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jesse: my dog would trade better than he did. why is he still in the bahamas why this little sex bathhouse? why hasn't he not been slapped with handcuffs and extradited back to manhattan? >> well, he also said it was not a poly amorous society. that was media click bait. >> jesse: so he wasn't cleaning with everybody in his office in the $40 million penthouse as reported? >> that might have been one of the redacted pieces of the interview. that might have been -- also, i don't think mini madoff is a fair comparison. >> jesse: why? only calling him mini because he's short, but in terms of the money lost -- >> madoff was more charming. i don't know. i think it's unfair to bernie madoff. >> jesse: what would you nickname mini madoff? do you think you could do better? >> maybe sam unbankable-fried. of the. >> jesse: polyamorous sam? >> that works too. >> jesse: lydia, you're our go-to mi mini madoff reporter. i want to know about this polyamorous haremhe was participating in. >> he fooled the best investors in the world, and listening to this interview it's so abundantly clear he didn't understand the basics of his business. he baffled them with his bs. >> jesse: that's what i do on "primetime.

and i have to agree with everything jesse said. we're only finding out about this now?ter the midterms. i wonder why he is still hanging out in the bahamas. one, i am surprised he hasn't tried to flee someplace else, i don't know if we have an extradition treaty with the bahamas, but he can't hide forever. one of the things being lost, yes, he gave a lot of money to the democrats, how many people lost a lot of money. a lot of small business owners, people thinking this is the future, this is the way. this happens over and over again. bill clinton maybe fell for this guy, think of the people that are super smart that fell for it. >> katie: greg, you're super, super smart. >> greg: oh, thanks so much. how is he a billionaire? >> jesse: on paper. >> dana: be a millionaire on paper now. >> greg: it comes down to why we never knew 234ig about this. it is like the hunter biden laptop, it was buried. it is interesting, this story has everything. it has sex, it has or gees, secret deals with the ukraine, policies and corruption, and the "new york times" finds it mundane, uninte

sound of a loud thumping noise, and i sailor standing over there bed with a crowbar above his shoulder and he brought it down on jesse said in beaten to death with the crowbar while she was lying on the floor next to him, and he had his boots, shoes under his boot and held her down while he killed her husband. and then spent the next three hours sexually torturing her on various locations around the house and wonder if she made any sound that her children would be next. so she never made a noise. she endured this torture both upstairs next to her dying husband and then downstairs in the living room on the couch. and on the couch where the final assault occurred the perpetrator bitten up and down her thighs, very painful, deep injuries. finally he was finished. he put it in the bottom of a sleeping bag and asked her for directions to norfolk. he rummaged through her purse, still whatever money she had and left. therese went back upstairs. she got a rifle and called the police. her children at through the entire ordeal. and then at the hospital they took what's known locally as a rape kit and many, many photographs of the b

are losing on all these core issues. >> jesse: hit with a hammer, pushed into a subway track. >> joy reid, look at the msnbc poll they say exactly what i just saidy 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. >> jesse: go 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 occu

said, jesse sr., w jr., what u hearing? >> is this your children's book. >> i said think about when we said we would repeal and replace obamacare. we're going to repeal it and replace withthing great. we just don't know what that is. >> you haven't repealed it yet. >> smart kid. that's what he said. the democrats came up with a phrase, "election denier," that people only say it on social media, on cnn, in the beltway. 95% of the country does not know what the phrase election denier means. they're running an election based on not the future, not the presence, but the past, because a couple republicans say there were a shenanigans a few years ago, a couple republicans have a grudge about what happened two years, a couple republicans felt robbed about what happened two years ago, but people are getting robbed now, and they're not talking about actual robberies, people losing their money and lives. they're talking about republicans who felt robbed two years ago. >> dana, speaking of election deniers, i mean stacey abrams, she now is already building up a defense for her next argument, justification that apparently african american men are being fed misinformation, which wil

said that dom had been killed. so, i got off the phone with her and i called john. and he said, they found jess dead. it was just unreal. i just couldn't believe that. >> laura's friendship with jessica had drifted a bit after high school, but by 2015, it was a little unusual. laura and jessica both had babies with john. laura dated at first. but it was after she broke up with john that her son christopher was born. and that was not long before jessica got pregnant. >> i found out when i was six months pregnant with our son that him and jessica had been dating. or just started dating. >> two women, two children, one man. >> i wanted to be mad at her and i couldn't, because she was just too nice. >> anyway, pretty soon, john was no longer in the picture for either of them. then, a single mother's, laura and jessica reconnected so their sons, half brothers, could bond. >> our kids met each other and they got to play together. >> now her friend was dead. and the father of both their sons was sitting in the police station answering questions. >> when was the last time you're actually at the house? >> i co

. >> jesse: you can get away with anything. i'm surprised o.j. simpson hasn't saidnd save the whales. you could get away with pretty much anything if you green wash yourself. all right, congressman, we will be looking forward to seeing these hearings play out next year and finding out if we can get the money back. >> thank you so much. >> jesse: get the money back from these democrats. thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse: this week absolute blood bath at twitter. an inside look at the workers next. ♪ ♪ [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 weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.com my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp.

. >> dana: jesse, she said this in another interview with "the new york times," she said the over relianceublican narratives on crime and safety hurt democrats in the state of new york. so come along the lines of what kathy hochul said, which is why are you so worried, why are you hyperventilating, crime is not a big deal? >> jesse: they keep talking about the narrative, she keeps talking about the narrative, we have a good story to tell, says adams. we don't want to hear stories, despite the crime. >> greg: the on state versus city. >> when it is not about talking points anymore, you have to solve the problem. she also says this, i don't know whether she thinks the cops because crimes are they don't reduce crime, i cannot figure that out. she says, so there are other things that can solve the problem and then she just stops talking. she doesn't have any solutions. i would love to hear what they are but she does not have any. >> dana: that is the first time she has talked about subway crime, anyway. how do you think joe biden is going to deal with, or maybe hakeem jeffries, he is the new m

julia, i'd be lost. >> jesse: same with me. >> jeanine: 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 saidpdf. 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: you have to write them down. >> will: i do write them down on paper. >> jesse: on paper. >> jeanine: how do you remember them? >> harris: you don't want

mean, rosario, my script with are those in madison reset a, just let me go and i love about jesse what program. he said he's obviously done as the lakes, as the one i learned is those ones which i'm with as long as it's enjoyment throws radios that you're not gonna know so, but i was better to general bangor. bill, this isn't gonna ah, i love this story and when you actually know commentary because he worked with him . yes, yes, i did, and i, to me is nayoka comedies. he, he, he sensational. he's even a better human being that than he is very humble, very down to earth. i mean, if you feel it for many to understand the cultural aspect of what and recommend move means to mexicans throughout is just i didn't understand and i saw working with him. and he, me, not only did he do football that he did do video games. he was also doubling over several movies in that you know, in mexico and europe throughout latin america, you were able to come from a lot of his phrases, became catchphrases and mexico and dwelt very a several places. but when you meet him as a person, you know, the 1st time i'm, you know, my h

talking with my friend steven united states earlier on the program he said it might be bigger than the swelling that came after in response to government and communism with tiananmen square. you know, jessee quick thing here, john kirby speaking to the press a little bit earlier. he was asked well, what does president biden say about all of this? what is his response to the students, the chinese that are speaking out and john kirby said that the president doesn't have anything to say. he can let the protesters speak for themselves. this is how the protesters have been speaking, jesse. they have to hold up blank sheets of paper because slogans have been criminalized. criminalized a year ago china took over hong kong. slogans are criminalized. so many protests have happened. so many people holding up white sheets of paper that the paper manufacturer had to actually ban them. they were forced by the chinese government. they said that simply the blank sheet of paper for white piece of paper is a national security concern. now they can't even hold up white sheets of paper sloganless, so no one is speaking out for them. joe biden could have done this, jesse. when he went to g-20 and sat down f

all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story, jesse, and let me start with you today. there are many analysts who have said or suggested that german chancellor schultz was in china not just to represent germany's interest, but that he was also there perhaps on behalf of the you. so let me put it to you from your vantage point. was chancellor sholtes in beijing simply to represent germany's interests or was he also there on behalf of the you? so what is very important to consider in this context is that interests of any you remember states always are closely linked to what you can do and what you will do in foreign policy. because basically, every decision a foreign policy requires unanimity. so what members the death in its foreign relations and how it designs its fire relations, always his direct consequences also for the european union of course. and that is also what charles stress because was that he was not explicitly there as your representative for that it would have been necessary to take, for instance, joseph beretta, the high representative of the you for everything touching on 4 and a half. but

with us. jesse, was he the only business them with? oh okay. yep. let me know that there was a problem with the quote by montela sigma because he was at corbett, i said, we'll give it up. so i'll talk to read that. what it, what it was as a missive with up to looking at another number of other cannot. well, every no separate but i to mark well it one to not, but on one on just now the private art collection of microsoft late co founder paul allan has sold for 1000000 dollars 1000000, 500000. it is selling that at $6000000.00. now, individual pieces of tract had bends worth millions, but the collection as a whole wrote records at christie's auction house features more than a.

they felt they had to jump on the bandwagon with the rest of the west coasters. >> dana: 12,000 jobs, jesse, are on the line up there in maine. >> jesse: he said conservation was cool. the activists aren't out in the ocean, hauling up lobsters at 4:00 a.m. they don't know a thing about what's in the deep sea. they're just probably sitting behind computer screens, ordering seamless. they protect the ocean, the environment, and they're stewards of the environment. and it is a tough job. you wake up at ungodly hours, you work really, really hard physically, and lobster prices go up and down. and right now, you can't all of a sudden threaten an industry already being threatened by low prices and these canadians that are being funded by the chinese. so these guys don't need this. jason is my boy, took me on the lobster boat for cocktails over the summer, i will be back next summer to enjoy a cocktail and more succulent lobster. >> dana: reminds me, judge, of groups that want cattle ranching to go away. the ultimate goal, they don't want us to eat any meat or protein. >> jeanine: right, right, it is all about control. i don't recall a time when ther

with a hammer. why pelosi didn't try to flee or tell responding officers he was in distress is unclear. >> jesse: nbc saidey won't specifically say what part. when miguel said paul walked away from the cops order not tell them he was in distress? either way the reporter in charge has actually been suspended from nbc. pending an internal investigation. he hasn't been seen on the network since. miguel is a very respected national correspondent, very respected and nbc. he's been there for over a decade. he even has a emmy. sounds like he interviewed police sources who saw the body cam footage and then just reporter than what he heard. police sources have told prime time the body cam footage is explosive but they are refusing to release it so how can we exactly know what went down? this is starting look like miguel almageur may have not met nbc's reporting standards because he actually did some real journalism. steve krakauer is author of "uncovered" out in february. how do you suspend a reporter, steve, from talking to police sources. we have seen a tape. then reporting on what sources told you. >> yeah. i w

with the u. s. or listen to the nation. this is done on the go daddy john in jesse p o a, they said that we should reduce our nuclear activity. well, they didn't have the guts to say stop it completely and we would lift the sanctions that did they do that? you know, that didn't negotiations, don't solve our problems with the u. s. one thing, most of the problem that is to pay them ransom at once, but we have to keep paying them only dorsen jabari has more from to her on the supreme there. i saw the culminate at the age of 18. we remained very much in the similar tone that he has had over the past 33 years since he becomes the supreme leader over on he said that there are still western powers trying to bring down the islamic republic that had a revolution in 1979, he said that it is the role of the best each members to make sure that the ideologies of the revolution continue. he also said that writers to call them will pay the price for their actions and will undoubtedly be dealt with just to let you know. there are now 6 people that have been handed down death sentences in iran for their roles in their riot. the official cha

with their bankruptcy proceedings. this guy said he has never seen anything as bad as what is happening. >> jesse: enron guy said this ise controls. never seen anything like it. clearly it started where sam bankman-fried was taking profits and spending a lot of those profits on things that he should not have been spending money on real estate and donations to candidates and then it quickly escalated where he wasn't just taking the profits, he was just actively dipping into people's money that they had deposited into the bank and using it as his personal piggy bank. >> jesse: lydia, if you are spending $300 billion on real estate in the bahamas, can you buy the whole island with that? >> oh, that's a good question. maybe you need to start smaller. when you see people go from basically not spending any money to spending tens of billions of dollars, you either think they have to be wildly confident that they can continue to make this kind of money or it's not their money. >> jesse: like the mobile. when you do a big heist, you don't go buy flashy cars and coats. stay low. you don't document attract attention. >> we can lea

with his own pistol. earlier today, kareem jeanpierre said that president biden called fierro and his wife jess to thank him bravery and to offer condolences, his daughter's boyfriend was killed saturday night. joining us, is richard fierro who served three tours in iraq and afghanistan. richard, first of all, thank you so much, thank you for your bravery at that moment. let me ask you how your family is doing. how are you doing? i know it's a very difficult time. as you mentioned, your family lost a loved one that night. how are you coping? >> obviously, it's difficult. i do want to take this time, and i don't know if i have, just to thank everyone. we're completely overwhelmed by everybody's generosity, and just the kind words that people are putting out. i've got it, people have differences of opinions and things like that. but i just hope that it continues to stay positive, there are five people, five families that deserve a positive vibe. and i think that's where i am humbled by what people are doing right now. >> yeah. as the mayor said, you saved many, many lives. and i think that should not be lost

with fight jess and attack helicopters. and 23 wrote in a statement that is the strikes that displacing people. every one we spoke to here said they ran in fear before that as soon as the rebels came close and 23 widely known for forcing civilians to fight or work. and so killing them if they don't, nobody here knows if or when it will be safe enough to go home. in the meantime, they desperately need help. malcolm web al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo, a rescue ship carrying $234.00 migrants is heading to france after italy refused to allow them to disembark. the ocean. viking is the 4th vessel to demand permission to talk in the country this week. some of the migrants who were deemed foner ball have been allowed on shore. italy did allow several migrants from 3 other charity boats to disembark. ah, that lives on al jazeera, millions of americans are voting for who will represent them in congress. the polls have closed in several states, all 435 seats in the house of representatives are up for grabs. and $35.00 of the centers, $100.00 seats are being contested. the elections will also determine the future of pres

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jesse era. what happens the in new york has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people. the mayor of the city and i said in doing way with the curfew. that was it was to get everybody off . it's international perspective with the human types zooming way in and then pulling back out again. ah, knowledge is here. where every oh a ha, ha, ha.

with fight to jess and attack helicopters. and 23 wrote in a statement that is the asteroid sort of displacing people. every one we spoke to here said they ran in fear before that as soon as the rebels came close and 23 widely known for forcing civilians to fight or work. and so killing them if they don't, nobody here knows if or when it will be safe enough to go home. in the meantime, they desperately need help. malcolm webb, al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo, a russian appointed official in ukraine's. her san region says the mass evacuation of civilians has ended, but the ukrainian governments is described. the movers force deportation assa bay has more from creepy re in central ukraine. will have been hearing about is evacuations for a while now. russian president vladimir putin as endorsed evacuation, but i'd recreation, but there's been extra impetus over the last few days. that's because both sides have accused each other. i've talked to that damn further up river, both sides of accused each other of wanting to blow it up and it does blow, it will have devastating consequences. but there's also extra impetus, beca

with fight a jess and attack helicopters. and 23 wrote in a statement that is the strikes that of displacing people. every one we spoke to here said they ran in fear before that as soon as the rebels came close and 23, a widely known for forcing civilians to fight or work and so killing them if they don't, nobody here knows if or when it will be safe enough to go home. in the meantime, they desperately need help. malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo in japan says north korea's fired what appears to be a ballistic missile. it's the latest in a series of tests by pyongyang, that of raised regional tensions. the weapon fell into the sea of japan outside the countries exclusive economic zone. you as basketball, player brittany griner is being transferred to a russian penal collie. rhino was sentenced to 9 years in prison in august for smuggling and possessing cannabis oil. a lawyer said they don't know where she is being moved to an earthquake in nepal has killed at least 6 people. the magnitude 6.6 tremor struck ali on wednesday morning houses in the western district of doughty collapse. and the arm has been sear

and as we said all along, it is even as we been engaged in diplomacy are to try to see if we could get a mutual return to compliance with jesse fairway. we continue to exert pressure on iran for steps that it's taking to strengthen its nuclear program. in contravention of jesse foil itself, as well as the steps that it's taking in, in other areas that are post significant challenges, concerns to the people around the world. this article had fallen her source or questions on human lights on what has been dealt with. and our strategic dialogue, 1st the following greatly valley, our partnership with the united states and the collaboration between our different government entities in the united states and cut out whether to do with human last or any other aspects. as, as we said previously, the course, some of human rights in katara is the responsibility of the state towards the people. i'm every people i've got that laughter, but the who lives here in cup out and our leadership was very decisive in there. so the former, which were implemented to serve this purpose, of course the question is not just giving pledges by the stay to

with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. >> jesse: fox news alert maricopa, arizona just said it will not release anye results tonight. still waiting on nevada. [laughter] all right. we're trying to make sense of this midterm election and as more numbers come in the red waive is actually becoming clearer and clearer. so much so that republicans are actually on track to win the total popular vote by 6 points. republican candidates nationwide notched more than 50 million votes a number far greater than the democrats' showing in 2018 the year that the dems won about 40 house seats. right now the republicans 52-46% in the house. a 6 million vote margin. how did republicans only manage to pick up nine seats so far in the house? i don't know. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is poised to take nancy's gavel though and "primetime" expects him to start wielding his power right away. will there be investigations into the biden crime family, the origins of covid and our wide open southern border? we hope so. but rumors out of washington are suggesting that because of this razor thin margin, is he going to h

yeah, they said by next year i shall be cleared, but with this heart stuff acting up w. jessu see i come to school and i smile and i don't let it get to me, not out here. but now once i got home, yeah, i shut myself out and stay in my room and all that. no self rm, no nothing. i ain't that crazy, no. but ye, i'm deesse i ain't going to lie. yeah. my heart steady beating this unnatural rhythm. i'm trying to play life but it seem to keep skipping. and i open my eyes and i see something different. i'm losing my memory, i need to grip it. no right and no wrong, man i think that i'm tripping. a lot of fake people, so i keep my distance. i water whip and turn booth to a kitchen, i water whip and turn the booth to the kitchen victor sellarole: the kids that are spitting three 16-bar verses on a song won't write an essay in class. well, then that shows a deeper issue. they're not uncapable. maybe they have un-dealt-with trauma, maybe they're not being dealt with properly, maybe they've been dealt with as the bad kid forever so they're caught in a suspension cycle. courtney jacon: i f

with russia. let me, as lensky said, ukraine is moving forward and it's ready. israel says the united states decision to launch an investigation of the coming about jesse or a journalist sharina utley is a great mistake adding they will not corporate serene was shot dead by ready forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine and he occupied westbank. federals had been held in istanbul for some of the victims of sundays bombing, turkish police, arrested. 47 people, exposed and killed. 6 injured dozens, aren't as a rosanna hot, a report now from istanbul. ah, a mother prepares to bury her daughter, arzoo us soil and her 15 year old granddaughter. yeah, more they were among the victims of sundays bombing in the heart of his stumble. an attack authorities blame on the outlaw kurdistan worker's party for the p k. k. is allowed to more to suit your mike and the last time i saw her was on fraud i. we had plans. i don't know what else to say. it was here where the suspect a woman is believed to have left the bomb that exploded and assembled. busier street, mister clem is a major tourist attraction and many fear the target was chosen to cause fear and instabil

with the leader, the fake news went crazy. why would you call the taliban? because remember jesse james, he robbed the banks. he saidat's where the money is. why do you call the leader of the taliban, that's where the problem is, right. i got along with a very nice lady. they hate when i say that, i got along with kim jong-un. isn't it good i got along with him. you would've ended up at a nuclear war at that time. you could end up in another one, a different one with him and also russia and also people don't know what the hell they are doing. but we have so many things happening that were unforced errors. inflation should've never happened. now everything is inflated and energy is less than many other things. forget about buying a turkey for thanksgiving. as anybody bought a turkey yet for thanksgiving? because if you haven't, don't waste your time. number one, you probably won't get it and you'll have to play up -- pay approximately three times more. under the radical left democrats the streets of our city are ruled by bloodthirsty gangs and violent criminals, much of the crime wave is caused by drug dealers and du

with catholic moral teaching on family and life. the democrat party violates all five nonnegotiable spirit you cannot be catholic and a democrat. >> well said, jessete election day. that is what i'm going to do. i want everybody to vote down the line. republican, red. >> there we go. thank you so much, 39 years. i will not get that wrong again. what is your name? >> maple. >> you live near the border in the border is out of control. how should voters consider that when they go to the ballot box? >> they need to understand the border is out of control. we need to find at our front door asking for food and water all the time. they need to vote for people who's going to close the border. i am not against people coming to america. they just need to come legally. >> legally and the right way. there is only one side doing it that way these days. thank you for your time. one more we have to go to this family near and dear to my heart. they have seven kids the old-fashioned way. congratulations, it is awesome, 21-1. when you look at your family, what is the issue most top of mind for you? >> obviously it is inflation for us. there is a whole set of challe

said this to you goff, jesse. these people like aoc create a world which can which they expect everyone else to live. in everyone else has to will deal withof these decisions. but not her, not everybody else. they get to have the security and protection. it's denied of everyone else. that seems incredibly unfair. >> steve: concerned with political crime. not actual crime the threat of political crime. dana loesch, thank you so much for joining "jesse watters primetime." >> good to see you. >> jesse: always a pleasure. now turning to another story. legendary tv host and comedian jay leno is recovering from serious injuries following an accident this weekend. national correspondent bill melugin is here with the latest. bill, what happened? >> well, jesse, it sounds pretty painful. jay leno is now in a bern center after he suffered pretty significant injuries to his face in a car mishap which ended up forcing him to cancel an appearance in vegas over the weekend. here is what happened according to it tmz garage near burbank whereas an avid car collector he vehicles. when one of those cars burst into flames without any kind of warning whatsoe

with a tail wind like that. he is going to run. look as i said earlier president trump needs to wait to announce 2024 if that's what he wants to do. 2022. >> jessedesantis primary battle? >> i hope there is not a battle. i don't think our party could afford a battle. but, at the same time, you know, we will see. i trust our guys. let's put it this way, desantis and trump in a battle. kamala, joe, pete buttigieg perhaps a battle. i will take our battle and i think we will prevail. >> jesse: what happens with the senate? you heard lindsey. he is still confident is he going to get to 51. >> only get to 51 if we stay on message. every republican steps in the state of georgia don't step in there unless the words on your lip is herschel walker will stop the biden agenda. every republican on message. got to be unified. >> jesse: herschel walker.com is the name of the website. >> there you go. i heard that too, twice. >> jesse: coming up, we sent johnny out to ask new yorkers about what they really think about the midterms. ♪ ♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fa

with fight a jess and attack helicopters. and 23 wrote in a statement that it's the asteroid that, of displacing people. every one we spoke to here said they ran in fear before that as soon as the rebels came close and 23, a widely known for forcing civilians to fight or work and for killing them if they don't, nobody here knows if or when it will be safe enough to go home. in the meantime, they desperately need help. malcolm web al jazeera, goma, democratic republic of congo. the un high commissioner for human rights is urge egypt to immediately release, jailed egyptian british political activists. allah abdel fatter. he's been on a 7 month hunger strike in prison and stopped drinking water 2 days ago when the cop 27 summit began in egypt. vol. could turk says the blog as life is in imminent danger, and he needs medical attention. he's been imprisoned on several occasions most recently since september 2019. meanwhile, the cop 27 talks have been dominated by calls for wealthy nations to help poor countries withstand climate change. at one of your pledge made at cop 15 to provide a $100000000000.00 a year to poor countries by 2020 stil

said. frank, good catching up with you. frank luntz, pollster extraordinaire. here comes t "the five." >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesseian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five," live from fox square. it is decision day in america after countless hours of campaigning and candidates fighting to win over voters, it is now time for you to decide. the first polls closing in less than an hour from now, and what happens tonight could send shockwaves across the country. washington

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jesse had just started working at the store and says her life will never be the same. >> it was my fifth day at work and i have to live with all this now. >> reporter: she said she wasa packed break room when the manager came in laughing and, without warning, began firing. >> he pointed the gun at me and looks at me and puts the gun up in my hair and said, jesse, go home i ran. i didn't look back i didn't want to look back >> reporter: do you know why he let you go, jesse? do you have any idea >> no, i don't >> reporter: many left grieving this holiday week. >> i'm so sorry for all the families that right now are missing their loved one before >> reporter: president biden says that he is and the first lady are grieving for the families adding, quote, we mourn for those who will have empty seats at their thanksgiving table because of these tragic events craig. >> just so tragic. all right. cal perry in chesapeake. cal, thank you >>> also this morning, nearly two weeks after a quadruple homicide rocked the university of idaho campus, police stil don't have a motive or suspect it has will locals on edge gadi, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. investigators