"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret, thank you. ♪ >> jesse: a lot of things go unnoticed in life. you may put in a few extra hours at work and your boss will tell you it's part of the job. you may feel good about your new hair cut only to find out no one really cares. but people will always notice just how much money you stole from them. >> i don't know what these people were thinking. i don't think they realize that besides wealthy investors, they were hurting middle class investors, retired police officers, firefighters, it's outrageous. >> his town of fairfield connecticut to bernard madoff's list of victims. a town of 58,000 person pension

jesse: money on alcohol, don't you? yeah, it's crazy. just keep giving people booze, that is the only way to get bailed out there. the world is full -- >> but even that, jess -- >> jesseragged my fair share of beverages. i want to plug your book. it is called the power of conflict, and how can we use that to our advantage, because i'm constantly trying to use that to my advantage in the office. it does not always work out for me, that is why i am reading your book. >> it doesn't, jess, and years ago on "bar rescue" i realized i used anger as a to any deliberate, not emotional way and i started picking apart conflict today, and i look at political discourse, jesse, if you and i disagreed on a policy issue, i don't think we disagree on many, but if we did, i wouldn't steal your dignity away from you and shame you to the point that you don't want to sit at the table with me and talk. that is lunacy. the minute we rob dignity from people, we stop meaningful conversation. so how do we engage in meaningful, constructive conflict, where you don't take each other's dignity away? that's the challenge. and that is what my book is about. >> jesse: i have had my dignity stripped

jesse. >> jesse: jesse's high-speed chase news. >> dana: this is a good one. >> greg: talk fast we have and then he ditches the van and after one of the wheels comes off and then he steals a pickup truck and then he gets somehow he gets cornered in a cul-de-sac. and he gets right through that. and the cops have him blocked again but he just threads the needle right here, shoots the gap straight through it. finally, finally the cops him and disable the car and then check out this thing that they used. i have never seen this before. it's a glass breaker. have you guys ever seen this. >> yes. >> jesse: i love that they finally get him and i don't know anything about the guy but he will probably get bailed out tomorrow. tonight "jesse watters primetime" we have exclusive with kevin mccarthy. >> greg: excellent. all right. judge? >> judge jeanine: all right. veterans dress for success. there is an organization dress for success and austin is partnering with texas veterans commissioned to help women kick start their careers outside of the armed forces they receive access to free services, clo

jesse that was great. a lot of fun. not only that we saw jesse jr. >> jesse: we did and now he is running around upstairs doing god knows what. >> bret: have a great show. >> jesse: see you, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the killer who viciously murdered four cleaning students in idaho still on the loose. here is what we know so far. the killer attacked some time between 3:00 and 4:00 in the morning. they stabbed the students to death with a rambo style knife while they slept in their beds; however, some of the victims had defensive wounds. there was no sign after sexual assault and no signs of forced entry into the home. nothing was stolen. police say it was a targeted attack. and while the four students were slaughtered, two other roommates were in the house and weren't be harmed. police have ruled them out as suspects. they slept through the attacks, and one of their phones was used to call police 8 hours later. police have not said who made the call. the families of the victims say the killer was sloppy and left a mess of evidence. but, investigators haven't revealed if they found d.n.a. that can do belong to the killer. poli

needs to chop jesse's. >> jesse: that does not sound very nice. >> dana: and if you did not see the a block it, has context. >> harold: i have to finish my context, i am done. >> dana: jesserivate security to protect their homes from illegal immigrants should get damages from the federal government? or get reimbursed? >> jesse: they should, but they won't, and that's a question for the lawyer, but harold, if you are going to send money to the migrants down south in the western hemisphere, they are just stealing. you are never going to get a return on that investment and the american people just want to be treated equally. they want to be treated with respect. if you can break into the capitol on january 6th, they will throw you into solitary confinement. but if you break into someone's house on the border, joe biden will throw you a party, give you free bus tickets and will give you cash, he will give you a free phone. he will do your laundry. no one does my laundry. i have to go put the little fabric software in there and fold. i hate doing my own laundry. >> greg: it's $24. >> jesse: it costs a lot of money, and you hit paul pelosi and the head with a hammer, that guy i

jesse: hit with a hammer, pushed into a subway track. >> joy reid, look at the msnbc poll they say exactly what i just said. >> jesse: joy and hillary looked like they were have a blast in that interview. that's a party what i want to join. >> not inspiring. thank you, jesse check out her book. china, diseased monkeys in florida. a "primetime" investigation. and what happened to the american work ethic? >> they refuse to turn -- we need the liberty to be able to do that because there are so many mobile i need to get through all of them and then people are yelling at me because i don't have their orders ready and i don't know what to do. and fuel the search for what comes next. so...what are you waiting for? first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develo

jesse: astronaut? >> no. >> jesse: what? >> roustabout from an oil patch. he drills oil wells for a living. >> jesseng that anymore. >> hydrocarbon save us, the ability to drill a hole and put the atom bomb in it and blow up an asteroid. >> jesse: symbolic. what do you think of joe biden closing with a whimper because this doesn't look good. >> no it doesn't look good. i do want to temper expectations. i hear all this stuff we are going to win 40, 50 seats. remember this though, there is a ceiling to where we can get. in 1994 the republicans picked up 54 seats that brought us to 230. 2010 brought up 63 and brought us to 242. if we win 28 seats. which is the average for the last 80 years, that brings us to 241. the issue is we already have starting off at a very high level. 2020 something weird happened. we picked up 14 seats while losing the white house. >> jesse: i need to temper my. >> temper your expectations. >> jesse: when i said at the top that anything above 40 is a wave in rove's opinion what does a waive constitute. >> anything above 20. >> jesse: can i edit my monologue? is it too late? is

"jesse watters primetime" was busy, too. he starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: how are you doing, bret? >> bret: good, man. you look like you are doing okay. >> jesse: i'm ready for the weekend. fox news alert. the biden administration has appointed a special counsel to investigate former president donald trump in two separate criminal probes. >> investigation into whether any ben shapiro or entity unlawfully interfered with the transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election or the certification of the electoral college vote held on or about january 6th, 2021. the second is the ongoing investigation classified documents and other presidential records as well as the possible obstruction of that investigation. >> jesse: but, here's the thing, january 6th happened two years ago. and this document case has been going on for almost the same amount of time so why are they appointing a special counsel now? based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the next election, and the sitting p

jesse over to you. >> jesse: all right. go get some sleep. >> bret: all right. >> jesse: thank you. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. e republicans are projected to win the house. meaning nancy pelosi will no longer be the speaker of the house. she'll probably be the italian ambassador. and if she does stick around, democrats are coming for her crown. the house margin isn't as big as we expected. republicans will probably have between a 5 and a 10 seat majority and kevin mccarthy will be speaker. but we will be facing serious rebellions, the senate is still in play no. red wave in the senate. the only way republicans win the senate at this point is if they win nevada where republican adam laxalt is ahead by about 23,000 votes. it looks good there. but we still don't know. but, that makes me a little nervous since clark county, meaning las vegas, will be counting, they say, for days. so it looks like, again, this comes down to a run off in georgia that will be in december, walker and warnock did not hit 50%. a lot of that has to do with the libertarian candidate you have never heard of, thank you chase oliver, who ate

jesse: all right. i will see you this summer. thanks, jason. >> you coming back, i hope. >> jesse: i will be there. >> see you. thank you. >> jesseolice now they want to give guns to robot cops and let them shoot you. [gunfire] did you know if you turn to cold with tide you can save up to $150 a year on your energy bill? how? the lower the temp, the lower your bill. tide cleans great in cold and saves money? i am so in. save $150 when you turn to cold with tide. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: there's no job harder on the planet than being a police officer. not even a fox news host. when there's danger, you are the guy they call. here is what happened in oklahoma city when first police heard a man with a felony warrant was hiding out in someone's trailer. >[inaudible] cody, you got cover out there while we do this? [shouting] >> go, go. [gunfire] >> shots fired, shots fired. come out with your hands up. come out with your h

in jesse watters starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. we are expecting the state of nevada to dump some ballot results any minute this hour. we are seeing a heated senate race play out there where republican adam laxalt is up about 15,000 votes but it's not a declared win just yet because clark county, meaning las vegas, still has over 50,000 more votes to count. laxalt's margins could slim down here. whenever clark county decide it's time to count their votes. >> whether we like it or not, there's no way that we can move any faster than we are currently moving. there are 50,000 ballots. just over 50,000 ballots that still need to be tallied. and over the course of the next three days we will get them into the system. >> jesse: if we are lucky we will know the results in another three days. ned can't even figure out how to work their cameras at some of these polling locations. they all went dark in washoe county last night. no big deal. i'm sure nothing illegal happened when the lights were out and t

jesse watters prime time" starts right now. >> jesse: big sunset guy, i did not know that about you. a >> bret: have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ >> jesseyone who has played cards before and knows that there are rules to the table, you don't splash the pot, you don't cheat, and most importantly... >> listen, here's the thing, if you can't spot the sucker in your first half hour at the table, then you are the sucker. >> jesse: most the time the sucker does not even realize they are the sucker until it's too late. and democrats right now are sitting around the midterm poker table realizing they are the sucker. they are out of chips, they are out of ideas, and they are sweating through their shirts. and when democrats are nervous, they have to make everybody around them nervous too. >> democracy is on the ballot here in america. >> democracy as we know it may not survive. >> the republicans have absolutely no plan to do anything about it. they are going after democracy. >> one final warning on this issue to make very clear and leave no doubt that we have people out there still pedaling the big lie. >> jesse: guys, this is it, we have been

jesse. jesse: yes? afton: can you look at me? jesse: let's see. afton: hi. jesse: hi! afton: gotcha. jesse: ha ha ha! what's up? afton: can i come in? jesse: yeah, of course. afton: i just want to, um, ask you what adhd is. jesse: um... afton: clearly, we knew nothing. i mean, i have to say i was getting pretty good at researching disorders. i've been diagnosed with depression, anxiet rapid cycle bipolar, bipolar ii, fibromyalgia, addiction disorders, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, insomnia, dyslexia, and nearsightedness. ok. that last one has nothing to do with an adhd diagnosis, but it's still tr, so... the more i read, the more i realized these symptoms were adhd or exacerbated by it. jesse: let me google it. afton: ok. jesse: i will--iill tell you exactly what it is. adhd. um, see more symptoms than just that. "people may experience aggression, excitability, fidgeting, hyperactivity, impulsivity, irritability, lack of restraint, or persistent repetition of words or actions. absentmindedness, difficult focusing, forgetfulness, problems paying attention, or short attention span. anger, anxiety, bo

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"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret, thank you. ♪ >> jesse: a lot of things go unnoticed in life. you may put in a few extra hours at work and your boss will tell you it's part of the job. you may feel good about your new hair cut only to find out no one really cares. but people will always notice just how much money you stole from them. >> i don't know what these people were thinking. i don't think they realize that besides wealthy investors, they were hurting middle class investors, retired police officers, firefighters, it's outrageous. >> his town of fairfield connecticut to bernard madoff's list of victims. a town of 58,000 person pension fund just lost 42 million overnight. >> jesse: history sure has a wave repeating itself. sometimes in bigger ways. of the democratic party finds itself in the middle of the biggest financial fraud case in u.s. history. a crypto currency company, you know, like the bitcoin things, just lost $2 billion of its customers' money. they didn't just lose it in the market. it's

jesse: are you giving me an assignment? >> bret: i don't know. it's a tweet. >> jesse: i have a lot on my plate. >> bret: all right. i gotcha. >> jesse: i will have john. johnnylook into it. >> bret: okay, good. >> jesse: happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ tonight we are going to talk about one of the biggest power struggles happening in america right now. no, it's not ticketmaster vs. taylor swift or tom brady vs. gisele or even democrats vs. republican something more controversial something happened for decades. the power struggle between christmas and thanksgiving this is age old debate when is it accept to be put up the christmas tree? when can you put up the lights? do you listen to christmas music before thanksgiving? debate divided the nation for years. tonight, for the first time ever, i have changed my position on something. out of respect for thanksgiving. i have always held a firm line about when to open up the christmas flood gates. >> when would you like christmas music to start, day that first? >> dana: black friday. the day after thanksgiving. >> jessica: very sound. >> dana: just came up with it. >> jessica: jesse. >> jesse: i w

jesse: maybe that's what made the pipeline g. solar storm. >> greg: that's it for us. excellent theory. >> jessew are you? good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. poland is calling for a meeting of nato ambassador cal followinn the strike of territory and killing of two of its people from what may be a stray russian missile. it's an incident that could bring the alliance that could bring the west further into the war in ukraine. russian forces have been targeting ukraine's power grid with what is described as it

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: i'm new at this. i'm seeing during the midterms you guys just go around the sunnyparts of the country and ht events. >> bret: that's where we go battleground states. >> jesse: got it. i figured this out now. thank you. >> bret: you got it. ♪ ♪ >> we all remember november of 2008, it wasn't the best of times. democrats won everything. the messiah won the white house. and the senate and congress was blue as monica's dress. but two years later we had a tea party. [chanting we the people] [chanting u.s.a.] [tyranny never, freedom forever] >> jesse: everybody saw that wave coming, well, everybody except joe biden. >> to quote a missourian, samuel clemmons who said and i will paraphrase him, relating to our party, the reports of the death of the democratic party have been greatly exaggerated. greatly exaggerated. [applause] and it's because of you guys. it's because of you guys. i'm here to tell you that on november the 3rd, on november the 3rd, the day after the -- this coming election, there will be in was

jesse: it was a lab, be clear. >> jesse: the worker battling 18 tech issues at the office and losing 100 minutes of productivity. i battle 18 tech issues a day, judge. >> jeanine: so do i. without julia, i'd be lost. >> jesse without johnny, you'd be lost. >> jesse: i told johnny to print something out and scan it and e-mail it back to me. he said, jesse, you can just do a pdf. i never knew. jessica. >> jessica: i knew that for sure but johnny and julia is amazing and everyone that works on the five. i don't have this many tech issues but it's because i work from home and on my laptop but people that have a lot of action. >> jesse: do you have tech issues? >> harris: all the time and susanna laughs at me. i can't even like pretend like i'm doing a dance move like i fell down by the computer. there's no way to save it. it's basic stuff. i forget basic stuff and then the computer does what it wants. >> jesse: take your finger like can you help me? >> harris: i do. >> will: i don't have a johnny or help. >> jesse: you need help. >> harris: do you have a friend? >> will: i'm like jessica and just have my phone and we're all lost in password hell. i don't know how to keep up with all my passwords. >> harris: yo

"jesse watters primetime" was busy, too. he starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesseyou look like you are doing okay. >> jesse: i'm ready for the weekend. fox news alert. the biden administration has appointed a special counsel to investigate former president donald trump in two separate criminal probes. >> investigation into whether any ben shapiro or entity unlawfully interfered with the transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election or the certification of the electoral college vote held on or about j

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse >> jesse: fox news alert. joe biden will be delivering final pitch before midterms. the speech republicans are a throat democracy. i don't know how americans voting for republicans threat to democracy since we are voting for them. and not like they are going to get into office locks their doors and refuse to lee. maybe joe biden will explain what he means by this but i doubt it. he will be giving the station from union station, a once beautiful train station in d.c. that's now empty and been overrun why junkies and vague grants. the speech came together at the last second. looks like a hail mary to me. nothing is sticking so they are going with january 6th. you think the president would close hard with a powerful message about the economy, but you'd be wrong he's going with republicans are going to start a civil war. he is going to blame republicans for the actions of an insane, fairy loving, obama supporting illegal alien drug addict who hammered paul pelosi in the head. by the way we have fresh details on tha

richard amaya, ziki. mclauren autry is oh, you jesse jesse, reggie ran on there, star hurt. they should be honored. the gc within cool to dos though, sold to be able to put organic i in the yard. i stuck it. okay. the destroy each name. yeah. pretty much any storage coding jeez, leaping may to what the team in the player come with the keys. we are so tough, anybody in the t ah. on august the 30th 1943, a u. p. a gang led by yvonne clim check, nickname, bold massacre. the polish village of all are studied sir. maria, i say, nukes 5 year old son, sat over her dead body asking his mom to come home. he couldn't understand what had happened. then a ban. derek came up and shot the child in the head. on that day, nationalists killed 220 children. oh, what was the need he will be? well d t, do you see what the answer was just in your sheila store to quote the pistol clean your port for green. i usually would just on your tv or the activists that in the, on the cross, even a sustainable sugar, was it the damage sort of salad will the share you over will the should look will not say a

jesse: i actually have those exact jordanians. he has good taste. check out this invention of tropicana. too much o.j. in mimosas. >> dana: my sister. >> jesse: top off your bubbly just enough o.j. to taste good. >> greg: best idea ever. >> jessedana: why didn't you get that tropicana thing for free? >> jesse: i really blew it. >> greg: bret, how are you doing? >> bret: you should have had mimosas with that barbecue. >> bret: just like that weekend >> greg: just like that weekend i had with you. >> bret: moving on. one of the most important battleground states in the country a crucial u.s. senate race and important governor's contest just five days from conclusion. we will talk with gubernatorial democratic nominee charlie crist and republican incumbent senator marco rubio in a few min

jesse: the one thing she won't let her kids do? >> what's that? >> jesse: hang with gutfeld. that's where she draws the line. >> i'd be spanking them at walmart. >> jessedon't know what a blockbuster store was. they don't even know what a vhs tape was. >> on the book. what is it? >> it's a book. >> jesse: they thought it was a book. >> i can't even dump on this kid for this. it makes sense to me. the. >> jesse: i feel old. >> because there's two other generations. there are cds and ipods and vhs. real old. real old. >> jesse: you don't look old. you look great. we have a great hair and makeup team. and you smoke cigarettes on your way over here. thanks for staying in shape. >> yeah. at least the upper half. >> jesse: upper half looks really good. let's do a window, baby. so i checked into the hotel today. i was famished. doesn't eat a lot on the plane. this guy talked my ear off. i loved him. i ordered some fruit up to the room. i said, johnny, send up a banana. i hear a knock. a woman comes in. very nice-looking plate, napkin, bowl. the glass bowl. about half of a banana sliced up. i said, isn't that nice? could have used a whole banana. you know, it'

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: i'm new at this. the country and ht events. >> bret: that's where we go battleground states. >> jesse: got it. i figured this out now. thank you. >> bret: you got it. ♪ ♪ >> we all remember november of 2008, it wasn't the best of times. democrats won everything. the messiah won the white house. and the senate and congress was blue as monica's dress. but two year

that's lauren autry is oh, you jesse jesse, roger ran on there, star hurt. they should be an older just within cool to dos of those old to be able to put more v a k the yacht. i stuck it. ok to destroy each thing. yeah. pretty much any storage coding geez me. and you may to what the team in the player come with the keys. we are sort of anybody in the g t o. on august the 30th 1943, a u. p. a gang led by yvonne clim check. nick named bold massacre. the polish village of paula austro pizza, maria as a new ix, 5 year old son, sat over her dead body asking his mom to come home. he couldn't understand what had happened. then the ban derek came up and shot the child in the head. on that day, nationalists killed 220 children. oh, even spinny, he will be well used them already. and so was just your, sheila stuart, the quote to bristol, plenty of room for grain i using actually with these are the activists that in the, on the cross. even though some of us for go as if, but i, most of the salad will the share. you over militia, when i say he will, it, will the shells

jesse: pump and dump. >> they are funding at the highest levels. >> jesse: i never get involved in the pump and dump. i'm always buying at the top. what's wrong with me? someone tell me something beforehand, at least once all right jesse good seeing you. >> jesse: i have got to go. hold on to that four college students gruesomely murdered in idaho college town. cops are missing for missing ran bow life and killer or killers still on the loose. dan springer is in moscow, idaho with the latest. >> jesse, the hunt for the killer or killers who murdered four university of idaho students sunday morning continues. police say they don't have any suspects identified. they don't seem to be very close to solving this case fear and frustration grow here. there is some recently surfaced video showing two of the victims, madison mogen and kaylee goncalves. five minutes later they were back at the house they rent off campus and within about two hours they were dead also murdered was another roommate xana canoodle and her boyfriend ethan chapin. party other two at the bar all back at the house by 1:45 a.m. we also have learned two other roommates were at the house when the murders took place. they were not hurt and they are not bein

jesse: we learned a lot in the last 24 hours, one of the things is harold ford jr. can party! oh, my god! [cheers and applause] >> greg: yes! >> jesse: how many fingers am i holding up, harold? if you are going to a run for president coming you have to get that out of your system. >> harold: you got home after i did. >> jessedid. [laughs] so they have witness testimony and bank records and they have the laptop, and it is probably going to show that joe biden committed conspiracy, wire fraud, there was involvement in international sex trafficking through hunter biden, and possible abuse of power and possible impeachable offenses. he is a threat to national security. he has possibly compromised by america's enemies, because he was looking to sell out american gas, drilling rights, cobalt to the chinese camino, hunter was getting bribed by diamonds, comingling bank accounts, they had shell companies set up everywhere, 50 other countries were involved in this. so at the end of the day, they are going to have to bring in people to testify and you can't keep a lid on this for that much longer, because there is suspicious wire activity coming in from beijing and moscow, very suspicious that they are trying to block access to. so when they throw these subpoenas down, it's going to look like a cover-up, and i am re

in jesse watters starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. f nevada to dump some ballot results any minute this hour. we are seeing a heated senate race play out there where republican adam laxalt is up about 15,000 votes but it's not a declared win just yet because clark county, meaning las vegas, still has over 50,000 more votes to count. laxalt's margins could slim down here. whenever clark cy

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse >> jesse: fox news alert.cans voting for republicans threat to democracy since we are voting for them. and not like they are going to get into office locks their doors and refuse to lee. maybe joe biden will explain what he means by this but i doubt it. he will be giving the station from union station, a once beautiful train station in d.c. that's now empty

jesse: lieutenant colonel danny davis joins us now. all right, was this a mistake by the russians or was this intentional and does it make a difference? >> you know, we actually don't know, jesse. right now, what happened, there is a lot of things that don't make sense and don't line up. for example, this was, as you pointed out there, about 50, 60 miles inside of poland and as russia said, look, we fired 100 mills at ukraine today. they take ownership of that. but they said the closest target was 100 kilometers away from that location. so it's not like, you know, one of them would veer off course that far off. and hit up in that direction. and if it was a -- had been knocked off by an s 300 air defense missile by ukraine. then it would have fallen right where it was hit. not 50 miles further. big uncertainty what that might have been. also important to see that ukraine -- i'm sorry, russia would have gained nothing by hitting a tractor in poland which would all it's going to do is make nato act. i'm sure they wouldn't have done that on purpose. what's critical is that america needs to be crystal clear that our interest are and that is avoiding any kind of war with russia over the situation in ukraine zelenskyy is pretty hot on this issue. he is saying big attack on nato ally. >>this is a serious escalation. what do you think is going on there? >> yeah, look, article 5, is in case a nato country is attacked. this is clearly some kind of a mistake. and we definitely don't want to overreact on this we need to make sure we find out exactly what happened. and don't take any kind of action prematurely that could actually draw us into the war that we're supposed to try to prevent. that's the whole purpose of nato is to deter against an attack not find an excuse to launch one. >> i'm glad the president woke up from his nap and got on the phone with the polish leader and hopefully is making things a little calmer. because we don't need this right now. thank you very much lieutenant colonel. >> we don't. thanks, jesse jesse: how did the mini madoff democratic mega donor buy the midterms right under our noses. >> i pulled out the phone and looked at last 10 text messages. about half of them are going to be people asking for, you know, politician asking for a contribution. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi password again? here you go. cool. thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> jesse: the democratic party is in the middle of the

jesse: i'm going to pass on this one. >> greg: you are not allowed to pass. >> jesse: i'm confused by the story. who is upset? whites or asians? just asians are upset? >> dana: they brought the ca case. >> jessica: why people are also upset that they are not -- >> jessessica: they are not in the cases. now there's less of an advantage because asians started testing better than whites. did you read your notes? >> jesse: asian americans are saying they're not getting accepted because why? >> greg: what were you thinking about during the segment? >> dana: told that you are not likable enough. very discriminatory. >> jesse: think if they don't interview well in the research. >> greg: it's not as well-rounded, they are kind of racist. they are saying asians are robots. >> jesse: that the asians didn't do clubs in high school, or sports? >> greg: i love that this is so new to you. >> katie: we are going to give jesse some more research and revisit this topic tomorrow. coming up, adele made an earth-shattering announcement. that and the fastest is up next. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. li

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"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jessefe. you may put in a few extra hours at work and your boss will tell you it's part of the job. you may feel good about your new hair cut only to find out no one really cares. but people will always notice just how much money you stole from them. >> i don't know what these people were thinking. i don't think they realize that besides wealthy investors, they were hurting middle class investors, retired police officers, firefighters, it's outrageous. >> his town of fairfield connecticut to bernard madoff's list of victims. a town

jesse: i don't know why you would do that, steal someone's luggage? >> jesse, it's a common thing, that people go, and there's no way to identify bags if you steal. everybody knows there's surveillance cameras, everybody knows that's a common practice to steal. >> jesse he's dumb? >> yeah. he's naive and dumb and pathological. then he lies about it as if he wasn't caught on tape. it's tragic, sad and pathetic. >> jesse: it is sad. we hope we get a more qualified guy in there at the department of energy, because you probably need the best and brightest when you're handling nuclear fuel waste, whatever the heck it is he does. victor, thank you very much. everybody check out his book "the dying citizen." >> thank you. >> jesse: we just found the worst professor in the united states. ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat and more. order the weathe

jesse: are you giving me an assignment? >> bret: i don't know. it's a tweet. >> jesse: i have a lot on my plate. >> bret: all right. i gotcha. >> jesse: i will have john. johnnylook into it. >> bret: okay, good. >> jesse: happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ tonight we are going to talk about one of the biggest power struggles happening in america right now. no, it's not ticketmaster vs. taylor swift or tom brady vs. gisele or even democrats vs. republican something more

jesse jr. enjoy himself? >> jesse: it was his first santa claus situation, and he liked your dog. >> he did? >> dana: he called greg's dog a cat. >> jesseat. stella was very well behaved. >> judge jeanine: the kids loved her because she was pink. pink nails. but you know what i loved about the whole thing and it was great coming together as a company and a family that we are, but even more than that, giving gifts to the kids from pal which is a great organization for after-school programs for kids. one of those things that pal recognizes for kids to do after school because they get into trouble sometimes. >> dana: to keep them occupied and busy. another unique thing was to see the kids, some of those kids came on stage. a lot of babies were born in the last ten years. >> jesse: and you beat everyone to the punch, too. not lit up yet. fox goes red, white, and blue and beats everybody to the punch so first again. >> dana: go ahead. >> judge jeanine: the whole staff of "the five," they came in yesterday i think 6:00 in the morning and they sat out in the cold. it was freezing yesterday and set out wrapping packages and doing the regular sh

jesse: who was the guy? he was batman. they didn't like him as batman. >> jessica: ben affleck? >> jesse: ben affleck. >> jessica: oh, my god. >> jessebrain works. >> jessica: dana, sam bankman-fried says that he gave equal money to republicans through dark money channels. anyway, when the ftc gets to the bottom of this do you think that everybody should get back their donations? >> dana: i would love for the people to lost their money to be made whole. >> jessica: right. >> dana: that would be great. i don't know if that's the case. i read today that beto o'rourke gave money back to this guy. gave money back to this guy? >> jessica: went under, right? >> dana: it was a week after the election. it was basically about to go under. his lawyers told him don't do this. he does it anyway. one, he's dumb, because that's a stupid position to be in. the judge can talk about that. think of the really rich people on wall street who gave this guy money, and think about who you are investing with. i think that is pretty -- and also, i don't like it that he's looking down on the ground, looking around for the answers, and occasionally looking up,

jess _ had been feared. thank you very much, jess parker _ had been feared. thank you very much, jessn kyiv. - one person has died and at least 1a others have been injured in explosions at two bus stops on the outskirts ofjerusalem. israeli police said the first blast appeared to have been caused by an explosive device placed in a bag. the second explosion came about 30 minutes later. a police spokesman said there had not been such a coordinated attack injerusalem for years. six people have been killed in a mass shooting at a walmart store in the united states. it's believed the attacker was the manager of the store in chesapeake, virginia, who opened fire on his staff before turning his gun on himself. our correspondent richard galpin has this report. the police were soon on the scene looking for other victims. the store is large with plenty of places to hide. ~ ., , ., ., , hide. we found multiple fatalities and multiple injuries. _ hide. we found multiple fatalitiesj and multiple injuries. we were on site to provide life—saving measures rapidly. we believe the single shooter is dec

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jesse. is this right? activists have a right to say what they want but he has a right to say what he wants. he has the right to run the company. >> jesse: he has a lot of rights. one is to hit on aoc aggressively. >> judge jeanine: what is wrong with you? >> jesseeen aoc and musk. i want to fill up everybody in. it's important. he charges eight bucks, she puts out a video where she's eating chicken and she's got the nice lighting and she's like hey, what's up? and then he's like no, you're going to pay. get it. then she hits them back and says i can't look at my mentions. is elon messing with me? elon says, what can i say, it was a naked abuse of power? >> judge jeanine: chassis. >> jesse: i know she's eng engaged. >> harold: may be you nailed it. >> jesse: i know she's engaged. i'm going to leave it there. they want me to leave it there. >> dana: i don't know what the heck is going on with twitter. i don't know. i don't understand. >> harold: the only thing that matters is how he runs the business. >> bill: stock close debt 54 bucks a share. can he make money off it? people making a big deal on $8 for the blue check. if he says that he can eliminate the bots on twitter, is that not a good thing? if this guy can take a rocket and landed on a sh

jesse, we just beat iran, i am a huge supporter of team usa. >> jesse: yes. >> greg: we beat iran which is undoubtedly evil. can you convince me that the netherlands is just as evil if not more evil than iran? that would help us beat the netherlands. >> jesse: they played a major role in international slave trade originally. >> greg: i didn't expect you to have an answer. >> jesse: most people don't. i haven't gotten the intel on the dutch, but whatever i can find out their weakness is, i am sure i can exploit it somehow. i am disappointed we didn't beat the iranians 5-0. i watched the game, and i am not a soccer guy, but i was a soccer guy today. america was playing, i don't care what sport, shuffleboard or the luge, i want to beat the pants off the competition. they need to change the rules of the game. hear me out. they need to make the goal bigger. there's not enough scoring. i can't watch games 0-0. the other day we tied england, england's good. who cares. no one scored for 90 minutes. like me in college. and then you have a game, like 1-1 with wales. so we go into the game, i think if we tie or lose to the iranians, i'm going to have to kill myself because i invested more time watching soccer than i have in my entire life, it is good

>> jesse: i actually don't have a one more thing because i wanted to save more time for you because that's the kind of guy i am. i'm just going to promote my show "jesseters primetime" tonight obama blames fox for americans not liking him. >> judge jeanine: still? >> jessica: really generous to save time for me but that's what you put up there. that ♪ ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪

jesse that was great. a lot of fun. not only that we saw jesse jr. >> jesse: we did and now he is running around upstairs doing god knowse: see you, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the killer who viciously murdered four cleaning students in idaho still on the loose. here is what we know so far. the killer attacked some time between 3:00 and 4:00 in the morning. they stabbed the students to death with a rambo style knife while th

jesse: i don't know why you would do that, steal someone's luggage? >> jesse, it's a common thing, that people go, and there's no way to identify bags if you steal. everybody knows there's surveillance cameras, everybody knows that's a common practice to steal. >> jesse: so he's dumb? >> yeah. he's naive and dumb and pathological. then he lies about it as if he wasn't caught on tape. it's tragic, sad and pathetic. >> jesse: it is sad. we hope we get a more qualified guy in there at the department of energy, because you probably need the best and brightest when you're handling nuclear fuel waste, whatever the heck it is he does. victor, thank you very much. everybody check out his book

swing voter. >> jesse: you can swing. >> greg: that makes you -->> jesse: i'm not going to say who the mom and dad is there. >> greg: sometimes it's both. don't be so narrow minded, jesse do you want to continue? what do you think the future of twitter looks like? i feel like right now, we have no idea actually. >> jesse: looks good to me. i haven't noticed a change except i had more followers which i'm grateful for. biden is grateful for twitter. it's the only reason that he got elected besides covid. if he did, he would give jack dorsey the congressional medal of honor. they got rid of the editors because they squashed the story about the laptop. he's in big trouble with twitter the way it is now. he talks about it spews lies. how do you think the horseback whipping thing started? how do you think the russian hoax got so viral? it all got started on twitter. i haven't seen a lot of lies since he took over. i'm seeing him in a tuxedo every time. >> jessica: dana, there is and greg wanted to talk about this. i'll give you the opportunity. so now, there are new rules about -- that you can impersonate people if you say that it's a parody account and charging for checkmar

jesse over to you. >> jesse: all right. go get some sleep. >> bret: all right. >> jesse: thank you. ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert.o longer be the speaker of the house. she'll probably be the italian ambassador. and if she does stick around, democrats are coming for her crown. the house margin isn't as big as we expected. republicans will probably have between a 5 and a 10 seat majority and kevin mccarthy will be speaker. but we w

robert, for those really moving a keynote address and now i'd like to call up scott the jesse colonel scott jesse for the oath of service. thank you richard. several of the members of the. 2022 army monuments training cohort were recently appointed to. the u.s. army reserves. for the specific person purpose of protecting cultural heritage in armed conflict. at this point, i'm going to invite those newly appointed 38 gulf six victors heritage and preservation officers to come up on stage and receive their oath. 38 golf, six victors, heritage and preservation. newly appointed post. 11. raise your right hands. i state your name. i having appointed an officer in the united states army reserves of the united states of america appointed states. in the grade of captain captain. i do solemnly. that i will support and defend the constitution of united states, the law of the land of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and all enemies or that i will bear true faith. and through faith and allegiance to the same duties, to say that i will take this obligation freely. obligation freely