[laughter]r] >> hi jesse. to capture the youth of america, it seems likely to express conservative values that's the way funny, hip, cool. you talk about early jimmy kimmel, steve colbert it seems like the fox network is embracing this idea between tyrus and the rest of you with the young conservative media. is that something we can look forward to seeing more of with the younger conservative voices? [applause] >> being conservative is cool. it's cool when you're 80 it is cool when you're 19. because you have the facts on your side and you are unafraid. that has always been that renegade attitude in this country. the risktakers, the pioneers, the loud mouth, the jokester's. [laughter]e the people who are willing to put themselves out there and say things that could be t controversial. thosehe people always been involved in comedy comedy is where you push that edge. you cannot push that edge seriously? [laughter] so you have to't have a platform that is willing to stand by people to take risks. because you cann

., jesse watters, and she bungee jumps off a step stool, perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ fox news alert, potential major breakthrough in the manhunt for brian laundrie. the fbi confirming that they have what appears to be human remains at florida wilderness park along with personal items belonging to laundrie, laura ingle's is in gabby petito's town with the latest. >> hey, great, no confirmation, a lot of people were hoping to hear the fbi say something about who these human remains belong to, but we did not get that in the press conference moments ago. but the fbi giving us a significant update in the search for brian laundrie. and one of the things that caught our ear and the press conference was that they said that brian laundrie was a person of interest in the murder of gabby petito. they never use that language before, the fbi holding the news conference about the human remains that were found today. listen. >> earlier today, investigators found what appears to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack, a notebook belonging to

. >> jesse: you do agree with me though? >> harold: jesse ever calls just don't. [laughter] >> dana: 10 to 9 and a half. that's all is he asking for. >> greg: need to study this. >> dana: great monday, everybody. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: they are pretty loud. >> jesse: thank you. >> bret: thank you, all. good evening welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as president biden struggles to sway members of his own party to support his domestic agenda, he is blaming republicans for not cooperating on an effort to raise the federal debt limit. the president saying that the g.o.p. is risking what he calls a self-inflicted wound that takes our economy over a cliff. meanwhile the president appears to be minimizing a verbal attack against one of the democratic senate holdouts who is taking considerable flack over immigration. we will go live to the southern border in a bit for a live repo

caller: thank you, jesse. just to the point of the one lady who called in, critical race theory is child abuse because it teaches children to hate themselves, to hate others, to hate our police and hit our country. -- hate our country. there are many disasters currently going on with mr. biden and ms. harris but it is a terrible thing to be fired for a reason that is not the person's fault. for mr. biden to threaten people, including nurses who know something about medical things like covid, to threaten them, to be fired unless they submit to taking the vaccine they do not want -- maybe they had covid already and have the antibodies or maybe some of them are pregnant and they don't want to take a chance with their child or maybe things like, and this is a fact, women's menstrual periods have been irregular or excessive. that is unamerican. that is mean and cruel to threaten people with that. host: let's go to mike calling from covington, north carolina other republican line. good morning. caller: hey, jesse. c

jess: we've been dating since high school? amine: maybe, like, six years now? jess: yeah. it's 6 years. heh. everyone is always asking, "what's your next move," right? like, "what are yodoing after graduation?" like, "what are you doing with your life? what's the plan?" what are you doing? da da da. i think the pandemic has allowed us to say, "i don't know," and that be an acceptable answer. amine: that is very true. jess: and i think in the sense of our relationship too, like, before, it's like, what's going to happen? like, you know, what's your future? what are you doing? where are you moving? and now, it's like, "i just don't know," a that's ok. and i'm just with someone that makes me happy and that i love, and that's all i need right now. i don't think that means there's less or more seriousness. it's just shifts the perspective of how we're looking at our relationship. amine: i think the pandemic maybe just gives more-- it steers the changes in different ways. i think, in relationships, you always need to change together. jess: yeah. amine: and, like, whether you cha

we will talk about jesse nelson. she is white and accused of pretending to be black in her first solo single. this is an issue called black fishing. ♪ >> let's begin with this g20 summit involving leaders in the world's richest countries promising to give more help to afghanistan. it does not mean they are recognizing the taliban. let's begin with the u.n. secretary general. >> we need to find ways to make the economy breathe again. these can be done without violating international laws or compromising principles. we must seek ways to create conditions to allow afghan professionals and civil servants to continue working to serve the afghan population. i urge the world to take action and inject liquidity into the afghan economy to avoid collapse. >> the summit was hosted by italy, a virtual affair, and it focused on shoring up the fragile afghan economy. on the taliban took over in august, the u.s. and others suspended eight. -- aid. in 2019, it accounted for 75% of government spending. bear in mind $9 billion of fo

thanks, jesse. host: well, in front of congress, several executives from oil companies came to talk about what their companies are doing and what they have not done when it comes to climate change and here is a study from the associated press. top executives from oil giants denied spreading misinformation about climate change as they sparred thursday with congressional democrats over allegations that they concealed evidence about the dangers of global warming. testifying on a landmark house hearing, a ceo said the company he is the ceo of said the company has longer knowledged the risk of climate change and has devoted significant resources to addressing those risks. the statements on climate have always been true, inconsistent with mainstream science, wood said. democrats immediately challenge the statement by woods and other executives. -- "they are obviously lying like to -- like tobacco executives were," said the chairman of the house oversight committee. republicans on that committee argued tha

jesse. break this announcement today was coordinated with seven other bay area county health offices and the city of berkley. we're on a path to eliminate the use of masks when you go into businesses like the one behind me, but remember, we're at the beginning of this journey, not at the end. essentially we want to ensure that we have many layers of prevention. santa clara county health officer, dr sara cody says a three phased metric system is being adopted by all counties except solano. the move is a pathway to end the use of masks while indoors and one that is easy to follow. under the plan, community covid transmission rates must be low and stable, no higher than the cdcs yellow phase. hospitalizations also need to be low and stable relative to capacity limits and is determined by local officials and vaccination rates at 80% or eight weeks after children aged 5 to 11 begin getting vaccinated. i think people appreciate understanding the metrics that help us no. when we can relax our use o

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interestingly enough jesse gives birth to a baby girl on january 26, 1864. would you like to do the math with me? [laughter] in 1866 dr. peters files for divorce citing abandonment on the base at may 7, 1863. a couple reconciled though a couple of years later and georgian jesse sold their springfield home and 73 and moved to memphis with george passing in 1889 and jesse passing in 1921. ironies of all ironies. the daughter reportedly took care of the doctor on his stick bed. that was the point if there's splitting in the first place i'm sure. in conclusion ladies and gentlemen that's the reported bloodstains that are in the house today. in conclusion ladies and gentlemen the coverage of van dorn's death was toward the allegiance of the publication. the murder quote the murder of general van dorn had conspicuous traitor poster i can a thrill of horror through the whole south. pennsylvania's weekly herald said this man was the conspicuous traitor and he had not a particle of moral principles. he he would seek to see friend and foe and a violent death was the n

.♪ ♪jess, ¡te desean mucha suerte en tu entrevista!♪ ♪ heyyyy! you got this, jess!♪ ♪ whoo! go, jess!!♪ ♪ la confianza te queda muy bien.♪ toyota. vayamos juntos. autoridades estadouniden jorge: autoridades estadounidenses desbarataron una red de contrabando. los narcos usaban las redes sociales y crypto monedas. alejandro: las drogas a bases de fentanilo se han convertido en un problema de salud pÚblica en estados unidos. la dea revelÓ los resultados de un operativo realizado en las Últimas ocho semanas, en el que se arrestaron a mÁs de 800 personas y se decomisaron una gran cantidad de fentanilo. >> tiene una gran potencia, es 50 veces mÁs potente que la heroÍna. es mucho mÁs barato, no necesita la tierra para cultivarse. alejandro: los narcos utilizan las aduanas para traer a mÉxico los ingredientes de fentanilo. el gobierno hace todo lo posible para evitarlo, como estos perros detectores. el reto para esos caninos es terminar con el trÁfico de precursores quÍmicos. el fentanilo llega de china y se cocina en varios poblados mexicanos, como en sinaloa. >> m

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interestingly enough jesse gives birth to a baby girl on january 26, 1864. would you like to do the math with me? [laughter] in 1866 dr. peters files for divorce citing abandonment on the base at may 7, 1863. a couple reconciled though a couple of years later and georgian jesse sold their springfield home and 73 and moved to memphis with george passing in 1889 and jesse passing in 1921. ironies of all ironies. the daughter reportedly took care of the doctor on his stick bed. that was the point if there's splitting in the first place i'm sure. in conclusion ladies and gentlemen that's the reported bloodstains that are in the house today. in conclusion ladies and gentlemen the coverage of van dorn's death was toward the allegiance of the publication. the murder quote the murder of general van dorn had conspicuous traitor poster i can a thrill of horror through the whole south. pennsylvania's weekly herald said this man was the conspicuous traitor and he had not a particle of moral principles. he he would seek to see friend and foe and a violent death was the n

thanks, jesse. host: well, in front of congress, several executives from oil companies came to talk about what their companies are doing and what they have not done when it comes to climate change and here is a study from the associated press. top executives from oil giants denied spreading misinformation about climate change as they sparred thursday with congressional democrats over allegations that they concealed evidence about the dangers of global warming. testifying on a landmark house hearing, a ceo said the company he is the ceo of said the company has longer knowledged the risk of climate change and has devoted significant resources to addressing those risks. the statements on climate have always been true, inconsistent with mainstream science, wood said. democrats immediately challenge the statement by woods and other executives. -- "they are obviously lying like to -- like tobacco executives were," said the chairman of the house oversight committee. republicans on that committee argued tha

to suffer. >> she didn't suffer, jesse. she didn't. you know how much me and her loved each other. >> yes, sir. >> i mean, we had an awesome, awesome life together. >> yes, sir. >> how would you describe his demeanor? >> i would simply say he had zero remorse. he was talking just how we're talking, no emotion really. >> she's in heaven. we both know she's in heaven. >> yeah. >> so, that's the good news. >> one thing that struck me was he said, that's the good news. >> yeah. >> which seemed a little, like, the language was a little odd. >> yeah, it's -- it didn't make any sense to me either. and it was just, like, an eerie feeling. like, kind of why would you say that in this phone call? >> jesse couldn't get the phone call out of her head. >> i sat there and i replayed that recording so many times. >> are you expressing your concerns to judy's sons, your cousins? >> i let them listen to the phone call. and i told them, i was like, y'all, this just isn't sitting right with me. >> after judy's sons started to think about it,

and jesse, your reporting is just stunning. how does that number get up to that $52,900? >> well, it happens in lots of different ways. you know, one way is that there are sort of initial fines and fees that may follow on a criminal conviction. but then, you know, the really sort of insidious part is people get new court costs applied to them for every time they show up in court. then their debt may get sold to a collections agency, and the collections agency can charge up to 40% interest, and so everything just builds up really quickly, and when people are making, you know, minimum wage or a little bit more and they have to pay all their other bills, they end up not paying their legal debt, and it balloons very quickly. >> and desmond, you're a former convicted felon yourself who's come through this process, now a law school graduate, soon to be a member of the bar in florida fighting this fight. when that constitutional amendment was passed by 65% of the voters in florida in 2018, it did not say anything about anything other than simply granting people like you the righ

guest: thank you so much, jesse. host: we would like to thank julio ricardo varela, for being with us this morning, talking about politics, race and culture. thank you so much. guest: thank you so much. host: we would like to thank all of our guests, social media followers, and everyone for another edition of "washington journal." continue to wash her hands and stay safe♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television stations and more, including buckeye broadband. >> what i broadband -- buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's washington journal." every day we take your calls and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, the author of "climate change of the

so aasha and jesse waited in the car by the front gate. if that neighbor was right, maybe they would find lyle when he came home from work. >> i remember a few cars coming in, no, no, no of the then all of a sudden, a car that matched his description came in. >> then the car turned away from lyle and lesley's building. >> and we said oh, i guess it's not him. >> because it went in a different direction. >> that's what we thought. >> aasha and jesse probably would have waited all night but they had a new baby with them. so they headed home. it wasn't the last time aasha would have to balance being a sister and being a parent. while all this was going on you had a brand new baby. i'm guessing you weren't sleeping a whole lot anyway. i'm thinking maybe this made it just about impossible. >> i did not sleep at all. it was like such an it was like such an amalgamation of sadness and fear and love and excitement. what kept us going was the baby. >> a new life is always a reason for hope. the situation with lesley and lyle both missing was leavin

caller: good morning, jesse. good to talk to you, man. you are very, very smart and know how to carry on a conversation. i want to ask -- the first thing, i know you just read the thing about giving the $450,000, but i would like to ask the same question when they turn around those haitians, are they willing to do the same thing for the haitians? it just don't seem right, the way they treat people who are black who come over here, compared to the others. the big story of the week i wanted to talk about, i think, is democracy. that trumps everything. we lose our democracy, climate, everything is gone. right now, the thing that the rule of law has gone. you've got to have the rule of law, but trump has really just trashed that. i think biden should have gotten the attorney general to prosecute him. i think this hearing is a joke. they are wasting time, they cannot ask the right questions and people are refusing to show up. they need to be prosecuted the way they were prosecuted -- they would prosecute me or you. th

even with the leadership of the t p that they're coming to jesse, and here they are in jesse at the moment. ok, thank you very much for that update, samuel, get it to a journalist in ethiopia. i appreciate your time. conway is the latest golf country to recall its lebanese ambassador. saudi arabia and rain did the same on friday with riyadh, also barring imports of lebanese goods. the dispute comes after 11 on the information minister, criticize the saudi lead coalitions war in yemen. in a video circulating online, lebanon's president says he wants to say strong relations with riyadh, and a group has been formed to help men ties. the arab league is cooling on all parties to find resolution. the united states is starting to vaccinate is to start rather vaccinating children between the ages of $5.11 against coven. 19 the drug regulation agency has authorized a lower dose of the 5 the job for that age group. as many as 28000000 children could be eligible, the head of the food and drug administration says the move will encourage a sense of normalcy in the country. a decision follows arising in

jesse watters, have you seen this? >> no, and i don't plan on it. but he really is the perfect hollywood actress. it craves attention, loves drama and if you criticize his performance, the only hate me because i'm beautiful. >> tucker: [laughs] >> this is the thing, we don't hate the truth we just want tony to tell it. we trust the science, we just don't trust that scientist, because, tucker, this is the same guy that funded the risky research in that sloppy lab that sprung this pandemic, and then he kept us all locked inside to protect us from a virus that mostly spreads inside. so instead of resigning and doing the right thing, he goes on television and actually suggestsid that future historias document his life and treat him as a hero. h now, as someone with a healthy ego, tucker, even i blush at something like that. but maybe this is just satire. they do use susan rice as a character, the benghazi bag lady or maybe this is disney paying fauci back because disney shares went up 100% during the fauci lockdowns. everyone stayed home and watched dis

. >> jesse: thanks for the savior at long beach. seemingly forgot about his own hands and just stood there like this for an extended period of time. does anybody know what he was doing, what was all of that? all of the crisis that he himself has caused. border, afghanistan, peace strength, on the ec economy. according to joe spiking gas prices, they will not be getting better anytime soon and he blamed opec. it's not opec's fault. it's your fault, joe. why don't you call texas, oklahoma, north dakota, alaska, why don't you hire back the keystone xl pipeline workers you fired, maybe take back the way for you gave your friend vladimir whose country pays your son millions with no experience. saying there's nothing i can do about -- >> what about gas prices? >> gas prices relate to a foreign policy initiative that goes beyond the coast del myly cost of gas. that's because the supply being withheld from opec. there is a lot of negotiation that is... there is a lot of middle eastern folks who want to talk to me. i am not sure. start to ha

it was jesse jackson who joined with others to keep dr. king's dream growing with nonviolent protests. it was jesse jackson that came out and made private corporations and the private sector accountable. it was jesse jackson who formed the rainbow coalition before we ever used the term intersectionalism. it was his run for president in 1984 and 1988 that registered voters that elected black mayors and governors. jesse jackson went to far lands and brought back hostages without a portfolio from the government and without even being thanked. he has helped change america and we should salute and give him flowers while he is among us and going strong. i personally have been touched all my life by reverend jackson. when i was 12 years old my parents brought me to him. he was twice my age. he was a big brother figure. he has guided me and many others that are known and unknown with the work ethic and commitment that you put the cause ahead of your own agenda. happy birthday, reverend jackson. some of us will not forget not only what you have don

"fox news primetime" with jesse watters just down the hall. >> jesse: welcome to new york at congrats on the book. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime," i am jesse watters. only ten months into joe biden's presidency but we may already be witnessing the death of the biden agenda. boy, that was quick. americans are already turning on the embattled president as polls show his approval rating crumbling to 38% down from 50% in february. this turn might even be historically bad as biden's approval rating is now 10% lower in barack obama's was at the same time in his presidency.

jesse kelly is committed to laughing, host of "the jesse kelly show," he joins us tonight. jesse, thank you so long for coming on. y why would they release videos of themselves that make them even less appealing than you thought they were? >> because they don't know. they don't know kamala harris, she is the real life version of there is an old communist story, i'm sure you know it from the soviet union, some s 13-year-old boy who turned in his father for denouncing the regime, and then his family murdered him and he was this national hero for the soviet union, and it turned out they completely invited him. kamala harris is the real life version of that. she is a complete blank slate who believes in nothing, she never hasnkel believed in anythg except advancing to the next top job, and she is the real life version, the blank slate, they can paint her whatever she wants because every part of the system is so corrupt and rotted with this, theyheve never get challee so they do not feel the need to prevent a believable story, who is going to challenge them, tucker? >> tucker: s

mandatory vaccinations but what's happening on -- ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy and dan bongino. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> jesse: president biden on capitol hill moments ago trying to savage $3.5 trillion socialist agenda. the president not sounding too confident after stepping out of the meeting. >> i'm tell you we're going to get this done. [shouting] >> it doesn't matter

you got this, jess!♪ whoo! go, jess!!♪ ♪ la confianza te queda muy bien.♪ toyota. vayamos juntos. creemos que todo el mundo merece vivir mejor. y hoy ser solo sostenibles no es sufuciente. nuestro futuro depende de la regeneración. por eso, no solo estamos trabajando para proteger el planeta, sino para restaurarlo, renovarlo y que se reponga. así, todos podemos vivir mejor mañana. ¿tu balance de vida y trabajo? inexistente. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed punto com diagonal oferta. no te preocupes ma' ya vamos para allá. ¡con quién vienes... cuéntame! redime tu crédito de 75 dólares ¿cómo la describo...? es la que me ayuda a superar cualquier situación. la que maneja todo con serenidad, pero más que nada... es la que siempre me lleva a los mejores lugares. ¡ay, ya la quiero conocer! ¡pues ven afuera! ¿cómo que afuera? ¿no es la más hermosa? ja... ja... presentando la totalmente nueva nissan frontier. ♪ ♪ ♪ >

.♪ ♪jess, ¡te desean mucha suerte en tu entrevista!♪ ♪ heyyyy! you got this, jess!♪ ♪ whoo! go, jess!!♪ ♪ la confianza te queda muy bien.♪ toyota. vayamos juntos. no te preocupes ma' ya vamos para allá. ¡con quién vienes... cuéntame! ¿cómo la describo...? es la que me ayuda a superar cualquier situación. la que maneja todo con serenidad, pero más que nada... es la que siempre me lleva a los mejores lugares. ¡ay, ya la quiero conocer! ¡pues ven afuera! ¿cómo que afuera? ¿no es la más hermosa? ja... ja... presentando la totalmente nueva nissan frontier. yo llevo y recojo a mis hijos de la escuela. así que no puedo trabajar temprano. o tarde. sólo puedo trabajar uno o dos días a la semana por unas cuatro horas. y no puede interferir con mi otro trabajo. necesito producir lo suficiente para que valga la pena. necesito beneficios desde el primer día. y quiero empezar ya. no veo la hora de volver a estar rodeada de adultos. ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] carlos: me bajaron a la mitad de la baterÍa, llegaron mÁs de 100 comentarios y algunos dicen:" soy dominicana y

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so if they are able to cancel jesse watters, how is jesse watters going to feed his family likes. >> she's got the baby. >> right. how is he going to feed jesse junior? >> big problem. >> so that's why they are so uptight with conservative humor. >> yes. >> you can watch the rest of jesse watters discussion of his new book "how i saved the world" online @booktv.org. just use the search box at the top of the page to access our archives. >> "washington post" reporter craig whitlock begins chapter 15 in his new book the afghanistan papers this way, quote, karzai fraudulent reelection worsened a deluge of corruption that engulfed afghanistan in 2009 and 2010. dark money cascaded over the country. money launderers lead suitcases loaded with $1 million or more, more on flights leaving kabul the crooked businessmen and politicians could stash their ill-gotten fortunes offshore, unquote. we asked him to expand on this and other stories from his book, the afghanistan papers. >> "washington post" investigates reporter craig whitlock on this weeks episode of booknotes+.

ktvu jesse gary's live in santa clara county. with what we help departments will be looking at jesse. andre good evening to you and those health department spent the better part of today, tweaking the message that they will put out tomorrow. as you said, it will not take effect and it will only take effect when all the criteria are met. they're creating their own criteria, and i would suspect that the criteria would based on hospitalizations. uh cases icu capacity, all but one of the bay area's health officers set thursday to announce metrics to end indoor mask mandates for covid vaccinated persons. santa clara county's health officer revealed tuesday. the plan and push to have something concrete as soon as the end of this week. we're getting very close to having a shared set of common metrics that we would all used, according to san mateo county supervisor david canada. those metrics include the cdcs level of community transmission remaining in yellow or lower. for at least three weeks, low and stable hospitalization ratesnd

i am jesse watters. tonight, we start at the gas pump, where millions of americans are running on empty as fuel prices explode under joe biden's leadership. the cost of gas has jumped well over a dollar per gallon from last year, leaving americans across the country fed up. >> it's not working. >> it's kind of one of those things, you know, if you are traveling, you know you need, it is kind of a necessity, just like

but there was a warning, even with the leadership that, that they're coming to jesse. and here they are in jesse at the moment, syrian stay media has reported explosions near the capital, damascus. it says the military intercepted an attack in the countryside. note for the details were immediately reported, but will bring you more details as they come to hand. the annual g 20 summit is underway and ryan presidents, and prime ministers of the woods leading economies. a meeting for the 1st in person summit. since the pandemic started, italy is prime minister called for aggressive solutions to the climate change crisis. mario draggy also, she's fellow ladies to prioritize the equitable distribution of cars 19 vaccines. the pandemic is not over and are startling. this bar, it is in the global distribution of vaccines. the ny hinkle and i income countries more than 70 percent of the population has received at least one, those in the poorest ones. this percentage drops to roughly 3 percent. these differences are morally unacceptable and undermine the global recovery. that's

ah the last time i had which katya, as bella, bless jesse mac and you know, she could change the new but the most thought about us mccraney. do you you took up stages postal with me at the bowie uber, there's the lean stallion. but it's about it's the air dumping into this country and thanks for your question. cuddle share in your long and there's like some yeah yeah. vision rather still falling. are you sure you know as or 3, but i just have somebody come partner and got me out unless you have the zip code that you could you know, blow up ah, it's clear that you samaritan guys are doing their best to integrate into what must be a very different way of life, but talk about the addition of samaritan society. what does it think of then i put a siobhan legacy at all, but also to let you know be if i lost my father, can british americans allow, could i know my son? i grew up. mr. i do like my little hobbies, you will buy my auto visit a weekly dejana. i could have bought it yet. so what do you know? she miss coffee if sarah oller, i'm sorry, i learned me by mister, i'm the cas dash gazda

. >> greg: imagine the screams of the patients suffering inside, jesse. >> jesse: you do agree with me though? >> harold: jesse ever calls just don't. [laughter] >> dana: 10 to 9 and a half. that's all is he asking for. >> greg: need to study this. >> dana: great monday, everybody. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: they are pretty loud. >> jesse: thank you. >> bret: thank you, all. good evening welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as president biden struggles to sway members of his own party to support his domestic agenda, he is blaming republicans for not cooperating on an effort to raise the federal debt limit. the president saying that the g.o.p. is risking what he calls a self-inflicted wound that takes our economy over a cliff. meanwhile the president appears to be minimizing a verbal attack against one of the democratic senate holdouts who is taking considerable flack over immigration. we will go live to the southern border in a bit for a live report on the border patrol efforts to deal with increasing number of border crossings there plus

caller: thank you, jesse. just to the point of the one lady who called in, critical race theory is child abuse because it teaches children to hate themselves, to hate others, to hate our police and hit our country. -- hate our country. there are many disasters currently going on with mr. biden and ms. harris but it is a terrible thing to be fired for a reason that is not the person's fault. for mr. biden to threaten people, including nurses who know something about medical things like covid, to threaten them, to be fired unless they submit to taking the vaccine they do not want -- maybe they had covid already and have the antibodies or maybe some of them are pregnant and they don't want to take a chance with their child or maybe things like, and this is a fact, women's menstrual periods have been irregular or excessive. that is unamerican. that is mean and cruel to threaten people with that. host: let's go to mike calling from covington, north carolina other republican line. good morning. caller: hey, jesse. c

are getting ready, jesse. andre over the past hour. rain has arrived here in the south bay. now it's not a lot of rain and drizzle, little drops here and there, but it has arrived and ahead of its arrival preparations underway. to mitigate the impact from wet weather. the middle of the work week sees a soaker from start to finish across the bay area, please middle october. if you asked me a month ago, i would have told you the earliest we can expect. rain is mid october boom right on time for region and state stuck in the throes of drought conditions. rain is good, but has the potential for bad as well as the big green comes and the water flow from both sides. the street come down to the corner. it would probably be floating so we want to make sure that nothing blocks the drainage, scratching of rakes to leaves and pavement is a seasonal soundtrack, as many residents clear storm drains of debris. most of the houses on the street here are pretty good. people uh, people have. have done that the gardening work th

jesse. thank you. well california democrats and democratic senator alex padilla today announced that he is secured over $10 million in federal funding to help mental physical and improve rather mental and physical health statewide. now the money will fund 10 projects. including several in the bay area to expand health care facility capacity, boost mental health services and improve behavioral health crisis. response this funding what help start a program that sends civilians with medical and mental health training. to help with non violent emergency calls in east oakland insanity, a county money will be used to add hundreds of appointments with spanish speaking mental health therapists. facebook is paying a multimillion dollar fine after the department of justice says the company repeatedly discriminated against us workers. the doj says facebook favored foreigners with special visas. to fill high paying jobs. facebook will pay a $4.75 million fine and up to $9.5 million to eligible victims to resolve t

>> jesse: i am and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ i'm jesse watters and tonight we start with thousands of americans left stranded across the country after southwest airlines canceled over 2,000 flights. the company told angry passengers that "air traffic control issues and bad weather were the culprit behind the delays but the people left behind weren't buying it.

: see you, jesse. good evening and welcome to washington. i'm shan barack obama none bream i'm shannon bremen in for bretb. one advocacy group calling decenting parents domestic terrorists. alexandria hoff leads us off tonight. good evening, alex. >> good evening, shannon. the department has called on the fbi to step in amid increasing unrest school board meetings across the country. dissuade parents from speaking out against elected leaders. >> it started with a letter sent to president biden from the national school board association asking for federal assistance to deal with what the board calls threatening behavior by parents. quote: the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes. following an inquiry from fox news, the department of justice announced that they would oblige the nsba request. the backlash was immediate. >> if this isn't a deliberate attempt to chill parents from showing up at school board meetings so their elected

why is that not good enough, jess? >> we should be able to care for people from what we call the cradle to the grave at the domestic workers. we want to be able to make sure that no matter where you are in your life, you have quality, affordable care that doesn't exploit anyone in the process, not the people who need the care, and not the people who are providing the care. if you take any of that away, what happens is not that, you know, the problem goes away. it's that the solutions become so much harder for people. and so you have a family like celeste, i couldn't say it any better than her, who needed care when there was maternity leave and challenges in the family because of folks passing away, when she had to go back to work. all those situations require a different set of solutions to be able to provide, but it's for the same person in the same family that needs her government to be with her every step of the away. >> i want you to react to the same thing, and that is that last week you had senator manchin saying

>> well, first of all, jess, it is a great idea, not only just a great idea. it's necessary at this point. we do know that mandates in terms of covid vaccines do result in behavior change. we've seen that with health care workers, so i have no doubt that this mandate is not only necessary. it will also receive or result in behavior change and having more kids vaccinated. >> so you heard that mom just a few minutes ago talk about, yes, she knows her kids have had to be vaccinated for mmr or -- to go to school and even in college they require meningococcal vaccine. why is there a different between the covid shots and the traditional mmr shots, should they be treated the same. should we be looking at them the same? >> governor newsom is treating them differently. actually since 2015 there has been no religious or medical exemptions allowed for the basic vaccines like mmr, or chickenpox, and others. so i think -- and that's stemming from that disneyland outbreak. we've had a lot of outbreaks within communities because of these lack of strict mandates. but for covi

there.a way, my triumph will be there. >> she'll be at mile >> she'll be at mile marker 11 cheering jess on she has to be away from the crowd because of her health. together, they have raised thousands of dollars for cf research >> thanks. >> thanks. >>> the seahaw >>> the seahawks lost to the rams yesterday, 26-17, but their mascot, their mascot scored his own touchdown. end right into the end zone. that's tommy the seahawk's live hawk. he flies out of the tunnel before every game and this time, he took a bit of a detour. diving into the ground and landing on a fan and he handled it like a champ. this isn't that hawk's first offense either he did the same thing in 2014 when the seahawks faced the giants the hawk has been flying out of the tunnel at games for 17 years. he's been to two super bowls and even has his own twitter account. that hawk isn't the only thing that's soaring according to new data from datam nielsen, the nfl is getting more than -- and that's a 20% increase ove r the same time lat year legal officials say the return of nielsen, the nfl is averaging a 20% increase ove

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