primetime. tonight -- >> my name. my name is wanda. >> that's not what you told me? >> who are you? >> jesse: election day in america. we're catching the fraudsters. whoa! trump's maniac judge disrobes. >> this is the place where black and brown members repeatedly speak about racism and sexism, getting pushed off elevators. >> reporter: the squad exploding. plus -- >> [ bleep ] >> jesse: fox news alert. it is election night. lot on the line in virginia, new jersey and ohio and kentucky. some races have already been called. let's go to fox's political anchor bret beier for the latest. >> bret: the two governors races in kentucky and mississippi. we can tell you in kentucky, this cake is almost baked. it looks like the incumbent democrat andy beshear is going to win. danielle cameron, the former senior aide to mitch mcconnell, under performed where matt bevin was in 2019. looks like the insum bent democrat is going to win. not called yet, but getting close. in mississippi, much better for republicans. looks like reeves, the incumbent, is in a good position but it's too early as the mississippi vote is starting to trickle in. his opponent, brandon pressley, a state regulator, cousin of elvis pressley, rock 'n' roll legend. for pressley it's now or never. i think it looks like never early, but we have to wait for some more vote to come in there. there's one congressional race up in rhode island expected to go to the democrats. they've held that seat for, since 1995. you mentioned there are five state referendums. there are some big one, including here in ohio. ohio has two big votes on referendums. one is on legalizing marijuana. the other has to do with abortion which paints the picture possibly for 2024, how big that issue is. for state issue one, if you vote yes it's for putting abortion rights into the state's constitution. heading in this is a state that was positioned very well, about 15% of the vote in right now. looks like that would be a big win for abortion rights proponents and it may signal how abortion plays. we saw it play big in 2022. the question is how it works in ohio tonight. there's still a lot of vote here left to go, same day vote. we are looking at the early vote so far. but so far, yes, is positioned well. the other abortion question is here in virginia, the commonwealth, where the governor, glenn youngkin, who as you remember, beat terry mccall live, is trying to take over the house and senate in the commonwealth of virginia, currently republicans have a slight lead in the house. trying to hold on to that and then flip the senate. one of the things youngkin wants to do is install a 15-week abortion ban. that is really where all the ad focus is. again, too early. we're just getting some of these numbers in. again, it's each individual race adds up to paint the picture about virginia. the big picture today is how does abortion play? does the president's dismall poll numbers drag down democrats? and what does it look like for republicans in key places? kentucky looks like a loss, mississippi positioned to be a win. we'll check the numbers and come back later on. >> jesse: all right, bret, thank you very much. we'll keep following it. election day in an off year. but there's a lot of action on the local level. plus it gives them a dry run when no one's watching for the presidential. are you confident the election is going to be safe and secure? i'm confident that it's going to be that way in florida because they have voter i.d., no harvesting. they count the votes ahead of time an they give you the results that night. but we need confidence in every state or else we lose faith. when there's fraud, and, yes there will be voter fraud, it needs to be investigated, validated and prosecuted. in spring field, massachusetts, justin hearst is running for mayor. he's been accused of paying people to vote for him. surveillance video allegedly shows the candidates dropping voters off at city hall for early voting. the voters then come back out, show their i voted early sticker and they get paid cash. the candidate then pulls his car back up and picks up the voters who just got paid. he denies it. >> any accusation that my team paid residents in exchange for their vote is false and nothing more than a last minute smear campaign. >> jesse: sure. it's probably never happened before. last night we told you that in patterson, new jersey, a politician was charged with personally taking mounds of mail-in ballots, destroying ones that voted against him and making new ones that vote for him. how do the politicians themselves get their hands on the ballots? that's probably never happened before either. then there's bridgeport, connecticut. a judge just overturned a primary election because two women were seen on surveillance allegedly stuffing absent see ballots in drop boxes across the city. one of those women is wanda, aka wanda the stuffer. we ran a background on wanda. she's been breaking the law since the '80s. charges of drug possession, adult, vandalism, resisting arrest, parole violations galore. wanda is a democratic operative, who's been working to get out the vote in connecticut for years. the state investigating her in a separate voter fraud case from 20 t 19. she's accused of doing the same thing for the same candidate four years ago. and in the same year she got caught stuffing, connecticut gave wanda an award for ballot harvesting. ballot harvester of the year. here she is at the astro turf club for the women's leadership awards brunch. yum, yum, yum. help me wanda. and she's doing it again and it's on camera. wanda works for the city of bridgeport. she's an operations specialist making about 60 grand a year. the stuffer works the front desk right outside the mayor's office. she controls who goes in and out. this summer a constitutional activist tried to talk to the mayor. wanda tried to kick him out then gave him a fake name. >> hi. who are you? >> i work downstairs. >> your name? >> sheryl. >> sheryl. >> yes. you have to go back downstairs. >> why would i have to come back downstairs? >> you don't have permission to be upstairs. >> why would i need permission to be upstairs? you told me your name was sheryl. i seem to hear everybody hearing you wanda. did you lie to me about your name, ma'am? did you lie to me? >> get out of my face. >> did you lie? >> i didn't lie to you about nothing. >> everybody is calling you wanda. >> that's my name. >> that's not what you told me. >> but who are you? >> jesse: the stuffer thinks she's slick and her desk is feet away from the drop box she allegedly stuffed ballots into. >> the lady caught on camera allegedly stuffing envelopes into this box drop office works feet away from the government center. this wanda except she's not here. put on leave pending the investigation into absentee ballot fraud still collecting her taxpayer funded pay check. where's wanda? fox 61 made a house call. >> hello? >> we're looking for wanda. >> wanda's not here. >> all right. yeah, we had a couple questions to ask her about the video that appears to show her stuffing the ballot box. >> nah, we have nothing to say about that. >> jesse: when wanda isn't managing the mayor's desk, she manages a bail bond agency. we gave them a call. they said talk to the lawyer. but the lawyer isn't talking either. wanda took the stand last month. she also doesn't like to talk. >> is that you walking out the front door of 999 broad street? and did you deposit completed absentee ballots not belonging to you in the drop box on that date and time? >> jesse: oh, wanda, what have you gotten into now? so wanda stuffing and taking the hit like a seasoned pro. that's probably never happened before. of course it has. there's wandas all over america. you can arrest wanda, even lock her up, but there's never going to be a time where they run out of wandas. when the ballots get stuffed by the wandas who work the desks outside the mayor's offices, it tells you the cheating machine is entrenched. is wanda a bug in the system or is wanda the system? we need cameras everywhere. we need cameras on the drop boxes, in the election centers and in the count rooms. they make place wear body cameras. we should strap body cameras to election officials. and anybody who resists transparency and security is a snake in my eyes. matt karens is a reporter based in connecticut who's been investigating this story. great job, matt. i gotta hand it to you. you went right to the house. you did what you were supposed to do. that's very good. but do you get the sense that wanda kind of might have been doing this for quite sometime? >> reporter: well, first of all, jesse, thanks a lots for having me on and for highlighting this important issue here for our state of connecticut. you know, we have an agency here in connecticut called the state election enforcement commission. they are the primary agency who's going to be investigating all of these alleged issues of ballot fraud involving wanda, many of which you just highlighted. they have dozens of complaints that they're going to be looking into. the question you asked is the question everybody wants to get to the bottom of. how deep does this go? there's a lot of questions about that. is it just a few bad actors or is this sort of organized crime? is it more of a systemic problem? so the state elections enforcement commission in connecticut will be looking into all of that. >> jesse: it seems like she has relationships across the state. she's got this mayor who she's working for. i don't know his background. she's getting awards from the democrats. what does that tell you? >> reporter: well, the mayor was convicted of federal corruption charges and sentenced to nine years in prison. he served a portion of that sentence then got re-elected here in bridgeport. so, you know, i guess if you want to talk political history here in bridgeport, it is admittedly a very dubious history. and we know that at least goes back to 2019 because, as you mentioned previously, wanda was named as part of a state election enforcement commission investigation for possible criminal charges which were just recommended to the chief state's attorney office here in connecticut. as of right now those criminal charges have still not been filed and here we are four years later. >> jesse: right. wanda is under two investigations, both for fraud, both on behalf of the mayor, who was convicted of fraud. we're not accusing her of anything. wanda is innocent until proven guilty. it looks bad. by the way, matt, what was wanda doing today on election day? >> reporter: well, as far as we know, wanda is no longer working. she's on paid administrative leave. but i think what's important about that is paid administrative leave. i mean, her salary is funded by the taxpayers. so she's still collecting, as far as we know, a taxpayer funded pay check. until criminal charges are levied or there's some sort of hard conviction here, the mayor's office certainly seems disinclined to terminate her. >> jesse: okay. she's collecting the paycheck. we hope she's not collecting more ballots. that would not be good, wanda. wanda is in enough trouble. matt, thank you very much for your reporting. democrats always accuse you of what they're guilty of. for years they've accused us of voter suppression, even voter intimidation. >> we are really truly facing an environment of fascism in america. >> jesse: today there was a big election in virginia. what do you call this? >> republican magas are scum! you're scum, buddy. >> jesse: revving your car engine and threatening republicans outside the polls kind of seems like voter intimidation to me. just me maybe. democrats have been doing this for years. look what happened when a white guy showed up to vote at a philly precinct back in 2008. >> hi. i'm here in philadelphia right here. i think you might be intimidating you have a stick in your hand. that's why. i mean, that's a weapon. that's why i'm a little worried. i mean, i am a concerned citizen. i'm just worried -- >> so are we. that's why we are here. >> but you have a night stick in your hand. >> jesse: did the guy brandishing the billy club get in trouble? no. eric holder let him off the hook. back to virginia where democrat after democrat intimidated republicans at the polls today. >> might as well have been walking to the polls with a gun to my head trying to tell me how to vote. do you expect us not to take that personally? >> jesse: the poll greeter who was confronted in that clip swroeupbs me now. so matt, what's the deal with this guy? >> jesse, it's great to be with you. this is the toll rant left in arlington, virginia. the arlington county republican committee, for which i'm the chairman, is working hard to earn the votes of people across arlington and democratic voter and progressive activists are not excited about it. they're very upset that we are organizing in this community, organizing behind enemy lines in northern virginia. this is just one manifestation of that frustration and lunacy we saw today in arlington. >> jesse: describe what the feelings are of these democrats when they see someone, like yourself, i guess as you said behind enemy lines. like you're not allowed to go out for people who vote in other neighborhoods. only certain neighborhoods are allowed. >> so in arlington, virginia, 80% of my neighbors voted for joe biden in 2020. the arlington republican committee has an uphill battle. we dispatched poll greeters across arlington today. i was one of them. i went to three locations before the location you see on the video. i was there ten minutes when this guy came up. i said, would you like a republican sample ballot and he flew off the handle. what you are seeing in this clip and online, jesse, is the second interaction i had with him. he went off the handle on the way in. i assumed that he would do it on the way back, so i put my phone in my shirt pocket and hit record. sure enough he did it. i'll let you know, jesse, i think this was the first time i said this today. i am pursuing charges. i have filed a police report. because there is a history, allegedly, a history of this gentleman engaging in this kind of activity, intimidating people he doesn't agree with and showing up at political events of his opponents and causing a ruckus. >> jesse: we'll check out who this guy is. keep us posted on what happens here. we'll cover it. thank you very much. >> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: trump's judge posts his naked bathroom selfies online. for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. control of crohn's means everything to me. ask your gastroenterologist about skyrizi. ♪ control is everything to me ♪ learn how abbvie could help you save. israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your urgently needed gift of only $45 will help rush food, water, medicine and emergency supplies for jewish families that have nowhere to turn. time is literally running out. what we need you to do is to act now. ♪ from the mountains, ♪ to the fruited plains. ♪ it's the best part about this land. ♪ and to those of you who hear the call - answer. ♪ come in to bass pros shops and cabela's for great gear before your fall hunt. your adventure starts here. >> jesse: think back to your favorite tv drama. the suspense, the back stabbing, the plot twists. personally i was always in it for the character development, that kind of kept me hooked. the trump show has all the elements of your classic tv drama. what will the casting directors come up with next? first we had the giggley wicked in georgia, the woman who dreamed about putting trump under oath. >> i kind of wanted to subpoena the former president because i got to swear everybody in. i thought it would be cool to give me 60 seconds with pht of me looking at him being like, do you solemnly swear? i thought that would be an awesome moment. >> jesse: to special counsel jack smith, who intrigued us with his purple robes and beard. whose european accent delayed his debut. but when jack smith hit the street, everybody wanted to know one thing. >> turns out even jack smith can't resist a $5 foot long. that's according to what we see right there new and exclusive cnn video of the special counsel at subway. >> he stood in line just like everybody else. i couldn't tell whether it was a foot long or was it a 6 inch sub. >> jesse: i think it was a 6 inch. another main character fat alvin, a name i don't really like. who charged trump with paying a woman to effect an election he had already won. season 1, episode 1. those were the days. today leticia james is getting her 15 minutes. the new york ag literally campaigned against defeating the white man. >> we've got to stand up to the federal government. we've got to stand up to bullies. we've got to stand up to an administration which is too male, too pale. >> jesse: primetime has been tickled with the not so honorable manhattan judge arthur engoron. you remember the taxi driving hippie drummer with hair wilder than bernie. smiling into the camera like he's been cast in an '80s courtroom sitcom. remember when we warned you that drummers are always the crazy one? should have listened. there's more than meets the eye with this goofy judge, literally. we found out today that this judge runs a high school alumni news letter. if you graduated from whitley and you're interested in attending your class reunion, the judge has you covered. but that's the only thing the judge covers. this is trump's judge sharing your run of the mill bonus torso photo. primetime did our due diligence because we respect privacy. our producers compared and contrasted other shirtless photos of the judge that were also seurb lating online. the pecs and the abs check out. it wasn't just one shirtless bathroom selfie. judge nudey, not to be confused with judge judy, posted another one. we've asked the judge, what are you doing? please tell us we're wrong. we'll let you know what he says. again, this is judge nudey's news letter. if he's posting some other man's nude bathroom selfie, i don't know if that makes it better or worse. circumstantial evidence leads us to believe that, yes, this is judge's bare chest. the judge has a new workout routine. there he is with his gym buddy. i guess they spot each other. the judge has the right to express himself in any way he wants. we don't judge. but he does. the nude bathroom selfie sharing former drummer gets to decide whether donald trump's real estate empire lives or dies. you can't take this man seriously. men like this can't have the unilateral power to nuke the president's business license because a racist prosecutor asked him to. the man's a joke. if anybody should be hit with a gag order, it's judge nudey. matt cook is a political strategist and attorney. what the heck here? >> what the heck is right. this judge is a lunatic. he's a political activist. i think he's insane. we need to just throw this case out, jesse. i mean, what a laughingstock. the american people want to see today are the facts against president donald trump. show us the harm. show us the fraud. instead, we're seeing shirtless photos of a judge. this is just all charades. it's a weaponization of our american justice system. nobody wants to see the judge with his shirt off. what a despicable act. >> jesse: there has to be a code of ethics that new york judges have to abide by in order to keep their robes clean, so to speak. is he out of line with respect to the code of conduct the judges follow, posting naked bathroom selfies? >> he's absolutely out of line. look, we started with the judge smiling at the camera and waving to pounding the table when the defense was trying to speak. now we have these naked bathroom selfies? he's out of line. the same judge wants to gag president donald trump an nis defense. the same judge doesn't want a political rally in his courtroom. what is he doing in his bathroom? this is ridiculous. this is not what the american people signed up for. >> jesse: what kind of judgment does it show? that you're taking naked photos of yourself an then putting them on the internet? what kind of judgment does that show? and this guy's in charge of the former president's buildings? that's crazy. that's crazy. he's going to have to answer for this. you know this is gonna come up. there's no other way. he has to step down. the man has to step down. he's completely disqualified himself. unfortunately, we're going to have to search the internet for more naked bathroom safeties. we're going to get to the bottom of it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> jesse: today the quad officially blew up. we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come. for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. >> my grandmother, like all palestinians, just wants to live her life with freedom and human dignity we all deserve. >> time has expired. >> the movement will continue for liberation until -- >> gentle lady's time has expired. gentleman in maryland -- >> this elected body is slaying black people. it's not surprising because they thought it was rice. racism, sexism, getting pushed off elevators right here in this work place. >> jesse: the squad is exploding. talib, who accused president biden of genocide, is facing censure. the squad not dialling it back even a little bit after pro palestinian mobs surrounded the white house and vandalized our precious monuments this weekend. hamas sympathizers have been terrorizing jews across the country and tearing down hostage posters. as we predicted, this is leading to trouble. and the biden white house won't condemn the loons. >> it is white house's view these actions should be condemned, the pulling down of them or that's a form of peaceful protest? >> look, i have sort of seen the reporting here and there. i think it was from last week. >> 30 mill videos have gone around. >> i hear you. i'm just not going to -- not going to -- >> is that peaceful protests? >> i'm not going to go into specifics on that particular thing. >> jesse: then had to clean it up an hour later. you can't not condemn that. the damage has been done. the radical left has been given license to operate on our streets uninhibited by law ens forcement or moral decency. sunday a 69-year-old jewish man was killed in california. he was holding an israeli flag when a pro palestinian protester smashed him in the head with a megaphone knocking him to the ground. he was later pronounced dead. police rule it a homicide. while he bled out on the pavement and was stretchered to the ambulance, palestinian zealots continued to chant anti-jewish slogans. here's an eyewitness. >> you know, i hear the bull horn coming from across the street. all of a sudden, you know, i saw a hand fly with the bull horn in it. when i saw it start, i saw the bull horn come across. very easy to see from where i was. >> jesse: while jewish men are being murdered on american streets, the white house is worried about islamaphobia. the white house is more worried about maga extremism than islamic extremism. tomorrow biden will send sweaty surrogates to miami and warn the country about the threat of maga extremism. joe biden still hasn't said a word about the murdered american jew. it could be because the media covered the murder like an accident. nbc news wrote this, man dies after hitting head during israel and palestinian rallies in california, officials say. that's like saying nicole brown simpson tripped and fell on to a knife oj was holding 12 times. elizabeth pitco is the founder of lest people forget project. are you expecting the white house to address a jewish protester who was murdered in america? >> i certainly am. look, i think if i'm being honest, it seems as though people, especially in main stream media, are trying to shield people away from realizing the current threat jewish americans are under. i don't know if people realize this. jewish americans make up less than 2.5% of the u.s. population yet we are the targets of close to 60% of hate crimes based on religion. it's safe to say jewish-americans are terrified. anti-semitic has sky rocketed after the october 7 attacks in israel. jews are scared to go to school, to work. they're scared to take public transportation. they're scared to go anywhere where it is clear they are visibly jewish or even pro israel. the fact we have reached that point was terrifying enough for me as a daughter of jewish refugees from the former soviet union. but seeing a jewish man killed at a pro israel event and waking up to a shocking lie silent main stream media has shocked me. >> jesse: they can find a swastika sprawled in some dorm room and immediately announce it is a hate crime. yet a man, a jewish man holding an israeli flag was hit over the head and killed in what police rule as a homicide. elizabeth, they have still not ruled this a hate crime. >> yeah. look, jesse, if i can share with your audience. i want people to understand what we saw in israel october 7th was so horrible. i don't think any of us will find the words in our life time to describe it. what i can describe is how beautiful it has been to see the jewish community in america and around the world, especially in israel, come together after that truly horrendous day. i'm talking about people who a few weeks ago were protesting on opposite sides against each other who are standing together, fighting together and mourning together. we realized quickly that jewish lives come first. jewish lives mean more than politics. it's sad leaders in our country have not come to that same realization. sometimes it's okay to put politics aside, votes aside, campaigns aside and just stand up for jewish blood. >> jesse: we all need to be protected. jewish people, muslim-americans, everybody, african-americans. we just need equal treatment. that's all we're asking for. that's not that hard to do because it's in the constitution. elizabeth, thank you very much. >> exactly. thank you. >> jesse: you're not gonna believe what gavin newsom is doing for the chinese. ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. we're travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. how's the heart? 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can't have the chinese president see your place like this. gotta clean it up. just like when you're a kid. gotta hide everything in the closet. san francisco is rushing to clear out their homeless camps. san francisco's homeless department said when our community hosts events we want to put our best foot forward. newsom only cleans up the homeless to impress his chinese buddy but he won't clean up for americans who live there and pay taxes. patrick davis the founder and ceo of value entertainment. how insulting is it to people in california, where it takes a foreign dignitary to come in and that's when they start fixing problems? >> jesse, it's great to be on with you. give him credit for at least trying to put on a show and an act to say, hey, you know, mi casa su casa. california is your place. there's a couple things we need to know about gavin newsom. when you look at his resume, you'll understand what he's doing. there's only one thing this man hasn't done. he was born in 1967 in san francisco. his father was a california state appeals court judge close to the getty family. graduates from santa clara, opens a winey with getty investment money. enters politics in 1996 as san francisco parking and traffic commission. then becomes board of supervisors for san francisco. then becomes mayor of san francisco. then in 2010 becomes lieutenant governor and becomes the 40th governor of california. there's only one thing left for him to do and that's presidency. it's wide open today. there's only one person that's gonna get in the way, i believe, of him becoming president. it's not joe biden. i think it's kamala harris. the only creative way they have to think on how he can become a president is, how are you going to spin the story of kamala stepping away for a white man to become the president? it's very complicated. i bet behind closed doors all these strategy people cannot figure out a way to make him the u.s. president. >> jesse: that will be an identity politics circular firing squad which i, myself, will get the popcorn ready for. patrick, if you lived in san francisco and you had to step over drug addicted vagrants on your way to work as that woman who was doing as she was videoing that zombie apom lips photo, what would you feel about the governor if he ignored you the last ten years and all of a sudden the chinese leader comes by and everything gets cleaned up like that? how would you feel as a vote r and a taxpayer? >> well, look. the best way people can vote in business is to buy the product. you don't like starbucks you go to coffee bean. you don't like mcdonald's, go to in and out. if you don't like california, go to a different state. every year the last three years they lost people. if you look at the net migration of states 50th by negative 343. 343,000 people left california just in 2022. florida picks up net positive 320. numbers are showing. people are not happy. they're leaving. but does this mean 100% of people are not happy? of course not, but the right people are making their vote by leaving the state. >> jesse: great point. you don't have to go to hollywood to get famous. you can just take a phone and point it at yourself and get rich and famous. no more casting couches like there used to be. patrick, thank you as always. >> that's true. thank you. >> jesse: up next, trapb tifah gallops into court. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. (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... seat protector... 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. when you go to court, you are supposed to wear a suit, keep your head down and try not to make a scene. unless you are antifa in which case you frolic into court like this. ♪ music playing ♪ >> how are you feeling today? are you feeling confident? >> thanks of course to the daily for that video. that is james an antifa member who says he is a lady named jamie. james and 150 of his closest friends tried to burn down the atlanta police training facility earlier this year and assaulted cops with molotov cocktails. james is facing domestic terrorism charges, but he didn't let a little thing like that rain on his parade. look at him as he enters the courthouse along with his other unemployed buddies. maybe james isn't worried because he knows his tycoon daddy will be there to save him. that's right. james isn't just a radical leftist. he's the son of michael marist cano who was once called the most powerful man in north carolina. not michael jordan. we expect to hear you know who my daddy is very soon. james isn't unique. a lot of these antifa members grow wealthy like our friend frankie carroll. he was also arrested for throwing molotov cocktails at the cops. his daddy is a millionaire surge urine from kennebunkport. you've heard the story before. these people are riddled with white guilt and shame over their parents success. that's why they dress up like homeless people and live in the woods. do us a favor and see a therapist, please. i took a walk in the woods today and they had one of those trail maps. i didn't trust i would be able to figure out how to get out of the woods so i took a picture of the trail map and put my phone in my pocket and i felt pretty dumb. tomorrow i will try to walk in the woods alone without my phone and just go by memory of what the map said. i may not see you tomorrow. but at least you know where i will be. texts. beth from roswell, georgia. is this an april fools' day newscast? it does kind of feel like it. james from new york. i am a republican. help me wanda,. help me wanda. sorry, but she only helps democrats. day from ohio. concerning the judge, please don't get to the bottom of it. the top was bad enough. i stand corrected. we will not be getting to the bottom of that. cathy from warrington plains, montana. the judge may not be able to gag trump, but those pictures made me gag. you and me too. matt from san marcos, texas. why the hate? front men are the crazy ones. i beg to differ. nathan from baltimore, maryland. do realize we drummers get all the checks, right? do you think that judge gets all the checks? i am not quite sure about that. vince from marilyn. what would happen if donald trump printed the photos on a t-shirt and wore more that to court tomorrow? don't give him any ideas. always remember i am watters and this is my world. welcome to "hannity".