"jesse watters primetime" is up next. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nearly 200 years, prominent danish author named hans christian andersen was making a name for himself. the man knew how to spin a yarn, as they say. crafting some of the 19th century's most famous tales. he knocked out a few classics. i'm sure you've read these to your kids before, like the ugly duckling or the little mermaid. solid stories that help pass along some important life lessons. but anderson wasn't just writing about mallards and fish.

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: for as long as we can remember, movies have been a big part of american culture. i mean, who doesn't love the movies. it's our chance to escape reality, just for a few hours. sit back. eat some popcorn. be entertained. maybe even cry a little. not me, of course. and we all have our favorites. whether it's titanic, saving private ryan, maybe forrest

jesse watters "primetime" continues that right now. hey, jesse, have a good weekend, man. >> jesse: you, too thanks, bret. ♪ >> jesse: we start again in ukraine where the country was victim to another day of deadly fighting. russian troops continue their assault on the country's major ports in the south. while the two largest cities of kharkiv and kyiv remain under constant bombardment. intense fighting has been taking place in the streets for the past few days. [gunfire]

"jesse watters primetime" right now. hey, jess dr.. >> jesse: thank you. heavy shelling and bombing get worse across ukraine as russia targets innocent women and children. let's go now to correspondent trey yingst live in kyiv. >> jesse, the past hour we have heard large explosions in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. also air raid sirens going off telling people to get underground immediately. this city is under attack as the russian advance continues. but some concerning developments in the southern part of ukraine tonight in the city of kherson a population of nearly 300,000 people there and right now it is at least partially controlled by russian forces. those forces worked their way into the city earlier today and over the past several days. and it's concerning for many reasons. in part because if they are able to maintain control of this critical city near the black sea, it will allow them to work their way further west of the city of odesa. this is a key industrial zone in an area of land that the russians are going to want to capture so they can make

. >> you you are on "jesse watters primetime," do you think that jesse watters care that's are spendingy. >> who. >> who is that? i don't have no idea. >> what in. >> have i don't watch the news. >> jesse watters. >> anything you want to tell jesse watters. >> you have nice hair. be good to your mom. >> jesse: dan bongino is the host of unfiltered. so, dan, who cares if you have to pay thousands more dollars for gas and groceries. they are not going to make fun of your hair. that's what is really important. >> makes you wonder how 535 dumbest people get elected. couple good ones up there. the original part of our con distribution the way our government was set up to reserve federal power for areas of mass consensus, a military, a court system, a national taxation. it was never designed to get into each and every nook and cranny of your life. common sense would indicate that government is best when government is local, right? your vote matters more, right? if you are voting for your hoa board and 30 people voting your vote matters a lot. if you are voting for president and there is over

we went to some court rules before you show the entire world who you are. >> greg: that is the jesse wattersg: you know what, we know h is the same thing but why don't we talk about obesity? obesity and age are the big markers but we don't talk about it. >> judge jeanine: comorbidity. >> greg: comorbidity. we will stop there. we will not talk about that. we will table that another day. we will -- up next, "the fastest." ♪ ♪ it's still the eat fresh refresh, and subway's refreshing everything! like their new premium angus roast beef. it goes great with oven roasted turkey and black forest ham on the new subway club now that's a perfect 10 thank you! stop trying to upstage the sandwich, simone biles. subway keeps refreshing and refre- one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. stop trying to upstage the sandwich, simone biles. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can'

jesse watters is looking for one of those grace viewers. >> jesse: indeed.e old saying the cream rises to the top. you know what i mean? the best for the job can't go long without being noticed. in sports captains rise to the childrening. -- challenge. the best quarterback want the ball for the game winning drive and the ace of the pitching staff wants to be on the mound for a

that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid "jesse watters primetime" is next. o ireland jesse they said you have the map of ireland on your face i am part irish. happy saint patrick's day. >> jesse: i am too. my liver that's what is part irish about me. thank you, happy saint patty's day, bret. >> bret: you too. ♪ >> jesse: let's take us back to the election. trump was doing the ymca dance. biden couldn't spell ymca amy barrett sailing through and warp speed around the corner. and remember the october surprise. the "new york post" aired hunter biden's dirtiest laundry thanks to his laptop from hell abandoned at the repair shop in delaware. if you were watching this channel, you heard a lot about it. that was news. but if you were listening to the mainstream media's russian style propaganda, courtesy of the biden campaign, you were watching the biggest disinformation campaign almost in american history. on day one, when the "new york post" broke the story, journalists around the country swooped in to debunk the laptop and all of the secrets that lurked inside. th

jesse watters is looking for one of those grace viewers. >> jesse: indeed. thank you very much, bret. i am sure you are familiar with the old saying the cream rises to the top. you know what i mean? the best for the job can't go long without being noticed. in sports captains rise to the childrening. -- challenge. the best quarterback want the ball for the game winning drive and the ace of the pitching staff wants to be on the mound for a ninth inning in a 1 run game. when things get tough you turn to leaders. the funny thing about leadership, you recognize it most when it's not there. you have seen it at work when dealing with a bad boss. >> i will need you to go ahead and come in tomorrow. if you could be here around 9 that would be great. okay? i almost forgot. i will also need you to come in on sunday too. >> jesse: a bad boss with ruin an office and a bad president can run an entire country. poor leadership didn't get much worse than joe biden. he spent the covid pandemic hiding in his basement. now he wants to lead the new world order. >> we are at an i

>> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" has a big show tonight.her the whole time. scott helped marshall this. trey yingst everybody was amazing. i'm over 6:00. i don't really care because those guys are awesome. they rule, they saved my mother-in-law's life. hello, bret. >> bret: that's great news. congratulations. that's good to hear. >> geraldo: definitely. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ♪ [explosions] [siren] [explosions]

eastern with "jesse watters primetime" who suspect next. hey, jesse. >> jesse: thank you. i'm going to be having bill barr on "primetime" in a few weeks so thanks for warming him up for me. >> bret: all right. [laughter] >> jesse: good evening. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight we begin with a fox news alert ♪ [bleep] [explosions] >> jesse: it was blood-soaked weekend in ukraine as putin's army continues to kill civilians on purpose. the situation is spiraling completely out of control as the west scrambles to find a way to stop the russians. foreign correspondent trey yingst is live in kyiv latest, trey? >> >> jesse, good evening. tonight the ukrainians say they shot down two russian planes flying in the skies of their capital city. it comes as we are seeing some devastating images of russian shelling civilian areas across this country. in concernive, can you see apartment complex the courtyard totally destroyed by a russian shell. this is a common theme across ukraine as the russian are indiscriminate matily firing on populated areas. similar sc

jesse watters prime-time with a couple of seconds extra. >> jesse: i am not giving them back. thanks, bret. vladimir putin must have flunked history class. if he paid attention instead of daydreaming about whatever russian boys dream about. he would have learned about guerilla warfare. ukrainians will die before they lose everything they own. how can he overcome that resistance? the ukrainians know the cities they are protecting and recognizes which streets can be used as pinch points. they understand the terrain. they know the swamps and the tree lines forcing the invaders into compromised position. sounds similar to something we might know a thing or two about in the united states. like when the colonial army fought off the british in the revolutionary war. england was unable to defeat a bunch of farmers. america used guerilla warfare. the colonial militia men limited casualties and for their freedom and land against an occupying force. it was a recipe for victory. this trend continued time and time again. just look at vietnam. the viet cong with stood a pounding from the un

"jesse watters primetime" starts now. jesse, i like that singing without the whole thing. just get the stadium in there. >> jesse: i have no idea what you are talking about because i just sat down. >> bret: see, that's what you do. >> jesse: that's thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what do you think it was that made the 1970s so haywire? was it the bell bottom jeans and the leisure suits? or was it archie bunker? >> let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meat head. [laughter] >> what did you call me? >> a meat head. >> jesse: it wasn't just his style and the stars. in the early 1970s our country was rocked by presidential scandal. after a security guard botched the burglary in a d.c. hotel, the american public learned the name watergate. it was a long, drawn out political catastrophe that led to president richard nixon's downfall. >> because of the watergate matter, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> jesse: while nixon wasn't the man behind the burglary, he was involved in the cover-up and, as we all know, the cover-up is worse than the crime.

"jesse watters primetime" is up next. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nearly 200 years, prominent danish author named hans christian andersen was making a name for himself. the man knew how to spin a yarn, as they say. crafting some of the 19th century's most famous tales. he knocked out a few classics. i'm sure you've read these to your kids before, like the ugly duckling or the little mermaid. solid stories that help pass along some important life lessons. but anderson wasn't just writing about mallards and fish. he was also the guy behind the folktale "the emperor's new clothes." if you are unfamiliar with the story it tells a story of an emperor known for spending large sums of money on lavish clothing. when two con men hear about this, they trick them into buying what he believes is an extravagant outfit but it turns out it's really nothing at all. >> feels like i'm wearing nothing at all. nothing at all. >> jesse: they convinced of the emperor that only idiots and full scan to see the beautiful garment, so everybody plays along not wanting to admit thaty are too s

. ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: along with geraldo rivera, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld.t's her name [laughs] it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ ♪ president joe biden has a solution to americans gas prices blame everyone but himself, after ordering the release of 1 million barrels of oil per day from the strategic reserve the president obsessing over vladimir putin. >> his war is imposing the pack crisis and democracies around the world. the start of this year -- was about $3.30 a gallon, today is about average for 20, 422. the reason for that it's because of vladimir putin's war. many continue to use every tool at my disposal to protect you from their price hike. it's not time for politics. >> jeanine: when he wasn't pushing the talking point the president was busy demonizing american oil companies. >> but some companies have been very blunt, they don't want to increase supply because lender pollutants price hikes inc. makes higher profits. it's time to step up for the good of your country, the good of the world to invest in the media production that we n

"jesse watters prime time" wanted to send johnny there to be safe. we wanted him to be safe. fort lauderdale. take a look. >> spring break, big party team. what's the game plan? >> drink some bloody marys. steve getting lit. >> having a good time. >> getting drunk on the beach. >> hoping to meet some good boys. >> tell me about it. >> has there been any drama down here so far? >> drama? our best friend allie is in the hospital. >> people getting a little rowdy? >> this girl i know, she took an aqua in the water. >> what do you think is the biggest issue facing america right now? >> my god. that's... far too big of a question for me. >> racism. >> homeless people. >> everything is far too example. >> a whole mass thing. >> covid? is that still a thing. >> yes, it is. >> what do you think joe biden's planned to fix everything is? >> hopefully has a plan. >> i don't think he has a plan. >> joe, i already know what he's going to do to do. >> biden is ruining my life. >> i do not want a president who cannot form a sentence. >> it is all right for people to have adequate health car

jesse watters and emma only have 5 more dinners to do. >> wow. >> bret: good evening.ocrats pushed to quickly confirm the first black female justice in the court's history. republicans say she has a history of being too

. >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, dana perino. "the five." >> putin was banking on dana being split. nato has never, never been united that it is today. pollutant is getting the opposite of what he intended as a consequence of going into ukraine. >> greg: president biden at an emergency nato summit trying to ratchet up pressure on vladimir putin. financing more sanctions against russia. the president losing his temper when pressed if he could've done more. >> it you think vladimir putin will alter course based on the action you've taken? >> remember if you cover me from the beginning, i did not say that the sanctions would deter him. sanctions never deterred. you keep talking about that. sanctions never deter. the main use of sanctions, the maintenance of sanctions, the increasing the pain. sticker do you believe will have an impact? >> that's not what i said. you're playing a game with me. the answer is no. the reason i ask for meeting, we have to stay fully, totally thoroughly united. >> greg: ukraine says it blew up a russian s

[laughter] >> jesse: good evening. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime."

jesse watters on time. >> jesse: thank you. i thought i was your mentor, bret. >> bret: you were, you were. >> jesse: thank you very much. appreciate it ♪ ♪ >> jesse: we all love to measure our accomplishments, whether they are personal, professional or even athletic, you like to take stock of where you stand. and if you are truly the best at something, you might just set a record. most of us we love when a good record is broken. you know that can trigger a heated debate like who really is baseball's all-time home run king? hell, there is even entire book dedicated to keeping track of our most insane achievements. but, unfortunately for us, our commander-in-chief keeps breaking records. just not the ones we want. after setting a new high with the number of illegal aliens crossing the border, biden has done himself one better. with the price of gas skyrocketing to it highest level ever. a gallon of gas up to now 4.17. go ahead, joe. take a bow, and things aren't getting better any time soon. >> today i'm announcing the united st

>> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" has a big show tonight. we will be covering the ukraine situation the whole hour. >> greg: thank the people at fox steve harrigan with my mother the whole time. scott helped marshall this. trey yingst everybody was amazing. i'm over 6:00. i don't really care because those guys are awesome. they rule, they saved my mother-in-law's life. hello, bret. >> bret: that's great news. congratulations. that's good to hear. >> geraldo: definitely. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ♪ [explosions] [siren] [explosions] [singing] >> bret: russian bombardment of ukraine increases one week in to its invasion. the russians have seized strategic ukrainian port. the first city to be captured. vladimir putin's quest to take the capital of kyiv remains stalled. ukraine's president is call on his citizens to use guerrilla tactics against russian troops and to keep fighting. second round of negotiations was held in belarus today. ukrainian officials say a tentative agreement was reached to set up safe co

"jesse watters primetime" is starts in about five seconds. brian. >> brian: all right. tonight we start in ukraine where russia's onslaught bombardment continues major cities across the country have been pounded in some cases into dust as innocent women and children are caught in the crosshairs. in fact, they are the target. greg palkot is live in lavigne ukraine with the latest on the ground. greg? >> brian, we have heard some air raid sirens here tonight in lviv. last night the russians struck a military training base to the northeast of where we are right now as the fighting continues across the country. the focus remains in that big port city of mariupol. the russian defense ministry told ukraine to surrender the city by early monday morning. they said no way. but street by street fighting continues. 90% of the city has been destroyed or damaged. hundreds of thousands with little food, water, medicine. it's truly horrible, brian. meanwhile in the capital of kyiv, there were more artillery blasts heard on monday to the north and west of the city as rescue workers dug

"jesse watters primetime" is up now. tiger playing the masters, come on. >> jesse: i'm ready thank god. thank you. grabbing a great hair day too by the way. >> bret: oh, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> have you ever miscalculated and paid the price for it? i surely have. i drove past a gas station thinking your tank could make it just a few more miles. >> nilgtedz and slash below the e. >> ever been completely below this line? >> i almost did once and i blacked out. the car was in a ditch and the tank was full. >> jesse: were new on a family vacation and miscounted how many kids you have? >> we forgot him. >> we didn't forget him we just miscounted. >> >> jesse: maybe you misjudged how your crush felt about you. >> okay. you didn't blow it i think maybe -- what the [bleep]? jess js miscalculating leads to mistakes. what happens when you make a mistake? you overcorrect. when a ref blows a pass interference call usually gives the next call to even it out. it's not fair but overcorrecting and that does change the nature of the game. it's no

it's like telling jesse watters he is losing his hair. it only makes him angrier. anchor of the "story" martha maccallum! we call him scrooge because he is an expert on money and wearing pants. and larry kudlow. the only thing she does by the book is stealing from libraries. kat timpf. and if will smith slapped him he would get his oscars posthummously. tyrus. martha what is going on with this administration? should we be worried? ukraine wants it to end but biden is making it last loner . is that just me? >> it's just you. zelenskyy would love for this to end but during negotiations they are opposite sides of the fence. the president would be better off not walking it back and just letting it fly. no matter what you think of president trump versus president biden you know that president trump would never have walked back a comment like that. the tweets he said about the north korea leader. the smarter way is along the lines of president reagan. empowering the people of russia and encouraging them to make a difference in the kind of world they want to live in. it's

jesse watters prime-time with a couple of seconds extra. >> jesse: i am not giving them back.ussian boys dream about. he would have learned about guerilla warfare. ukrainians will die before they lose everything they own. how can

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jess thank you so much, bret. that was a great tribute. ♪ >> jesse: joe biden and vladimir putin share something in common. they are both running into some problems at home. and both men are using similar tactics to hide the truth. we expect that from the russian president, not our president. but start in russia. putin can't keep a lid on reality during a war. this is 2022. the dam is cracking. check out this news editor who crashed a live broadcast to let the russian people know what's been going on. more on this in a moment. but, putin has run into resistance everywhere so he is cranking up the propaganda to levels we haven't seen since 2014. when he invaded crimea, he putin kinis started popping up all over the beaches. russian women were seen sporting putin bikinis to push patriotism and show support for russia's interest. and now putin is looking for new sources of disinformation. russia is paying young russian tiktok stars to push his talking points. the videos follow the exact same script like a kremlin pre

tonight "jesse watters primetime" we have piers morgan. kayleigh mcenany.out to justine. she served army corps. first of 25 wac to land in the philippines. she was on the intrepid. and was awarded the philippine liberation medal. turned 100. three children, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. congratulations justine. >> greg: there you go. judge. >> judge jeanine: 14-year-old boy by the name of jackson williams has his eye on the prize. running for governor in vermont. he doesn't live in vermont. he is only 14. but the law allows him to. >> jesse: he has my vote. >> greg: i like the plant in the back, too. that's it for us. coming up, "special report." hey, bret. >> bret: by jesse jr. >> jesse: thank you. i taught him everything he knows. >> bret: looked good like greg on saturday night. have a good one. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight russia's military says it's fundamentally cutting operations near ukraine's capital and one northern city. president biden is skeptical saying we'll see. pentagon officials sa

jesse watters on time. >> jesse: thank you.uch. appreciate it ♪ ♪ >> jesse: we all love to measure our accomplishments, whether they are personal, professional or even athletic, you like to take stock of where you stand. and if you are truly the best at something, you might just set a record. most of us we love when a good record is broken. you know that can trigger a heated debate like who really is baseball's all-time home run

jesse watters "primetime" continues that right now. too thanks, bret. ♪ >> jesse: we start again in ukraine where the country was victim to another day of deadly fighting. russian troops continue their assault on the country's major ports in the south. while the two largest cities of kharkiv and kyiv remain under constant bombardment. intense fighting has been taking place in the streets for the past few days. [gunfire]

"jesse watters primetime" starts now. jesse, i like that singing without the whole thing. jesse: i have no idea what you are talking about because i just sat down. >> bret: see, that's what you do. >> jesse: that's thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what do you think it was that made the 1970s so haywire? was it the bell bottom jeans and the leisure suits? or was it archie bunker? >> let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meat head. [laughter] >> what did you call me? >> a meat head. >> jesse: it wasn't just his style and the

it's a tough, tough time jesse watters is up next. jesse, i will turn it over to you. >> jesse: thanks, bret. it is tough. ♪ >> jesse: vladimir putin came dangerously close to attacking a nato country. russian long range bombers flying in russian airspace fired a flurry of missiles at a military base in deep west ukraine. just 11 miles from the polish border. that's about this close to triggering a larger war with the united states. the airstrike killed 35 and wounded more than 100. the base, believed to be a staging area for foreign fighters. the european vest came to ukraine to fight alongside the resistance. the west is worried this symbolizes a significant shift in putin's war path. russia warning that besides foreign fighters any shipment of arms to ukraine could be considered a target. this is setting off alarm bells in estonia, a nato ally, wedged right next to russia on the far eastern flank. today became the first nato country to call for a no-fly zone over ukraine. something that prime time believes will drag america into a d

"jesse watters primetime" right now. hey, jess dr.. >> jesse: thank you.t live in kyiv. >> jesse, the past hour we have heard large explosions in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. also air raid sirens going off telling people to get underground immediately. this city is under attack as the russian advance continues. but some concerning developments in the southern part of ukraine tonight in the city of kherson a population of

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: for as long as we can remember, movies have been a big part of american culture. i mean, who doesn't love the movies. it's our chance to escape reality, just for a few hours. sit back. eat some popcorn. be entertained. maybe even cry a little. not me, of course. and we all have our favorites. whether it's titanic, saving private ryan, maybe forrest gump. >> my momma always said life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're gonna get. >> jesse: once upon a time hollywood had real favorites, too. so one night out of the year. they would load up on the glitz and the glamour and hit the red carpet to celebrate film with the mother of all award shows. the oscars. but in the last decade. we started tuning the show out. as the oscars just became so political, every movie needs to be more woke than the next. it can't just be about the film #oscar so white trend every time a caucasian person is nominated for admission. and nobody has ever heard

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> thank you so much, bret.tonight after three weeks of shelling and bombing ukraine, vladimir putin's falling short of executing his grand plan. seizing the capital of kyiv. he is turning his rage into reckless and bruit force making it clear to the world that he's not going to follow anybody's rules. as he turns ukraine into an absolute killing field.

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> thank you so much, bret. we start with a fox news alert. there is real rage coming out of the kremlin tonight after three weeks of shelling and bombing ukraine, vladimir putin's falling short of executing his grand plan. seizing the capital of kyiv. he is turning his rage into reckless and bruit force making it clear to the world that he's not going to follow anybody's rules. as he turns ukraine into an absolute killing field. [explosion] >> jesse: as tanks ramp up their push into kyiv, we are seeing as many as 2 million ukrainian civilians running for their lives. attempting to flee the capital. and you can see the fear in their eyes. they know what comes next, the kind of massacre putin's troops will bring. others aren't giving up so quickly. they are staying behind. turning their city into what their mayor calls a fortress. regular civilians putting on uniforms and picking up machine guns. willing to risk it all and die on the battlefield. in their fight against the russian invaders. so far? that resilienc

"jesse watters primetime" is up next. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nearly 200 yearss they say. crafting some of the 19th century's most famous tales. he knocked out a few classics. i'm sure you've read these to your kids before, like the ugly duckling or the little mermaid. solid stories that help pass along some important life lessons. but anderson wasn't

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. imes america has a free speech problem. americans hold fundamental right free citizens as a country. the right to speak their minds and voice their opinions in public without fear of being shamed or shunned. so

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jess thanks for sharing. >> bret: too much information. >> jesse: glad you are okay. >> jesse: start with a fox news alert. children r. russian forces have bombed a children's hospital in ukraine. warning some viewers may find these images disturbing. [explosion] [sobbing] >> jesse: trey yingst is live in kyiv with the latest. >> devastating images from the port city of mariupol tonight. we see these women and children at this hospital, pregnant women there waiting to give birth as this missile struck the area and the destruction so widespread you see in this video just how bad it was as they were looking for survivors. officials say at least 17 people were wounded in this strike. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy tweeting out the first video as we got some insight into what happened. but this is just a taste of what is taking place in that city of mariupol. a population of around 400,000 people. and the deputy mayor there, gave us some new details today about what exactly happen

not making her the queen of cable news, she is distant third and gets one-third the audience of jesse wattersto her. she has no interest in informing people, maybe cut this out, this is irresponsible and reckless. she will continue to be promoted and fail upward. >> carley: this is wrong, story about 44 million innocent people being attacked by a man, person with nuclear weapons, live nothing a sovereign nation, has nothing to do with race. devicive comments are not helpful there. thanks, joe. turn to senior meteorologist janice dean with fox weather forecast. >> janice: a lot to cover. snow and potential of stronger storms, you can see where the front is interacting with warm, unstable air and we have tornado-warmed storms now for parts of the -- and southeastern alabama. that is the case today, tomorrow and friday. we have stationary front, area of low pressure bringing a wintry mix for parts of the northeast today. new york city will get a rain event, could see snowflakes and measurable amounts and watch this big sorry friday into saturday, it will bring rain and winter to southern plains

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret, thank you. >> jesse: bombshell from the "new york times america has a free speech problem. americans hold fundamental right free citizens as a country. the right to speak their minds and voice their opinions in public without fear of being shamed or shunned. something is definitely happening here in america. a full article from the "new york times," more than like 2500 words, blasting liberal hypocrites for shutting down the people they disagree with. here's another quote. you can't consider yourself a supporter of free speech and be policing and punishing speech more than protecting it free speech demands a greater willingness to engage with ideas we dislike. so if cancel culture is confirmed just like hunter's laptop, the newspaper of record says so. so it has to be true. and this comes 24 hours after the "times" authenticated hunter biden's laptop from hell. confirming what we knew all along. that hunter raked in 3.5 million from the mayor of moscow'

"jesse watters primetime" starts now. usually "the five" ends with a bear story now i'm ending with one to toss to you. >> jesse: it's a bear sandwich. >> we have healthy. thank you very much. bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the democratic party should come with a warning label. danger, side effects could include irritation, bankruptcy, and possibly death. human beings need warning. this is the reason why we have a speed limit. america isn't the autobahn. it's the reason you throw out expired food. somebody slapped an expiration date on it for you. have you ever eaten tuna salad on a sunday you bought last monday? not good. democrats are adrenaline junkies, besides all the things they identify as, danger is their real identity. >> na na na na na, danger is my middle name. >> jesse: evel knievel didn't land every stunt and the same goes for the democrat party. like a dare devil suspended in the air at a really bad angle, you can hear the crowd gasp knowing this is going to hurt. the democrat stunt isn't s. over. gravity won. and danger

there was a 16-year-old girl on with jesse watters last night. lives in kharkiv, your heart breaks for them. we pray for peace and support ukraine as much as we can. thank you for your reporting. >> todd: president biden reark suring no real threat of nuclear war as u.s. prepares further action. >> carley: alexandria hoff is live from washington with more. >> alexandria: classified brief withing senators last night. this invasion appears to be war to terrorize ukrainian population and the worst may be yet to come. prior to yesterday's briefing ukraine ambassador to the u.s. pleaded with lawmakers for more weapons and aid. request for a no fly zone over the country is not realistic according to the white house. >> press sect. psaki: no fly zone require implementation, require u.s. military, which would be direct conflict and potentially war with russia, something we are not planning to be a part of. >> alexandria: there is effort to provoke -- president biden's response was plain. listen. >> mr. president, should americans be worried about nuclear

jesse watters "primetime" continues that right now. hey, jesse, have a good weekend, man. >> jesse: you, too thanks, bret. ♪ >> jesse: we start again in ukraine where the country was victim to another day of deadly fighting. russian troops continue their assault on the country's major ports in the south. while the two largest cities of kharkiv and kyiv remain under constant bombardment. intense fighting has been taking place in the streets for the past few days. [gunfire] [explosions] >> women and children are trying to flee before the war lands on their front door. correspondent trey yingst is live in kyiv with the latest. trey? >> jesse, good evening, tonight in kyiv we have heard multiple explosions in the distance. russian ground forces are still trying to make their way into this city. now, the ukrainians say they are keeping them on the outskirts of the city in the northwestern part of kyiv. we know the frontline is changing every single hour. at this hour there are concerns that the gostomel air base airport just outside the city

it's a tough, tough time jesse watters is up next. esse: thanks, bret. it is tough. ♪ >> jesse: vladimir putin came dangerously close to attacking a nato country. russian long range bombers flying in russian airspace fired a flurry of missiles at a military base in deep west ukraine. just 11 miles from the polish border. that's about this close to triggering a larger war with the united states. the airstrike killed 35 and wounded more than 100. the base, believed to be a staging area for foreign fighters.

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jess thank you so much, bret.adimir putin share something in common. they are both running into some problems at home. and both men are using similar tactics to hide the truth. we expect that from the russian president, not our president. but start in russia. putin can't keep a lid on reality during a war. this is 2022. the dam is cracking. check out this news editor who crashed a live broadcast to let the russian people know what's

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret.n, who doesn't love the movies. it's our chance to escape reality, just for a few hours. sit back. eat some popcorn. be entertained. maybe even cry a little. not me, of course. and we all have our favorites. whether it's titanic, saving private

"jesse watters primetime" and "the five." >> jesse: that was 14-year-old sandy and her pal anna lynn. she is a self-taught ventricle ventriloquist. speaking of ventriloquist. i made johnny go out and do something. hit the streets of the beach. "primetime." >> judge jeanine: "special report" suspect next. hey, bret. >> bret: judge, i want to comment that geraldo has had really good hair for a long, long time. >> judge jeanine: be he did. >> bret: yes, he does. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as war wages on in eastern europe, president biden is trying to mitigate some of the massive gasoline price hikes being experienced right here at home. partially because of the conflict but mainly dianeflationary conditions across the board that were present before. president biden is ordering another release of oil from the nation's strategic reserve, critics from both parties not impressed. the white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our top story live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the u.s. will release a m

." ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, dana perino, andg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >> president biden: russia's vladimir putin stopped to shake the foundation of the free world, thinking he could make it into his menacing ways. he badly miscalculated. he thought he could roll into ukraine and the world would rollover. instead, he was met with a wall of strength he never anticipated or imagined. he met the ukrainian people. while he may make gains on the battlefield, he will pay continuing high price over the long run. >> jeanine: president biden valley vladimir putin will pay a >> jeanine: president biden valley ryan mcwood will pay a price, but the russians not slowing down. putin raining bombs down on the country's second largest city, kharkiv, targeting residential areas. ukraine has said that one of 2,000 civilians have been killed so far in this the capital of kyiv is being targeted as well, with buildings being reduced to rubble. the pentagon says russian forces are trying to advance across the coun

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, sandra smith greg gutfeld, 5:00 in new york city. president zelenskyy issuing a direct challenge to joe biden as he unleashes more air assault on the country. zelenskyy making an emotional plea to congress this morning asking for more assistance including a no-fly zone while calling on president biden to step up. in front of the world. >> the ukrainian people without fighting for -- the world in the name of the future. i think -- if they cannot stop the desk, addressing president biden. you are the leader of the nation. i wish you to be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader of this. >> jesse: president biden responding to zelenskyy's plea for help by announcing $800 million in new military aid to ukraine. and defending how he has handled the situation, listen. speak with the american people are answering president zelenskyy's call. >> we started assistance to ukraine before this war began. the world is united for support for ukraine and determination to make

jesse watters explains how vladamir putin is allegedly paying mercenaries to hunt and kill president zelenskyy and members of his government. >> hundreds of blood thirsty mercenaries from the wagner group infiltrated the city of kyiv for the past few weeks. their directive? assassinate 23 prominent ukrainians, including president zelenskyy. the other is reportedly from the top of the kremlin, putin himself. when putin wants someone rubbed out, he doesn't send the b team, the wagner group is his first call, he knows how vicious and barbaric this group are. they kill journalists that dare to investigate them. the guys don't play by any rules and as long as putin keeps them in ukraine, they are a serious threat. >> carley: the contract killers are known for ruthless tactics, in syria and africa. dire conditions in ukraine worsen day-by-day, groups are rushing in to save lives. >> todd: a nurse whose family fled the soviet union joins us next. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪