. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters.ruth about joe biden, that's the subject of tonight's watters word. i'm sick of beating around the bush. time to call a spade a spade. joe biden is a horrible president. on pace to be one of the worst of all times. most of the country thinks he's incompetent. dwem kratz don't want him to run again. everything he says he's going to do, he doesn't do, and everything he says is true isn't true. this was his campaign pledge. >> i'm not going to shut down the economy. i'm going to shut down the virus. jesse: he didn't shut down the virus, did he? still clocking in over a thousand deaths a day. more deaths understood biden than trump. it feels like the economy is shut down. this summer biden said inflation was temporary. >> the price increases we have seen were expected and expected to be temporary. jesse: wrong again inflation is rising at the fastest pace in 30 years. joe biden said he was getting a handle on rising gas prices. >> we are taking action on gas prices as well. jesse: he didn'

jesse: welcomes to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. woke went broke. here is what happened to the democratic party this week. americans are fed up with the democrats. they won't stand by while the liberals destroy the party. virginia went red a year after bide are won by 10. a rufnl candle almost toppled the new jersey governor, astate biden won by 16. the law and order candidate? seattle. remember chop or chaz, whatever it was called. it beat the pants off the radical d.a. there. common sense had a very big week. what does this all mean? >> what happens in virginia will in large part determine what happens in 2022, 2024 and on. jesse: there is one thing kamala and i agreen on. let's check in with her boss. >> we are going to win. i think we are going to win in virginia. jesse: like most things biden didn't see it coming. a reporter asked him if he took any responsibility for democrats getting shellacked. he said no, the country is just confused. >> i think people are at a point, and it's understandable, where there is a whole lot of confusion. jesse:

"fox news primetime" hosted by jesse watters starts right now, hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. thanks a lot. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm jesse watters. day three of jury deliberations has come to a close in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. but, still no verdict. and with each day that passes, the tension in kenosha thickens with protesters outside the courthouse getting more impatient and rowdy. another person was arrested tonight in the midst of the chaos and was reportedly armed. but this is what the media wants. they love the turmoil. in fact, they have been fueling this divisive fire from the very beginning. so let's start at the very beginning. the summer of 2020. at the root of this entire case is the shooting of jacob blake the media told us blake was an innocent unarmed man gunned down why by racist cops. they even aired incomplete footage to fit the narrative and aided and abetted by joe biden who called on the officers involved in the blake shooting to be charged. but it turns out it was all a lie. he was a dangerous criminal with a knife and a

jesse: . remember this is the same media that wants you to believe they were mostly peaceful protests as the fire was blazing behind them. did they stop? no. the press polluted the jury pool, slandered the defendant and attacked the judge. this verdict represented a massive loss for the corporate media. the racial vigilante story line. all of those folded. did they learn their lesson? after the verdict politicians fanned the race fan. cori bush tweeting this. the judge, the jury, the defendant, it's white supremacy in action. the system isn't built to hold white supremacists accountable. it's why blacks and browns are put in cages while whites roam free. even the disgraced athlete colin kaepernick tweeted we just witnessed a system built on white supremacy validating the attack of a white supremacist. it shows the need to abolish our system. white supremacy cannot be reformed. remember when president biden called rittenhouse a white supremacist? does he stand by that statement? >> do you stand

jesse: here to react from the jesse kelly show. and you did not ask anybody? >> it was the best because i love how he tried to get out of it every possible way that he starts to say things like it seems like this is going really fast i don't understand but he is still an idiot. he cannot answer basic questions. jesse: he is supposed to be a very smart doctor but the guy who says the usc fight. >> it was just too much knowledge for him he didn't know what to do with all of that. >> he knows more about medicine than the doctor at cnn and then sign j group that goes back on to say yes he is taking horse d wormer and tells a different things about the same thing two different audiences and then they wonder why we don't trust the fake news. >> you are right. it is sad because we could sit here and joke about it is funny but it gets people killed. let's be honest it is a doctor he does know where brogan is saying is true he is knowledgeable about ivermectin goes on television for many and lies for a living but real people watch that and

jesse. >> jesse: good evening and welcome to freedom. after 25 hours of deliberations the jury finally delivered a verdict in the case of kyle rittenhouse. >> for the fifth count of the information gross could you have we find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> members of the jury these unanimous verdicts? is there anyone who does not agree with the verdicts as read? >> jesse: not guilty on all charges. inside the courtroom happy tears from kyle rittenhouse and his family. but house the courthouse was another story. protesters angry at the verdict. jacob blake's family waste nothing time playing the race card. >> you know his ideology. they talk about harming african-americans. they talk about harming minorities. and he acted it out. now you tell us why he got a free ride. his bail money was raised by the proud boys. of the ku klux klan, the nazis, the skin heads. are they up in this courtroom? do we know the history of this judge? racist these people of kenosha for many years. >> jesse: the angry mob didn't get its way. ti

"fox news primetime" by jesse watters starts right now. >> jesse: day two of deliberations has wrapped as pressure to convict kyle rittenhouse. outside the courthouse firsts are flying gatorade getting dumped on people's heads and even two arrests. the protesters are getting rowdy, demanding a guilty verdict from the jury. >> i'm here to support the call for kyle to go to prison for a very long time. >> he literally crossed the state lines with an assault rifle into a hostile environment. you don't go to a buffet with a fork and say i'm not hungry. >> we need to hope and pray to whatever god arbitrary figure in the sky in the sky or whatever that kyle rittenhouse goes to jail. >> jesse: these protesters and blm activists don't care about justice they only care about mob justice. i have said this before, it's this is a clear cut case of self-defense. so what's taking so long? why haven't the jurors reached a verdict? the speculation is they are afraid of the fallout. they are frayed that if the angry mob doesn't get its way there is going to be a price to pay. and that's exactly what th

i'm jesse watters.oments ago the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial handing the case to the jury. deliberations will begin at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. this is the most clear-cut case of self-defense i have ever seen. everybody who is watching knows that, this is the kind of justice and transparency that makes our country great, but lately truth has been taking a backseat to mob justice. take the prosecutor's closing argument, for example they know self-defense but they want to mail this kid to the wall. someone has to pay, an american city burned to the ground and in joe biden's america they can't prosecute the bl m and antifa criminals for that they want to punish the midwestern teenager protect the city. what does the prosecution do they lie? they tried to redefine the term self-defense. and hope the jury is dumb enough to buy it. >> you lose the right to self-defense when you are the one who brought the gun, when you are the one creating the danger. when you are the one provoking other p

i'm jesse watters in for. left still in a complete meltdown over glenn youngkin's win in virginia. they are accusing everyone who voted for him of being a tiki torch-carrying white supremacist. but first, donald trump became the nominee for president in mid-july 2016. just days later, a russian national living in this country made a claim that would upend donald trump's candidacy and eventually his presidency. it is a claim that change the course of u.s. politics for the next four years. the russian national, a man named igor dench and go, said he had just received a phone call proving that donald trump's campaign was conspiring with the russian government. the phone call supposedly came from u.s. citizen serving as president of the russian-american chamber of commerce. that alleged phone call became the central piece of evidence in the steele dossier, written by british ex-spy wrister for steel. that dossier in turn was a key piece of evidence in the fbi's warrant applications to spy on the trump campaign. su

jesse is just a lightweight. >> jesse: i will answer that for you.m leaving. >> greg: it's like stealing candy from a baby literally, moms and dads admitting that they take one-third of their kids halloween candy the day after celeste just like the government taking our money except it's less. >> sandra: i have a couple of observations about halloween candy. you remember when you were a kid, there was more diversity in the candy. the most random candy you don't see all year and you're like wow, i got this? the candy i saw yesterday was all the same. >> jesse: supply chain issues. >> sandra: i don't know but there was one observation from my six or 8-year-old, i can't remember and that's there is not a single snickers in their entire bucket. of >> jesse: i will have more on the snickers controversy which i sparked on friday at the end of the show, i ranked my top five halloween candy. >> harold: i went hunting before halloween so i had mine before but the diversity in the can dream, i love when you use the word diversity and candy come is the same thi

jesse, you look great. >> jesse: it's in my closet.>> jesse: very good. >> dana: i have a question for rachel. how do you keep christmas presents straight in your house hold? >> that's really up to santa. he does a good job of keeping it all together. >> katie: got it, right. >> dana: i have kids watching the show. >> they love "the five." by the way, dana, i will tell you, we have a very similar christmas memory. we both grow up with the young people that watch your show don't have this memory of circling all the gifts we look in the sears and j.c. penney magazines. so people will be able to read ant things like that, like things that we have in common from a certain generation and also what we're doing now in the present to keep christmas -- i think people are in the mood for christmas. everybody is ready to celebrate. this book is perfect timing. >> jesse: greg already has his tree elected. >> greg: i do. thanks very much. but that's a medical condition, jesse. first, a comment and a question. one latin x catholics? how dare you. th

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hey, jesse. >> jesse: you are in my dream foresome, bret baier. [laughter] >> jesse: i will see you out on the links. >> bret: sounds good. >> jesse: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm jesse watters. we begin with a fox news alert. moments ago the judge dismissed the jury in the kyle rittenhouse trial for the evening. they will return for deliberations first thing tomorrow morning. the jury has been under intense pressure by protesters and the media to deliver a guilty verdict. we have seen reports of jurors being recorded as they enter and exit the courthouse earlier this week. meanwhile, tensions are rising in the streets of kenosha. law enforcement bracing for impact with police and 500 national guard troops on stand by. crowds have been gathered outside the courthouse all day with blm protesters clashing with rittenhouse backers. some of them have started marching through the streets. a jury of seven women and five men were randomly drawn by rittenhouse earlier today. the verdict doesn't even matter at this point. the democr

that is dangerous. >> dana: jesse? >> jesse: science created the virus. it was created in a lab. can't criticize the science that created this deadly pandemic? isn't that the scientific method, by the way, to challenge the science? if we didn't constantly challenge the science, we would still carry things with leeches, we would have leeches on geraldo if he was near covid or something like that. this is crazy. you have one right there. and it is interesting because i do think and it's hard for me to say biden did the right thing. but you hear about the mutation, slap a travel ban and assess where the orderly assessment looks like it's not that malicious. that is according to goldman sachs and two people i trust much more knelt and dr. anthony fauci. it looks like the vaccines will be effective against this new mutation. can you imagine pfizer coming out and saying, you know what, the vaccines -- yeah, right, everybody throw your hands up and nobody would buy that anymore and would lose $4 billion. new variant are effective. of course, i'm not worried about the new strain. i'm wor

>> jesse: no but apparently jesse jr.p training. >> dagen: i need more daylight in the afternoon. in the winter months. i have to get one of those lights to sit in front of. >> jessica: the happy bulbs. >> dagen: to prevent depression. >> pete: i don't like changing the microwave clock. >> jesse: it is so hard to do. >> jessica: it's impossible. >> jesse: you leave it for six months and it goes back. >> dagen: change in the microwave clock. my dog has seizures, starts freaking out. he's elderly. it's not just the microwave. the stove clocks, the microwave clock. >> lawrence: i am a millennial. i just look at my phone. >> jessica: for the first time, my phone did not properly adjust to a new time zone. my iphone. i landed. same time zone and it went to an hour behind. >> lawrence: have to get you a watch, girl. >> jesse: sounds like you were drinking on the plane. >> jessica: yes, eight months pregnant. >> pete: you leave your clocks? i change everyone right away. the hand clocks. i have got multiple. >> dagen: if you brin

[applause] >> jesse. >> or jim crow. >> jesse way back here at the back.going to take your last question and then we will get into the book signing want to reiterate we cannot take photos and we can't do personal visions at this book signing will be the fastest book signing we have ever done just like this is the largest crowd we have ever had. last question. >> name is chris and i does have a question. how does fox network justify calling. >> you saved the best for last. that was the decision desk. obviously had nothing to do it so don't blame me. [laughter] ..

[applause] >> jesse. >> or jim crow. >> jesse way back here at the back.going to take your last question and then we will get into the book signing want to reiterate we cannot take photos and we can't do personal visions at this book signing will be the fastest book signing we have ever done just like this is the largest crowd we have ever had. last question. >> name is chris and i does have a question. how does fox network justify calling. >> you saved the best for last. that was the decision desk. obviously had nothing to do it so don't blame me. [laughter] .. there we go. [applause] thank you all very much. ♪♪ relevant guests host nonfiction authors abouttheir latest work . >> i have the privilege and joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book, it is called "the authoritarian moment" i've got to ask you the most obvious question but it strikes me as not unimportant . your title , the authoritarian moment. it strikes me as a chilling, what is your book titled the authoritarian moment.

[applause] >> jesse. >> or jim crow. >> jesse way back here at the back.going to take your last question and then we will get into the book signing want to reiterate we cannot take photos and we can't do personal visions at this book signing will be the fastest book signing we have ever done just like this is the largest crowd we have ever had. last question. >> name is chris and i does have a question. how does fox network justify calling. >> you saved the best for last. that was the decision desk. obviously had nothing to do it so don't blame me. [laughter] .. there we go. [applause] thank you all very much. >> booktv continues now. television for serious readers. >> greeting everyone. welcome to p&p life. i'm bradley graham concolor politics and prose along with my wife lissa muscatine. we have a great program for you this evening featuring "washington post" journalists bob woodward and robert costa here to talk about their revelatory new

musical medical >> jesse: hello, everyone, i jesse watters along with emily compagno, geraldo rivera, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." americans are losing faith fast in the president who promised america freedom from the virus. joe biden's flailing in the face of a new strain of covid and not taking the possibility of new lockdowns off the table. his solution is more of the same, doubling down on vaccines and masks to stop the spread and here's what he said just a few moments ago. >> president biden: this new variant as a cause of concern but not a cause to panic. on thursday i will put forward a detailed strategy outline on how we will fight this covid this winter, not was shot shut down for lockdowns but with widespread vaccination, blister testing and much more. [applause] in the meantime, the best protection is getting fully vaccinated. getting the booster shot. i urge all americans who haven't yet to come and get that done. get it done today. we are going to keep fighting through this and every tool we have. >> jesse: but americans

and they should be the leaders on that. >> greg: she enjoyed it. >> jesse: jess. >> geraldo: there areo do one more thing. diana the musical premiers live on broadway good friend of ours david brian he wrote the music and lyrics. he is the keyboardist for bon jovi. it is a fantastic show. it's about diana, princess of wales, of course, i loved it i think it's going to be a huge hit that goes on for many, many years. open on broadway. coming to new york get your tickets. don't miss it. >> geraldo, geraldo's news with geraldo actually about my daughter sol. look at her when she was a little baby. cutie kindergarten. playing piano for the first time. noted first time ♪ ♪ now flash forward to age 16. we had a recital last weekend in cleveland ♪ ♪ >> dana: wow. >> jesse: i don't notice a difference. >> geraldo: eat some more cheez-its. we love her. she is so accomplished in her own. she is so busy. so focused. here she is getting her certificate. but, the other thing is her great youtube channel, sol food is really happening. check it out. sol food on youtube. >> greg: crt. >> katie: no crt

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everyone.se watters along with emily compagno, richard fowler, kennedy and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> the fourth count of information, we, the jury, find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. as for the fifth count, we, the jury, find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. >> jesse: kyle rittenhouse is a free man. the 18-year-old breaking down in tears while hearing the jury find not guilty on all five accounts. he was accused of killing two men and injuring a third in the kenosha riots this year. things looking quite outside the courthouse. the city and the country hoping it stays that way when it gets dark. as for the verdict, the prosecutors in the case say they respect it but the defense is putting them on blast over how the played out. >> winning on the canary brothers when you know they are lying, changing your provocatiot my client chased him down and shot him in the back, calling him an active shooter when he is not. you know, ju

sorry, jesse. said and acknowledging that his trial might've looked differently in his opinion if he had been black instead of white, that is more unifying than anything else that has been said in this entire trial by anything else, and he is 18 years old. >> brian: i hear you, he spent 87 days in jail and did not have to come his attorney attorneys claimed that he was safer there, they raise money on his defense, one of his attorney said he was in a militia, he said i don't know what a militia is, that's another sub story to this in that interview. >> dagen: i notice the defense attorney on friday that he immediately came out and started talking about his prior attorneys and how they were using kyle for a call, he was lucky that he got that. >> brian: sitting in a one-room jail, thinking your attorneys are helping you and making money after you. spin on the two million-dollar bail and the thousand dollars bail that this alleged murderer got out on, it just -- i don't understand the language he was

jesse?re getting into a long conversation about the moranvich clan. >> jesse: i don't want to engage in a sports conversation with gutfeld. that's going nowhere. this is a poll of democrats, so i have to put my democratic thinking cap on. i have to slouch and frown. the democrats i know because i know democrats, they want power. that's the most important thing. so this poll acknowledges it. they don't think that joe biden can win re-election. they think his presidency is so far costing them power in the house. democrats obviously want their agenda enacted and so far job has not been effective. democrats want to be inspired. that's why democrats usually vote for the guy that sends the thrill down their leg. you know, bubba or barack. is joe biden inspiring democrats? no. he can barely make it through a speech in a temporary prompter. he's boring and threatening their hold on power. that's why democrats are fleeing like -- can i fact check him one more time? he's comparing this thanksgiving to

[laughter]r] >> hi jesse.capture the youth of america, it seems likely to express conservative values that's the way funny, hip, cool. you talk about early jimmy kimmel, steve colbert it seems like the fox network is embracing this idea between tyrus and the rest of you with the young conservative media. is that something we can look forward to seeing more of with the younger conservative voices? [applause] >> being conservative is cool. it's cool when you're 80 it is cool when you're 19. because you have the facts on your side and you are unafraid. that has always been that renegade attitude in this country. the risktakers, the pioneers, the loud mouth, the jokester's. [laughter]e the people who are willing to put themselves out there and say things that could be t controversial. thosehe people always been involved in comedy comedy is where you push that edge. you cannot push that edge seriously? [laughter] so you have to't have a platform that is willing to stand by people to take risks. because you cannot d

bottom line, and jesse nailed it. rittenhouse was doing a policeman's job because he could no longer rely on the state or politicians to provide cover or protection for the police. the city was burning and going to hell unabated, so this kid rightly or wrongly, probably acting on his own stinks, thought he could help. i loved jeffrey toobin's take today saying "rittenhouse is that he's not on trial for being an idiot." [laughter] he shouldn't be thinking about getting a permit before going after jeffrey toobin. i think you are going to see, if the media deliberately blocks this information from coming out and instead -- for example, you never would've known that gaige pointed a gun at this guy if you had been following the media's coverage of this. therefore, if he is acquitted, you are going to have the same thing were people go "oh, my god, why guy is acquitted, he can do whatever he wants!" even though he shot white people. our media is interested in the racial divide. they will make it about race. rex chapman arti

>> jesse: no.ed about getting drafted, paying their rent or what you suffer from performance anxiety. if you want to talk about it we can talk more about it i know it's stae bill dating gutfeld but this is by design they want this generation scared because you control people by fear. if you say you're going to die soon and it's all your fault and all you have to do is give me all your money and i will a tell you where to eat, how do live and what to drive, that's why it's designed that way, control. >> greg: harold, the activist class is doing with climate what i think they expect to do with race. it's kind of like get them when they're young, inject them with fear and guilt. am i right? inject them with fear and guilt >> harold: there's a lot there: look, we have a lot of people trying to from our hemisphere into their country because their countries have been elected by a lot of things including weather patterns awful weather the last few years. climate change probably had something to do with th

i can't waited until jesse jr. >> geraldo: you can bond. >> dana: i want to thank everybody for the warm welcome we gave percy yesterday. came on american newsroom as well. better behaved this morning. watch. >> i think he is an old soul. is he going to be big. >> dana: his paws are big. >> bill: beautiful coat, too. we welcome him to the family. and i would just like to say i mean here he is, america. it's simba: meet percy. >> dana: it was fun to have him. i wrote a piece on foxnews.com. you can check it out. a little bit about welcoming percy and saying goodbye to jasper and thanking you for all of your support. >> i get neck nibbles from him. that's what i'm going with. in case anybody is asking. >> geraldo: hickey? >> jesse: new show on fox nation starry joey jones create a vets power of music creative for pets. war heroes pair them with famous musicians who turn their trauma into beautifully craft the songs toughest soldiers navigate most difficult battles. some of the stars you will see. tyler farrior. keith

jesse is right.parents are lifelong democrats but they look at this party and do not recognize it. people are new to the party who don't want to see their taxes go away and have nothing to show for it. cardib started to drive around and realized there's a bunch of potholes and she said why am i paying ufl this money in taxes? >> cardi-b said it? >> yeah. >> yeah. stick to the topic, geraldo. >> it's interesting, bill maher is not crazy about fox news. he probably thinks we're all right wing hacks. but to me, i feel like he's%ing an american hero and by trying to save his own party, he's trying to pull his party away from a cliff. >> i think it's perceptive. i agree. i'm angry at bill maher and continue to be, because he owes me $1,000. we had a bet on the air. he said the russia conclusion narrative was true. and i said russia is fake. and we bet $1,000 and he never paid nor has he invited me back on the program since because i will bust his chops on it. he is basically cancel proof right now, one of

i have one question for jesse.king for greg gutfeld influence the way works and everything in general? i would like to hear from him. [laughter] [applause] >> the wine. [laughter] one of the chapters in the book, i write direct quotes he says during the commercial break last month while they found commercial breaks, conversations, we probably have the best show on television but also the shortest. [laughter] greg would get canceled in about one day. i'll give you an example, this is a direct quote from got felt in a commercial break. the best way to kill your wife take her hunting. [laughter] that's a terrible. [laughter] i'm not answering that stupid question. >> right here in the center row. >> one of the questions my wife and i want to know, no. [inaudible] >> nothing with me the more delicious i was.da it clear, i have a target on my lap i have to be careful because on television but i believe i was about to do a pretty sensitive topic obviously women and i think it was a peloton commercial so it was o about we

i can't waited until jesse jr. and i fly over there. >> geraldo: you can bond. >> dana: i want to thank everybody for the warm welcome we gave percy yesterday. came on american newsroom as well. better behaved this morning. watch. >> i think he is an old soul. is he going to be big.

jesse? shall we? >> jesse: russians inventing flame throwing vehicles that soviet era sedan that shoots fire. and this is what they do over there, basically. this invent things that shoot fire. >> judge jeanine: do that looting the store. >> jesse: san francisco needs a fleet of those trucks. >> judge jeanine: extort for russia. >> harold: we have plenty of time for you. that was amazing. >> after eat taco bell. >> jesse: best friend scott -- how could i forget? mine is one of the greatest athletes of all time tiger woods posted a video of twitter account fueling speculation showing him swinging the golf club. you may recall nine months ago he was in a car crash that almost ended all of his life had us concerned. the 15-time major champ. i hope he comes back. best to you, brother. >> jesse: best to you right, greg? >> greg: you know it, huge tiger woods fan over here. >> jesse: you were pulling for him. >> greg: pulling for him all the way. devastating day for everybody. >> dana: tell us wha

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