uh, jesse waters. e conversation.lot of people suffer from food shortage inflation, you know from real problems, but the ruling class in davos says, don't worry everything is going according to plan. believe me, these people have nothing to do with us. it 's just a bunch of globalists having a great time and coming up with way too many bad ideas with us renting a full kentucky senator when you fly a private jet your carbon footprint increases fivefold if they really cared about it . they could take a scheduled flight, but they won't. they are the elite, but that is not the main danger. imagine a world bureaucratic system built by these elites on their private jets that will run our country, and we won't have the right to vote. it scares. me they call people who talk about world government conspiracy theories. no, this is their officially declared mission. they talk about it at every meeting. they aspire to it. indeed, here's a good word was said to the androniks, these impostors are the real rich, rich and influential

now back to jesse waters. >> jesse: we couldn't talk about corruption in washington without mentionington. i mean, nobody loves power and money more than these people. the dynamic duo, perhaps the most famously crooked couple in the united states. they met way back in 1971 at yale law school and the rest is history, literally. these two have managed to do a lot in their 50 years in politics. some good, some bad, but mostly ugly. tonight, we're going through it all, the greed, the corruption, the rotten to the core clintons. starting with one of their biggest controversies, whitewater. started back in 1978 when the clintons partnered with another couple james and susan mcdougal. together they borrowed money from the bank with a plan to turn some arkansas mountain land into a spot with vacation homes. but the real estate opportunity flopped. bill and hillary lost a lot of money and jim mcdougal went into banking. started a savings and loan company called madison guarantee. that's where the story gets more interesting. madison guarantee ended up being a pretty sketchy business. mcdougal u

i'm jesse waters with judge jeanine, harold forth jr., dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> do you take any responsibility for your policy? >> our pollsies help, not hurt. >> jesse: president biden taking zero responsibility for record high inflation and claims that he's helping americans. somebody at the white house forgot to tell biden the facts and the polls say otherwise. americans are getting crushed by an avalanche of economic disasters. gas prices hit another record high. more americans are struggling to make ends meet. parents can't even find baby formula. the president making it clear he has no plan to fix all of the problems and instead he's blaming the usual suspects. >> there's two leading causes of inflation we're seeing today. the first cause is the ones in a century pandemic. the second cause, mr. putin's war in ukraine. you saw -- we saw in martha -- march that 60% was due to the war. >> jesse: and the gop has not signed on to anything. and pushing a talking upon that "the washington post" has called a lie

jesse waters primetime is next.died in war from the revolutionary war to the war on terror. [ taps playing ] >> every one of these people stood and took an oath. we took an oath to protect our country. [ taps playing ] >> in our hearts to our fallen soldiers. as you march on ward with aspirations of greatness, let us never forget on whose shoulders we stand, these fallen patriots who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> jesse: there's an old saying power corrupts and absolute corrupts corrupts absolutely. sad but true statement. when it comes to american pop culture, we oddly can't get enough of it. whether it's a dirty cop. >> i'm the police! you just live here! yeah, that's right, you better walk away! go on, walk away, because i'm gonna burn this bleep down. king kong ain't got

i'm jesse waters with judge jeanine, harold forth jr., dana perino and greg gutfeld. policy? >> our pollsies help, not hurt. >> jesse: president biden taking zero responsibility for record high inflation and claims that he's helping americans.

world. >> jesse: i'm waters...to >> [laughs] >> greg gutfeld? >> i like is by. >> i don't know if greg is known for being late back. >> i hate these people! >> can you name anyone on cnn or nbc? >> i just to watch it to find out and confirmed that they are full of you know what. >> full of what? >> full of [bleep]. not without a bad word following the names. >> what you think of brian stelter? >> i just don't agree with what he says. >> he's not a reliable source, is he? >> really. >> biggest news story, what is it? >> will smith. >> he's got to stop slapping people. >> johnny depp and amber heard. >> joe biden at the petroleum crisis. control of the government by aliens. musical to >> what you want to tell jesse? >> jesse, i love you. >> all right, jesse! thank you for showing me on prime time. >> thanks to all my friends that supported me! if it wasn't for god, i wouldn't be here. >> jesse: [laughs] tower of coffee. i got off coffee during the back surgery situation. i went to teen. i thought at the time it was t

i'm jesse waters along with judge jeanine pirro, leslie marshall, emily companya and tyrus five o'clockewth york city. and this is a five be satisfiedi administration or if we've been better mind readers, i guess we could have removed as quicklyy as the problem became apparent to us and we have to move with caution as well as speed because we'

i'm jesse waters along with judge jeanine pirro, leslie marshall, emily companya and tyrus five o'clock in newth york city. and this is a five be satisfiedi administration or if we've been better mind readers, i guess we could have removed as quicklyy as the problem became apparent to us and we have to move with caution as well as speed because we've got to make sure what we're getting is in fact we're a first rate product. president biden finally taking time to address the babyy formula crisis before jetting off to delaware this weekend, d joe deflecting blame after dropping the ball. but ll it's not the only thing he's screwing up. inflation raging, the economymy in turmoil and the american people aren't buying it. bidenin is selling. almost 80% say the country is headedt in the wrong direction. biden, who promised to be theoe adult in the room and to always have a plan, is once again caught off guard by a crisis he should have seen coming. american families can't get baby formula, but there are pallets of it for migrants at our southern border over 50 percent of supplies are out in s

it is directly the words of jesse waters, it is the words of tuggle carlsen and laura ingraham.nless we stop the shenanigans and the charade of it is free speech, it is not. it is a call to violence. it is a call to destroy the fabric of our nation. i really think all of us need to lay the blame where it is. it is on the individual who committed the act, but those that pushed the weak willed have as much responsibility and they should arrest carlsen. host: the shooting saturday happened at the end of the national law enforcement week, mark here in washington and across the country and marked on sunday by the ceremonies at the national peace officers memorial. president biden spoke at that event and as he began his remarks he spoke about the shooting that happened hours earlier. >> let me say a word about yesterday's mass shooting in buffalo, new york. a lone gunman armed with weapons of war and a hate filled soul shot and killed 10 innocent people in cold blood at a grocery store on saturday afternoon. jill and i pray for the victims and their families in a devastated community.

last night i joined pete on jesse waters prime time is one of the topics we discussed is a certain show it because of their wit? or their insight? will: i don't know. rachel: this may not be popular but i will come in defense of the view. it had many iterations. i found the barbara walters days were interesting to me. i think barbara walters classed up the place a little bit and -- rachel: the current iteration. >> i thought you were saying over the course of decades. it has gone crazy and here. will: may be for moments like this. >> when you look at your network you are standing behind, you look at chris cuomo. >> an oxymoron, a black republican. your friend right here is a republican. >> i don't understand latino republicans. >> and answer. that is so interesting because listen, a black or hispanic republican and your friend anna claims to be a republican and i to continue the answer to what she said but that is fascinating. pete: they moved on. will: it is an oxymoron to be a black or latino republican, her argument is i don't understand them. we had this conversation before coming i

one when you've done your entire career, reverend jesse jackson, maxine waters, all these figures have freedom is not at once and for all seen, it's a constant reaffirmation of the fundamental principles of democracy. if you're not careful this radical, reactionary supreme court will put it risk, and make vulnerable, so many of the rights we fought for. again, if we go back to the model of african american people fighting for voting rights, this isn't the first time that wright granted is being rejected. we've got a steady our history. >> as a political strategist, what's in your opinion, can be done by the lawmakers to protect democracy and civil liberties when considering what's at stake here? >> well democrats have always done what they want to mobilize around abortion's activism around the midterms. they have to mobilize themselves. blue states and democratic led legislatures can pass proactive legislatures. in red states they can still represent the majority of people in this country. over two thirds who support abortion access, by blocking legislation, or introducing it. even if

sensitive area. >> standing proud holding a guitar and emptying this 8,000-gallon water tank all over kings land. >> jessehis. all right. but, either way, johnny cash would appreciate it tonight on prime time we have greg abbott who is going to be talking about the border catastrophe and what he is going to do to fix it. johnny went out and talked to young graduates about how to contribute to america. i have to say one of the funniest things i have ever seen. >> dana: i look forward to that. my favorite part. i would like to wish a very special sent native american endsley hicks. turned 100 on may 22nd. he and his wife thelma married 78 years and she passed in 2020. devout christian, patriot and great example for his great grandchildren. live in charles town, west virginia but born in canada and served in the canadian military world war ii. his brother was a pilot. is he a wonderful, wonderful guy and has a terrific family. happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. >> katie: happy birthday. >> dana: jessica? >> jessica: do we have video? do we into the have video? we don't. okay. so, all right. go. okay.

water at home. after the interview last time the mom said you are not feeding the baby enough so it shouldn't seem like you are. >> jessefeel like you are always in hot water at home. >> more than i deserve but i will do more feedings, thank you. >> jesse: all right. go back to feeding your baby. thank you very much. up next, bombshell new revelations in the durham investigation as hillary clinton's team has turned on her. plus, police beware. antifa is opening up a new atlanta bureau. ♪ for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most common infections were urinary tract and respiratory tract infections. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or if you have symptoms of an infection. vyvgart can cau

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complains, someone watering the lawn for days or multiple days, we will educate a man to try to get them to understand. speak. speak or member under trump he opened up showerheads? dominic >> jesseer under trump trump opened up showerheads? >> president trump: showerheads and faucets you can buy neck, the water doesn't come out. you want to wash your hands, the water doesn't come out. you just stand there longer, do take a shower longer? my hair, it has to be perfect. after >> jesse: you watch any other tv channel, everything is great, the economy is strong. you just don't see it. >> the bones of this economy remain strong. >> okay. have you been to the supermarket? eggs are up 22%. that's not a headwind. that's a hurricane if you are a blue-collar worker. >> normally, yes, i -- used to be $7, now 18. if you are going to put it down. >> that trip was 190-something, and -- >> i have to budget more and look for the signs for sure. >> biden has been breaking his own gas record in more ways than one. blaming you for not buying a lecture? with parentheses around the corner, people are figuring out how to budget for the family vacation, airfare up 33%, over $100 to fill up your truck.

when you brief hold on the water, but i'm up. it is william jesse able's. yvonne expects more orders with i q's disappearance . he should get new customers. he's trying to keep his prices down so as not to scare them off. so we're waiting for yesterday for different research visiting them didn't want to show poster refreshed with you. did you see me? would you be for when you're of the possibly carpenters become quicker, comfortable, just sort of from just mostly character, permanent, one of them, of clinical, or was also correct when you should each multiple spoonful projects proposal for the pauper's. some large foreign pharmaceutical companies have stopped clinical trials of drugs in russia. so there's a chance there new drugs when reached the country, but they continue supplying vital drugs to russia. despite this, they have been long queues at pharmacies as people stalk up on meds. will russia phase pharmaceutical shortages a the amidala company develops and produces when i say the medication. it was launched in 2014 post sanctions after it bec

and don't forget, great beer and wine around the grill, we have a bon jovi's son jesse started this hampton waterthe pool with my kids. share a picture with you. when sean was in congress he was a, he got to fly with the f-16, i guess they don't have the picture. >> joey: flew with the air force. >> rachel: in honor of "top gun." i'll put it on twitter. >> joey: i did that, too. i got in 9.2 gs i don't know what sean did. >> rachel: come here, joey. >> will: local seasonal vegetables. >> joey: asparagus from jersey, blueberries from jersey, heirloom tomatoes from pennsylvania, a lot of local stuff. and you talked about saving money, buy local. fuel costs are less, it costs less to get food delivered to stu leonard. >> will: how long on each side? >> 3 to 5 minutes on each side. rib eye burger, you do taste the difference. >> rachel: that sounds very expensive. >> about $5 a burger, meat cost. >> rachel: can't do that with -- can't do that with a big family. >> you give the kids the 80/20. >> will: wonderful, thank you for the tips, stu. we remember those who serve and lost their lives. >> thank y

jesse: you don't want to entrap anybody. good work, guys, we really appreciate it. tucker is up next and it was member, i'm waters tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." two days ago, as you know, mentally ill teenager murders 19 children and two teachers in elementary school in uvalde texas. the crime was so awful, so complete the unimaginable and shocking that it was about 24 hours before most people thought to ask exactly what had happened. how was he able to get inside the school? why did no one stop him as he meth

water never leaves a mark. it's spotless under the sink. and kids can be kids. order your american made products at weathertech.com. >> jesseate race is still too close to call. as trump urges interest oz just to declare victory for dave mccormick. tuesday night might have given us a sneak peek of what the midterms have in store as a red wave is forming ahead of november. republican voters made up 55% of the turnout this week in idaho, kentucky, north carolina, oregon and pennsylvania. if you include the previous primaries of the year it's up to 60%. and biden's approval rating show things are getting much, much worse. only 27% of young americans approve of his job performance. with only 29% of white men giving them the thumb's up. they are putting another finger up. and biden's approval rating among hispanics is even worse. down in the gutter at 26%. fell from 455% from last year. the president's latest job approval? 38%. and we still have a long time before november. but if this week was any indication, democrats are in for a disaster. so we will just see how bad it's going to be. joining me now karl rove, former white ho

leandro for jesse, which is a chinese crest, doesn't have enough fur to keep warm, but temperatures in the middle pof portion of the 70s. make sure pets have plenty of shade and fresh watereaking of water, there's a chance of a shower saturday night into sunday. best chance of measurable rain is north of the golden gate. future cast coming up at 7:00. rain chance a little bit too far the line to get excited about the chances, but june the rain chances tend to be few and far between, so we'll take what we can get. temperatures will be warm over the next few days. >>> straight ahead in sports, matinee, bay area big league ball, and the nba playoffs. let's go ahead and bring on finals week. it's a test, all right, of basketball skill, and will. >>> coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, asian american and pacific islander month heritage month comes to a close. contributions and accomplishments of our local aapi community, and that is coming up at 7:30. >>> you can watch our stream wherever, whenever. just find us on pluto tv, channel 1021 or any for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu.

jesse: you don't want to entrap anybody. good work, guys, we really appreciate it. tucker is up next and it was member, i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." two days ago, as you know, mentally ill teenager murders 19 children and two teachers in elementary school in uvalde texas. the crime was so awful, so complete the unimaginable and shocking that it was about 24 hours before most people thought to ask exactly what had happened. how was he able to get inside the school? why did no one stop him as he methodically executed so many children over about an hour? where was law enforcement? those are just fair questions, though they are. they are essential questions. if you want to prevent similar atrocities, you need details, you've got to find out what exact we happened. if this is a well-known concept. every time a commercial airliner crashes in this country federal investigators painstakingly recruit the final moments of the flight. not because they are ghoulish. want to know what caused it. if and that's the main reason that air travel is so saf

jesse daniel ktvu. mew nyse voting wrapped up today at the starbucks on mission in berkshire avenue and another ocean and water streets. many starbucks employees have reported harassment and low wages. nationwide more than 65. starbucks stores have union petitions, including one in mill valley and another in capitola. starbucks has responded to the labor movement by offering higher wages for all non unionized stores. in oakland, the school board is meeting right now to decide how to fill a vacant seat board president shanty gonzales resigned from her post earlier this month, she wrote a scathing letter criticizing the oakland teachers union. gonzalez supported the oakland school closures and mergers which the union did not , she says opponents have protested outside her home, calling her racist anti black and a white supremacist. the board is set to decide tonight whether to hold a special election to fill the seat or appoint a new board member or a new member. rather gonzales had eight months left on her four year term. when she resigned happening right now, the san francisco police commission is meeting to t

a witness documentary on on jesse utah from the ruins of mosul, music as re emerged. these are some of 40 musicians who make up the water orchestra in iraq, 2nd largest city, despite being bound, been mostly, was occupied by isolate. the meditates, arrived, 3rd and christian curd arab. so neither she has these young men and women represent the diversity of iraq to be able to hear music, i mean, the ruins of mussels also the feel strange. but it brings home the resilience of residents who say that despite the destruction and lack of help, they remain committed to bringing the city back to life. we always messing around the word this whole re money, which is only looking at how to make the next profit, devastating economies, devastating ecosystems. putting a price on the protection of nature. green economy as sounds good, but it was all about privatization of nature. should our environment be for sale? what we're trying to do is persuade people to stabilize the client much. i've given them a financial incentive to do the pricing the planet on al jazeera. ah, with a daughter of palestine, president mahmoud abbas leads trib

water never leaves a mark. it's spotless under the sink. and kids can be kids. order your american made products at weathertech.com. ♪ ♪ >> jesseenton all overdose deaths the same as covid. it's made in china and smuggled into this mother southern border it's devastating our country and feeling in large part a record hundred thousand americans died from overdoses last year. an organization called families against fenton all is asking the joe biden administration to count fenton all poisoning the same way that accounts covid-19 deaths. they claimed the data could help medical officials pinpoint hot spots and search resources to save lives. and that's something to get a deal right? >> greg: you can deftly solve a lot of these problems by just with common sense but the problem is always good to be demand and if you criminalize the substance the mitt demand move us towards the criminal and a perfect world this drug would not exist who would need it and he couldn't get it anywhere but the fact is people make opiates in the criminal supply will always be there which is why you should be using restrictions on the pharmacy it just like

water. let's compare. a two-stage brita filter stops here. but our five-stage filter doesn't quit. zerowater. we strive for zero. ♪ ♪ >> jesse time want to know if new yorkers have good manners. so we sent johnny to find out. ♪ ♪ >> why do men hold the door open for women? >> to be polite. speak up because women angels. >> do you expect men to hold the door open for you? >> i expect everyone to hold the door open for you. >> chivalry is a thing. >> you see a pretty girl. go ahead, take my number. >> when you are going on a date, who pays the bill? the man or the woman? >> back and forth kind of thing. >> sometimes you want a women to treat you, read? >> once in a while it would be nice. >> is that very manly? >> i don't even know what "manly" means. speak i'm not a biologist come i studied that. >> she has money, she better pay for it. >> when you see someone, right, you say hello to them. how are you going to do it? shake their hand? are you going to give them a fist bump. >> how are you doing? you do it like that? >> it's kind of like body language. >> you want to touch everybody's hands. >> i would rather -- i do know. >>

waters and told anti-crop protesters to get more aggressive. it wasn't maga. thank you, joy and sonny, for the lamest attempt to blame black on black violence on trump since jesseen tried to tackle abortion. it's become women in the world conducted drives. kenyan women enforced sx fan until oh political infighting deceased. since then, they had a stable government. if we have more power than we think we have and this would be right in the bedroom. >> greg: nonsense. if people weren't having -- and can you, how did we end up with president obama? i'm joking, don't laugh! my goodness, people! is in that sexist is that sexist to say woman's by shouts of changing the world's with their bodies and other minds? on other end, if you mean "the view" are putting it on ice, it deserves a noble prize. joy behar did promise to never have -- with me, i'd run out and buy a lottery ticket. joy behar suggesting a strike, like suggesting not to serve steak it a pita convention. joy behar suggesting a strike like saying jim norton suggesting a strike. [laughter] i always hear about this, jim, the strike thing is a solution for problems. i don't believe it ever works. >> it happe

water splashes] is it on the green? [goose squawks] i was just looking for my ball. 19th hole, sam adams summer ale. [goose squawks] (here you go.) (cheers guys!) >> jessew you just got released the star of the flash ezra miller arrested in hawaii chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the details. >> this happened in march when the 29-year-old actor best known for his role as the flash was arrested on the big island in hawaii for disorderly conduct and harassment. police say ezra miller became agitated at a karaoke bar in hilo and began yelling obscenities and grabbed the microphone for from a 223-year-old woman singing karaoke and lunged at a 32-year-old man playing darts. when the owner of the bar could not calm miller down he was arrested. and now we have the police body cam video where miller first tells the officers to be careful with his wrist and hands because he is a musician and doesn't want nerve damage. but watch what happens when one officer calls miller sir. >> not a sir. i'm trans gender and binary [inaudible] >> okay. i was just trying to be respectful. >> you fail to do that again that is an act bigotry and hate crime u.s

water. >> that will keep them from clumping together. while i enjoy all of this, lara, what's going on? >> very excited to talk with jess tom.on sauce, which makes everything so much better. the trick with this, it's so easy. you mix the sauce, just like soy sauce, sesame oil, chili paste, done, that's easy. saw saute the vegetables, and whatever you have in the fridge, you can put in your noodle dish. it's so adaptable. >> the question that i have is, what do you do if you can't find the noodles that you want? like i know you're pretty specific about your noodle choice. >> don't let perfect be the enemy of the good. everything in here is so awesome. if you don't have lo mein noodles, you can use spaghetti, linguini, soba, any of those noodles are going to be so good. >> it's really accessible to everyone. >> absolutely. >> and the other question is the wok. how important is it to do this in a wok? >> a wok is great but again, if you don't have it, the most important thing is that you have a large cooking surface that can get really hot. it needs to get hot, and it needs to be big enough to mix everything in there. >> yeah.