baden will be here to discuss the latest news in the jeffrey epstein saga.

they ought to -- >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters along with dana perino, juan williams, greg gutfeld, and this is "the five." the impeachment spectacle continuing on capitol hill. actually, you know what? trump is now talking about is that impeachment spectacle. let's go back to him. >> he is a political operative. these gentlemen know it. and frankly the ig never should've brought him. if he would've compared with the whistle-blower said to what i said in the conversation. two conversations, really. but to what i said in the conversation with the president, who i think is a terrific person, of ukraine, he would've said, wait a minute, the whistle-blower said this. and that wasn't the conversation, because we have the transcribed conversation. and also, shifty schiff is dishonest, a corrupt politician. when he imitated, tried to copy my conversation and his copy, he made up a conversation, went before congress, and made up a phony conversation. just like he does every time he talks. he is a phony. he is a very dis

jesse: what do you win here? >> you don't get any money. jesse: ribbons?ou looking for? >> a dog that is the breed standard under the american kennel club standard guidelines. jesse: has anybody tried to grease you? >> no. jesse: maybe i'm not her type. i gave consent before the kiss. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. we will have that forecast for s you later on. jon: we are fast approaching the next stage of the impeachment inquiry, more current and former white house officials have been called for depositions. that could clear the way for public hearings in congress. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". all of this follows thursday's party line vote to formally approve the inquiry. house democrats hope to see three more trump officials on the hill next week even though congress is not technically in session. house speaker nancy pelosi says those depositions might soon become public hearings, but democrats say there is no timetable set in stone. >> let's just slow down for a second and realize that we are

jesse? >> that would be mayor pete buttigieg. >> tucker: pete buttigieg.rect, the mayor of south bend, indiana? >> i never thought i would be on a "forbes" magazine list, but they did it by the candidates of wealth, i'm literally the least wealthy person on the stage. >> and the shortest. >> tucker: jesse watters, he knew it. outstanding. 2-1 going into question four. this is as required by the names are commissioner in billings, montana, this is this week's animal question and it is a multiple-choice. scientists are happy to support that years of believing certain animal species had become extinct, they are wrong. that animal still exists. it was photographed recently in vietnam. what kind of animal is it? is it a, the mouse, b, the bulldog rat, or c, the labrador duck. [laughing]. >> go ahead, dana. >> tucker: what the hell? >> i think i'm going to say the fun of it, a labrador duck. >> that was my guess! >> tucker: was a labrador duck? >> they've captured images of a rare miniature mouse deer. >> that's boring. >> a labrador duck would've been -- you ge

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. >> dana: jesse, let's get some thoughts from you. volker did say that he changed -- that sondland who testifies tomorrow, he already amended his testimony. volker did that today. he did not know burisma equaled an investigation into the bide bidens. >> jesse: volker, sondland, and burisma. i turn on the television and cbs is on. they have a hearing. i watch, take a break. i go out, i come back. and a soap opera is on. cbs jumps out of it. and i'm thinking, what is the difference between this and a soap opera? it is a bunch of cliques of people talking about their feelings. they have opinions. they have concerns. you know at the bottom line was today? they asked straight up, was there a bribe? no. did anybody ask you to bribe anyone? >> no. was there extortion? no. and they understand why a schiff lead with the witnesses he did. he leads with the small ballplayers, the smaller bureaucrats who did not know anything. they were not involved in anything that complained about everything, and then when you get to the bigger guys like these

. >> i am greg gutfeld with juan williams and jesse watters. it's "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we are exactly one year away from the election. in a moment, we will fill a time capsule right here with items that best symbolize this coming year. a strand of bernie sanders's ear hair or a life alert for very slow sleepy joe. >> sleepy joe. he makes a mistake every time he speaks. i can see these handlers. like with horses the handlers. all right, get him off. he's been up there long enough. they are screaming, get off. sleepy joe get off the stage, please, joe! >> that was president trump last night at a wild rally in kentucky talking about the stuff that matters like the great lou dobbs. >> the great lou dobbs. he said when president trump took over, he used to at a trump is a great president. then he said trump is the greatest president since ronald reagan. >> this year will be historical and hysterical. a two way battle. not just a one way street. ask corrupt politician nancy pelosi and adam schiff. >> corrupt politicians nancy pelosi and adam schi

dana perino versus jesse watters in a wild final exam. who will win?hat's straight-ahead. >> i'm trace gallagher. learning more about what's to come out of the justice department's inspector general report on the russian investigation. it'll detail how the former fbi lawyer altered a document related to surveillance of the president's campaign advisor carter page. kevin kleinsmith left the probe in 2018 after he was identified as someone who was highly critical of the president. the report is said to criticize top fbi officials involved in the early stages of the investigation. the president took on the hearing from both sides of the issue today. in september, the president announced a ban on most e-cigarette flavors but has backed off a bit. he said his administration would announce a plan on the issue very soon. when youse break out, we will break in. i'm trace gallagher. back to "tucker carlson tonight. >> tucker: democrats have a lot of ambition spending plans ready to go as they retake the white house, medicare for all, and all means for illegal a

jesse watters saying americans can't find ukraine on a map that's true.ut a map on screen help people understand. you know, i think that he was bordering on insulting the viewers at home saying this is not a sexy scandal, this is too complicated. prchl now this guy brian knows exactly what i'm talking about. we're in the same business -- you're busy you have a lot going on at home family, work, and there's always drama. you care about what you feel. politicians in press can make you care. they can break it down and sell it really hard. but there's a limit. admitted it later in the weekend and started worrying if i was right. >> well people really tune in, i mean, and tv term and i hate to talk this way but let's be honest this is one level of television show that's about to unfold. will the democrats put on a powerful first episode? will they convince people to keep watching. through same reason when we're watch on netflix on listen to a new podcast we comiewz to keep listening we're interested in episode one. >> he's asking the question i already answere

jesse, the idea of sensitivity. it's harmful to people.kin or get nowhere. >> i blame liberals. they created political correctness. now they are deprived of funny jokes on college. liberal comedians can't get the gigs done. it's like the robots. you create the robots and they come running and shoot you. this is what is happening. >> that's a good analogy. >> political correctness is devouring the people who created it. >> you know how epson doesn't want to go to syria because it's too dangerous? that's how college campuses are now. it's like the syria of this country. it's not worth it. there is too much to lose. in the '80s, just a few years ago, college campuses, the craziest, edgiest most hilarious places there ever was. that's where people wanted to go. remember spring break and delta house and the costumes. now it's just the opposite. >> dana, you had crazy times in college. you were a hell-raiser. >> i don't think a comedian ever game. it was colorado. >> they had a rodeo clown. >> there is a place in new york called the comedy cella

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. >> so not exactly handy with a hammer, but that isn't stopping jesse from rolling up his sleeves anding families an "extreme make over: home edition." >> good morning mayo family. >> i was a fan of the original series and i love the human element to it. i love that we're meeting these families that need a new beginning. >> hi, nick. thank god you were home. >> jesse leads a team of over 1,000 volunteers on each house rehab in this hgtv reboot. yeah, that's original series host ty pennington lending a hand. he's just one of ten guest stars you can expect to see. >> look at yourselves. >> in the meantime jesse's getting ready to say good-bye to his "modern family" when the show ends its 11-year run this season, but jesse just might have another job lined up for them. >> i certainly would love to invite any of my modern family cast if they want to come and help out. i was five minutes late to the table read yesterday and sophia asked everyone if it was because of my new job. so they're ribbing me a little bit, but they're all really excited for me. >> yoj he's moving on that fast. it's

thank you, jesse. so first two might media that is mitch silber, ceo of parallel networks, , and/or position he cofounded with jesse morton and also found a principal at the guardian group, intelligent and to consulting firm. prior to his work at guardian crew make subdistrict of intelligence analysis at the nypd where he was a principal counterterrorism advisor to the deputy commissioner of intelligence and was responsible for building out and imagining the cyber units. then next we have brad galloway. he is a research and intervention specialist with the organization for prevention of violence which is based in edmonton alberta. recently bratt has joined with parallel networks to work on various initiatives to count hate and violent extremism in the united states. next to jesse is jeff schoep. until early 2019 jeff is one of the most prominent figures of the neo-nazi movement in the united states turkey was a national leader, command of the national socialist movement are over 25 years. it is now his

and with that, i'll hand it over to jesse. -- hand it over to jesse. good afternoon. >> so afternoon and thank you for attending today's event. i'd like to stress special gratitude to new america for hosting today's event, a civil society approach to preventing terrorism and targeted violence. today's event is important as it announces control-alt-delete hate. it is a magazine in printing and online. we'll pass around copies. it is an approach to combatting extremism we've been building out since we got started. you can see the cover of the first edition which went online this morning but the initiative is more than just a mere counternarrative tool. it is part of our innovative and wholist particular approach to addressing the threat by enhancing and enforcing extremisms here in the u.s. first, a little bit on the project's back ground. it's important to realize it's not a stand-alone initiative. it's more than just a magazine. for over a year now, mitch and i with the assistance of many supporters and in particular the counterextremism project have b