they fight for us, to protect and serve as jesse watters in for laura tonight. . . . >> jesse: i'm jesse watters in for laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight, following two big breaking stories. police on the scene, an active standoff in philadelphia, at least six police officers have been shot. what his last words to his attorney could reveal about epepstein's mysterious death. plus, journalist attacked for daring to cover a public event for that victim is here exclusively. and portland is bracing for a battle this weekend as antifa and right wing groups based off in dueling protests. journalist andy ngo was hospitalized by these left-wing thugs and is here on his fight for justice.e. plus, raymond arroyo exposes the new pact between jay-z and the nfl. what do the social justice warriors mean to do? and bernie teams up with a rapper to juice his campaign. it's all in this week's "seen and unseen." but, first, the fox news alert out of philadelphia, where a gunman is holding police at bay. narcotics officers were serving a warrant at a home when they

but i actually think -- >> jesse: we don't have any makeup. >> it's going to go nowhere. >> jesse: nancy is only one that doesn't have trump derangement? >> i think nancy is a practical politician. whatever you think of her and i don't agree with her political that she is a smart politician. she knows this is a losing strategy. she is trying hard to take the crazies down. and i think it will work eventually. i don't think we have to worry about it. >> jesse: be five says nancy pelosi is the voice of reason and the democratic party. >> i never thought i would say that. i campaigned against her so often. but she is a practical person. >> jesse: that is right. >> if you're not. you are terrific, by the way. [laughter] >> jesse: thank you very much. up next to the left through into a rage over president trump's new immigration policy, but there is an inconvenient truth they are not telling you. that is next saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the radical left is losing it over president trump's new immigration r

>> jesse: there were delays. i don't have a jet like you sean. >> sean: work a little harder. >> jesse: okay, one day -- >> sean: have a great show. >> jesse: thank you. i'm jesse watters in for laura ingraham from new york city tonight. breaking new details this hour in the death ofs millionaire jeffrey epstein. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is here on that plus.ni the democrats new impeachment. "the new york times" addresses bowing to the media mob overhead line praising president trump and is still apologizing for telling the truth. candace owens is here to respond to the race to hate. and, despite the booming economy, joe biden just pledged to eliminate all of president donald trump's tax cuts.why that will backfire big. cnn chris cuomo tirade on camera and why everybody needs to turn down the heat. but first to a fox news alert. there are several big new developments in the investigation into the mysterious death of jeffrey epstein. today, attorney general bill barr making personnel changes at the

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, williams, greg.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." it's a battle of big ideas, president trump in 2020 democrats clashing on key issue issues. the trump administration says it's taking a big step towards ending catch and release by scrapping the flores agreement which limits the amount of time migrant families can be detained. trump saying he could end birthright citizenship. watch this. >> we are looking at that very seriously. you have a baby on our lands, the baby is now u.s. citizen. we're looking at it very, very seriously. frankly it's ridiculous. >> jesse: 2020 democrats are short on actual solutions but have plenty of insults for president trump. they are getting an assist from the media. check it out. >> this president is absolutely determined to carry out maximum cruelty on little children who are brown. >> they would rip kids from the bosoms of their mothers. >> it's a ridiculous notion to overturn the 14th amendment. it's a racist on its face. he is trying to drive us apa

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters, along with katie pavlov, juan williams, brian kilmeade. here from new york city, and this is "the five" ." we are kicking things off with our 2020 round up, first up, it has been a rough couple of weeks for joe biden. after a series of embarrassing embarrassing gaffes, looks like he has another problem, overconfidence. to take a look. >> i always have done very well in states like pennsylvania and michigan. and i think that i have as good a chance or better than anyone to be able to win in those states. and no democrat has ever won the presidency without winning pennsylvania. i think that i can do well. >> jesse: joe biden backing on voters, holding their noses and voting for him. but it will backfire. check out what one pollster is saying about iowa. i did not need one joe biden voter who was in any way, shape, or form excited about voting for joe biden. they feel that they have to vote for joe biden to keep somebody from the left who they feel is unelectable from g

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." radical members of the squad slamming israel moments ago. this comes as top democrats reportedly threatened to retaliate after rashida tlaib and ilhan omar were banned from entering the country. the white house firing back against house democrats plans to punish the u.s. and israeli ambassadors with legislative action. tlaib and omar were denied access to israel over support of a boycott movement and israel granted tlaib access on humanitarian grounds and she turned her down. omar also taking a swipe at president trump. >> we know donald trump would love nothing more than to use this issue to pit muslims and jewish americans against each other. the muslim community and the jewish community are being otherred and made in to the bogeyman by this administration. >> jesse: omar also under fire for sharing a controversial cartoon on social media by an anti-semitic artist

>> jesse: you have been talking about this for two weeks. >> greg: you are so bad. >> jesse: someoneazy. maybe there's a concert he or she went to. everybody knows about it. do i have to discipline this person? because greg is annoyed. or do i like the fact that greg is annoyed and gives us good content? >> greg: i can't believe you did that. >> dana: regardless of that -- >> jesse: you did it. >> dana: open plans are not good. if you have an over talkative coworker and they are negative, negative about the company, you have to separate yourself from that. >> katie: definitely. if you don't respond, they notice but if you do respond, he can make you look bad. you shouldn't engage. the open concept thing, good idea for everyone to be talking to each other. every survey they take about open concepts, everybody hates it because they can't get any work done. it's distracting. >> dana: everybody gets in office. >> juan: i do like it. i have a t-shirt. i have t-shirts, it said "cool story, bro." i was -- in response to what i'm hearing, we are not robots. >> greg: are you sure? >> juan: i

. ♪ >> jesse: hello everyone. i'm jesse watters.laughs] >> jesse: shameless 2020 democrats are refusing. they are still trying to blame president trump for this weekend's shooting. even after trump denounced white nationalism and offered solutions to stop shootings, democrats say it is not good enough. >> this is a president who has said things no other president has said since andrew jackson. his rhetoric contributes to this notion, and almost legitimate's people from coming under the rocks. this is terrorism of a different sort. but it's still terrorism. >> he is in large part responsible. >> what we saw in el paso two days ago was the result of hate and bigotry. >> despite those attacks, president trump is set to travel to el paso and station tomorrow. democrats are telling him to stay away. >> from my perspective, he is not welcome here. he should not come here while we are in morning. the president has made my community and my people the enemy. >> he would not be welcome in my hometown. i just think he's a polarizing figure at

try to pick up on jesse jackson's momentum. when he realized is that jesse jackson didn't have a way of converting that moment of energy into cash that could be funneled into a presidential campaign. all of a sudden he is a front runner, while people can do is get excited about that. they can go talk to their neighbors, but after that, what are you going to do. there's no way to press a button and donate money. no baking program so he developed one 800 number. as 100 number. you call this number and there is this hilarious moment in the debate where he is told ahead of time that he can't mention his 800 number in the debate. he said he thinks it's really unfair that i can't talk about this and then he did. 1800 jerry brown. what he does is eat holes bill clinton to the left during the primary and to go back and read clinton's rhetoric, he ran a pretty populous and sometimes progressive campaign and he also could appear progressive to people. is a draft dodger but at least he was against the war. at least he didn't inhale but at

welcome jesse and tova. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse, let's just jump right in and talk about what the jvs cone internship program is. >> the cone internship program has been run by jvs for 34 years and is an opportunity for young jewish undergraduate college students to have an internship in a jewish nonprofit organization in the bay area. >> wonderful. how long has the cone internship been functioning? >> for 34 years we have been going.or the last 34ars and really changed a lot over that time. >> in a moment we're going to ask tova about her particular experience. but can you let us know how many interns are with you this summer and how many nonprofit jewish organizations participate and how the program is structured? >> absolutely. so the program allows for up to 30 different interns and they can live all over the bay area from san francisco, some from the east bay, south bay, marin county. they can go to college anywhere in the united states, but it's designed for people who have grown up here.

>> jesse: i dazzle them with my anecdotes.rcial break, that was the least -- there we are. roll tide for everybody down there. i'm also on hannity tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. check me out there. >> dana: we will. >> greg: they told me to stop playing. >> dana: it's my turn. i want to talk to you about this girl, from newcastle wyoming and she just competed in the 65th annual rodeo and not only did she compete, she won the junior girls all around a vision. she has a 6-year-old horse, she did go tying and she rode her grandma's horse. she is amazing. i donated the saddle, they are amazing. let's hear from them really quick. >> hi, this is my horse. thank you for donating my junior girls at all. we are really excited to have it. >> dana: you are welcome! congratulations. congratulations to my little cousin. >> greg: let's go to some real news. ♪ "animals are great." check out this little soccer. talk about the happiest cat alive, may be a kitten. totally asleep. it's face pressed against the window. it has no idea what is going o

>> jesse: we don't have rights to it.et's not even talk about it then. >> dana: will you tell me in the commercial break? >> greg: it was bill clinton in a blue dress. >> jesse: it wasn't a photograph. it was a painting. >> greg: i like that that was the question you were going to ask dana. >> jesse: there was a dog in the painting. i was trying to make it more relatable. >> juan: oh, my gosh. >> jesse: the radon island, apparently there was a safe, there was video surveillance on the island. the island seems to be ground zero for a lot of the investigation. >> dana: and also an open secret. we are learning about it now but it seems to me plenty of people went to the island. a lot of people worked there. pilots and things. in ghislaine maxwell said she got a helicopter license if she could, it's what she told "vanity fair" ." she would fedex for rollerblades to the island so they would be there for her so she didn't have to carry them. she got a helicopter pilot's license so she could transfer anybody she wanted to on the

jesse: was it hard to do?ggle with it or did it come natural. >> it took a lot of practice to get the form right and mimic the horse as best i can. jesse: why do you want to do this? >> it's a fun way to stay in shape. i posted videos online and people seem to enjoy it. jesse: do you feel a special kinship to horses? >> i do on my own horse. i have been around horses a long time and i do love them a lot. it's a way to get closer to them. jesse: do people make fun of you for doing this or support this exercise. >> i get a mix of both. but i get a lot of support from other horse riders and here jumpers like me. jesse: when people tease you at school, what do they say? >> at school i haven't had too many problems. but online they tend to call me names. but it doesn't bother me too much. jesse: you shake it off. don't listen to the naysayers. they don't know what they are talking about. i say keep jumping around. maybe you can get a scholarship. you are probably in better shape than i will ever be. whatever you ar

and a student set at ucla jesse jackson in the third. in this environment their grandfather's name pops up and so does their fathers name. it all pops up in the mix of who they are. 's with my public disposition that in my particular case to say dad is on vacation somewhere he will be back in a couple of years or he is serving his country in a foreign conflict or whatever the excuse that we made for not coming to terms with the truth. so the ether of the country says we have had enough the children are entitled to the truth that they already know they are already not finding them to the party. they are already feeling something. >>. >> i disagreed with you and i still disagree and that prison industrial complex must be revisited, reformed and it must become a civil institution. [applause] i disagreed with you then. so to see you strong you are there hope. you are the way out. and then i always saw my mother who had so much less than i this was the strongest woman in the world when she was 15 or 16 and two other kids before and this woman

that is the question, jesse, thank you. >> jesse: good luck. >> shannon: we start with fox news alert, the protesters in hong kong continue clashes with police and bled the images fled social media and china warns the u.s. again to out of the escalating tension. but there are growing bipartisan call for america to do more. so should we? in the investigation into sex offender jeffrey epstein's death is heating up. the guard for the new york prison placed on leave and the warden reassigned as investigators are zeroing in on the social circle and potential coconspirators. the former acting attorney general matt whitaker joins us in minutes. and also live tonight the acting director of the u.s. citizenship and immigration services under fire for -- the statue of liberty and saying it was meant for european immigrants. we will ask him exactly what he meant in minutes. welcome to "fox news @ night," shannon bream and washington. we have fox team coverage tonight. standing by with the latest on trump's trade war with china, but first let's go to correspondent david spent at the white house w

and you hear jesse, paul, shut up, shut up. paul -- sometimes couldn't make it to the bathroom was difficult and you ask the question is this what my taxes are doing, to pay to keep somebody, 78, in prison. i want to say thank you. your parting words. to me, if you recall, when we hugged at the beach, were see you on the other side. a neighbor thought this would be good to see you again. thank you. [applause] >> good night. >> they are leaving. i am sharon garrett. i want to say your story, i am a retired shift commander, 30 years and retired. as i listen to your story and watch your expressions, just as you two are sitting here, the book is live. even as far as the bible is live. as you applied the words i hear and listen and see where love never fails. love never fails. i have the book. i am going to order some more books. i do prison ministry and this is an absolute miracle. it is a tool. i look at it where the scars even christ bore, you two have your lives will change people. i feel every offender can have access to your s

jesse what jess eve wats listening to the program and repeating it to dana pe perino.land poll? 77% of viewers say yes, let's buy greenland. 10% don't want to bite, and 13% say annex it. it's just cheaper. i'm with them. that's all for us tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight and thank you for making "justice" number of one in viewers all weekend long. tonight governor mike huckabee, dan bongino, charlie kirk and kayleigh mcenany. first my open. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, san francisco, long admired for its stunning scenic beauty is now a crime-ridden rat infested city with an enormous

i'm sure she wants my note. >> we caught up with jesse while he was shooting "extreme makeover: homenew host. which is heading to hgtv. >> let's go! >> but most days you'll find him on the set of "modern family" as they shoot their final season. >> i haven't dealt with the reality of having to say good-bye to "modern family" yet. i think we're all in deep, deep denial. we're just pushing the emotions down. it's going to be really hard. >> one of his castmates he'll be saying "bye" to? newly engaged sarah hyland. >> it's one of those full circle moments. i met her when she was so young and now she's getting married and i'm very happy for her and all i know is that i better be invited to the wedding. >> her feeian see told me because he's in bachelor nation, i think jesse tyler could be a eat officiant for the wedding. >>> all right, coming up james corden in the only when it comes to the economy and business and that he disagrees with the president on you know some of social issues. but the president has struggled with some say. the dolphins owner was still hosting a fundraiser for tr

let's bring in bloomberg's jess schenkel men -- jess s hankleman.s this mean all avenues are closed to those who would want to stop boris johnson from suspending parliament? jess: absolutely not. parliament returns from recess, and we are likely to see a show down politicians. we are also expecting to see three separate court hearings over the course of the week in three different cities trying to stop boris johnson's attempt to suspend parliament. vonnie: there's also a week left in parliament. on tuesday, what do we anticipate will happen first? jess: there's still a lot of maneuvering, but i think what we are likely expecting to happen is some kind of emergency debate that will be put forward at the beginning of the day on tuesday, and that will take place. emergency debates don't have votes, or if they are, they are not binding, but speaker of the house john bercow could change that. what a lot of mps are talking about is taking control of the order paper in parliament, in a similar way to how they did earlier this year, and using that, once the

this morning, we are about to have a wonderful conversation with jesse austin, jb yes, jewish vocational services the outreach coordinator and tova ricardo who is an intern to talk about the cone internship program that functions during the summer in different places in the jewish community to prepare people for ljumpght d abatso the cone summer internship program has been run by jv s for 34 years. and it is an opportunity for young jewish undergraduate college students to have an internship in a jewish nonprofit organization in the bay area. >> wonderful. how long has the internship program been functioning? >> for 34 years, we've been going, so this program has run every summer for the last 34 years and it has really changed a lot over time. >> in a moment, we will ask about her particular experience, but can you let us know how many interns are with you this summer and how many nonprofit jewish organizations participate and how the program is structured? >> absolutely. the program allows for up to 30 different interns, and they can live all over the bay area from san francisco and som

is working. >> 5th graders save a spot for jesse. it's only the third week of school. >> they're not forgetting him. we're not forgetting him. he's not gone. and i think that's just really special. >> he never gave up. he always kept going. >> children shared the mike and memories of the sibling. as the 12-year-old brother listened. >> i told him if you want to cry, cry. if you want to go home, home. if you want to run out on the playground, do that. and embrace each other. >>> the son of a former bay area police chief is scheduled to appear in court in oakland this morning, accused of murder. tyrone mccallster, charged with a deadly shooting last week. the victim was shot and killed during a robbery in the city uptown district. he had been released from jail two months ago for beating a 71- year-old man in antiking away. >>> >>> a 13-year-old has not been identified. two other people, ages 18 and 21 were arrested monday. and they did recover a gun. police identified the suspects from security camera video showing the gunman firing s

i didn't want jesse owens to be thrown aside. i didn't want people to forget about tommie smith, even though there is a 50th anniversary of the medal stand protest, i didn't want lebron james, colin kaepernick, eric reed to be the face of a historical movement and that is what african-american male protest is. it is an historical movement. >> i thank you for speaking with us. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> army heritage days is an annual event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlisle, pennsylvania. hundreds of living history hobbyists talk to the public about the military, from the american revolution to the war on terror. the theme this year was the d-day 75th anniversary. next, we visit an american history camp to learn about the experiences of the army's parachute regimental combat team. u.s. soldiers who fought in the maritime alps of

i'm amazed, jesse, when people try to politicize the tragedy. save the litter size, i think they politicized it the other way. >> jesse: like i said, if you issue a gun-control law, there's no way that you would have kept that gun out of that criminals hands. before we have president trump, leaving the white house making a few remarks. >> president trump: we are going to have a long period of wealth and success. as you know, china is doing very poorly. the tariffs have really bitten into china. except for the reporters who want to make it look that way, but they don't understand what's happening. the tariffs, we've taken in close to $60 billion in tariff money. the consumer has not paid for it. now, at some point, they might have to pay something. who really understands that is our great farmer, the farmers of this country really understand that we need to do something about china and we are doing sot china. with that being said, i think we are having very good discussions with china. they very much want to make a deal. we'll see what happens. w

." >> -->>>> ♪ >> i am dana perino with megan, donna, jesse watters and greg gutfeld.t's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> president trump arriving in el paso moments ago to victim the victims and first responders from the deadly mass shooting there. on the way to the university medical center of el paso and also visited dayton, ohio earlier today as president trump faces a wave of criticism from democrats who claim his rhetoric is to blame for what happened. here is trump responding to that. >> my critics are political people. they are trying to make points. in many cases they are running for president and they are very low in the polls. it just came out the dayton situation, he was a fan of antifa and a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. no, i don't believe elizabeth warren or bernie sanders in the case of ohio. i don't blame anybody. we are getting hit left and right from everybody. >> the president pushed back against the chrisicism and said he is toning down the rhetoric but 2020 political opponents pile on. >> he is trying to int

jesse watters once more.use i was marianne williamson talker. >> tucker: marianne williamson. your person or spiritual advisor. is he a crutch? speak of the 67 euros ritualist and author is doing things her own way. >> if you make me president, we will have the united states department of impeach. >> she'd established herself as one of the most quotable candidates. >> tucker: wow. good job. okay. 3-0. going into question four, this question is our daily double here this is worth two points. it's another multiple-choice. here it is. kroger, the supermarket, is now selling vegan eggs. they are completely plant-based. which vegetable are these vegan eggs made from? as it aa, pinto beans, become a kidney beans, see, among them beans? cheryl? >> see, mung beans. >> tucker: okay, and for the extra point, what's among being? but first, it shall correct, is it a mung bean? >> kroger is now selling vegan eggs. made from something i've never heard of and that would be mung beans. bottom line here, there is a plant-base

former minnesota governor jesse ventura watching the hawks on social media producer and springer n r t america producer brant board thank you all 3 for joining us i want to start and talk about obviously priorities and let's start with the lack of priority here in the united states regards to our voting systems i'll start with you jesse how bad is it that our federal election commission the f.e.c. will essentially essentially be toothless come august 31st this upcoming sunday because no one has bothered to appoint new commissioners to these 6 person group. well as i see it and what i'm looking at i've heard more and more that the trumpet ministration really came in very unprepared for the massive job that they had put in front of them and that was being the president being the executive branch of government it doesn't then there are there's all sorts of places that where things are not being filled this positions not being filled that position. while all of this isn't happening what is being filled you know things are trumps response and you know fights with the media fight with this

jesse is a republican out of florida. good morning. caller: good morning. host: jesse, you are on. caller: i heard your speaker talk about innovation in medicine. the reason we need to have fireplaces is so that we can have innovation in medicine. the problem is innovation in medicine, they go on a formula that has a level five. even with medicare, we do not get any reimbursement. we are praying for innovation that is using the money that we paid to support people overseas and get that innovation supported by us. we do not get to benefit from the innovation. this innovation is to be controlled by the government. companies that develop new products should be getting grants from government and those should be passed directly to the american people, not to foreigners. jesse come away you said about medicare and a high tier -- the solution to your problem pass aress needs to limit, a cap on how to -- on out-of-pocket so you were not strapped with payments you cannot afford. as far as the government taking over the whole process, trust me if you can. you tell me that will be the end of

but jesse watters, another erik wemple mug. pride or without pants but as you do, remember us. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> tucker: cheryl, thank you for that. that's it for this week's "final exam." pay close attention to the news each week, particularly the weird news. tune in thursday to see if you are worthy of an erik wemple mug.ch you can find those mugs, by the way, on our website, tuckercarlson.com. we will be right back. mugs, bye ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ gen 8™ lenses ask your eye care professional today and learn more at transitions.com >> climate change is real, it's the existential threat to our country in the entire planet. >> nato said it's the biggest existential threat. >> this is climate change. it really is the existential threat. >> tucker: holy smokes. an existential threat. can you define it? ma? it doesn't matter. it's pretty serious. what can that existential threat to be? the d

reporter jesse kiir shall is there. jesse, you're right where all of this unfolded. >> reporter: in fact, right behind me is the bar where police say they were able to take out the shooter in a minute. and you can imagine how much more catastrophic this could have been had he been able to get inside the bar. police saying the shooter was dressed in body armour. had a high-capacity magazine and could have been catastrophic had the suspect connor betts been able to make it into the bar before police intercepted him. >> well, still a lot of activity going on there, jesse. any indication of connections between this shooting and others elsewhere like the one in el paso? >> reporter: well, at this time police say they do not have any evidence to suggest this is linked to the el paso shooting, to suggest this was a copy cat shooting of any kind. the police chief had a briefing earlier saying the question going through his mind as is probably going through many people around this country, is why, trying to figure out a motive f

jesse, are you satisfied? >> no. want to see the autopsy and then maybe i'll make my medical determination after that. but you know what this is about, this is about government incompetent 59 the highest level. this is the most high profile, probably one of the richest, most relevant politically-connected officials you have in federal lockup. he has potential connections to some of the most distinguished and politically successful people in the world. kings, princes, presidents. and they have one job, to keep him safe and to monitor him and it's going to be a complete and utter failure. you're not supposed to have a burning bed if you're fresh off the suicide watch. are you supposed to have a cell mate. are you supposed to be monitored boo i human beings and video. think didn't monitor him. the two guards aren't really guards, they're substitute guards. so many things went wrong. yes, they want to put the government in charge of the entire u.s. economy. they want to put the government in charge of everyone in this co

is working. >> reporter: fifth-graders save a spot for jesse. it's only the third week of school, kids settling in and confronted by this. one note titled, i wish they didn't go. >> they are not forgetting him. we are not forgetting, he's not gone. i think that's just really special. >> he never gave up. >> reporter: children shared the mic and memories of the siblings as 12-year-old brother diego listened. he attends the school too. students plan to support him even as they console themselves. >> i told him, you're going to cry, cry. want to go home, go on. you want to run on the playground, do that. and embrace each other. >> reporter: gofundme pages have been established to help the family with burial expenses. as it turns out i-5 down south has had three fatal rollovers with bay area drivers this month alone. in every instance, the victims were not seatbelted in. >> your heart goes out to their family. debora villalon, thanks. >>> switching now to eastern contra costa county where a vegetation fire in byron left one person hurt and destroyed

tonight -- jesse eisenberg, star of "animal kingdom," actress emily deschanel, a performance from kateempest. featuring the 8g band with raghav mehrotra. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause good to hear in that case, let's get to the news new video has surfaced showing president trump conversing and joking with financier jeffrey epstein, who is facing multiple sexual assault charges in a 1992 party at mar-a-lago. trump doesn't care about the video because it doesn't prove anything, and epstein doesn't care about it because it's 26 years old. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ light laughter ] according to a new poll, republican support for president trump has increased following his racist remarks about minority congresswomen how is that possible were there actually republicans out there going, "i don't know, he seems racist, but - [ laughter ] -- i need more proof." [ laughter ] new york governor andrew cuomo signed legislation yesterday raising the smoking

oh, jesse!faster on the buzzer. >> i'm going with the "c," fried pb&j. >> tammy: i guess it is vegan. go to the answer. >> andrew yang promised turkey leg $1,000 if it voted for him. even the vegan cory booker ate deep fried me nut butter and jelly on -- peanut butter and jelly on the stick. as a we have van vegan i assumeo ate the stick. >> it's a tie. >> it's a tie. >> tammy: in an attempt to show he is a regular guy, which 2020 candidate posted a video this week that shows him changing a flat tire? >> that would be beto o'rourke. >> tammy: he was quick on that. >> that was not a multiple choice question, i guess. so was it? >> tammy: let's see. go to the tape. >> if he can change a tire, maybe he can change the world. >> there he is. >> tammy: i guess when it's multiple choice i say it ahead of time. >> what other impersonations of a regular guy can he do. >> tammy: martha may challenge. >> it's good. >> she is not challenging. >> is the next one multiple choice? i waited until the last word

jess, i feel like we're friends.e who might think about a destination wedding. i love a destination wedding. i had a destination wedding. i love them so much. the first one has to do with scheduling. >> yes, of course, plan ahead because that's when you will find the best travel deals, the best resort deals and it's a courteous thing to do for your guests because they will ultimately be taking time off work and you want them there. maybe not all of them. most of them. >> i asked you for a secret tip while we were watching the piece, whether destination weddings can be cheaper than a wedding if you have one at home. you say -- >> absolutely. >> particularly when it comes to package deal. >> so package deals, all inclusive resorts that are very expensive like alcohol, wedding planning. i know for mine the alcohol was a huge expense which probably says a lot about my friends but -- >> my wedding, as well. >> also the wedding planners, that all comes included in your package so you don't have to worry about drink for dri

>> jesse i'm really hurt right now. you're called me a name.t tooff set feetings of hardened criminals they're very sensitive people. >> this is also crazy as we already know. ii want to get become to something like the name game right now. ii think we ought to do a deal e three of us to invest together in something called hollywoodism it is like socialism. but even better it shall right if you can play with with the minds of everybody in the messaging, to we're getting to point where we're really having this conversation. it is about mind control. again if you change the language you change's thought process like a drug dealer would be what a -- a unlicensed pharmaceutical salesman? >> they should be calledded a drug dealer i feel like right now we're in a world where everyone is so sensitive and i'm talking as a millennial and there is no accountability anymore and i can't speak too because i don't have kids but when i have kids it is assure you that i'll go to the kid say look this is not okay there should be punishment. you're going to span

joining me, jess mcintosh.ector of the new york state democratic party. good to see you both. >> good to be here. >> thanks. >> in our latest cnn poll voters were asked to name up to three candidates besides their current choice for the nomination they that wanted to hear more about and it was bill de blasio who got 2%, steve bullock who got 1%, so, jess, what do these candidates need to say tonight to grab attention? >> well, you know, honestly, i'm not sure there is a ton that bill de blasio can do tonight. he got a lot of airtime on the debates that he was able to be on stage in. i think he showed people who he was and what he was about and people maybe didn't react as positively to that as he would like. steve bullock on the other hand, i think is one of the candidates who is right now polling at that under 1% who really does have the opportunity to make a different compelling message. he's the governor of a red state that is very -- he's very popular in montana. right now, he's the only governor of a red s

this kind of stuff jesse celebrated. this is not some random act you see this all of the time amongst the radical left. >> now there's some hate powerful flyers out in long island michael l that are saying that send donald trump supporters to desk camp are these going to get worse? your opinion? >> of course because it is not just these wackos who show up up outside mitch mcconnell house or people who precinct off but a cnn contradict tore endorsed, celebrated these calls to threaten mitch mcconnell's life and msnbc host said that president trump wants more white supremacist mass shootings of former cnn contradict tore came out and vilify all of this country called for a senior advisor to the president to be murdered. just over parking lot past few days this is mainstream left that sex -- exploiting not yet dead bodies to push a ridiculous falsehood to pedal lies and to advance their own political agenda. it is disgusting they should be ashamed of themselves and they owe not just the president an apology but they owe all

>>jesse i'm really hurt right n. [laughter] you called me a name.ughter] and that's what it's about, bro. you know, you don't want to justify set feelings of hardened criminals they're sensitive people. this is also crazy as we already know. i want to get back to something like the name game right now. i think -- we ought to do a deal the three of us ought to -- invest together in something call thed heldism it is like socialism. but even better. right, i mean if you can play with the mind of everybody in this messaging we're getsing to point where we're really having this conversation it is about control. if you change the language, you change people's thought process like -- a drug dealer pharmaceutical men i feel like right now we're in a world where everyone is so sensitive and i'm talking as a millennial, and there is no accountability anymore and i can't speak to it because i don't have kids but when i do have kids i'll assure you i'll go to the kid say this is not okay there should be punishment. >> the hell out of your kids i pray for your c

en la frontera entre colombia y ecuador, jesse baquero, univisiÓn.para buscar al falso francotirador costÓ cientos de millones de dÓlares. agentes allanaron la casa del jefe del sindicato de la industria automotriz. lo investiga por corrupciÓn y soborno. el actor jorge reynoso entregÓ su pasaporte y lleva un grilleteelectrÓnico. vilma tarazona tiene mÁs detalles vilma: el actor de telenovelas y cine mexicano jorge reynoso muy popularen la dÉcada de los 80 y 90 que participÓ en numerosas producciones ahora es el protagonista de su propia historia. >> amigos, soy jorge reynoso, vengo saliendo de la prisiÓn de texas. vilma:el actor fue detenido por agentes de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza en el puente internacional roma cuando entraba estados unidos proveniente de mÉxico. informaron que tenÍa una orden de arresto en su contra por acciones indecentes contra una menor de edad y fue enviado a una prisiÓn. >> quiero comentarles que estaba en la ciudad de monterrey la semana pasada. me llamaron para decirme que habÍa una orden de aprehensiÓn. vilma: hoy se