thank you, jesse. >> jesse: thank you. "the new york times" says the people of napa county are very forgiving of drunk driving and the pelosis, but are they really? we sent producers to find out. >> you ever rub elbows with nancy pelosi or paul pelosi? >> no. >> not that i'm aware of. >> i heard rumors that he's related to the district attorney. i don't know for sure. that's just what i heard. >> nancy pelosi is in taiwan. paul had to stay here and deal with legal issues. >> ha-ha-ha. yeah, okay. >> apparently he was drinking and driving. he smashed up his porsche. smashed up a guy driving a jeep. that guy he's pretty hurt right now. >> probably doesn't matter much in their eyes. >> "the new york times," they wrote a piece on napa. they said back in the day, drinking and driving wasn't a big deal in napa. >> no, it wasn't. believe me, it wasn't. you could drink every day in napa as long as you didn't have an accident. >> barracuda. >> both cars got totaled. it was a bad wreck, yeah. >> it depends on what the meaning of the

jesse? >> jesse: thanks so much, jonathan.ents with something. you may not have heard but there is a war going on and i'm not talking about the one happening in ukraine. i'm talking about the war on women. a battle so intense hillary clinton has taken it upon herself to be the movement's fearless leader. i think it's especially important right now for women to talk about our lives because there are forces at work in our society that want to turn back the clock on women. >> jesse: don't worry, gals, hillary has a plan. she is prepared to fight the good fight. starting with her new show gutsy. i show you are all dying to see it so here is a preview. >> we are hitting the road to shine a light on women who inspire us to be bolder and braver. leadership doesn't look one way. it's a giant rainbow. >> not going to bring me down you will get worn-out before i do. >> do pushups outside our comfort zone and make us laugh. >> i'm in deep georgia and they might have ever met a mud look. >> or they don't have. >> they don't know they have

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. >> jesse: have a great weekend. you too, bret. >> jesse: we begin tonight with a fox news alert. we finally got our hands on that affidavit used to raise president trump's house and, as expected, the media is freaking out. >> i can tell you that the hair on the back of my neck stood up when i saw those classification markings referenced here. >> here is a redacted portion back in the back. buff the front several pages have been unsealed. >> jessica, let's start with the biggest revelations from this redacted affidavit. >> yeah. so a lot of really intricate and quite frankly startling details. >> was was a search needed? this is so unprecedented. so unusual. why did the fbi need to go and get boxes and this affidavit does lay that out exactly. >> jesse: i'm not sure what affidavit she was looking at because this affidavit doesn't lay out anything. half of it is blacked out. here is what the affidavit doesn't say. we're pretty sure trump has the nuclear football in melania's shoe closet. but here is what it does say.

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jesse? >> jesse: thanks, matt. coming up, cnn tells us why joe biden is having a very bad summer. >> jesse: the dallas police released new video of fatal officer-involved shooting at a gas station. fox news national correspondent bill melujin is here with the latest. >> family members are demanding that the department release unedited videos of the shooting and fire the officers involved, even though the suspect appeared to pull out a gun while being arrested. dallas police say 30-year-old kyle dale was seen selling drugs on july 27th. he evaded officers, and they found him inside a convenience store later. they moved in to arrest him. he resisted arrest, and then pulled out a gun. >> i'm not moving. i'm not moving >> let me see your hands. >> gun, gun, gun. >> surveillance video shows the gun in his hand before he was shot by police. take a look. >> gun, gun, gun. >> police say dale was a convicted felony with a substantial criminal history, who legally couldn't even own a gun, and that the gun he did have was coc

>> jesse: herself. of a sudden on the eve of the hearing, the original judge just leaves, and we get this politicized judge come in who's never tried a criminal charge in her career, and agrees to a settlement hearing in three weeks. unbelievable. this is consistent with how they do things in napa. i should go to napa and drive drunk and not pay the price. obviously that was just an analogy. and i can never drive drunk after covering this story. the liquor store owner who blasted some punk during a robbery talks to primetime excludessively. plus, what's the definition of a recession? >> the united states is in a recession. >> what's a recession? >> like recess, like hanging out? >> jesse: has covid made join more productive? he's not going to delaware every weekend? he's gotten a lot of work done, been signing bills, killing terrorists, answering questions. showing a side of himself that we haven't seen before. he even got the media's attention. "washington post" saying, quote, working from home during

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jesse: thanks so much, bret. ♪ fox news alert. tonight we finally got our hands on the mountains of evidence that the pelosis have spent months trying to cover up. the picture of paul pelosi's dui is finally starting to come together. every second of that night was documented, an excruciating detail and we have all of it. >> there was a witness who saw the whole thing. they have no idea where he went. >> jesse: witnesses on the run? that's just the tip of the iceberg. there's a whole lot more. we have the dash cam footage. the dispatch tapes, photos, reports, everything. it paints a very dark picture. it's obvious to everyone with two eyes this is not a misdemeanor. this is a felony. the cops admitted how serious it was on the tape they have been hiding. they told pauly he was lucky to be alive. >> guys are actually both very lucky that the crash wasn't more serious than it was in terms of injuries because the crashes that that i have been to a lot less damage to this where people

thanks, jesse. >> jesse: thanks, bret. appreciate it. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm back from i have a kay, america, i had to take some time off because papa pauly p. had a hearing tomorrow and i had to be back. i did not want to miss that by the way when i used to take time off before the biggest question i got could you reach across the table and smack juan williams for me. now the biggest question i guess is when are you going to have the pauly p. dash cam video? everybody has been asking me about it we may have the answer later in the show. while i was away in the beautiful state of mearch sur rowmpedded by liberal family members i couldn't stop thinking about the mar-a-lago raid. i know. why did they do it? what did they take? they leaked that trump was hoarding nuclear secrets. they charged him under the espionage act. they must think he is trying to sell our secrets to the enemy. we had the team here at "primetime" do digging. i kept thinking about how sloppy bill clinton was. and then we came across this old doocy. president b

jesse?ay, mike, you have to assume they went in interest and aseized all kinds of electronic communications we know they broke into the safe and retrieved whatever is in there as well. we are talking about written documents. documents that could have been there from his time as president. there could have been tax documents. documents that he would have there for decades. we don't know what exactly they seized. we have to assume they seized pretty much everything. there has to be zero trust of the fbi when it comes to political operations like this. after the russia collusion situation. that hoax, which was determined to be a hoax since there was no actual collusion as determined by special counsel robert mueller and then you have what they did with the whistleblowers according to what we heard with recent reports before the last election covered up all sorts of information with the laptop of hunter biden before that election. and now this right before a midterm election. i mean, we are talk

but not near enough, jesse. >> jesse: yeah.want to defund the police but not the police state. >> exactly. >> jesse: thank you so much for your service. especially on that unabomber case. we really respect you. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: why the media is no different from a bunch of 3-year-olds. wait until you see this. >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite. we'll replace your glass and recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. i recommend nature made vitamins because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended

"jesse watters primetime" is next. and jesse, they asked speaker pelosi that question up on capitol hill today. >> jesse: yeah, i would have liked a follow-up but i will have to go down there myself. thanks, very much, bret. >> jesse: president and the attorney general go into hiding after the raid on mar-a-lago blow up in their face. biden fled d.c. this afternoon on air force 1, taking hunter with him on another vacation and merrick garland, no one knows where he is. he can't be found. and now the fbi is doing what it does best is leaking and lying and trying to clean it all up. the bureau told "newsweek" they had under covers inside mar-a-lago. the fbi had a mole at mar-a-lago. "newsweek" says, quote: the raid on mar-a-lago was based largely on information from an fbi confidential human source one who was able to identify what classified documents former president trump was still hiding and even the location of those documents. so the fbi had a mole and the trump campaign had moles in the trump administration and no

what say you, jesse? >> jesse: he owns it this guy garland. he called it so it's on him now. we all know biden was involved, you don't do this without the president knowing, but he's on vacation with hunter so we'll never hear from him ever again. he comes out and everyone's looking around the television like what is he going to say, what is he going to say? he says nothing. he says i approved it, i can't say anything but my guys aren't crookied. really? really your guys aren't crooked? all right, let's see. the last time they planted evidence on trump which was the dossier and doctored evidence to get the warrant and lied to the judge about it so now we're supposed to trust you guys? not how it works. he says we are a going to release the affidavit and the warrant and stuff like that. he's already being sued in florida by judicial watch. they're the ones trying to get some transparency, he doesn't know what he's talking about. now, if you have an administration, the obama administration that spied on the trump campaign, inserted moles into th

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jesse: thank you, bret. >> bret: on time. >> jesse: fox news alert. americans can rest easy tonight knowing that two dangerous criminals are off the streets and are heading to prison. no, they didn't kill anybody. they didn't rape, they didn't traffic drugs or underaged kids and, no, they didn't get loaded and wreck their porsche. they found ashley biden's diary and they tried to sell it. according to the department of justice amy harris and robert kerrlander pled guilty today to, quote: conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen property. it has to be the least used federal statute on the books. buff the diary was never stolen. ashley biden abandoned it. she left it under a mattress in a florida halfway house where she was recovering from her sex and drug addiction. i have a legitimate question: why don't the biden kids ever clean up after themselves? did they grow up with maids? hunter is leaving his laptop at repair shops and his crack pipes in rental cars, ashley

jon me in welcoming jesse waters. ♪♪ jennifer and jesse the stage is yours.nk youme for having me. i cannot believe you invited juan williams to your performance. int read your book and if you haven't read it yet it is equal parts memoir, current events and analysis which is really cool and comedy. and as a fan of yours i visualize you talking to me and that a book and i think you did a great job. what made you decide to write this book during the pandemic. in an election year what was the catalyst? i've gotten to the point of life to reflect on 20 years at fox news and covering the news from the o'reilly factor and just wanted to share these stories. a month later, the pandemic pit so i had no excuse. there was nothing else to do except write the book and then we got it out perfectly time to so i had the number one spot on the list. and congratulations on that. as "the new york times" put me as number two. >> you talk about o'reilly as a top radio person and you talk about your mom and people that influence you. who do you think is the biggest influence are

fair, balanced and still unafraid beard here is jesse watters jesse.>> jesse: thank you so mu. fox news alert, major breaking developments in the paul pelosi dui case. just hours before tomorrow's hearing, "prime time" has received a series of significant leaks from napa callie officials that paint an entirely different picture than what we were told happened that night and we were right. there were a series of injuries of injuries involved. both cars total, there were drugs involved, not just alcohol. and paul did hand cops something that wasn't his driver's license. and just today on the eve of the hearing, the judge has been replaced in a blatantly corrupt move. wait until you hear about this new judge grant let's go through the step by step you to remember they over the mug shot and the body can put it? we know why. court documents now show pawpaw polly p was absolutely plastered in his eyes appeared red and watery, he was steady on his feet, his speech was slurred and he had a strong odor of alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath. but it wasn't just a little bit of c

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hi jesse.y wife might wonder to know, with dana perino. [inaudible] rex nothing would be more delicious have a big target on my back for a have to be careful we are on live television. i believe i was about to wade into a pretty dicey topic. obviously involving women. i think it was appellate on commercial. so it was about weight loss and it was treacherous. i'd commentary prepared which i thought was a little on the edge i said dana, i'm about to address this topic but i want you to hold my hand and i want you to squeeze it if i going off the rails. [laughter] she could not do that we were remote during the pandemic. so think automated. [laughter] are creditor left sir. thank you for being here. my question is to you, why didn't you read your own book for audible? [laughter] i was going to readou a bit in y head just literally had jesse junior. we got back from the hospitall w that day and i would have had to have spent the first entire week after jesse junior and emma had gotten back from the

>> jesse: remember that? where garland was shut down, all shriveled up and confessed what he did and why he did it. listened. >> first i personally approve the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such a decision lightly. this is all i can say right now. more information will be made available in the appropriate way. and at the appropriate time. >> jesse: you don't have anything to say? you don't talk about investigation? , will you talk to reporters about investigations all last night, didn't you? what did you tell them? their minions are leaking like crazy to the washington post. you guys said trump had documents related to nuclear weapons, "classified documents" were among the items sought in the search of the florida residence on monday. whoa! you are saying trump had little manhattan project going? trump was like robert oppenheimer? hide the yellow cake into closet. the feds are coming. and what did documents made? are they talking about letters from litt

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>> jesse: and apparently you can say broad now. >> jesse: bret baier is up right now.strike in afghanistan over the weekend just outside of kabul. getting more details as time goes by, but will have remarks on the successful counterterrorism mission at 7:30 eastern time from the white house, a huge get in the fight against terrorism, national security correspondent jennifer griffin following these late-breaking developments from

>> jesse, my name is bob.e you to ask your colleagues fox to start speaking english instead of saying they're going to take away your fossil fuels, nobody asks knows that means. kids say isn't that something that comes with dinosaurs? i told him to say you may want to take away your gasoline and your oil. also tell them to stop saying jim crow. when they mentioned jim crow i asked the people in the gym what does that meanand they say is that a birdor something ? they need to tell them it's segregation . >> that's an amazing point. and i have no trouble donning it down. it comes naturally to me. and one of the things all riley did that was so effective was peaceful like the folks. and if you're smart you don't have to try to sound smart. if you're actually intelligent, you don't have to prove how intelligent you are by using very big words. you just want to communicate simply, powerfully and effectively and get right to the point. so i will no longer sayfossil fuels . [applause] >> or jim crow. >> jesse, way ba

>> yeah. >> jesse: what is it?ble extinction isn't out of the question. it's a harsh warning to say the least. >> jesse: well, you were right, at the end you lost, martha. >> really? that was it? >> wait. there's no more paddles. >> jesse: there's no more paddles. >> if the obvious person is not the person, it's the other person. >> jesse: we had a tiebreaker. let's see who would have gotten it right. how many days did joe biden test positive for covid? >> oh, i'm going to say eight. ten? >> seven. >> jesse: you would have been right. it was 13. >> too bad there wasn't a tiebreaker. >> jesse: you get a sink or swim hat. this is very stylish. >> more importantly, did i beat bill hemmer? >> jesse: you crushed bill hemmer. so far, bret, doing better than not only dana but -- >> occasionally he has a shaggy -- dude. oig all right. thank you very much both of you guys. well played. >> thank you, jesse. will: that's all we've got. check out "fox and friends in the morning." we always have a great time on the weekends. 6:

and jesse owens when he came to the u.s.he had a lot of opportunities to capitalize on his athletic success. when the story began to circulate that -- and just see a winds used it for his benefit and he began to give lectures at dinners, and things like that, and i was often one of the most requested stories about how he had been snubbed by jesse owens. so it just became part of the myth of his experience in germany. >> so it wasn't a personal repudiation. he just wasn't shaking anybody's hand after that. >> let's hear directly from his own voice and in his own words, john woodruff, about what it meant to him to win in that particular olympic games. >> it made me feel good, because what we did, we destroyed his master race theory. he had this master race theory, that the superior race, only the pure germans could do certain things in this world. that was what he was advocating. but we destroyed his theory. whenever we start winning those gold medals. >> what's your reaction to that damien? >> i sympathize with woodruff's pos

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jesse owens here. he actually won four gold medals became one of the most celebrated athletes at the olympics and here he is with the olympic laurel on his head in his team vest showing off his medals woodruff also took a gold medal in the 800-meter race, and i just you know, i am really struck by the also the the climb and how unlikely and how many odds these young athletes and they were very young had to overcome owens was the youngest of 10 children of a sharecropper farmer in povertent farmer. john woodruff was the grandson of enslaved people and the first in his family to finish high school and really it was a college that brought them, you know to sports. am i right damian? i think woodruff was only 21 right when he competed at the games. he was he was 21. it was a college college student just like jesse owens was also a college student as a student at at ohio state and it's also important to remember that that they were competing in the north which provided african-american's with more opportuni

[laughter] >> sending jesse jr.is homeroom teacher tells him to come out of the closet, and his history teacher calls him a white supremacist. >> i would be jesse sr. calling that parent-teacher conference -- and i will be bringing may be you, my lawyer, to make sure they know what is appropriate and isn't appropriate to talk about with my families. we are not undermining teachers. they are undermining my family. work harder than the firefighters. all of those essential workers that had to actually show up to work every day. they zoomed in for almost two years. they probably call it winter break or winter solstice instead of -- stop acting like they worked that hard. then they held us hostage and basically said they would work until "you send us the money --" they also want a participation trophy for not participating's. most workers you judge by their work products, their results. if you do that, have they delivered any good results? no, test scores are going down. permission to make an analogy, greg? this would be

jesse, aren't you going? >> jesse: yeah, i am going. >> dana: who is next, jesse? >> jesse: dr.he throw was weak like his character. the guy has no arm and threw an absolute rainbow to the plate after his lackluster performance the self-be osaysed doc was kind enough to sign the mariner's disposable face mask. weird. he ruined america for two years and now he is rupping america's past time. way to go, doc. >> dana: who wrote that? >> jessica: henry? >> jesse: was going to be the inside scoop on the mar-a-lago raid. now an investigation into this archivist. because greg has given me the dirt on this guy that i just got. >> dana: greg, you are next. >> greg: great show jamie lissow is back. alice lee moyer director of the new alex jones documentary. kat timpf, tyrus tonight at 11:00. it's a barn burner. i don't know why i say that. quickly greg's adventures in peanut butter. even giraffes like peanut butter. got into the jar roll it he can't get it out of his mouth. sitting there. got problems with it. right there, take a look. >> jessica: on the screen. >> greg: big thing of pean

i'm worried. >> jesse: not enough abortions. his daughters, he's crying about it. who gets to draw the line? we have an answer to that, because it's in the constitution. the voters get to draw the line. legislators elected by voters get to draw the line. prosecutors can go sell aluminum sliding or insurance door-to-door if they don't like the laws, but they're not allowed to make the laws. warren is not ashamed about this. what he's ashamed about is the support he's received from george soros. we think so, warren told a reporter when he was asked his campaign had received cash from george soros, we understand he gave money to the state, track party, the state party money went to support different candidates. of course that wasn't true, because warren knew when he said that that he had been endorsed by one of soros' many pacts. warren also knew that many of the 67blm riot others he let escape back in 2020 in tampa were affiliated with the same pact. do you see how this works? a snake eating its own tail. that happened in tampa. it's happening all over the country. r

. >> jesse: with age comes wisdom. she is pretty young. that's the nice way of saying that she's not very smart. you know when you pick a banana and the bananas your hand and it's green and if you try to peel it it's not appealing, that is aoc. she is not ripe enough to run for president. first she has to get married. she has to plan a wedding. you want to plan a wedding and run for president at the same time? then her husband would have to do it. >> greg: because she just got engaged. >> jesse: and then you have to get pregnant. >> greg: why? >> jesse: this is how it goes. follow me, greg. you get married. then you get pregnant and then once you have the baby you have a family in the media loves it. they eat it up. it makes you more of a mature person. that's why you are so immature. you don't have any kids. she has the family then she runs for senate, rents for senate in new york and gets to meet the big-time donors. you get in the senate and then you are forced to be reckoned with in the hearings. and then she runs for president. obama,

raÚl: felicidades, jesse. el baile, cuÁl prefieres? >> yo al valle no le se. la comedia. jesse: vamos a seguir practicando a ver si logra bailar al final de la temporada. lorena gonzÁlez imitÓ a liz villarreal y aunque no fue elegida para retar a rata de la torre cumpliÓ un gran sueÑo. [mÚsica] jesse: la india, la voz del pueblo, me dijo que le pareciÓ este primer show. >> lo que vimos el dÍa hoy estuvo impactante, bien renio todo. jesse: no te lo pierdas, retador a las 8:00 p.m. por univisiÓn. ahÍ lo tienen. gente comÚn con talentos extraordinarios que van cara cara con los campeones. karla: que orgullo, felicidades. raÚl: todos los domingos por univisiÓn. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. raÚl: te la mereces, corazÓn. jesse: voy representando a mi casa, a "despierta amÉrica" y es la primera vez que salgo de este estudio, me siento co

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

' mother >> jesse was real. i am a real mom. >> reporter: testifying their 6-year-old son and their pain were real the conspiracy theorist has been a difficult witness. >> this is not your show >> reporter: admonished yesterday by the judge for lying on the stand >> you're already under oath to tell the truth. you've already violated that oath twice today. >> reporter: and today he was caught in another lie by the plaintiffs' attorney >> your attorneys messed up and sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cellphone with every text message you sent for the past two years. >> reporter: including text messages about sandy hook jones failed to share as ordered by the court >> and that is how i know you lied to me when you said you didn't have text messages about sandy hook did you know that? >> reporter: the jury will determine what if anything jones must pay. anne thompson, nbc news >>> in eastern kentucky, a desperate search for survivors goes on tonight after the catastrophic flooding that killed at least 3

they thanked me for thanked me for jesse's actions. >> the loss is immeasurable.ciate -- it's an honor to talk to you. and i'm sorry for all that you have been through not only with the murder of your son but with this sickening man that you had to deal with ever since. >> it was hard to do that trial because i got emotional with it. and i -- over the years, i've been able to process it and put so much of it in the back of my mind. and it's -- it's in a pretty good place there. i do have, you know, trigger points, things that come up, are said that bring -- bring them to the front of your mind again. but that -- that trial, it just opened everything back up again. and what i stated about jesse and the gunshot wound, i've never said that publicly before. it was just flashbacks of that moment. >> neil, the courage it took to sit there and to be in the same room with that person, it's extraordinary. neil heslin, thank you so much. >> thank you. well, you know, one thing i said when i filed that lawsuit was it came to a knock-down/drag-out fight in the travis county c

so prehistorical here. >> jesse: dreag gone or baby hippo?iddle. >> greg: what if they mated? that would be amazing not just to watch. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: who thinks like that? >> martha: also tune in to my podcast lucas tomlinson reporter notebook been there two weeks. ukraine is falling out of the headlines. listen to this podcast you will hear what is going on with ukraine and russia. it's a difficult picture. >> jesse: can't stop thinking about those two things mating. >> judge jeanine: there is something wrong. >> martha: better than other people's dirty gym clothes. >> greg: welcome to my world, jesse. that's all we think about. that's right it for us. >> "special report" is up next. >> bret: hey, greg, i'm coming up to gutfeld this week. >> greg: i'm excited that's tomorrow night -- no, thursday. >> bret: that's all right. i can come tomorrow if you want. thanks. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, an fbi raid of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate marks an unprecedented step by federal law enfo

what you are talk about it, emily, i agree with and awaits jesse, i think the crust of what jesse saidheartedly. i think voters have to go to the polls and vote for people who are going to stand up to the criminals. mayor of this town has been as outspoken, opinionated, and firm on this issue of sink we want police officers on the street but we want police officers and we have to reform these bail laws. if we just do one thing, reform the bail laws, new york post, talking about those few criminals, amid all these crimes because they have not been, behind bars. i get why we want to reform the bail laws. ensuring that we -- that we did not pick people in jail who had small amounts of things. we have a problem where we are letting people out of jail who committed violent expert no american wants this. so i hope we stop talking about blue and red and start talking about how we ensure and get good prosecutors with -- we staff the police like they should be staffed and they will get a rude awakening at the polls if they don't want to do that. >> jessica: -- >> emily: the first identity of th

we have jesse. >> mr.cause of alex jones, he has had people confront him in public with lies about sandy hook, even to this day. some, he said, have mentioned jones's name. a few years back he said his home was shot at. someone drove by his home shouting alex jones. and he testified it sounded like gunfire coming from the vehicle. >>, -- negligence and recklessness of alex jones. >> i'm joined now by neil heslin, in his first interview since that verdict. also his attorney, marc bankston. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> sitting on that stand, being in the courtroom, actions did alex jones did not have the guts to be there that morning. but you saw him in the courtroom in the days that you were there. what's it like? >> it was a great feeling to finally be there. for over 4 years, battle and a four year wait to be there, it was a good feeling. and it was a good feeling to finally see alex jones face to face. and -- >> does it make sense to you, the lies he tells? is it just about money for thi

scarlett founded the jesse lewis choose love moment in honor of her son.ther spoke at the definition trial last week against alex jones and were awarded nearly $50 million in spence tore and punitive damages. thanks so much for being with us. i know you've gone through what you've gone through last week the culmination of so much work you've been doing for so long. i do want to ask, alex jones handed you a note inside that courtroom. what did it say? >> he did. on the last day before the punitive damages he handed both neil and i a note and it basically said that he was very truly sorry and that he extended an olive branch and wanted to work with the choose love movement to bring more love into schools, homes and communities around the world. >> do you buy it? >> well, i'm waiting. i have hope. >> you looked into his eye in that courtroom. what did you see? >> i saw something that i didn't expect. i saw a very lonely person. i saw somebody with a huge void and i realized that that was where the lies and the greed were actually coming from. to fill that. an

jess: we've been dating since high school? amine: maybe, like, six years now? jess: yeah.6 years. heh. everyone is always asking, "what's your next move," right? like, "what are you doing after graduation?" like, "what are you doing with your life? what's the plan?" what are you doing? da da da. i think the pandemic has allowed us to say, "i don't know," and that be an acceptable answer. amine: that is very true. jess: and i think in the sense of our relationship too, like, before, it's like, what's going to happen? like, you know, what's your future? what are you doing? where are you moving? and now, it's like, "i just don't know," a that's ok. and i'm just with someone that makes me happy and that i love, and that's all i need right now. i don't think that means there's less or more seriousness. it's just shifts the perspective of how we're looking at our relationship. amine: i think the pandemic maybe just gives more-- it steers the changes in different ways. i think, in relationships, you always need to change together. jess: yeah. amine: and, like, whether you change

>> jesse: he got paddled.i has ever given? >> the best advice? >> um. >> all right. hold on a second. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: go ahead. brian. >> brian: want to see me on stage and jesse said it's the best thing he has ever seen streaming on fox nation. streaming at the egg you know this place albany, brandon mississippi november 12th and 13th. tulsa, oklahoma. last time i was on stage with you, dana, talking about. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: brian is good on stage but needs ketchup lip gloss. >> brian: true. >> bret: thanks, judge. good evening to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two major stories, serious questions being raised by democrats as well as republicans about president biden's plan to forgive $10,000 in student loan debt for as many as 40 million americans, 20,000 for some others. that's coming up shortly. first, a fer

thanks, jesse. >> jesse: thanks, bret.apa pauly p. had a hearing tomorrow and i had to be back. i did not want to miss that by the way when i used to take time off before the biggest question i got could you reach across the table and smack juan williams for me. now the biggest question i guess is when are you going to have the pauly p. dash cam

jesse oxygen o 2, i'm not sure about molecular o 2. we have seen water, we have seen methane, we have seen carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide already seen sodium. i don't know about oxygen. i don't know what the canal and we okay we haven't, we have that very. i don't know. i'm, i'm pretending i know would concoction of things need to be found to determine that there is live out there now. i'm joking. but certainly a topic that really opens and expands the mind, even if it's hard to wrap your mind around this discovery and all the discovery discoveries that lay ahead. thank you so much. jesse renee and i'm yeah, that's all the time we have here at the stream for today. thanks for watching and see you next time. a tooth on counting the cost, the european central bank raises interest rates to rain in inflation. good wising borrowing costs and political turmoil was italy's death, but the e you agree to cup natural gas use in winter? will that help to averse an energy crisis? counting the cost on al jazeera, they watch us. they gather evid

bennett thank you, jesse. [applause] [applause] >> okay, for our next group awards we are going to the welcome to the stage the director of the department of public health, dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> hi, everyone. i thought yfs going to be the first to start crying tonight. so, it is wnderful to be here and thank you mayor breed for your leadership in the pandemic and i want to say thank you for everything that you all have done for public health and covid has changed the department and think all of us forever and our commitment is to continue to evolve and learn with all of you and be as collaborative department as we can be as we move forward with the health challenges we have in the city. it is my pleasure to not only see-so many from the covid command center and acknowledge and celebrate that infrastructure still carries forward today in the covid task force while still managing covid and covid cases and working with community in way we learned over the last 2 years works so acknowledge that work is s