jesse? montage. >> jesse: would you like to hear it. >> greg: i would like to hear a montage. >> jesse: is its listen. >> it wasn't a raid on his house, no doors were kicked down. >> it's all legal, it's all lawful. it's not a raid. >> i know donald trump was saying this is a raid but that's a gross exaggeration. >> we have to be careful not to adopt the term raid. >> the only reason you would have a search like this, and let's be polite and call it a search and not a raid. >> trump talks about a raid on his home. no, man, there was no raid on your home. >> jesse:. >> jesse: well, what would you call it when they come with guns and rifle through. >> greg: one of those bachelorette scavenger hunts. right? they had a list they were going through. isn't it amazing when we do these monday tajs that it's so clear that there's one script. >> jesse: yeah. >> greg: there's absolutely one script and it comes from somewhere. i don't know where it is, maybe tnt but they all get it and it's okay, this is what we're going to say today and for once they're into absolute definitions where they refuse to def

"jesse watters primetime" with jesse back from maine starts right now. 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 th

jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hello, gels jesse. have a great show. ♪ ♪ >> jesseank you very much, mike. >> life is not easy in joe biden's america. it's expensive out here. people are cutting back on all the essentials, gas, groceries, even housing. unlucky few are even forced to move in with their parents. >> here's the thing it will give us so much extra space in our room to give us activities please say yes. >> you don't need permission from us to build bunk beds you can do what you want you are adults. >> so -- >> jesse: adults want toes to shack up with the parent's basement the ultimate sign of failure. >> bald men with no jobs and no money who live with their parents don't approach strange women. >> jesse: unless you are the child of washington royalty where mooching off mom and dad is a wave life. you get to fly to the most exotic country in the world play diplomat and count the money. we told you about hunter's escapades being bribed with chinese diamonds to funding a sex trafficking ring. we just found out hunter has some competition his name paul pelos

jesse: a friend just texted me my mortgage identifies as a student loan. [laughter] >> must be a liberal. >> jesse: why not. >> must be a liberal jesse's mom text. >> jesse: ushing it on saturday night. >> thank you. >> jesse: up next, we dig back into the mountain of evidence against pauly p. and we have discovered some things we hadn't even thought of before. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie can help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. >> jesse: we have so much evidence against pauly p. our producers have been sifting through it since yesterd

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. jesse, just down the hall. >> jesse: i will see you after the show, bret. >> bret: all right. ♪ fox news alert. after 72 hours of silence, attorney general merrick garland came out of hiding and confessed that he okayed the raid. >> there are, however, certain points i want you to know, first, i personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. >> jesse: gathered may have pulled the trigger but it he got the go ahead from joe. how far do we know? biden told aides he wanted trump prude. quote: mr. biden confided to his inner circle that he believed former president donald trump was a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted. he has said privately that he wanted mr. garland to act less like a ponderous judge and more like a prosecutor who is willing to take decisive action over the events of january 6th. garland got the message and did what the big guy wanted. but the raid was a replay of the mueller investigation. remember when trump handed over thousands and thousands of documents, showed the

jesse: bret off on his birthday? >> it's the gift we gave him. >> jesse: that's weird. >> he deserves it. >> jesse: have a good night. >> you too. >> jesse: liberals love a radical agenda until it inconveniences them. they want to defund the police until their city gets burned down. they want green energy, but don't ask them to give up their private planes and suvs. they totally support open borders and sanctuary cities until it comes to them. this is the d.c. mayor. >> i can't say it more clearly what it means for washington, d.c. to be a sanctuary city. >> jesse: now their city is flooded with migrants, she's begging for the national guard. >> we need the federal government to be involved. i've asked for the deployment of the guard as long as we need the guard to deal with the humanitarian crisis that we expect to escalate. the number of people crossing the border, seeking asylum, we expect to only go up. >> jesse: she's not the only one. new york mayor eric adams is begging for federal help too, as hundreds of migrants have overwhelmed the city's homeless shelters. we spoke to a few of them last month. >> you slep

jesse, take it away. >> jesse: you really took off on your birthday, didn't you, bret. >> bret: i did. >> jesse: a real gutfeld move. see you later. >> bret: see you. >> jesse: no comment. 24 hours after the unprecedented raid on a former u.s. president, the people responsible won't talk. they won't tell us what they took. why they took it or what they are doing with it. this came straight from the top. everybody knows it but now they want to play dumb. >> president biden, what did attorney general garland tell you about the trump raid? do you approve of the fbi's trump raid, president biden? >> did you know about it in advance? >> it would not be appropriate for us to comment on any ongoing investigation? again, we are not just going to comment on any ongoing investigations from here. again, we defer any incoming on this particular incident yesterday to the department of justice. again, i'm just not going to comment on, um, any reaction to what happened yesterday, we are going to refer any incoming to the department of justice. i don't have anything more. >> jesse: joe biden campaigned on uniting the c

"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 have turn

>> jesse: yeah, i am going. >> dana: who is next, jesse? >> jesse: dr. e 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 peanu

"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 is just d

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. we are likely to find evidence of obstruction. what does that mean

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 k'd and loaded with four rounds. activists say police have only released with edited video to support t

jesse: it has. so you were ready, because this has happened before. had it ever got to the point where you had to let a shot off? >> jesse, i don't know if i want to get into that part. >> jesset's not get into it then. you now have politicians doing things that are making the streets very, very, very unsafe. you said it in the package that we just played. what the heck they're doing. why do you think they're doing this? do you have any clue? >> no, i don't have a clue. it does not make any sense. it doesn't make common sense. it makes none to me. i don't know what their motivation is. it's just -- i can't fathom what they could be thinking. >> jesse: have you heard from any local politicians, any leaders in your community, aftee seen the footage. it's everywhere. >> yeah. the local sheriff, he's been very good, contacting me. i did receive a call from a congressman, and that's the extent of it right there. the local captain on the local sheriff's department, he contacted me also. those three, but that's been it. >> jesse: would you like to name any names now that you're here live ons "jess watters primetime" to get them into gear? >> it's not my job to get them into gear. th

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 ch

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is that going to is about my son. jesse. jesse is there, isn't it there. so the camera, she's up yet now. the dish, there's no money not been done. if the cars up isn't 1st, she said she is gay and wanted to follow in the footsteps of russian footballer now, jack harp holder, allegedly the 1st major rushed natalie to come out and in a 2nd interview cause i cannot said she wishes the russian invasion of ukraine would end that she thinks about it every day of that wimbleton, barring russian players, was nothing compared to the fact that millions of ukrainians can't go home. the braces, the interviewer asks, aren't you afraid they might take your home away after you say all these words they don't will of haven't you thought about it? he asks the neighbors, aren't you afraid you can not come back to russia? because that can, i says she has indeed thought about it and leaving the question after taking home a trophy in california. where is home now for daria cause akeena in finally tonight we knew her 1st as the hopelessly devoted sand before she sang. let's get

"jesse watters primetime" with jesse back from maine starts right now. thanks, jessee 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

fair, balanced and still unafraid beard here is jesse watters jesse.>> jesse: thank you so mu.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,he

in real time. >> jesse: harold, did you know the people without air conditioning really hot during a heat wave? >> harold: i did. >> jesse: did you know that? >> harold: i did. >> jesseseem like that was breaking news to a lot of people. >> harold: we caught a piece of what she was saying and i think we need to think about these things and we've talked about it. cows and concrete of the biggest emitters of c.o.t. europe is gripped with a heat wave, historic heat wave. it is summertime. it is supposed to get warm but it seems like it's getting warmer. we can't ignore what we are dealing within europe. ukraine and russia. the fact that europeans are so heavily reliant on russian energy sources and the fact that we so reliant on the asian supply chain. you are confronted with these moments to realize you have to change your behavior. we need to get off of the energy platform. it doesn't happen overnight. the world can't be powered by some of the things of the vice president was saying. i think the call to action is admirable but the call to action would be more credible if we talked about tracking and nuclear as a part of this energy matrix that we are to need around th

>> 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: i'm glad you had a moment of clarity on "jesse watters primetime." have a great weekend, stephen miller's. >> stephen: thanks. you, too. >> jesseand made sure lots of money went over there to stop putin's power grab. 's invasion. when biden's crooked attorney general invades the former president's house and abuses his power, i don't hear much. have you? you think republicans would be on every tv channel saying how outraged. no. a lot of them are on vacation. we have had some on this week but it has not been a lot. when are we going to hear anything from these guys? the founder of america majority and he joins me now. you talk about these guys are for limited government. in the air against the abuse of federal power. they are for personal privacy, private property, and to protect the authority of the commander-in-chief as the executive of the country? hello? has anybody heard anything from anybody on the republican party about this raid? >> the left banks on getting away from their abuse of power because as a feckless gop. i was stunned. i found it repulsive that republican senate leadership cannot be bothered to say anything ab

jesse: i would like to see harold ford jr. with a mullet you have. ever had a mullet. >> harold: let me show you the picture. >> jesse: we will get that. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: i think it's the shades. the shades sold the monthly let. had to have the shades. [laughter] >> bret: all right. see you guys. thanks, jesseanthony fauci the nation's top infectious disease expert became a household name and shifting recommendations during the covid-19 pandemic and questions over the origins of the virus says he will depart the federal government in december. we will get to that in a moment. but, first, lawyers for former president donald trump are now asking a federal judge to prevent the fbi from continuing to review documents recovered

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jessealert. 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: conspi

jesse watters how is jesse watters going to feed his families. [laughter]t >> you have the baby you know. >> will how will jesse watters feed jesse jr. s a big problem and so that is why they are so uptight with conservative humor. >> now we live, i'm guessing most of us who are in this religion california's south easiest place to be a conservative. [laughter] [laughter] >> i live in new york. [laughter] >> i know, i get it. and how is this, you talk about getting on the subway. >> but he thought that i was somebody else. [laughter] [laughter] >> right so as long as you were there but. [inaudible]. you have confronted judges in college kids, you asked presidenton trump if he drinks d smoke weed. [laughter] >> i did. >> and imagine if he did. [laughter] [laughter] >> i don't know if i would be ready for that. >> i'm just saying say no just say no. >> so advice can you give us room for people who have to ask this everyday have to maybe reach out to their coworkers, the boss is not be afraid and ask tough questions and you put yourself in tough situations. when vice canav you give californians functioning in a very blue state. >> will i

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"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jesse 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

[applause] >> jesse. >> or jim crow. >> jesse way back here at the back.are 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. ♪♪tonight we are celebrating the master of gonzo journalism hunter s thompson at the launch of a new book by peter richardson. it's titled savage journey hunter s

>> 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, jessereg, 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 enforcement to investigate a former president. authorities search the residence and removed boxes of documents. senior officials say it's part of a probe into whether classified records were taken from the white house illegally. experts on both sides of the aisle legally say,

jesse lewis, one of 20 first graders who died in the massacre, are seeking $150 million in damages >> to restore the honor and legacy of my son that was tarnished by mr. jones >> reporter: jones blasted jesse's father on his show yesterday. >> he is being manipulated by some very bad people. i'll just say, because i've got to be honest, he's slow. >> reporter: but in court he fairs faced jesse' 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 floo

jesse lewis, one of 20 first graders who died in the massacre are seeking $150 million in damages. >> it will restore the honor and legacy of my son. that was tarnished by mr. jones. >> jones blasted jesse father on his show. >> he is a manipulated by very bad people. i have to say this because i'll be honest, he's slow. >> but in court he faced jesse'sal mom. >> reporter: testifying their 6-year-old son and their pain were real. the conspiracy theorist has been a difficult witness. >> you must tell the truth while you testify. this is not your show. do you understand what i have said? yes or no? do you understand what i have said? >> yes. i believe what i said was true. so -- >> you believe everything you say is true. but it isn't. your beliefs do not make something true. that is what we're doing here. >> admonished 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 he was caught in another lie by the plaintiff's attorney. >> your attorneys messed up and sent me an entire digital copy of your entire cell phone with every text message you've 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 hav

jesse. >> jesse's mother testified as well today.carlett lewis spoke directly to alex jones in the courtroom, and demanded accountability. >> it seems so incredible to me that we have to do this. that we have to implore you, not just implore you, punish you to get you to stop lying, saying it's a hoax. it happened. it's like, surreal what's going on in here. >> going on for years. both parents said they faced death threats and harassment because of the conspiracy theory . they said they do not feel safe because so many people have believed alex jones lies. of course jones has now apologized and has walked back the claims that the shooting was a hoax. legal analyst danny ceballos is with us. jones may have apologized but as we heard, he went on the talkshow and trashed the man to whom he apologized and when court was over, were you watching what happened at the end? it was over, they sent the jury away and alex jones approached neil heslin in the courtroom and said maybe i'm slow maybe i'm autistic or something like that, he still com

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jesse, jesse? host: go ahead. caller: i would like to applaud the people who criticized the guy from freedom works who was throwing out a lot of dumb facts and trying to scare people. the woman who just called up about immigration and borders, the first three months of donald trump's administration, they could have passed any law they wanted to about the border. the reason the border isn't tightened up -- and i am a democrat -- , the financial -- is because the financial arm of the republican labor wants cheap labor to come into this country. guess prices are a little high. everything else -- to come into this country. gas prices are a little high. everything else is fine. there is so much misinformation. you know, the price of gas just came down $1.50 and most people won't give president biden any credit, so that means the gas company did it on their own. they are getting $15 billion in buybacks. if people would just understand, read a little, not just go off talking about what a disaster everything is, they would understand stuff a bit more. host: let's go to paul who was calling from dallas, texas on the republican line. caller: good morning, america. i tell you, what has happened to america? i love america. i'm the old school america, and i love america so much. china bought us out years ago. americans are starting to wake up before it is too late. the border is wide open. i do not want to see no kids die from drugs brought in by the cartels. the cartels are moving up the border more. hiring irs people, you know. host: all right. let's go to mark who is calling from green cove spring, florida on the independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would like to reach out and say, to the caller from alpena michigan -- alpena, michigan. i'm from flint. i wanted to comment about the people calling about the irs. i respected the irs, trust me, i do, but i do not believe they are really there to assist the taxpayer. i believe they are there to make sure we all pay our taxes. i do not agree with the people calling in, that one person calling in particular " they are here to assist you for this, assist you for that." i am 64, and i hardly recall calling the irs for assistance. i call the person doing my taxes. middle america pays 90% of the taxes, and the trump people don't pay hardly anything. gas prices, we are still paying $2 more than a year ago. what happened to the hybrid cars? that went away. unless you can give me a battery i can swap out at a gas station, i will not sit there all day and charge it. host: let's talk to rob calling from tuscaloosa, alabama. good morning. caller: listen, i wanted to say to the lady who called in about the border being open, she sounds like she is from europe someplace. everybody came here from somewhere accept the african-americans. we were brought here to take care of the europeans who could not take care of themselves. some good people came from europe, but the good people did not leave europe came here. do not think they were all good people. let these people know everybody came here from somewhere. columbus named -- except of the indigenous people and columbus named them indians. germs came in and killed the indians. everybody came from somewhere. i am being repetitive now, but you need to know just like how the europeans crowded this country, someone else is going to crowded. -- to crowd it. host: let's go to our next caller from virginia. caller: anyway, the reason i called, i just heard liz cheney say that she would do anything to stop trump from running again. does that mean kill him? does that mean invade his home? what does it mean when she says that she will do anything? plus her heart, she need -- bless her heart, she needs to make it clear what she said. host: let's go to katrina calling from indianapolis, indiana. caller: i wanted to make a comment in reference to the people coming in on the border. no one talks about the immigrant visa program. our country lets in more than 50,000 immigrants annually through the visa program, and they are coming in from all different countries. they are coming in legally, so it has nothing to do with people coming in from the border. they're coming in from all different countries. we never ever talk about that, and i don't think a lot of people even know about the program. host: let's talk to nancy who is calling from st. charles, michigan on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like people to consider what freedoms are we losing now. we are a free country, but the irs, i'm thinking how much information are they going to get on this? what is their purpose? what could they be looking for and to certainly find out who we voted for and that will tell them something. on top of that, the democrats are going to allow recreational marijuana in the country, and our children are already taking those marijuanas laced with thc to school in their lunch bags in michigan in our middle schools in michigan in our middle school. -- if our children have altered brains, how will they even know what information will be used about them? host: we want to thank all of our callers who called in for that open phone segment. up next rob richie and his advocacy group talk about voting reform. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ announcer: the january 6 committee conducted a series of hearings revealing its findings from its investigation. all week, watch c-span as we look back featuring previously undisclosed evidence, depositions and witness testimony into the attack on the u.s. capitol. monday, former justice officials -- and his request to alter the outcome of the investigation. watch monday on c-span, or anytime on demand at c-span.org. ♪ announcer: at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. here many of those during season two of c-span's podcast, presidential recordings. >> the nixon tapes. part private conversations, part deliberation, 100% unfiltered. >> let me say, the main thing is , this will pass. those people who -- best of intentions -- but as you know, if i could have spent a little more time being a politician last year and less time being president, i would have kicked there butts. >> presidential recordings on the c-span two mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. announcer: it is time to wrap up the season with the c-span shop end of summer sale now through tuesday. save 25% on apparel. there something for every c-span fan and every purchase helps support our nonprofit organization. summer sale, now through tuesday had c-spanshop.org. scan the coaches start shopping now. -- scan the two to start shopping now. now. ♪ . >> washington journal continues. host: we are joined by rob richie, the ceo of fair vote. he is here to talk to us about election reforms. caller: thank you, jesseremind our viewers what fair vote is and what is the mission of your organization? caller: was talking with -- guest: i was talking with your producer. we started way back when thinking about ways we could open up elections so voters have more opportunities to participate in competitive elections and better representation at the end of the day. the car thing to look at was the structure of elections, the underlying -- the core thing to look at was the structure of elections, the underlying rules. the conditions that truck people -- troubled people about democracy are the rule changes make more sense than ever. it has been exciting to see. it is in the spirit of what the u.s. has always been about, which is a more perfect union. host: who are you working with? do you work with congress? do you work with state officials? who exactly do you work with? guest: we have a component, the bigger component of our organization fair vote, which is a 501(c)(3) organization, we are nonpartisan, we d

jesse's look "how i saved the world" is available for purchase tonight. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming jesse watters. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> thank you guys. >> jennifer and jessege is yours. >> welcome to california. >> thank you for having me. [applause] i can't believe you guys decided juan williams --. >> i spent all weekend reading the book and i loved it. if you haven't read it yet it is equal parts memoir current events analysis which is really cool and comedy and i loved it because i'm a fan of yours and i visualize you talking to me about it. what made you decide to write this book during a pandemic during the crazy election-year, was the catalyst collects. >> i needed the money. [laughter] >> a new baby, right? >> i'm not going to lie i needed the money. i'd i've gotten to the point in my life where i had the time to reflect on 20 years at "fox news" in covering the news. "the o'reilly factor" and i just wanted to share these stories. and then the pandemic hits so i had no excuse. there was nothing else to do except write the book so we got it all down and then we got it out, perfectly timed so i hit the number one slot on "the new york times" list ri

jesse: it's time for "one more thing." this is a fox news alert. ♪ >> jesse: boom. the paul pelosi dash cam video has been released. the "jessege for america. we are going to be talking you through paul's failing the sobriety tests, several of them. there is a lot more interesting things to dissect from the videos. very suspicious. we will be taking a look at all of this tonight. and, also, going over the fact that he pled guilty and did not receive any jail time, another sweetheart deal for the pelosi family. one of many in that long history of sweetheart deals. so tune in tonight at 7:00. big show. dana? >> dana: i will be watching. and you have another great tie. paying attention to that. >> jesse: thank you, dana. >> dana: some take capturing the flag very, very seriously to a whole new level. look at this here. the goal is -- [laughter] >> dana: had you to try to get the flag. >> jesse: oh, that hurts. >> dana: traditional gain in spain whoever gets the flag, got the flag. they probably got some bruises. >> jesse: oh! >> dana: i had to have that for you. >> jesse: we're not doing the pelosi story. we are doing this. [lau

jesse: what is it? >> of course to scientists, possible 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. >> jessehe 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. 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. we're the only show that i know of in television that at 6:00 a.m. on both saturday and sunday we play our nation's anthem with viewer photos sent in just from our viewers on "fox and friends." if you don't catch it, because

jesse: el revela imitaciÓn a las de la torre en la piel de christian nodal, se nÚmero musical extraordinario. [mÚsica] jesse: enfrentÓ al talentoso chupÓncito. [mÚsica] jessedonde mezclÓ la mÚsica urbana con la fuerza del regional mexicano. >> ya como que en esta tapa el proyecto estoy tratando de mezclar esta raÍces con las que crecÍ, del regional, de la banda con el pop y el urbano que tambiÉn me gusta mucho. [mÚsica] reportero: yo soy de la idea que hoy en dÍa es como algo fundamental a la hora de hacer mÚsica, siento que en el 2022 o ya no existan los gÉneros musicales como los conocemos, son como herramientas, como pequeÑos ingredientes para crear mÚsica pero no son categorÍas estrictas, en toda mi mÚsica no basan contra una canciÓn que pertenezca estrictamente obrero. reportero: estÁ basado en una no muy grata experiencia. >> sobre esta persona que estÁs en la fiesta y de pronto te dice me gustas, eres el amor de media te empiezas a ilusionar porque tal vez te gustas apersona y y el dÍa siguiente finge demencia y creo que se siente el dolor, el corajes a situaciÓn. >> adelantÓ que las canciones del disco surgieron de vivencias propias, en una semana

lewis her son jesse lewis was killed in his first grade classroom during the shooting at sandy hook. scarlett founded the jesse lewis choose love moment in honor of her son. she and jesse'se 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. and of course beca

added on to the $4 million that this jury awarded earlier in the week to the porn parents of jesse lewis. jessevictims of the sandy hook massacre in 2012, the massacre that alex jones for years said didn't happen, was a hoax, that the parents were crisis actors. that's why the parents sued. that's why this jury has awarded this huge sum, by the way, under texas law, may be reduced because of caps on these punitive damages. nonetheless, a big victory for the parents trying to stop alex jones from lying about their son. alex jones did apologize during this trial. the people at sandy hook did die and it really did happen. that was too late for these parents who had endured years of the lies. this is just the beginning, really, for alex jones, which could be troubling for him. he has another trial in the same courtroom next month, with the family of noah posner. knoah was the youngest victim. and at the end of proceedings, there was a question of phone text messages found during this trial, inadvertently sent from the defense to the plaintiff's attorneys, that supposedly the january 6th committee w

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 now they have a mole in mar-a-lago. the guy who is running the fbi field office in d.c. is the same guy

. >> 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, first-term from illinois. that's the way to do it. right now she's not really seen as a serious person. she is childish. she fixed her arrest. giving makeup tips. if you give it may be ten years, that would be 2032, then she would be ripe enough to run for president because she can't unify the party right now. everybody in the party, most of them hate her. i think after ten years, she could unify the party. but now, do you think she could today win a state like michigan or north carolina or wisconsin or pennsylvania? t

, take it away. >> jesse: you really took off on your birthday, didn't you, bret. >> bret: i did. >> jesse: a real gutfeld move. see you later. >> bret: see you. >> jesseople responsible won't talk. they won't tell us what they took. why they took it or what they are doing with it. this came straight from the top. everybody knows it but now they want to play dumb. >> president biden, what did attorney general garland tell you about the trump