the media member who won't tell you the rest of the florida story because it had a happy ending. if the plot line changes and goes against the narrative, the press skips to the next act. if you are unmasked or unvaxxed, you are a deadly weapon. >> children are not just suffering and dying at greater rates, they are spreading covid through the population at higher numbers. people do not get to walk around shooting loaded firearms randomly into crowds. and people are not entitled to turn themselves into deadly weapons randomly killing innocent people. jesse: if you don't play by the left's rules, you will be deemed a health threat, you are a bio weapon. you are an ar-covid-19. the government used covid-19 to strip you of your first amendment right, freedom of speech and right of association. voting was altered. prisons emptied. these emergency powered fundamentally quhaingd america. a virus so threatening the survival rate was 99%. now that we have the vaccine the threat is done but the imagine powers linger. president biden said this. >> we are taking steps to con front not just the gun -- confront not just the gunny is but what is a public health crisis. >> this is clearly one of those moments, one of those issues that's harming america's health, something has to be done about this. jesse: the cdc is tracking americans coming into e.r.s with survivable gunshot wounds. and if history is a guide, they will deem it a health threat and limit your second amendment rights. the propaganda for the grab has been mounting. the masses have been deluded about it. military-style semiautomatic assault weapons, otherwise known as just a rifle. massive rise in homicides, but let's go deep. what's the murder method? in a country of over 300 million people, 454 murder were committed by rifle. pump action, some i guess ar-15. but more murderers used their fists and their feet. and more people died from knives than assault weapons. ar stand for armor light rifle. a name brand. inner city gangs are responsible for a big chunk of the body count. revolvers, gloks, easy to conceal. why doesn't the left harp on the handguns if that's the firearm doing all the damage? but that's something to look at in another show. crazy california released a man who tried to assassinate ronald reagan. john hinckley, jr. was a freak who tried to impress actress jodie foster. reagan barely survived. the would-be assassin was paroled in virginia. in less than a year he will be released from all court supervision. nobody monitoring his immediates, travel or communications. shoot a president in the heart and years later you are a free man. if you question the election or the cdc, i'm sorry, sir, you are going to have to come with me. america feels like bruce willis in "12monkeys." you are volunteering. >> thank you. jesse: a $3.5 trillion bill costs nothing. the border is secure. and what's afghanistan? >> we did it today. extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravery and selfless courage of our military and diplomatic officials. jesse: everything costs more now. but the geniuses in washington claim it's all going away soon, don't worry. >> the data shows most of the price increases we have seen were expected to be temporary. jesse: not so fast. >> dollar tree is breaking the buck. the store where nearly everything sells for $1 is raising prices up to 50 cents on some items to correspond the costs. jesse: everything is inflated including cnn's ratings. the bottom falls out of cnn's quarterly ratings. not a single cnn program averaged over a million viewers. cnn's highest rated show cuomo primetime came in 23rd place. tucker, the five, hannity, one, two, three. we all know what's happening here on top of the hideous behavior of chris cuomo and jeffrey toobin. cnn is dealing with a credibility crisis. cnn has been exposed as a fake news outlet that trolls and lies. practically no one tunes into cnn lol because no one trusts cnn. chris cuomo was accused of grabbing a producer's butt in front of her husband. the anchor at cnn involved in a sex scandal is news, but cnn and corporate media ignores it. the ned works did the same thing with john durham. not a people from cbs, abc, nbc after hillary's crooked lawyer got indicted. breaking news alerts any time a trump associate was charged in the witch hunt. again, the press just turns the phage when the blot thickens. they just slapped clinton's dirty dossier law firm with more subpoenas. it ig report found the fbi systematically lied and tricked the fisa court for years to get warrant to spy on american citizens. they taikd evidence and the media is hiding the sleaze from the country. jim comey signed off on all of it. but the most corrupt chief since hoover basks in the grove left-wing worship and a book deal. they are throwing it in our faces. "politico" just confirmed communitier biden's laptop was legit. that's how you rig a vote. run the october supplies the year after the election. the family lied, the family was in business with chinese communists. don't hold your breath for a prosecution. in arizona joe biden beat trump by 11,000 votes. an audit found 57,000 questionable ballots just in that one county. the media wasn't interested in that and arizona officials wouldn't fully cooperate and some evidence was removed and destroyed. there is a dangerous pattern in the united states. politicians, prosecutors and the press are abusing their power to wage political warfare against innocent people. even when the abuse is exposed, the press runs cover for the conspiracy. we are picking it apart. but we need more honest americans on the inside. run for office. be a reporter. i would tell you to be a lawyer, but this country does not need any more lawyers. sow get it right or be a judge. we can't win the battle from the outside. you know what you need to do. here with reaction texas senator ted cruz. four thoughts on watters words. >> i think you are absolutely right. one of the real consequences of the trump presidency is he broke the media. today's media is a tattered steaming mess. it's because the corrupt corporate media -- five years ago people used to argue seriously, the media isn't biased. nobody argues that any more because they hate donald trump. you watch an msnb exrrks host and they are foaming at the mouth. i used to go on cnn five years ago. five years ago they at least wanted to be journalists. they did say our objective is to be balanced. when truck became president their partisan rage ruptured. and they are not only today part and propagandists, their mission every day has pushed the democratic party left. cover up every story they don't want covered. and they don't pretend at all. you point out cnn covering up chris cuomo and the serious sexual assault and harassment accusation. it doesn't exist. i keep waiting for cnn to hire al franken. apparently you have to be a sexual predator to be on cnn. it's a mockery. there is a reason people don't watch them anymore. people don't like being lied to. you take something like the border it's an absolutely tragedy it's a disaster. if you watch fox news you know the disaster that's happening at the border. if you watch cnn or msnbc. what border disaster? there is nothing happening at the border. kamala harris tells us the border is secure, it must be fine. that's dangerous when so many people are being lied to. jesse: it is dangerous and i don't think we understand the impact it will have for years. you mention the border and i'm glad you did. there was a warning about it mae panamanians of you haitians coming up through mexico into the united states. ignored by the biden administration. now we are getting warnings of potentially 400,000 migrants coming through south america, panama, central america and on through mexico. the biden administration says we are going to go some of the now. go -- we are going to go soft now. we are not going to deport. is this a serious response? >> it's a complete convenient -- it's a completesurrender. panama is at the juncture of south america and north america. she described now in the last year they have seen 80,000 haitian illegal aliens crossing north through south america through panama on the way to the united states. these are haitians who evacuated years ago and came to south america and were living happily there. then word got out that joe biden and kamala harris are in charge and it's open borders. if you make it to the united states, you get to stay. the foreign minister told thee me, i called the -- told me? i called the white house repeatedly. but they don't run her calls. she called the state department and they talked to her once but they below her off. they hosted a meeting of 11 countries? central and south america. obviously they wanted the united states there because the united states is where everyone is going in this crisis. the biden administration resphiewsed to send the secretary of state. they sent a lower-level individual. the biden administration wouldn't even show up because think don't give a damn about the thousands and hundreds of thousands and millions of people being hurt by their open border policy. jesse: the president tells the world we are back, it seems like he's turning his back to the world. senator ted cruz, thanks for your leadership on the border, we appreciate it. jesse: the top military brass found their scapegoat for afghanistan. you won't believe what they are doing. it will make your blood boil. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? 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[♪♪♪] jesse: pentagon officials grilled on capitol hill. lloyd austin and general mark milley forced to answer what went wrong in afghanistan. we found out nothing was there fault. they blame the state department, the white house, the afghan army, the afghan government and of course donald trump. we find out biden is a serial liar. he lied about the afghan army collapsing in three days. he lied about the generals warning him to leave a small force in afghanistan. he lied about rescuing afghan partners. he lied when he said we we stay until all americans were evacuated. these aren't little embellishments about crowd size. these are hard core lies about the american war effort. so who is being held accountable? these two u.s. service members are paying the price. lieutenant colonel stuart cheryl was locked up at camp lejeune. >> did they think it's a bad idea to evacuate bagram air base before we get everyone out. we don't have senior leaders that own up and raise their hand and say we did not do this well in the end. demand accountability. >> scheller is in the bringing. his hearing is delayed. he's not charged yet. he could face cheese charges. conduct unbecome an officer. and disobeying a senior officer. and advance corp rall clark who was credited with saving a baby. that -- that guy is under investigation because he went to a trump rally in georgia. trump intow diewsd him as the guy -- trump introduced him as the guy who pulled the baby over the wall. now he's being investigated. joining us is j.d. advance. do you think these charges are legit senate. >> no, i don't. the people who preside over afghanistan, lloyd, milley, austin, are receiving no consequences. and the guy who speaks out is in the bringing. the fact that they are throwing him in the brig i think makes him a political prisoner. if you actually tell the honest story about what happened in afghanistan, we'll come you have a. that message is loud and clear. jesse: i don't think they can keep him there for too much longer. i know there are a lot of republicans on capitol hill demanding this guy get let out. this other guy. you can't go to a trump rally if you serve in the u.s. armed forces? that's conduct the army looks down upon? this guy rescued babies in afghanistan. he can't go to a political rally? these days in the military you can do all kinds of crazy things with your hair and say crazy woke stuff. that's fine. you go to a trump rally. i'm sorry, you are going to have to take a walk. >> absolutely. political -- being too political is mark milley sitting before congress and talking about the joke of white rage in our military. this kid is a hero. there was a trump rally in his neighborhood and he went to it. if you look at what he said, there wasn't a single controversial statement there. he was there to be recognized by the president of the united states and celebrated by the crowd. it's the leadership in the military and the bind administration telling people if you step out a little bit. if you give any ammunition to the other side we are going to destroy you. even if you show up at a political rally in your hometown. this is them turning conservatives into political enemies. it's really gross. jesse: we won't lose wars over this. but it will take us longer to win. thanks for coming in. j.d. vance. we appreciate it. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa. ♪ pepto bismol coats your stomach with fast and soothing relief. and try new drug free pepto herbal blends. made from 100% natural ginger and peppermint. 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>> i started using drugs when i was 12 years old. it progressed to heroin when i was 17. people i was hanging out with were doing heroin and i decided to use it. the first time i did it my body and brain fell in love and i did it for 9 more years after that until i was 26 and i came to the mission foundation. jesse: you have gone the clean, and we applaud you for doing that. was there any help from the government for you when you were doing that 9-year stretch? were people coming up to you on the streets? was there any outrage? this is such a rich country, you would think there would be billions of dollars floating around to get to someone like you. >> not when i was doing heroin those nine years. my mom knew the mission foundation and they took me in the same day. i never got any government help all those years. jesse: we recommend the foundation and we'll put it up at the bottom of the screen. troy, what was your story? >> it started out at a young age with alcohol. and eventually i found myself using, you know, using prescription pain killers and where it leads for somebody like me at the top of the food chain with heroin. i probably almost a decade of heroin use, and, you know, it just -- you know, it leads a person like me to be feeling hopeless. and that's -- that was the bottom where i reached out for help. >> when you hit rock bottom, what was rock bottom strike in for many people rock bottom is jail. it's bring on. when you are hauled off the streets and put in a place where you can't have access or you can't have anything and you are locked up. was that rock bottom for you? >> you know, having been incarcerated a few times, you know, if i want -- if i want to use, i'm going to use. i have used inside the facility. rock bottom for me was the day i realized, you know, i didn't know how to live. and i wanted to die. jesse: thank god you are now clean. and again that's a huge huge challenge obviously in your life that you overcame. and were thankful that you are here right now with us. in just a few words. all of the help we say is going out to people to get them clean, what is the most important thing in your win? >> in my opinion it's community outreach. it's not -- in a couple words, community outreach. everyone working together to try to provide some form of help. you know, it's not just the addicts and alcoholics affected. there is families all across the country being affected by, you know, by this opioid epidemic. jesse: real quick, honesty, you have seen the note owes and images on the streets and the cities. you have seem across the country what you would do to help that. >> 100% develop a community center with authentic peers. and recovery homes. recovery housing. get them off the streets, put them in same-day housing with peers just like us trying to do the same thing on a day-to-day basis and live in recovery. jesse: i couldn't agree more, get them off the streets, feed them, clothe them, get them clean. thank you very much. did free britney backfire? 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