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. >> jesse: great people make great impressions on us. buff not everybody idolizes the right person. as we grow up. not all of our heroes turn out to be the person we thought they were. for instance, i grew up idolizing michael jackson. i had the glove and everything. but we all know how that turned out. or sometimes the game show host you love might just punch you in the face. >> i can't believe you are a professional golfer. i think you should be working at the snack bar. >> you better relax, bob. >> there is no way that you could have been as bad as hockey as you are at golf. >> all right, let's go. [oh! you like that old samantha you want a piece of me? >> i don't want a piece of you. i want the whole thing. oh. >> jesse: as the saying goes, never meet your hero. and in 2020, democrats found that out the hard way. the left hailed joe biden as their hero. champion of all things liberal and defeater of donald trump. biden could no wrong in the democrats' eyes. he was the party's knight in shining armor who was going to save the country.

. >> greg: isn't that hilarious >> jesse: really sweet package, for all those at the bar obviously. >> judge jeanine: yep. we love you dana, you've been greatu. >> dana: sean hannity's really the reason i was able to come to fox >> jesse: really. >> dana: heard the story already had carl rogue here and they felt like why do you need another bush administration person and he apparently told them i think she's different let me give her a shot and he brought me up here and i did the great american panel is that what it was called, football, and then i got some on red eye, and then the 5 started. so it's been an amazing decade, huge amount of gratitude to my new friends as well, relatively new friends. >> jesse: any advice >> harold: we should all be taking advice from dana for everything you've done, the way you -- i listened to kaley talk about you're an inspiration to her. >> dana: that was so nice of herman man inspiration to young women and men. i want to thank you for helping me get around this table and all you did for so many people that came behind you at the white house. so congratulations. happy 50th. >> jesse: and we have a best of

jesse: i like it. good message. >> great to be here, jesse. >> jesse: while you struggle to pay your bills, nancy pelositreating herself to a new york city shopping spree. look at her flash the amex and twitter employees expose their left wing bias. >> there is a difference between twitter's definition of free speech and elon's definition of free speech. ♪ ♪ bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be life threatening or permanent. these aren't all the

jesse, great to see you. you have talked to both jd vance and josh mandel recently. home stretch of the campaign? >> reporter: we have also talked to more voters than i can keep track of at this point. as you said, it appears to be yone's race. those two are on top within the margin of error. both of them leaning into america first licy. very much in the blueprint of donald trump, even though one has the former president's endorsement. that thumbs up from donald trump may not even matter. we have talked to several voters who tell us that endorsements do not matter to them compared to policy positions. and by the way, if if you try to read the tea leaves, forget about it. i talked to two women who looked at dolan as a progressive, as someone on the left. then i talked to a man who was deciding between dolan and vance, and he says he's going to support vance probably at let in part in spite of donald trump. and again, vance is talking about topics like immigration, the border, issues that are very much in the trump playbook. so is mandel even without the former preside

>> i think it's just great, jesse.t is likely adults have returned to the room after years of just ducking out from it. you know, for years now, the youngest wokest employee in firms like netflix have had a run of the place. it's the same across the media. it's the same across a lot of businesses, finance, but the youngest and least informed people in the company get to basically set the weather. if they don't like a joke, they complain about it they say that it's not safe for them to be at a company where another person made a joke once. you know, for years these people have been basically able to basically bully people much older than them and the people much older than them have put up with it for reasons i can't ever quite fathom. so perhaps finally that's changing around. perhaps finally netflix looks at its share prices like disney has to look at it and think maybe we shouldn't be taking advice on our company and our product from absolutely deranged kids. so, yeah. i welcome the possible return of the adults. >>

maurice from bozeman, montana, -- great state -- jesse, don't be so hard on fancy nancy for shopping y p had a great year. polly p. polly p always has a great year as long as he is married to nancy pelosi. connie from kalamazoo -- wow, what a town, jesse, please give a graphic content warning before playing -- singing the mary poppins song. and julie andrews should sue. i thought you were going to ask for a viewer warning before we played that graphic sexual indoctrination video from pennsylvania school teachers but you are right, the mary poppins things, just as bad. from kingman arizona, jesse, i am 12 years old and i think your show is a million times better than gutfeld. oh, excuse me, your name is bo. do you think that, now? i just butchered your name. my 8-year-old son wants to grow up and have a shoe just like jesse watters. he said he also wants to have his own world like you do, too. this kid sounds like trouble, i would get a grip on him soon and maybe sent him to a shrink. patty from cranston, rhode island, at the very end of your show when you do i'm watters and this is my

. >> jesse: senator ted cruz our hearts go out to you and everybody in the great state of texas. anks for joining us. >> thank you. >> jesse: up next, senator marco rubio on what in american culture could be contributing to these mass shootings. right back. ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity— and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa will get us there in no time. it's a buick. let's be real. don't make me turn this alexa around. oh my. it's painful. the buick enclave, with available alexa built in. ask “alexa, tell me more about buick suvs.” # planned. if you have $100,000 or more

great question. ej from oregon. jesse, just saw "top gun. tom cruise is a winner, and yes, i cried."up next. always were member i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it was a week ago today that a deranged teenager murdered 19 children and two teachers in elementary school in texas. you know this because we've had seven days of full saturation coverage and it's all deserved. given that, it's amazing what we still don't know about what happened that day. let's start, just because of the most obvious, with how the shooter could possibly have afforded the firearms he

>> jesse: take a look at these great baseball players part of the beat baseball association. ind of play and they had a great time out there out in long island and raised a ton of cash congratulations. long island bomber, also. special happy birthday shoutout to the "the five,'s" biggest fan. finchy fire cracker. we don't know how old she is but we hope she stays here forever. speaking of staying here forever. we sent johnny out on the streets to ask for "jesse watters primetime" about proper manners. we will have johnny on the spot tonight asking about shaking hands, kissing on the chook, cutting in line. >> dana: looking forward to that one. all since the 1960s. come up with a song for your country and then you perform. it might not surprise anybody but the ukrainians won. what i think is pretty incredible they performed and then they left immediately to go back to fight and say goodbye to girlfriend and they were there, i believe, performing on the polish border today before they crossed back in in order to fight and congratulations to them. look up on spotify or wherever y

jesse: hey, bret. thank you. have a great weekend. >> you too. ♪ >> jesse: there's nothing like the good old days.hat moment in our lives where everything was just right. you know what i'm talking about. maybe it was in high school when you were can't of the football team or it could have been while your kids were younger and you were just starting your family. life was good. for our economy though, the good old days were just a few years ago. when trump was still president. your dollar went a whole lot further under trump. you could fill up your gas tank for less than two bucks a gallon and the stock market was doing so well we all looked like geniuses. >> the 401(k)s, they are up 90%. 95%. [cheers] >> i always tell the story people come up to me they say i want to thank you my wife thinks i'm a total loser, sir. she thinks i'm the worst person with money, financials. she thinks i'm just horrible and the last three years i'm up 94%, sir. she thinks i'm a total genius when it comes to finances. >> jesse: well in biden's america, we're now all fools. no longer geniuses. because i hate to say it the

after >> jesse: you watch any other tv channel, everything is great, the economy is strong.t don't see it. >> the bones of this economy remain strong. >> okay. have you been to the supermarket? eggs are up 22%. that's not a headwind. that's a hurricane if you are a blue-collar worker. >> normally, yes, i -- used to be $7, now 18. if you are going to put it down. >> that trip was 190-something, and -- >> i have to budget more and look for the signs for sure. >> biden has been breaking his own gas record in more ways than one. blaming you for not buying a lecture? with parentheses around the corner, people are figuring out how to budget for the family vacation, airfare up 33%, over $100 to fill up your truck. >> does your department have a projection of how high gas prices will go? the energy information agency has been pumping around the little because of what's been going on with the e.u. it is going to take a while, no doubt. >> and out, it is the european's fault too. the biden administration has nothing to do with what's going on, but the american people are not buying it

great. it's definitely testing people who believe in electing democrats to office. i've voted for democrats my entire life and my whole family, everyone that i know. >> jesse: still. >a: still. still going to do it. but it's putting people just in a terrible position. people who really believe in what our -- the root fundamentals or the policies, i think, makes the party great or the people who are campaigning and then you look at some of these things that have happened and greg is completely right. the randomness of it is what's so completely scary and the 1990s were a complete nightmare. the crime rates were out of control so much worse than they are now. but it was in specific areas. and people could say, this is dangerous. don't go there, etc., but when you have somebody at 11:30 in the morning going for brunch, you start to wonder, can i not use my city in the same way that i wanted to? and something that eric adams did do is he lifted the vaccine mandate. and private companies have kept it in place. but that was to get tourism back, right, that was to get people come have their conferences at the marriott in times square again. but if people are scared to send

jesse. that's such a great point. fact that 11 of the 13 speeches that paid bill clinton over half a million dollars occurred while hillary clinton was secretary of state. put it another way. bill clinton leaves office and for eight years is only offered two speeches for half million dollars. then all of a sudden, bill clinton raises his prices and low and behold the international interest in what bill clinton has to say spikes dramatically, at the same time hillary is secretary of state and as we reported, other people reported, is absolutely an overlap with these international people that had business before the state department. don't forget in 2010, bill clinton was paid half million dollars by russian banks because at the same time 20% of u.s. uranium were being transferred to vladamir putin, of all people, at the same time money was going to the clinton found eight. there's always been an intermingling of interests, and none of it looks good. >> jesse: tell us about the clinton foundation. it was flying high for

jesse: hey, bret. thank you. have a great weekend. >> you too. ♪ >> jesse: there's nothing like the good old days.f the football team or it could have been while your kids were younger and you were just starting your family. life was good. for our economy though, the good old days were just a few years

. >> jesse: the economy is great, wake up, sir, 75% of the country says that it is an absolute you knowople that are struggling, you don't know how good they have it. what house has he been working on? and then the bad things, none of it is my fault. it is the fed chair's fault, and just reappointed the fed chair and says it's congress' fault too, but the democrats control congress, then says it is vladimir putin's fault, but was invaded on the watch. and it's the solution, spend more money, any idiot knows that it's really dumb idea. americans are upset in the white house they are very angry and a lot of the black voters say what have you done for me lately? we put you in there and you have not delivered. some of the far left of that put them in there and has not delivered on the green new deal or anything like that and all the donors are angry too. and i saw polls at 35 percent in delaware. his home state hates him. at 29 percent in ohio with a senate race in ohio in his 30s in nevada and georgia and arizona. how is he going to win senate race when he is doing that bad. and the ultra

. >> i call it the ultra maga plan make america great again plan. >> jesse: ultra maga president bidene up with it all by himself. at least that's what jen psaki told me last week. >> i will tell you it's the president's phrase and the president made those comments himself just last week as you know and i think what it struck him is how extreme some of the policies and proposals are that a certain wing of the republican party and so to him adding a little ultra to it gives it a little extra pop. >> jesse: turns out jen was loying up until her last day at the white house. joe didn't come up with ultra maga. instead "the washington post" is reporting that team biden paid a liberal think tank a lot of money to craft the attack line. and after six months ultra maga was the best they could come up with. yikes. a lot of time and energy for something that didn't really pan out. republicans have largely embraced the ultra maga label and decided policies political attacks are even back firing. it's sad. democrats are starting to realize it's over for them. look at this new poll by nbc. they hav

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jess' signature. there is more than just mine. [laughter] >> harold: enjoy my face expect it to be -- [laughter] >> judge jeanine: dana, that's a great. >> harold: enjoy my face. i expect this to be framed and hung in the bedroom. [laughter] he is trying to get to my friendship. >> jesse: happy birthday to sanders. he is turning 28. card is in the mail. also tonight "primetime" we have mike pompeo, john kennedy, dana loesch and kayleigh mcenany. and now we have greg gutfeld. take it away. >> greg: tonight a comedy show jamey fay la, kat timpf, tyrus will be a blast. amazing show. let's do this. greg's springtime smack! you know it's spring which means it's time to get your fresh camellia blossoms like this little lieberman is actually a ring tailed lieberman because i know you were wondering dana. speaking of rings, harold, this little lemur is a ring tailed lemur and might join your ring one of these days. that is the oregon zoo. something still left in oregon. can you look at with pleasure. but this is what they eat. locked up their space. he really likes those blossoms. i will shut up now because they are in season. harold, go ahe

so i put the phone down, and jess hadn't had a great night's sleep, so i thought, "do i wake her up?e, "are you pregnant?" i was, like, "no way!" actually, what i said was, "it's better than being pregnant." laughter. the couple, who live with their two primary—school—age children, haven't spent much of their new fortune yet. i'll tell you the truth — we bought bedroom furniture. we'd been living in packing cases in our bedroom because we couldn't have furniture, so i was like, "do you know what? "i'm going to go and buy us furniture," so we bought a chest of drawers and a wardrobe! yeah. but other than that, for us, we haven't done a gift... no. or any...you know, we've had a celebration with our family. yeah. cheering. well, this is clearly an incredible moment for the couple, but many previous winners have remained anonymous, so, the £184 million question is, why have these two decided to go public? this is an amazing thing that's happened to us, and this means it's an amazing thing that's happened to our family, and we want to share that with them. we love them and that's our mai

. >> jesse: i'm reporting it. have a great weekend, everybody. see you on monday. >> mike: good evening and welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden is coming under increasing pressure to do something to ease the massive baby formula crisis in this country and like in the cases of his other major problems such as inflation, the supply chain, crime, and ukraine, he is refusing to accept any responsibility white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight, good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, mike. the white house has been boasting because of their work with manufacturers there has been more baby formula produced in the last four weeks than the four weeks preceding the recall. but, yet, despite repeated questions, white house couldn't say when parents could expect any relief. rejecting criticism his should have worked to baby formula shortage before it became a crisis. >> if we had been better mind readers i guess we could have. it moved as quickly as the problem became apparent desp

. >> jesse: i'm reporting it. have a great weekend, everybody.ngton i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden is coming under increasing pressure to do something to ease the massive baby formula crisis in this country and like in the cases of his other major problems such as inflation, the supply chain, crime, and ukraine, he is refusing to accept any responsibility white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight, good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, mike. the white house has been boasting because of their work with manufacturers there has been more baby formula produced in the last four weeks than the four weeks preceding the recall. et

was stoned on ecstasy. >> jesse: what do they look like? >> geraldo: like a greathan the north star. it was on the horizon and i tried to avoid it. i steered around it. and i went back the other way in the bahama banks right in front of me. it just tracked me everywhere i went. >> jesse: greg, you probably saw the same one. >> greg: yes, i did. i don't want the alien coming here and messing up our culture. by the way, i do not believe there's anything out there. i don't think we would have known by now, we have aliens among us like viruses that i'd be more concerned about. i'm only interested in aliens if i can eat them. like if there's a low carb, high protein snack with big adorable eyes, like a cinnabun with eyes that builds muscle and swallow it whole. you come in peace? i'm eating you, sorry. >> jesse: when you were at the white house, did you ask the president what the deal was? >> dana: one time i asked him if he ever asked for the roswell files, and he said i'm not going to tell you. and i was like i don't know, i think he was teasing me. but i don't know.

great show at 7:00 p.m. he looks at that and says i want to come. >> jesse: nothing to me with me personally. >> dana: maybe ho started bellowing when she saw this antelope drowning and so she sent out an sos. and so the zookeeper ran and helped pull the antelope out and save the antelope. this elephant is 61 years old. she is at la aurora zoo in guatemala, being rewarded team work. >> jesse: animal caretaker is that a new word? >> dana: a proper word? i don't know what it was before oh a zookeeper. >> jesse: geraldo? >> geraldo: i love all five of my children one is in the spotlight this week. my dear daughter simone is graduating from yale law school. she is really a great kid. here we are at the roof top of the peninsula. we hang out when we can she is graduating northwestern. i love my girl. i love her. she survived a terrorist attack in paris in 2015. that's where she got her interest in foreign affairs. she has already got a clerkship. that's her mom cece. congrats to simone. we love you and we proudly when you graduate. >> jesse: o'reilly's kill talks about that surviving the paris attack in paris. ke

we love the joblgy but we really love dad what a great moment. jesse reed. hey, we heard you say that you practically passed out when your horse won. we're wondering how you are feeling this morning >> i'm full of life this morning. >> i bet you are, eric congratulations. you guys were very confident you say we wouldn't put a horse in this race that we didn't think could win the kentucky derby. but now with a couple of days distance, come clean with us the horse before the race, an hour before was 99/1, 80/1 at post time. did you really think rich strike could win the kentucky derby >> we thought he would run really good. nobody thought we would win but we said earlier in the day we know the horse and the paper and numbers and the forum. i can see him being 80/1 but the public doesn't know much about us gave us no recognition didn't watch him train and he was workout was the best for anybody that ran that week and he outran everybody in the race we knew the extra distance and longer stretch and this horse had already won by 18 lengths at the track in o

. >> jesse: i'm reporting it. have a great weekend, ..

i think it's great if social media companies creates analogy gori them that captures threats such as violence. i give you an example, jesseif you put a threat ton social media where you were looking to assassinate the president and 20 minutes you have federal agents at your door. however, we don't have an algorithm in place to protect us as the common citizens. that's one component when we look at collaborative we need to fortify the omni presence that oftentimes deter bad guys. when you spoke to that fence, that's only one component but far more multifaceted than just the fence. >> jesse: you are right it is multifaceted and we have a lot of work to does a country to figure this out. thanks a lot, darren. as this tragic scene unfolded today, parents were left scrambling to find their children outside of the school. including this concerned father. listen. >> i have got-my daughter was at the school where there was shooting. and i wait for more details and nobody has called me back on the detail and now i come back in town looking for my daughter and i can't find her now. i'm going crazy. i don't even know how to talk no

jesse. you are awesome. i hope your back feels better. the world loves you. >> that was great.guys are test. i just want to thank everybody that helped me for my back. instrumental in moving this forward and we are very grateful, also his wife was tremendously helpful. of course, my surgeon. he was the best. all right? paul, we love you. but most importantly, emma. who tied my shoes, put them on commanded a lot more. but we won't get into it. text time. kathy from miami oklahoma -- i bet jesse jr. was happy to have a home for a bit. we are so glad to have you back on tv. you are missed. >> i can't even pick up jesse jr., they won't let me. for months. bob from texas. did you hurt your back giving got fouled piggyback rides? yes, i did. ray, did you lick toes as part of your pain management? no, but the pain was so bad, i would've. from wallingford connecticut, we may be out of the pandemic phase, but when will we be out of the fauci phrase? i'm with you on that. here is a text from mom, barack hussein? shame on you. sorry about that, mom. it just came out. scott from southlake,

great day. i'm on gutfeld and jess is back. >> dana: perfect. >> bret: okay. thanks. >> dana: thank you. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. we are in new york city tonight, world headquarters for fox news channel. in just a few minutes i will speak with former defense secretary mark he is officer about the war in ukraine and his new book sacred oath, memoirs of a secretary of defense during extraordinary times. but we start tonight with the day's headlines. >> bret: there have no arrest in the weekend fire and vandalism of prominent wisconsin pro-lobbying group. president biden had strongly condemned the attack which combings as pro-choice demonstrators protest outside the homes of some u.s. supreme court justices. border patrol agents tell fox news they have encountered 1500 migrants along the southern border. in just the past two days. they say five 6 them are registered sex offenders. a bit later we will look at the toll being taken by human and drug smuggling in one area. we will also look at the efforts to find $100 billion stolen by scammers from the

. >> jesse: i'm all right with that. he looks great.lop? >> when he was born he had jet black hair just like his older brother. we thought okay, he's going to hair like his, but then that fell out and about 6-9 months old his new hair started coming in and at about ten months old is when we started getting comments from strangers. that is about the time i got the dm. >> jesse: what kind of comments do you get when you guys go to the grocery store together? >> oh, my gosh, we get everything from comparisons to boris johnson and donald trump or did that baby stick his finger in a socket. people love it. they are very, very interested and intrigued by it. they really want to touch it. >> jesse: i wish i could touch it. i'm mad that you guys aren't on-site. as someone with on-call mobile hair sometimes in the mornings, i can empathize. and i love him, he's adorable. they give so much for sharing this very rare hair on "jesse watters prime time and go. thank you so much, what a cutie. this morning instead of waking up and looking at my phone

great. >> yes, thank you, chair williams. jesse, if you're able to pull up the proposed language, that would be great. and as she's doing that, i'll share that sort of the guiding vision that i have behind these conversations about the proposal have been true as possible to homeless prevention and affecting inflow so i know the public benefits avenue can the see and rapid housing extension wasn't in the original plan but they were in fact really he will have aed in many discussions as being a key part of homelessness prevention and diverse approached as a city so i wanted to clarify that as we number crunch here and talk about competing priorities. so, i'm going to make the proposal to recommend to the mayor and board of supervisors fy23 and fy24 funding for homelessness prevention services that the changes and notes. first add public benefit avenue can the see to targeted homelessness at a cost of $2 million for fy23 and 24. i'm not going to speak to second sentence and the two year funding will provide benefits of advocacy using

great job. that was awesome interview last night. you were filling in for jesse's show. it was great.ch the whole interview it was fantastic y'all touched on so many different issues. each justice had four clerks. so he is saying since there are three liberal justices that means 12 suspects in his opinion. you also asked him you said but joe biden came into office promising to unite our country. and he said well, i will give the president some credit on this, brian. he did united us. we all think is he terrible president doing a terrible job when it comes to the border. when it comes to immigration. when it comes to crime. >> pete: he knows what a terrible job -- they are ideologically dedicated to what they are doing. they know how unpopular it is. they believe this preliminary decision is a life boat for them that they can cling to and they are going to ratchet up the rhetoric of extremism. when you look at what they are doing with other departments as far as targeting extremists. once have you labeled an entire political movement a a maga movement. the most extreme. what limits do

jess, wasn't any. a now boss has been pretty scary to. she realized that you may not be able to teach her baby. great, so it's a public health crisis that could easily turn into a political crisis for the by an administration. the u. s. president will be hoping his executive action will end the shortage and prevent further political fallout. the german parliament has ruled that former chancellor gerhard schroeder will lose some of his special privileges as a former leader. schroeder has been heavily criticized for his business and political ties with russia. european parliament has also calls for sanctions against the former chancellor schroeder left office in 2005 and immediately went to work for russian state energy companies including gas prom, and ross f. d w political correspondent simon young explained to us earlier what privileges were talking about well as a form of chancellor, god should has an office at the buddhist dog and that's an office that has a full time staff attached to it as a driver. and he's also compensated for some travel expenses. so under this decision, he'll lose all of tha

great replacement theory. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has more on the theory and why it's still surfaces in our nation. at the white house tuesday, president joe biden put a bull's eye on hate following the buffalo massacre of 10 black people. we have to not only talk about how we're going to end the hate but who's responsible for generating shooting suspect patton genderen referenced the great replacement theory? at the time of his arrest. that theory comes from two books published by frenchman renaud camus. a decade ago, kamui was talking about the replacement of frenchmen. by the new immigrants into the area that we're not europeans. saturday's mass shooting mirrors others in this country and elsewhere in 2015 in charleston , south carolina. white supremacist dylann roof killed nine church parishioners while he didn't specifically referenced the great replacement experts say it's clear desire to attack a perceived threat links these types of crimes. this is simply a fear of white genetic annihilation, and it happens globally. it's been happening globally for some time. it's nothing new. you certainl

that remains surrounded by uncertainty is a restaurant in cleveland offering great food and a second chance for its guests. jesseorter: at this french restaurant in cleveland, the team isn't just working for a paycheck. >> can i get you cocktails? >> reporter: they're fighting for a future. >> i thank god for sitting down. i thank him a lot. he's given me a purpose of why i'm here. >> reporter: janelle cook found her calling here at edwins, which offers something people many take for granted, a chance. have you been given turned down jobs because of your background? >> five years in prison. at edmond, no one asks why? >> everyone has a right to a future. it's in our constitution. >> reporter: for nearly a decade, that's been his vision, helping formerly incarcerated adults with leadership, life, and fine dining skills. in the kitchen and out. >> we've got the farm over here. >> reporter: donations cover classes, housing and more. >> i see the duck le orange in there or not? >> no, it's not. >> reporter: of the 500 or more that went through your program, how many have gone back to prison? >> less than 1%. >> repo

adam, always great to see you. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: adam carolla. thanks so much for watching "jesse." i'm brian kilmeade. watch me tomorrow on "fox & friends." i will be on three hours. six minutes i will scramble upstairs to the brian kilmeade radio show we have so many guests i don't know where to start we have the results of the ohio primary very big for donald trump. also, don't forget to watch one nation saturday night at 8:00. we have a great lineup. including a lot of surprises. that will be be it 8:00 repeated again at 1:00. glad you are there. continue to follow the ohio race on the republican side a lot of drama and also continue to physical the speech by kamala harris. she is speaking and it turns out she is using it as a political opportunity. who would have thought? now it's time for the tucker carlson show. listening for the snare drum. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." polls just closed in the ohio senate primary. one state, one primary, early in the season. the results could determine what the republican party looks like going forward. w

great replacement theory. our team coverage continues with ktvu jesse gary, who explains the history behind this theory and why the country continues to deal with it. at the white house tuesday, president joe biden put a bull's eye on heat following the buffalo massacre of 10 black people. we have to not only talk about how we're going to end the hate but who's responsible for generating shooting suspect patton genderen referenced the great replacement theory? at the time of his arrest. that theory comes from two books published by frenchman renaud camus. a decade ago, you was talking about the replacement of frenchmen. by the new immigrants into the area that we're not europeans. saturday's mass shooting mirrors others in this country and elsewhere in 2015 in charleston, south carolina. white supremacist dylann roof killed nine church parishioners while he didn't specifically referenced the great replacement experts say it's clear desire to attack a perceived threat links these types of crimes. this is simply a fear of white genetic annihilation, and it happens globally. it's been happening globally for some

great time on these 3 different scenic routes. i hope you enjoyed it as well until next time. jess. ah ah ah ah. ah with ah no sir. last time words in the wall. a pianist with burned piano and rescued music, a painter in search of the light of his homeland. ah, or i am living on a 20 d w. the plain, the most powerful go of old time. that's how the take our drumming up support for the cooper version of the best selling in your car. so of course we want to know how good it be in your car if i v and put the e f u v through the test. read. in 60 minutes on d w. o. oh, it started only speaking condition and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states. it's members fight for racist state, ruled by white supremacy. what we're talking about here is not only disorganized violence, it's not only terrorism. it's politics. found it over 150 years ago. it's repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th on d, w. d. oh must keep what gives us the strength to fight and not hatred. schiffer bullshit. the

great-grandfather. ulysses jr. who was known as buck? came next and he and i share a birthday. then there was ellen known as nelly their precious daughter. and the little one jesse the naughty child who grew up in the white house? these much-loved children gave their parents 13 grandchildren. and those grandchildren produce 19 great-grandchildren? and they in turn yielded 41 great great grandchildren. and that's where i come in. i'm number 40. and now i'm the youngest surviving member of my generation. and i'm the only ulysses. there are two younger ulysses one in missouri and one in france in two generations. below me. that i got the name ulysses was unusual. it was an odd enough name to give a baby in rural, ohio in 1822. but it was even stranger to name a baby that in 1955. unusual names were not fashionable in the 50s. and ulysses s grant's reputation. was that its lowest ebb by the time i was born. but my mother julia the fourth of her name in the family. was the youngest child of major general ulysses s grant the third the general's third grandson and first namesake all my mother knew was that she loved her father and that i was going to be the last grands

great. >> yes, thank you, chair williams. jessee that sort of the guiding vision that i have behind these conversations about the proposal have been true as possible to homeless prevention and affecting inflow so i know the public benefits avenue can the see and rapid housing extension wasn't in the original plan but they were in fact really he will have aed in many discussions as being a key part of homelessness prevention and diverse approached as a city so i wanted to clarify that as we number crunch here and talk about competing priorities. so, i'm going to make the proposal to recommend to the mayor and board of supervisors fy23 and fy24 funding for homelessness prevention services that the changes and notes. first add public benefit avenue can the see to targeted homelessness at a cost of $2 million for fy23 and 24. i'm not going to speak to second sentence and the two year funding will provide benefits of advocacy using admin space model of social worker deal to secure disability and veterans benefits for households at-risk

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jesse. i think you're doing a great job and you have grown from when you first started as a host here at washingtonrnal. i like you. host: thank you. guest: you bet. i think putting in some kind of mechanisms to make our elected officials govern more than just become political and attempting to line their pockets with taxpayer money and make insider stock training -- training to become millionaires and 60 year -- have 60 year careers in politics. i think maybe voters ought to be allowed to vote yes on enacting term limits on politicians. that would be good. maybe give them 1, 2 or three maximum terms. somehow, change washington, d.c. to where people want -- who want to govern will go there. somehow, they tweaked our government somehow. and put some kind of mechanism in their where people can enact term limits on politicians. i think they would watch over us better and govern us better. host: let's talk to eric, calling from louisiana on the democratic line. eric, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to talk to you about president joe biden. he's doing an excellent job. i think -- is better th

jesse. i think you're doing a great job and you have grown from when you first started as a host here at washingtonal. i like you. host: thank you. guest: you bet. i think putting in some kind of mechanisms to make our elected officials govern more than just become political and attempting to line their pockets with taxpayer money and make insider stock training -- training to become millionaires and 60 year -- have 60 year careers in politics. i think maybe voters ought to be allowed to vote yes on enacting term limits on politicians. that would be good. maybe give them 1, 2 or three maximum terms. somehow, change washington, d.c. to where people want -- who want to govern will go there. somehow, they tweaked our government somehow. and put some kind of mechanism in their where people can enact term limits on politicians. i think they would watch over us better and govern us better. host: let's talk to eric, calling from louisiana on the democratic line. eric, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to talk to you about president joe biden. he's doing an excellent job. i think -- is better than

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great. they're all doing good, all doing good. >> joining me from delaware county ohio is jesse kirsh.getting the names confused. if you are a voter and you're hearing that are you going to be confused when you see j.d. vance next to josh mandel. what did voters tell you? did they know who he was talking about? >> katy, i asked a couple of voters before a j.d. vance event and they hadn't heard of it. and i asked another person and they said it's something that happens. obviously it brings back this idea that there is some level of disconnect between j.d. vance and donald trump, which has been an underlying issue for the author throughout this campaign because of his past couldn't that took swipes at the former president. there are some people who it still think about those comments that he has since taken back but it's still an undercurrent. >> what did he say about trum p? >> at this point he is on team trump and his policy positions are lining up with that. we asked opponents how they feel about those endorsements. the endorsement can help but hasn't got him people to the finish line

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