"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. >> >> jesse: hey, gillian thank you. i like you better on "the five." >> gillian: say hi to your mom. >> jesse: we all have different ways of dealing with our emotions. some people meditate. some people write in a diary. and some people just cry it out. [crying] >> please don't, brennan. [sobbing] >> jesse: democrat have been emotional this week. they are letting it all hang out. it started with biden's chief of staff. he quit his job and couldn't control himself when he said goodbye. >> i cannot promise there will not be some tears. this is the best job i have ever had. [crying] and most of all this team every single day. for a president and a team that was written off for dead in the winter of 2019 and for dead again in the winter of 2020, and for dead again in the winter of 2021, it is never a good bet to bet against joe biden and this team, never ever a good bet. [applause] i learned everything i know about how to be a good father from joe biden. he is the best father i know and the best role model i know. >> jesse:

here is jesse. >> jesse: just another reason why m.j. is better than lebron. thanks, bret. >> bret: there you go. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: east palestine, ohio has become little chernobyl. residents there have been living in the midst of a toxic mushroom cloud having to inhale 500 tons of cancer russ toxic fumes. with acid rain coming down all over them from all the vinyl chloride in the air. it's like these people got nuked with toxins. right now as we speak palestine residents are showing up to a town hall where they were supposed to get the chance to confront the people responsible company let a train full of chemicals fly off the rails and lit it on fire ceo of norfolk southern alec shaw shown right there just decided to back out of the meeting. allen shaw and rail company won't even show their faces. "primetime" has a producer out there, so we will be giving you updates throughout the hour. can you imagine how angry these people are? the company responsible for potentially cancer clustering the town is hiding from them. after they were riding the rails with bad part

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now with jesse. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, gillian, have a nice weekend. >> gillian: say hi to your mom. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: so i get the "new york times" delivered to my house every morning. i also get the "new york post" and the journal. but the first thing i do? crack open the post, best paper in america. then i open the journal. when i get around to it, i look at the times. you have to see what the enemy is up to. but they also have some good reporting out there. en and on the front page today i see the headline. e.p.a.'s pledge for ohio town is met by doubt. i said to myself, wow, it's about time the "times" covered the story. i didn't need the "times" to tell me that the people of palestine doubted the e.p.a. we have been doing this story all week. we have been talking to the people there all week. we sent a producer out there this week. so the "times" reporting guys with "primetime's" reporting. these people don't trust the government because the government hasn't given them a reason to trust them.

hey, jesse. >> jesse: i can hit those shots. >> jesse: thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the state of the union supposed to be biden's big moment. the guy hides in delaware and never talks to reporters so we were eager to hear him. we didn't hear from biden last night. because he plagiarized the speech. joe has been plagiarizing his whole life. he got busted plagiarizing in law school. five straight pages word for word. almost flunked out because of it. i mean, he is not even smart about it. and then he runs for president and gets busted plagiarizing again. >> why is it that my wife who is sitting out there in the audience is the first in her family to ever go to college? >> is the first woman in her family, in a thousand generations to be able to get to university? >> they didn't have a platform upon which to stand. >> there was no platform upon which they could stand. >> jesse: so he got caught plagiarizing a british guy. thought he could get away with it because it was in another country. thought we wouldn't notice but we did. that didn't stop him. he was on a roll. he plagiarized the kenned

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: as i have all of a sudden said until they pre-you otherwise you have-to-a assume everyone is lying to you. trust in this country is reaching a breaking point. you can't trust the people who are supposed to protect you. and, of course, i'm talking about the government. for years, the government has been lying, hiding and stealing from you. they lied about afghanistan. the patriot act they even lied about pat tillman. they hid hunter's laptop to put joe in the white house. they shut down schools over covid and then stole a bunch of pandemic relief for themselves. the people who were supposed to protect us are in it for themselves. but they at least used to act like they cared about the little guy. but when a toxic train wrecked in east palestine, ohio. they didn't even pretend to care. the biden administration can't even find east palestine on a map and the whole town feels forgotten and they can't trust anyone. >> my daughter has asthma. she has been coughing.

shannon know well. >> tom: jesse? >> jesse: elliot and mother's maiden name. >> judge jeanine: they made irish cream. [laughter] >> tom: bailey, that is nice, jessica. >> jessica: it is brooke. my mom didn't change her last name. so, jessica broke. and my mom, like married -- we were up cardigans and pearls and so broke. so she took the e off not to make it bossy, but like a babbling brook. but anyway. brooke. >> tom: very nice, judge? >> judge jeanine: i don't have a middle name but for confirmation that they gave me a nickname. so confirmation come i took my mother's name which is esther. because i always use jenny shin pyro and i use that for years. >> tom: at the same with me. we did not have middle names in my family and we waited for confirmation and mine born on the feast. >> judge jeanine: next one. >> tom: facebook and cindy w, what is something that you must have to consider proper, junk drawer. you looked confused, judge. >> judge jeanine: there is so much in my junk drawer. pens, rubber bands, keys that you don't know what belonged to. >> tom: card

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hi, jesse. >> jesse: best pants game in the business. bret baier. good luck. >> bret: see you. thanks. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: break-ups are tough. sometimes they come out of nowhere. >> elle, pooh bear,. >> i do. >> i think we should break up. [screams] [crying] >> jesse: and sometimes you don't buy the reason they are dumping you. >> sorry, george. i don't understand. things were going so great. what happened? something must have happened. >> it's not you. it's me. >> you're giving me it's not you it's me routine? >> jesse: we might be looking at one of the biggest breakups in american history. something we haven't seen like the 40's. it looks like democrats and the media are working on dumping kamala from the ticket. on friday, liz warren out of nowhere suggested biden could swap out harris for someone else he's more comfortable with. >> if he is that old in a second term the vice presidency becomes even more important, should kamala harris be his choice the second time around? recommendation you know, i -- i really want to defer to what makes

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"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. ♪ hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jessedy likes getting in trouble. when i bombed math quizes i hid it from mom. or you are sneaky with your dad. he goes out of town, party time, until mom and dad come home a little early. >> do you have a serving dish ready? jim? we need a serving dish. >> oh, yeah, yeah. of course. >> yo. >> what? >> nothing. >> jesse: and when you are older, the most important thing you learn never leave a paper trail. >> tell me what the heck is -- >> frank? >> we think somebody made a boo boo. >> if you are sitting at a crime scene before police show up? it's kind of tempting. maybe move the body. hide the knife. it's why cops don't let suspects hang around the crime scene without them. but the fbi let joe biden spend a weekend at the crime scene alone. two weekends ago biden through to his beach house in delaware right after he got caught lying. hey, feds, i checked my chinese-funded think tank, my house, i swear there is nothing to see here. when the feds searched his home and his office they found s

jesse is pretty good on the handover. >> jesse: i think so. thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: when you look back at american history, there are certain presidents who stand out as the greatest of all time. they are in a league of their own. george washington, the founder of our great nation, abraham lincoln, the president who saved our country during the civil war ended slavery. and ronald reagan, whose strong posture brought down soviet communism. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [cheers] >> jesse: and now as of yesterday, the media has added a new name to that honorable list. joe biden. the moment he stepped foot in ukraine, everything changed. in the blink of an eye he went from jimmy carter to abe lincoln in the heat of the civil war. here's the "new york times." since abraham lincoln road to ro the front lines outside of washington to watch battles in northern virginia during the civil war no. sitting president has gotten that close to combat. didn't bush and obama fly into iraq and afghanistan during combat operations? i'm no military hi

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hello, jesse. have a great show. >> jesse: hey. thank you have much. ♪ >> jesse: east palestine, ohio has become the home of the forgotten men and women of this country. a community that was pretty much just nuked with 500 tons of chemicals is being forced to live in the middle of a potentially cancer-clustering mushroom cloud. these people were just living normal lives. they didn't want it. they didn't even cause it. this happened because of a rail company who put themselves above a small company in ohio. when they lit their train on fire, after letting it fly off the rails with 500 tons of hazardous chemicals inside of it. and then just told these people to deal with it. so, "primetime" sent summer, our producer, out to see how they are dealing with it. >> how has this chemical contamination impacted your life? >> it's been absolutely terrible. it's uprooted me and my six children. >> it's making me move out of my house. >> people don't know if it's safe to drink their water. they are saying yes but then we have fish kills everyw

have a great weekend. >> thanks so much, jesse. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: well, violent teens withds are wreaking havoc on the country. why are we giving these kids so many second chances? ♪ ♪ there are some things that go better...together. like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. >> jesse: everyone knows we have a violence problem in america. we are seeing a disturbing new pattern. violent teens popping up all across the country and they are consistently getting second, third, even fourth chances even after committing heinous felonies. in orlando, florida on tuesday a

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse. >> jesse: excellent handoff. thank you. >> bret: see you, buddy. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: east palestine, ohio is at the center of one of the biggest scandals in history. after a 50 car train full of toxic chemicals flew off the rails last week. the government has the video of the train derailing but won't release it. the skies over east palestine were filled with 50 tons of toxic chemicals. a toxic mushroom cloud. chems like vinyl chloride. it's now in the clouds causing acid rain. the community says it's like someone dropped a toxic nuke on them. >> basically nuked a town with chemsz. so get a railroad open. i was kind of surprised that -- when they quickly told the people they can go back home. there's a lot of what-ifs and we are going to be looking at this thing five, 10, 15, 20 years down the line and wondering gee, cancer clusters could pop up, well water could go bad. >> jesse: the state government's top doc came out today and said those cancer clusters no big deal. you have been exposed to these things your whole l

>> it's shocking, jesse.y above all else. [laughter] >> jesse: right. do you think this is lori lightfoot? do you think it's one of the other candidates? what do you think is going on here? >> well, it is -- i was born and raised in chicago. i love chicago with all of my heart. and it breaks my heart to see this. and everything that's happened in chicago, obviously for the last two years, it would be ironic at best if mayor lightfoot makes the runoff due to the jail vote. considering, you know, she has literally made chicago known throughout the world for nothing but violent crime. >> jesse: so, all right. let's pretend it's a bunch of them doing this. are you impressed at all by the aggressive nature don't take no for an answer attitude by some of these harvesters? >> well, you know, cook county jail is ideal location for vote harvesting or vote or ballot manipulation. you know, the cameras, know torously don't work. and the guards are notoriously political hires. so, i mean, it -- tomorrow will tell the tal

what are the guests doing, jesse? >> jesse: that's quite a honeymoon. i don't know. we will see you. ♪ >> jesse: moving on is never easy, especially if you have no one to pass the torch to. just ask the bucks. who is going to play quarterback now that brady is gone or who do you leave your company to if your son is an idiot? >> forget it, i quit. i can't do this anymore, man. my head is about to explode. my whole life sucks. i don't know what i'm doing. i don't know where i'm going. my dad just died. we just killed bambi. i'm out here getting my ass kicked and every time i drive down the road i want to jerk the wheel [inaudible] bridge abutment. >> jesse: just like in politics we have success. no secret in washington that biden's time is running out and that democrats want someone younger. for them that guy was supposed to be mayor pete. and since pete was only just a mayor, they had to give him a job to beef up his resume. so they gave him transportation secretary. the job was supposed to literally transport him into the white house. how do you screw that job up? we

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, shannon. thank you. >> >> jesse: fox news alert. it is day two of balloon watch the chinese spy balloon about to hit illinois and creeping towards the east coast. the pentagon confirmed the balloon is able to change course and maneuver. >> the balloon continues to move eastward and is currently over the center of the continental united states. we know that it's a surveillance balloon and i'm not going to be able to be more specific than that we do know that the balloon has violated u.s. airspace and international law. the balloon has changed its course, which is, again, why we are monitoring it. >> jesse: the comey spy balloon airspace and fingers around a joystick and flying it towards major cities but we are not shooting it down. >> you said this is violating our airspace so why not take it down? >> yeah, so, you know, clearly as we assess options and considering the size of the pay load on this, looking at the potential for debris and the impact on civilians on the ground or property damage

hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, can you believe dana eats a salad with her bare hands? >> bret: at least it wasn't a comb. >> jesse: oh, god. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: every year washington, d.c. looks forward to the state of the union address. it's the one night of the year when the president heads over to the people's house. network television blows out their shows and takes them live. sometimes it's boring to watch. other times we get a little drama. >> and god bless america. thank you very much. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> jesse: we're not sure where biden is going with this address tonight, but we do know biden has been working on it since november, that's over three months for one speech. this thing better be good. here's what the binder said the speech was going to be about. >> this is going to be a joe biden speech. and when you hear it, that's what you are going to hear. >> jesse: okay. i can listen to the binder explain biden all day. so much insight. but what is a biden speech? well, a biden speech is a story and that's what you're gonna hear tonight, the greates

jesse, when is the last time you did a tour? >> jesse: define chore, kat.e. >> kat: the room, not even in a hamper, the room. >> jesse: i put on top of the washing machine. sometimes i'd take my dish and put it in the sink. sometimes if i'm feeling really good to come i will soak the dish. >> kat: okay. >> jesse: we could use a robot around but then what would we argue about? >> kat: katie, i know if a robot was putting stuff away i would know where it was. >> katie: this is great to allow us to be more efficient instead of spending time cleaning, we could spend time doing other things. >> kat: would you let robots in your house? >> judge jeanine: no, not a chance. first of all come i want to do my own laundry and i don't want them doing dishes. everything would end up in the wrong place and that's the end of it. >> katie: i have a room. >> judge jeanine: >> judge jeanine: i do too. >> judge jeanine: i yell at it to get out of the way. >> kat: i don't need a robot. >> judge jeanine: [indistinct] periods >> kat: you are better at making the bed then i am. >>

>> jesse: that is jesse doing jesse. >> jesse: see what i did there? and prepare, he knows what he's going to say going into the segment. so he prepared something to say. this is what don had prepared to say. he actually may be he didn't it. >> dana: googled it. >> jesse: if you do google it, it doesn't say that. it's much later! i want to give him the benefit of the doubt. >> dana: why? >> jessica: yeah, white? >> jesse: fine, screw him. >> greg: always accept an apology, jessica. and i want it to help my show. >> dana: did he actually apologize? >> jessica: he accredited. >> dana: that's not an apology. that is not the same as i'm sorry. >> jessica: his p.r. person wrote it. again, but it doesn't count with people, right? >> dana: who does it count with? >> jessica: with the boss there. you have to say something. so i'm going to say the least personal thing i can say, which is so diverse from reality. he stared a woman and her late 20s and a woman in her 30s in the eye, i think caitlin collins might be 30 now. whatever it is. >> greg: i don't see it.

jesse? >> jesse: thanks, jonathan.a lot of thoughts about the chinese spy balloon. >> what was happening with the chinese spy balloon? >> looking up in the sky is like yo, it's crazy up there, man. ♪ ♪ . . which nfl players depend on sleep number? that guy, that one, holy moly, all these guys. this qb for sure does, i mean just look at him. uh huh, this offense, pretty good. they do. this one here. we got a big pile of them here. yeehaw! cowboys do. guys who do the griddy do. boom! it's a circle palooza. boom. circle him. heck of a bed. turns out 80% of nfl players have a sleep number 360 smart bed to improve their energy and recovery. it's game-changing sleep. only from sleep number. >> jesse: would you have popped the chinese spy balloon right away or let it loiter for a week like biden? johnnie asked some new yor yorkers. >> what was happening with the chinese spy balloon? >> looking up in the sky, it's like, yo, it's crazy up there, man. >> i thought it was a kid's toy. you know, who knows? >> it went across our co

have a good night. >> jesse: i will. i will try ♪ >> jesse: super bowl sunday one day of the year the whole country can get behind like thanksgiving on sunday with better food. and only invite over members of the family that you like. if women aren't in it for the football, that's fine. they love the commercials. and the halftime show and they love hosting and the food is bad for you and the clean-up is easy. don't email me ladies. a lot of you know more about football than i do. i get it. i'm just stereotyping to make a point. and if your team happens to be playing in the super bowl, sunday turns into a holliday, prayers are said. a moment of silence is observed. i didn't even watch the pregame. my eagles were in it. i don't need to waste more time i timed it perfectly and sat down at 6:20 expecting to hear the national anthem but i didn't recognize it. i didn't know the lyrics. it turns out i was listening to the black national anthem. good song. but is this what we're doing now. we have two national anthems? no one to

jesse. >> jesse: that's a challenge.bowl but your wife is extremely pregnant? 38 weeks. well, jason kelce, our center, she is 38 weeks pregnant, the wife. he's bringing the wife with the ob/gyn, whatever that stands for, to the super bowl. and if she delivers at the game, she delivers at the game, so be it. and that's the kind of player we want on the eagles. tonight, "jesse watters primetime" china's balloon heading for chicago. >> greg: have a good sender. >> judge jeanine: go, harold. >> harold: obstetrician, gynecologist. michigan woman being repaid for her kindness after being faced with a very, very tough decision. diane gordon her car broke down a few years ago. she has had to walk to work every day five days a week over two miles. one day she walked to the gas station snack. found $15,000 in ziploc bagged. could have changed her life. she took it to the local police, turned it in. enough to the wife of the local police officer is helping her raise money. i think they have raised over $40,000 so far to help her bu

all right, jesse.yburn urging the dems to give ground saying basically, you know, if you can't get a perfect piece of legislation, let's try for a good piece. is that a starter? >> jesse: not for me. i don't want police forum. i see these things they are trying to do band choke holds and sometimes you need to get the arm around the neck to subdue the guy. now they are afraid to go near the neck and bad things can happen. the no-knock warrants come i don't know enough about it but i do know what will do if they do it to commit of knocking, they will hit the battering ram. the immunity thing, you can get sued for millions of things for something that happens on a job, no other union has that. teachers unions don't have that. why do the police have that? i don't like they were getting singled out. joe biden probably likes the fact that black lives matter thief of a lot of money, is telling him you are a bad guy for not defunding the police. that makes joe biden look good. >> judge jeanine: okay, you are n

i think i'll blow your mind or what's left of it, jess gee. jesse. >>jesse: please. >> greg: harold says it's theatrical and the other way of saying that is meaningless. it's meaningless. no one talks like this anymore. remember how all the newscasters used to sound the same. people went to school to sound like that. sound like a news kassandraer and then positives -- newscaster and then podcasting slayed the ttele prompter cadence and how o people feel when they see these flourishes of rhetoric. it now to them reeks of fakery. when it smells so rich like propaganda, to millions, it's just a load of bs. and it's because our politicians haven't caught up with the country. we don't talk like this anymore. the five is successful because we talk and it's conversational. we rarely use tele prompters and when you see somebody up there, least like an old frozen robot from the hall of presidents. nobody take it is seriously, especially when it's a crock. >>jesse: you're saying he should bring in the t-shirt cannon? >> greg: yes and this would be the t-shirt.

>> jesse: if anyone hates her, it's me. >> jeanine: i know why, go ahead to. >> jesse: the laptop has been verified to. hunter admitted it was real and she asked the president of the united states sitting there and her question was how are you going to handle attacks on you from republicans? that was the question? of all questions he goes none of it's real and no one cares. a good interviewer would say americans care, the polls say a lot of them do and what exactly isn't true on the laptop? is it to the email? what is at? she botched it and i'm not going to let her go for that. >> greg: what did she do to you? >> jesse: you're sitting there with the president, she's a government employee. it's like your own employee is asking you questions and he's saying there's nothing to see here and she goes moving on. i believe he proposed an increase in funding for nvr, p pbs. >> jessica: i thought the questioning was weak. >> jesse: i do retract and never retract -- >> jeanine: smart move, the sad part about it is it was his 33rd interview since he has been president -- obama at this point had

but that is great for them, but i still need paper. >> jesse: . >> jesse: your paper shaming his kidsving you kids paper. >> jesse: he had dreams at home. >> dana: but do they print stop? >> jesse: no. that is about it. i can't top it. i want to hear the kinko's story again. >> harold: i still print out my ticket when i go to the airport. and the lady at the counter said, what is that? she actually said that. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! . when aspen dental told me that my dentures were ready, i was so excited. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything to make you smile. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin res

jesse, wrap this up! >> jesse: scandals a grower, geraldo.ces saw when joe was there over the weekend, there was smoke coming out of the gym napier, i'm not saying used classified documents as kindling, but maybe i am. here's how i know more about classified documents. you see materials and notes from the beach house. if they're looking for classified documents, why are they taking materials and notes from the beach house? they took classified documents and to-do lists. make it quick. >> geraldo: find them money. if they keep documents and they're not supposed to have them, find them. the same way a library and makes you pay -- >> jesse: maybe hunters sugar brother can pony up the fine. when is the fbi went to let the suspect spend t the week another crime scene? o.j., o.j., why don't you go rest back at bundy? before the investigator get there. you look tired! >> geraldo: that's an outrageous comparison. a >> greg: but it's fitting! >> jesse: to joe's beach house, you are saying that there is nothing going on? they are squeezing this guy. th

jesse, welcome back. i will go right to you.ating a sense of doubt and what is the impact for the party and for him? >> jesse: welcome it is creating doubt and that is why he came out with this and no waiting on a lot of the donors are nervous. but i know somebody who had breakfast with joan dimmick joe biden one time. it was in a diner appear at the diner menus that are five pages. he sat there for 20 minutes. everybody else and put their order in and he could not decide what to order. he ended up going with waffles. but that is how indecisive this guy is. and the fbi raided three of his properties and the university of delaware. he just took out a quarter million dollars a line of credit to pay his lawyers. he doesn't know what is going on with the hunter situation, but that could go anywhere. the house republicans have just begun the investigation. and we already know treasuries hiding suspicious wire transfers. so he is kind of watching, watching trump, watching the indictments and waiting to see if desantis ever gets in. bu

jesse? >> jesse: uplifting. >> judge jeanine: thank you.er? they got a kid and is he just chugging this coke, go, go, go. that is america right there. >> greg: that is america. that's what's up. that's' what's up. all right. desantis is on "jesse watters primetime," ask him about that kid that chugged the coke. >> judge jeanine: harold? >> found j.j. rowellen. thank you for finding that 2-year-old kid that went missing. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: thanks, judge. we are inside fbi headquarters in the operation center where they monitor threats across the country. in just a moment, i will speak with fbi director christopher wray about a host of issues. but, first, other headlines today. the u.s. supreme court heard arguments to biden's plan to forgive student loan debt. john roberts led colleagues in questioning the authority to broadly cancel federal student loans. house republicans are holding several hearings and advanci

. ♪ ♪ up >> jesse: hello everybody i'm here with jesse watters, judge jeanine, greg gutfeld, dana perinod this is "the five." it is a toxic nightmare in ohio. the lack of fingers on the catastrophic train derailment is infuriating residents too scared to go back into their homes. officials are not doing much to convince people it is actually safe to return. the video coming out of the town are horrific, fish, chicken's turning up dead or becoming extremely ill. the people wonder if they are next. >> burning plastics and chemicals in the air, issues with our dog vomiting, acting lethargic. >> the fish is dying so how my supposed to be safe bathing my children, cooking with any of it. >> i cannot date in town before i have a giant migraine. >> i don't feel anywhere in this town is. >> basically they nuked the town with chemicals to get a railroad open. >> you watch people investigating, they have giant hazmat suits on. but somehow, it is safe for people to go back to these homes. >> jesse: dana put in biden epa on the spot after insisted there is nothing wrong with the city's water. >> wou

jesse, are we doing something tonight? >> jesse: you didn't get my card? it's under your pillow.ad big plans for valentine's day and we had lunch reservations. i got a gift, i had written a card, we had planned on going rug shopping. >> greg: your hair looks great, though. >> jesse: thank you. and then jesse jr. threw up all over the house. in the bed, in his room, down in the family room. it's like the exorcist. not a romantic valentine's day. we have is he sick? >> jesse: he is sick or he drank too much last night. >> judge jeanine: i want to know what you are doing. >> greg: probably going to sleep. up next, biden insulation doing a number on your valentine's day budget. american spending 200 bucks each and dropping over 25 billion. 25 billion on the holiday. that is like a small war. what's wrong with us, america? >> jesse: zelenskyy is our valentine. >> greg: yes. making it one of the most highest spending years on re record. this is basically a virtue signal, right? it's the first virtue signal. >> dana: i think you should like this. you like it when people commit. people a

hey, jesse. jesse: yes? afton: can you look at me? jesse: let's see. ton: hi. jesse: hi! afton: gotcha. jesse: ha ha ha! what's up? afton: can i come in? jesse: yeah, of course. afton: i just want to, um, ask you what adhd is. jesse: um... afton: clearly, we knew nothing. i mean, i have to say i was getting pretty good at researching disorders. i've been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, rid cycle bipolar, bipolar ii, fibromyalgia, addiction disorders, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, insomnia, dyslexia, and nearsightedness. ok. that last one has nothing to do with an adhd diagnosis, but it's still trueso... the more i read, the more i realized these symptoms were adhd or exacerbated by it. jesse: let me google it. afton: ok. jesse: i will--i wl tell you exactly what it is. adhd. um, see more symptoms than just that. "people may experience aggression, excitability, fidgeting, hyperactivity, impulsivity, irritability, lack of restraint, or persistent repetition of words or actions. absentmindedness, difficult focusing, forgetfulness, problems paying attention, or short a

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hi, jesse. >> jesse: best pants game in the business. bret baier. good luck. >> bret: see you. thanks. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: break-ups are tough. sometimes they come out of nowhere. >> elle, pooh bear,. >> i do. >> i think we should break up. [screams] [crying] >> jesse: and sometimes you don't buy the reason they are

. >> jesse: that's right.t all in there at once. just call me a bad guy. this country needs more honesty. people have to give ron desantis the benefit of the doubt. like i give joe biden the benefit of the doubt. >> greg: oh, come on. >> judge jeanine: until when? >> jesse: jesse watters sees this story and he says to himself, this is a governor who is now established ap african american history courses for the first time in the state of florida. that is a really good accomplishment. but the view sees this as a klansman banning slavery being taught in schools. it's insane. if the college board admits, and they did, that the socialism, the empty the prisons, the intersectionality, whatever that means, is too much for high school kids, it's too much for high school kids. do you remember what you were like in high school, judge? could you have handled queer theory as a junior? >> judge jeanine: no, i went to catholic high school, the nuns would never mention it >> geraldo: i cut class. >> jesse: the people who ar

jesse, what did you think? >> jesse: it sounded like an altar sb 25 speech.plagiarized the entire trump platform. the core message was that we have shipped all these jobs in factories overseas and i'm going to be the one bringing them back. he doesn't say anything that he was vice president sending the jobs over there. then he says i'm going to get tough with big tech and big pharma and we're going to crack down on fentanyl pouring over the border. okay. okay. we have been saying that for a long time, joe. then he says we're going to get tough on china. this is a blue-collar boom. this is literally exactly what trump said during his state of the union and then even used the forgotten man analogy. a lot of you feel forgotten, these hollowed out old construction sites in these poor towns. come on. the best part was when he went full populist and said he was going to get rid of these junk fees, these fees for places that aren't a resort or airlines that treat your children like baggage. and then he was going to lock up people that stole covid money. go over to c

you're not getting away with it. >> jesse: the one person you don't kill. >> you'll get caught. >> jesse's why i stopped doing it. last up, prime time. identify the biden administration's nemesis. its stairs. so have we seen the video? has anybody seen this video? there it is. okay. >> jesse: that was him air force one a little while ago. here's -- we missed it. re-rack it. there it is. he must be tired. >> i guess. it's like you get confused because of how often it happens. i've said this before. we don't see biden often. every time we do, it's clear why we don't see him more often. the only thing that he has going for him is he's fallen down stairs before. i saw that before and this is a new fresh mix tape. >> jesse: have kept count. he's fallen once off of the bike, twice off the stairs and fell and broke his ankle chasing his dog. >> the fact that he falls on the stairs, people will get it confused. there's got to be a ramp option. you're allowed to make renovations, right? >> jesse: you know when you go to your grandmother's chair and you sit on the chair and they move you up? they

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"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: as i have all of a sudden said until they pre-you otherwise you have-to-a assume everyone is lying to you. trust in this country is reaching a breaking point. you can't trust the people who are supposed to protect you. and, of course, i'm talking about the government. for years, the government has been lying, hiding and stealing from you. they lied about afghanistan. the patriot act they even lied about pat tillman. they hid hunter's laptop to put

classic jesse watters move as jesse does. i'm kind of old school and before i pass judgment, i'm going to wait to see what the jury has to say. really, what he's doing, he is trying to reach one juror. by giving them the paul-paul, mags and admitting he's a lot of things come a liar, drug addict and all these th but he's not a killer. i hate to say it is doing a good job of it because he had me going. may be, who knows? >> really? >> dana: what do you think? in my estimation, guilty as charged! i just spent last week in preparation working with jesse. [laughter] so i went to texas and missouri to go to maximum security prisons and the kind of line of work and i've done all of these. soy spent a lot of time and of course, psychopath liars. he's a psychopath higher. this guy is george santos of psychopathic liars. he did this and i don't think he just killed the wife and son but he also killed the housekeeper. she accidentally fell over and died? come on here this guy is a serial killer. he's maybe doing a good job on the stand

daisy, jesse white. his what's that mean? the son of a little bit more and a little bit more the way that her scenes are just so the way that she is so beautiful and the letters that he wrote to her just they break your heart. and so to be the one who gets the chance to be the daisies and just nothing like jd dillard is the director of the film hopes, you know, we walk away with a history lesson about jesse brown, but also >> a message to really a story about mutual understanding, you know, and >> how how difficult it really is to be there for someone in the way that they need you there for so i hope, you know, as the film and the credits roll, you that's something that you take away for his actions. brown was awarded the distinguished flying cross, the purple heart medal and the out. >> show that was good. >> can your navy man? so that means to love? yeah. that was byron brown reporting and we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to black history month. you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you di

here is jesse. >> jesse: just another reason why m.j. is better than lebron. thanks, bret. >> bret: there you go. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: east palestine, ohio has become little chernobyl. residents there have been living in the midst of a toxic mushroom cloud having to inhale 500 tons of cancer russ toxic fumes. with acid rain coming down all over them from all the vinyl chloride in the air. it's like these people got nuked with toxins. right now as we speak palestine residents are showing up to a town hall where they were

satcha: ahora pasemos con jesse.lamos de vientos desde california, nuevo mÉxico y parte de nueva inglaterra, parte de washington, dakota y se extienden hasta colorado, como cÉsar hablando en contrato de temperaturas, este tema continÚa estacionario en los grandes lagos, trae acumulado de nieve y ademÁs de hielo, esto hacia el sur es de parte del bahamas hacia new york, acumulado de nieve que pueden llegar a levas en esta mÁs como los 1000 pies, mucha precauciÓn, gente en california porque tendrÁn vientos fuertes y nieves intensas, contraste de temperaturas estÁ registrando frÍo y 105 millones que registra mÁximas por encima del promedio, contraste de temperaturas de costa a costa. >> gracias mi corazÓn, esto no ——— esta noche quiero ver cÓmo desfila. >> esta imagen ha dejado a todos atÓnitos. karla: fue fichado nuevamente por ser trasportados a una cÁrcel de miami y cumplir su sentencia, la imagen causa gran revuelo por su apariencia, fue sentenciado a pasar cinco aÑos en una prisiÓn y luego tener ocho aÑos como libe

. >> jesse: you shot this video. what was that like. >> oh, that place was a hellscape. you don't imagine scenes like that exist in the 21st century. i thought as i neared that ribleg and looked into that pit i had been warped back centuries into colonial time seeing thousands and thousands of people crammed hammering and chiseling and hacking, breathing in toxic dust, bruit force against cobalt stone, all for a couple of dollars a day, feeding it up the chains of companies worth trillions. >> jesse: china is in africa and we have american mine corporations in africa. so this is just a race to the bottom. >> it's an utter hypocrisy that we are pursuing a green future. green for us but absolutely bleak violent and red for the people in the congo. >> jesse: do any politicians in the united states know about

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>> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" ladies night rachel cam poets duffy, tulsi gabbard, jeanine pirrohornacek and now leave more time for harold. >> harold: serena williams, 23-time winner of majors is receiving an naacp image award the jackie robinson icon award joins michael jordan, magic johnson recipient of the award. a terrific career off the court. venture number of things. congrats to her. and could not be in a better name than jackie robinson. >> jesse: for sure. congrats. kat? >> kat: greg gutfeld is still alive. first of all. can you see him on bill maher's podcast club random airing this sunday. he went out to l.a. to do that with him. available on all platforms or watch it on youtube sunday #:00 p.m. eastern time. i'm definitely going to watch it because i want to see how that went down. >> there is activities. >> jesse: he was definitely sober. feel good story for you. at the start of his deployment u.s. army first lieutenant tad became atasmed to a starving abandoned dog named gus. he was heartbroken and felt guilty leaving his best friend behind. left tad paw for help n

jesse: bravo muchachos.billboard que aparece cada 30 segundos en la pantalla de times square donde se reconoce el trabajo como pianista, arreglista, compositor y uno de los hombres mÁs importantes de la mÚsica instrumental en espaÑol, hispana, estamos muy felices de tenerte con nosotros aquÍ esta maÑana. ¿cÓmo vas a celebrar el dÍa del amor y la amistad? >> con mÚsica y una canciÓn que me encanta de consuelo velÁzquez, que escribiÓ bÉsame mucho. una versiÓn mÁs movida. >> una versiÓn al de nueva york. vamos con las palmas. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ raÚl: no se puede perder su presentaciÓn en "premios lo nuestro". francisca: gracias por compartir en este dÍa, con mucho orgullo vamos a estar en esa gran noche "premios lo nuestro". un aplauso para arthur. raÚl: "premios lo nuestro" por univisiÓn. seguimos con mucho mÁs "despierta amÉrica". mÁs adelante llega marisela tambiÉn. seguimos con mucho mÁs y hay una gran sorpresa, hay una gran sorpresa. francisca: les va a encantar. seguimos las de times square. y ahora démosle la

this would be like if jesse jr. just spilled everything all over the floor and my wife says ,jesse , can you come help clean it up and say, sorry, i'm going to stay over here and expect the cleanup? that doesn't make any sense because it jesse , you know, and i was treated like i'm not even to make a second joke. you action. you have to be there. and life is about showing up. also, the new york times is coming out and blasting conservative commentators for saying that they're speculating too much and that they're showing distrust of the government. oh, wait a second. the new york times speculating that we're all going to die in ten years. if we stop, we don't stop using plastic straws. sorry. i'm speculating that there was a toxic train wreck that might give everybody cancer and i'm sorry that i don't trust the government. >> the governments lied to you. barack obama, the messiah, said that drinking water in flint, michigan, is clean and so dense episode it is epa. >> so now all of a sudden you say it again. sorry,

jesse: el bigote?ientes dorados. es un disfraz pero todavÍa se puede criticar la moda? >> es mÁs como ese de miami bay de antes. la verdad es que es look. me encanta con sus pelos de colores. yo libera quitado los lentes porque ellos se ven mÁs lentos en los lentes. jomari: macky, tranquila, eso no fue lo peor que vimos. doÑa meche: yo ama amantÉ a esos niÑos prÁcticamente, yo trabajÉ en la casa de ricardocomo los quiero los dos, pero quÉ pecado ricky y mau. jomari: te corrieron de la casa por chismosa. jesse: ellos dijeron que esto no era ricky y mau, sino mickey mouse. alejandra espinoza. divina. jomari, quÉ opinas de esta flor de alejandra espinosa? jomari: ella se robÓ el show. ella con los aÑos en tiene a lo que la gente le gusta pero sabe modernizarlo. sabe darle ese toque elegante que no se veta mostrando su cuerpo. el guante es el nuevo bolso para las mujeres >> y me encanta. jomari: y dentro hizo lo que sabe hacer que es hacerse cambios que te llaman la atenciÓn porque a final de cuentas eso.

jack jesse. >> i was getting ready for bed. and my phone rings.t's my dad on the phone. >> what time of this? >> 20 after nine. >> he was worried about his wife, sandra. she was missing. >> what did you think that happened? >> i just thought she maybe got into an accident or something. >> she rented this nearby mall on the quick aaron said shells that. but she was gone for so long. would cheryl deanda at least find, or ask that? >> went through, there we went to the burger king which was near the walmart. and back above 50 minutes later. >> but, when she went back into her dad's house. she found -- >> most horrifying sight i ever saw my life. it was her, face down on the floor, in the pool of blood. it's horrible. >> what did you think happened? >> i thought he had fallen because he had a big gash in the back of his head. i just went to the kitchen phone and called 9-1-1. >> but when she rolled him over, she could see wounds all across his chess. he had been stabbed many times. >> every time i start doing cpr i could hear bubbling. and air escapin