teleprompter to know there is not two js and ll cool j. >> jesse: biden on the edge of a knife and trump has gotten a gun. >> i've never taken a penny from a foreign source. >> jesse: china sent the bidens money while julio was running for president. >> here's one goal for the educational system. it's not a counseling session. it's not a self-help area. it is not somewhere to find yourself. >> jesse: schools now therapy sessions for white liberals. plus... ♪ ♪ "prime time" would like to ask for forgiveness. as cheerleaders and the free britney movement we believe we are fighting for women's rights. the custodian ship seemed archaic. we thought freeing britney would help her mental health but we were wrong. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ watching britney juggling knives is like watching politics in 2023. nervous that anything could happen at any minute and if you think about it the whole country has been dancing on the edge of a knife. washington is toying with the idea of the president dying. he just told the world it was time for bed. now the white house has dropped operation warp speed and unveiled operation "don't let him trip." that's right, axios reports the rest of the biden presidency will be solely focused on keeping him upright. the belief is that joe biden falls again, he loses reelection. white house trainers are literally making the president practicing balancing acts. joe biden has special shoes and a special staircase to enter and exit air force one. every candidate who has fallen has lost the election. president ford, who played football at michigan, tumbled to the tarmac. bob dole in '96 capsized on stage and he was 72 at the time. nearly a decade younger than joe biden. duel went on to lose to clinton. joe biden has fallen four times, once up the stairs of air force one, once off his bike, once on stage at west point. the fourth time was at a site where he broke his foot playing with his dog. biden promised us he'd get us back to normal. isn't worried about us. he's worried about making himself normal so we are at the point where joe biden can say anything you want as long as he says it on his feet. over the weekend, joe biden couldn't say ll cool j. he called the rapper "boy." >> you know why joe biden corrected himself? he is a hundred and 37 years old. he understands the word boy and the implications about white men referring to a black man as boy. >> ll cool j has been wrapping since joe biden was 44. ll cool j has been white famous for at least 35 years. this is a prime example it doesn't matter how many black people you are around. doesn't matter how many black people you have in your administration, if it's not authentic, to him than it won't come off as authentic to anyone. trying to make this 197-year-old man some cool simply because he's talking to black people and there's nothing more uncool than someone trying too hard to be cool. >> jesse: there it is. the biden presidency has been choreographed from the beginning. we elected a stand-in, and understudy, not a real president. but the white house believed that if they could just build enough fake white house edits, hide him from the press and keep him away on vacation, they fool you. if they had enough props around him, the aviators, kamala, they would pull it off but you can't prop up a prop and the stories he's telling don't add up. we are watching a puppet show fall apart right before our eyes. the president flew directly over east palestine to march in a picket line with union workers who were getting reamed by his green policies. the most pro-union president in history spent 87 seconds making a speech to the autoworkers and he did what he always does. he made it about himself. >> uaw picket lines. i tell you what. it's the first time ever done it as president. >> jesse: why does biden have a bullhorn when there's no one there? because it is all stagecraft. biden's focus isn't on the forgotten man. it's on the man who keeps forgetting, himself. blacks, union workers, biden has lost his base so now they just have to keep him from falling on his face. while democrats are on the edge of the night with biden, donald trump has morphed his campaign from huge rallies to retail politics. up close and personal with the forgotten man. he is swimming in the base. yesterday he walked into a gun shop in south carolina and went shopping. >> they like me. i want to buy one. [laughter] >> jesse: the story says trump didn't actually buy a gun which is good because that would have been a bail violation. like charlemagne's head, you fake authenticity. trump's swashbuckling, signing women's t-shirts, barnstorming dairy queens, he is not tripping. he is flipping burgers, the likelihood of a second trump term is coming into focus for the washington establishment and they are terrified they are going to prison. >> general milley raise the price of a possibility he thought if trump was elected he withdrew his opponents in jail. are you concerned you could be on trump's enemies list? >> sure. i think there probably a lot of people that are potentially on such a list so yeah, that's a real concern for many of us. >> jesse: the trump revenge tour is in full swing. he is teasing treason, pulling broadcast licenses, my guys in the desert see it coming. betting markets in vegas for the first time have trump winning. i went in vegas see someone living on the edge of the night, the smart money moves. the billionaires, the blacks, the unions, the young voters and central intelligence agency are all moving against biden. here now, the former host at espn. stage, was i wrong to free britney? >> yes. is that even a question? come on, jesse. i thought you knew better. she has been doing that stuff for years and her vegas home, just never with knives. hopefully you have now learned your lesson. >> jesse: i have learned my lesson i don't have an apologize but again i am very, very sorry for leading the charge. we've got trump. he is out there with a gun in the hand. biden is about her trip. what is going on in the united states? >> this breaks my heart even have to talk about. maybe it's my army brat military upbringing where the pride in america has always been at the forefront in my priority has been raising my kids even america has lost what has made it great. the decorum alone to me is a really big deal when you have what's going on as far as attire, clothing policies the nation's capital. from that and what was on the video earlier about what's happening in chicago and los angeles. people eating each other. forget about helping somebody, right question what they are videoing it. i feel like it goes back to 2016. a change in the anger that so many people have been donald trump was actually elected. then from 2020, with covid and with george floyd, to me this has been a really quick downhill slide. to me, as concerning as anything that i've ever seen in my 50 years. the turning point is right now. today. if we don't take a stand in many ways and i mean at grassroots levels like having difficult conversations in our homes and school board meetings and colleges and universities where they usually don't allow it and with our bosses and leaders and i use that word," whether it's corporate america or in the nation's capital. if this doesn't happen now i believe the america that most of us have grown to love and be proud of is gone forever. i wish i were exaggerating. >> jesse: you said you have that feeling that you had in 2016. i know exactly what you're talking about. i had the same feeling. for some people, that's a great feeling. for other people, that's a feeling of fear. you just saw clapper. he think he's going to get locked up. describe that feeling you have that you had in 2016 they were and experiencing again. >> the word fear is something that again, nobody really likes to face but that is exactly where i am now. for me, during that election, it was basically with all politicians to me it's the lesser of two evils. choosing the one that got elected because to me was the lesser of the evil. and now look what's happening. i mean fear even in the election process because of what happened in 2020. i don't like obviously to feel that way because to me it's like a do-or-die situation. we have to do something now about it and grassroots levels. but i do have fear. i was in new york city for the first time in a few months last week. first time i've ever felt fear, walking in midtown manhattan. i think we all know why. i have fear now everywhere i go. in stores and airports. because of what could happening right behind us and what would have been formerly safe places, safe havens. the biggest fear is if we continue to live like this and don't stand up and say no, wait a minute, to our employers. i do feel this is on us. with our children. this transgender in sports issue that i've been dealing with. people aren't saying anything because they are afraid, rightfully so, being canceled, discipline, punished. the fear is real but if we don't stand up little by little one by one together, then i feel like it's our own fault. >> jesse: you're right. you got to stand up, face your fear and say no. even say no to britney. no, britney. do not play with knives. >> that's on you. i never said yes to her. that's on you. >> jesse: i agree. i will apologize. she says those were fake knives but i know it's real. stage, thank you so much. fox news alert. oversight year james comer has just released a bombshell piece of evidence that could be the nail in the coffin for biden's career. $250,000 wire transfer from china directly to joe biden's home address in delaware. while he was running for president. in august 2019, just months after joe biden announced his candidacy, the chinese sent a quarter million dollars electronically to joe biden's wilmington, delaware, address. hunter biden receive the money it is checking account and his checking account listed his father's primary residence. not only do joe biden shake the hand of the man who sent his family money, he had coffee with him and spoke to him on the phone. after vp joe flew his son hunter on air force to to beijing and hunter flew home on air force two with a big of money. vice president joe biden rode letters of recommendation for jonathan lee's children to georgetown and brown and the minute biden announces a presidential run, the same chinese guy sends the biden family $250,000. out of the blue. to a checking account with joe biden's address on it. and once joe biden gets elected, he starts doing china favors. he does fancy apis china task force, covers up the lab lee, doesn't balloon. now we have the chinese bribing them biden family while joe was vice president, after he was vice president and while he was a presidential candidate. what do you think the chances are the chinese are still bribing the biden family? we might find out tomorrow. sources tell "jesse watter primetime" that additional evidence could be released as early as tomorrow that may show biden family offshore accounts and irs agents being obstructed from pursuing leads into biden family members. the bribery statute is written so that bribing a politicians family is still primary. u.s. code section 201b2 spells it out for all you lawyers out there. here now, near post reporter john levine. what do you make of this new revelation? >> it is starting to get hot in here, isn't it? you're starting to see the flames. in some ways we have proven this to my times already. this is just another piece of evidence demonstrated what we already know but i think it's very, very notable, this is weeks after joe biden announces he's running for president. in any other context, an illegal campaign donation. i want to draw attention to this house joe biden was living in. primary residence in delaware, the house with the classified documents left on the table in the garage. this is the house where hunter biden was living while he was an active crack addict and alcoholic with access to these classify doctrines while working with foreign business partners. this is the house where he sent the whatsapp message in 2017 saying i am sitting here with dad right now, to his chinese partners, you better pay up. this house is like the world headquarters of the joe-hunter paypaper play llc. we are learning more and more. i have to credit the oversight committee. they have brought so much new information to light. we learn more and we are going to see what happens. >> jesse: let's play a little game, shall we? let's say a couple weeks after donald trump comes down the golden escalator that the russians wired don jr. a quarter of a million dollars to the trump tower address. >> you don't even have to finish that sentence. >> jesse: trump gets elected and go soft on russia. whatever. >> what's crazy is the trump-russian narrative was constructed on the steele dossier which is a completely discredited document and it was an oppo research file from hillary clinton. the hunter biden-joe biden-china-ukr aine stuff is based on the hard drive confirmed many times over. it's based on things like fbi confidential sources. we talked about bribery earlier. remember the fbi confidential informant that said he spoke to the head of the ukrainian energy company where hunter biden hunter biden-joe biden-china-ukr was on the board and he was paying 5 million to both biden's and he just kept hunter because even though he was dumb as a dog, his words, he needed access to his father. that's an fbi confidential informant, not a steele dossier. >> jesse: tomorrow we believe we may have more information at offshore accounts. what does that tell you? if the president of the united states has secret offshore accounts or his family does? >> it's really, really weird and you know look, if there was a small, there's fire. if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a dock. we are looking at a duck. >> jesse: thanks for your reporting. keep up the good work. a racist shoot-out at berkeleyf next. for colon cancer.♪ ♪it's time to use my voice,♪ ♪i've got a choice, more than one answer.♪ ♪i sat down with my doc.♪ we had a talk. ♪knew just what to say.♪ ♪i asked for cologuard and did it my way.♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high 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called dependents for a reason. they depend on us, who have fully developed brains. you cannot feel your way through life. >> jesse: feel your way through life is exactly how we have this generation of students. and why they are so weak. like this group of law students at uc berkeley who faced the most difficult challenge of their budding careers a few weeks ago when they showed up to an optional lecture with a conservative. heather macdonald, an expert, who has studied the consequences of these wildlife policies specifically their impact on the minority population. the people of the left to protect. when news got out that heather was coming to campus, with facts, the students vandalized her flyers. labeling her a racist. heather still showed up. here's how that went. >> we are changing standards for medical honor society. we are changing standards for hiring and for promotion in medicine. i for one do not want to be in a medical system where race has been determined to be more important than actual scientific knowledge. >> who are you! who are you? >> jesse: shouted down for only saying the best medical student should become doctors rather than those elevated because they happen to be a certain race. it's not a strange concept. it's how everything in the world works. you put in the work, you started, ply yourself then you see a payoff. students at berkeley art learning how to be well-adjusted functioning members of society, they are stuck in a world where everything is racist including asking what's racist. >> as far as your claim that you experience every day racism and discrimination on the campus, i would like exact examples and please name some names about the professors. because i can tell you that berkeley fought like hell to contain its racial preference so having disagreement is racism? it's racist to disagree with your point of view? >> jesse: heather macdonald, manhattan institute fellow and author of "the diversity delusion" joins me. what was your impression of the group of students at berkeley? >> it was both amusing and depressing, jesse, because they are absolutely committed to the victim identity and that is based on an absolute misapprehension of reality. they are living in a fantasy almost psychotic world where they actually believe that the berkeley law school they suffer as they say, racism everything will day. the fact of the matter is is that berkeley law school and the rest of the university of california is so desperate to get its number of black students and black faculty up, that it admits students and hires faculty with grades, test scores, academic skills much lower than their white and asian peers. you tell me, how can that make that institution a racist institution? it's twisting itself into knots to get its black members up and yet the students are emotionally invested in the idea of their victimhood. >> jesse: could they give an example of how they were discriminated against at berkeley? >> one student mentioned that he had been asked for his idea from a police officer. i have no idea what the circumstances of that word, whether he matched somebody's description, a criminal suspect's description, whether there was a universal i.d. checking going on. as far as the real issue, which is naming your professors and the administrators who are racist. there was nothing. all there was was heckling. >> jesse: okay. i have asked to show my i.d. before and i never thought much of it. heather, i want to show you something james carville said. for some reason james carville and i agree on something. listen. >> the western, habitually the most stupid naive people you can imagine. they come up with these really goofy constructs. it's all about feeling, feeling good about yourself. >> jesse: have these academics, these elite leftist academics taken hold of these coastal cities and destroy them? >> well, i think carville is a little naive. i think it's much more serious. it's about a hatred of a civilization deemed to white and male. we are tearing down meritocratic behavioral standards. everything your viewers might be puzzled about with law enforcement today is driven by race. the reason the prosecutors are not prosecuting crime in the recent police are not making arrests and stops is because doing so has a disparate impact on blacks. not because the law is racist but because blacks have much, much higher rates of criminal offending and we have decided as a society would rather not enforce the law and put up with these carjackings, the mass looting, shootings, then have a disparate impact on blacks. the time for the race puzzle is over, jesse. standards are not racist. we are lowering our expectations for blacks which guarantees they will remain perpetually behind. the solution is one single color brined standard of mary. i don't care if we have no females in institutions, no gays, no whites, asians. i just want the most qualified. >> jesse: lowering standards is racist and 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major shift in our culture. new research shows 50 million people live in this country right now are born here. they came here. millions of them illegally. and it exploded under joe biden. we have always been a nation of immigrants but never like this. in 1970 only 10 million immigrants lived in america. today it's five times that number. come to america and vote blue and they are streamlining it. the migrant express. hundreds of illegals heading right for the border. they call it the beast, the illegals strap on their native legs. they are not just coming here by train, biden is letting illegals flying to the country also. remember the broken app illegals used. they can use it in the air. biden like 200,000 illegals fly into america's airports. they can check in on the app. these are secret flights. we wouldn't know about it if it wasn't for a foia and we still don't know where they landed. but at this rate every big city in small town look at the new york treatment, complete transformation to appease the illegals and their protectors. a black market economy run by giant corporations hiring illegals to deliver their food, work the factories and pick their crops. oh and the cia is in it as well. >> the cia needs the money they derived from the cartels and illegal activities that they get involved in. the cia cannot find some of these black operations with money provided by congress because they would have to report it. stay on a worldwide phenomenon, mass migration event. italian islands will have more african illegals than they do italians. spain can handle the migrants either. the west is radically changing and our leaders are the ones pulling the levers. brandon judd is the president of the national border patrol council. so they fly in 200,000 illegals and its secret? that's not a border policy. >> is a border policy. ports of entry of the airports, that is functionally the border. everything this administration is doing is turning down all of our borders, whether it's on the ports of entries, whether it's right on the arm border were between our ports of entry, everything this it administration is doing is tearing down our borders and what's really frustrating terrace in one of us is everybody knows these individuals crossing the borders illegally, they are being coached on what they need to do inertia stay here in the united states in perpetuity. these individuals are never leaving our country. once they get released into the united states. >> jesse: what do the agents that you're involved with tell you? >> every single one of us are truly frustrated because we know that all of this, everything we are seeing on tv today could end tomorrow, if this administration would give us proper policy. this comes down to policy. it doesn't come down to technology, doesn't compound resources, doesn't come down to the manpower. if we have the policy we could shut the border down tomorrow. we proved it under president trump and we can prove it again but this administration constantly pander to open border activist because they feel that's what they need to increase their political prospects. it's all about them. president biden wants to remain in the white house and to remain in the white house he has to energize his face to get out to the ballot. he knows his bases largely those individuals that want open borders. >> jesse: he thinks opening the border is going to get him reelected or do you think there is an ulterior motive? >> there is always an ulterior motive and everything that has to do with politics but we look at these individuals, you just had 50 million people were not born here in the united states. these individuals have been coached to know that if they come to our country illegally and they have a child in the united states, that child is now united states citizen. that's what we call an anchor, that individual will never have to leave this country because they have a u.s. citizen child. they are coached know all of this information. they are coached by the cartels. this is how the cartels generate a profit. the cartels tell these individuals what they need to don't to be released into the united states may generate a profit. it's everything about this administration is about politics. it's about staying in office. it's about getting reelected. energizes their base, that's what they are trying to do. >> jesse: it's a pasteubastardization of the pol. we have to have an orderly immigration system in this country like every other great nation or elsewhere not a great nation. brandon, thank you. speaking of, how often do you think about the roman empire? >> jesse: one of the most influential empires in history, the roman empire. the roman empire had some of history's biggest figures. julius caesar, mark anthony and the gladiators. >> are you not entertained! >> jesse: the roman empire's legacy is felt everywhere in the west from law to architecture and now on the internet. >> how often do you think the roman empire? >> i don't know. at least once a day. >> i don't know. probably three or four times a week. >> definitely weekly. >> if i would see on average, half the days. >> the roman empire or holy roman empire? >> the roman empire. >> probably two or three times a day. >> jesse: women across the nation are in shock about why their boyfriends and husbands are thinking about the roman empire so much because apparently the ladies don't really think about it too much. what is driving men to think about it so often? it turns out a lot of men are looking to the roman empire for some self-reflection. >> you think about the roman empire once a week? >> it has stories and lessons within the roman empire want to do and what not to do. >> where are you thinking about the roman empire? >> it was so great. what the [bleep]. >> jesse: the roman empire actually fell because of inflation and societal division. our next guest says there's more parallels than you think between current day america and the roman empire. alexander mariotti is a consultant who consulted on gladiator to and is coming to us from of course rome. there has been a renaissance of the roman empire discussion. it's a meme. what parallels are there and why are we thinking about it so m much? >> well, the easy answer to that is we are exceptionally roman i think anybody who visits room or adults slightly interim history finds there are a multitude of similarities between us and the romans. were ultimately roman and heavily influenced our everyday life but these people who lived 2,000 years ago. >> jesse: what were the reasons they roman empire collapsed? it doesn't have anything to do with the united states today? >> well, there is infinite parallels between the united states and roman they are not coincidental. we have in rome, roman republic was founded by a group of patricians, fathers. and the revolutionaries thought what a great name and call themselves the founding fathers. it isn't by coincidence that rome and america have the similarities? you use the same three branch system of government the romans used, same justice system. the parallels also fall into culture. there is a great deal of roman culture in american culture. as far as the roman empire is concerned, the decline is a point of contention people argue about consistently but certainly one of the country reading factors was inflation and division and society which i mention one american point of view is not a comforting phrase to hear. in my opinion, it might be a chance to perhaps correct of course that has already been taken in history. >> jesse: as rome was following what was the leadership doing politically? >> floundering, floundering desperately. above all, massacring the middle classes which -- the middle class which was ultimately the biggest problem, the inequality of rome exceeded what it should have been and instead of correcting it for the best, they worsened, they lead to higher inflation, led to a real loss of what the romans or what we would call the way of life there were accustomed to. >> jesse: and you see those dangers parallels today in the united states? >> well, you know, as a historian i tried to be political. but it is certainly the great thing about roman history and probably why people are thinking about the roman empire is that we have the ability to look back and see where we are and where we are going and hopefully fix it and i think it's inevitable that one would look at the current state of america and not think to the events that took place 2,000 years ago. >> jesse: so we should stop watching football all weekend and maybe pay attention to what's going on in the rest of the country? >> well, to show you the parallels with rome, one of the fastest growing sports in america is mma. it's two men of mixed martial arts walking tour small arena. if you google gladiatorial combat you find it's probably the exact same description. if teen hour roman this to be by games and buy fancy distractions put there purposely to avoid us looking at what the true situation was. the more room was in turmoil, the more games put on. there's a parallel to be made. >> jesse: interesting. thank you so much for joining us. have a nice glass of cab for me. up next, a new revelation about dr. fauci's ties to the cia. ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines 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the morning. first up, commander biden at it again, the first families to 2-year-old german shepherd has bitten another secret service agent. for those of you keeping score at home that's the 11th known biting incident. charlie, would you like to just say anything about this dog, this poor, poor dog. >> the poorest dog. do you have a dog questioning >> jesse: yes. >> how do you act around your dog? >> jesse: loving. >> doesn't guard dog see all the things about you you don't want anyone to see. access to your most private moments. >> jesse: are you saying that rookie looks at me when i'm trying to have a private moment. >> i think ricky is around and everything is happening, the things you're saying and imagine the sites this dog sees. the things we think we know. >> jesse: he's -- >> it's a cry for help. >> jesse: bringing in the biden energy and biting secret service agents. they deserve a medal. >> who knows where hunter is leaving his drugs around. the dog could be high. >> jesse: you do not want a german shepherd high. bill de blasio is enjoying retirement. the former mayor taking part in what they call a three hour make out. it makes sense since he does still live with his wife who he is separated from. there they are, charlie. we should have had a viewer warning. >> do you think he goes home and tells his still technically his wife what his day was like. >> jesse: your ex who you're living with. >> you would have to. he's got lipstick all over. she's got to have questions. >> jesse: doing it at a bar because he can't bring the woman home? >> it might get awkward but knowing the details of the relationship, i would say nothing is off-limits here. >> jesse: what did he know? >> he knew she was a lesbian. >> jesse: wait a second. she was a lesbian? is she kissing anybody for three hours? >> i would say yes. i would say yes. the thing is i don't want to speculate. i don't want to envision that because i don't want to vomit on your side. but bill de blasio, i feel bad because for any man i do want all of you to live your best lives, especially when it was married to a lesbian activist and still has to live with her but for bill de blasio, knowing did to new york city. >> jesse: let's give him a lesbian straight. even if it was just for a couple years. up next, dating show from the u.k. has warning for this one. >> picking a partner based solely on us never met anybody like this and i don't know where to look. >> jesse: i didn't know women were so superficial. >> who knew. if your friends start canceling on you, you know what's going on. they are staying journalist i feel like i have no choice because i feel like to have all need to binge all six seasons. i'm going to be watching for the of course. he wouldn't be a journalist if you didn't dive deep into the show. it's just an investigation. no wants to see your search history, charlie. neither does your animal. >> my animal nose way too much about me. my animal doesn't bite anyone so we are eye is better. they don't want me to excited. glasses, no glasses, makeup? no more glasses. until the next time i get makeup in it matthew. hey, lol cool jesse. i know that you are waters and this is your world but please tell me things are going to get better. they are going to get better. i promise. charlie from south carolina. i'd like to imagine a world where people like sage steel were our politicians. the rumor is sages being recruited to run for office. not going to say where or by who might have to add a new title. now we know why biden goes home so often. he needs to check his wires. it came through. alan from connecticut. britney's names are as fake as hunter's laptop. i thought you were going to say as fake as something else. good line. john. i think of the roman empire when i ordered a caesar salad. aaron from texas. that's a great town. my grandmother thinks i can't get my text on your show. prove her wrong. take that, grandma. that's all for us tonight. always remember i'm 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