plus, dennis quaid. >> on a football player. you got to pump up the volume here. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what happened yesterday the former president being prosecuted by the sitting president will leave a black stain on the fabric of this country. but let's not forget who has moved those whose move this war. the new york times reported that joe biden directed his attorney general to prosecute his rival. "mr. barton privately told his close circle of advisers that mr. trump posed a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted for his role in the events of jan sixth. according to two people familiar with his comments. he also told confidence that he wanted the attorney general to stop acting like a ponderous judge and to take decisive action. this is not an independent justice department. this is not an independent special counsel. the prosecution is being directed by the commander-in-chief. and. and now the corporate media is engaged in a bloodthirsty and libelous war against one man who represents more than 75 million americans. the media was aghast at sarcastic lock her up chants. remember? last night, appeared sexually aroused at the thought of donald trump in prison. bloodlust was in the air in a cnn. back when i first learned about the indictment, i had a long conversation with a friend of mine, ryan o'reilly, and i told him how proud i felt to be an american in that moment. much in the way that i did when i learned that our military had killed osama bin laden. >> jesse: because to the media, january 6th is more sacred and solemn than easter, memorial day, and their mother's we will combine. the media last night kevin barry it does compared january 6th to the pearl harbor and the civil war and 9/11. >> i suspect we all will be looking back on last night as a turning point in this horrible chapter of american history. >> from time to time, america faces threats from monsters who want to destroy our democracy. that happened in 1861 with the confederacy. pearl harbor, 1931, we were bombed. our system was very much in danger. democracy. >> city of rudy giuliani, the mayor after 9/11. not caring about this really crazy is attacked since 9/11 to have into this country, he is actually feeling it. >> jesse: this is why we will never be able to reason with these people. if they think donald trump is a bin laden rebel kamikaze could never. characterizing him in this way allows the left to treat trump like a war criminal. let him up with indictments, indictments that were literally used against al qaeda, conspiracy to defraud the united states, was what al qaeda associates were charged with after 9/11. another charge, conspiracy to obstruct official proceeding was used to take down the colombo crime family. conspiracy against rights and other charges, well, that was designed to stop the client from terrorizing wax. the indictment says trump lied about the election being written and that he knew it was not rigged. first of all, you will never prove a trial that trump thought of the election was not rigged. it is all he talks about to stay. but even so, everyone about an election was a legal code that you would have to charge the entire democratic party. >> how can you win with russian interference? >> that is a rules in, but rightly. >> how do you fight against that in 2020? >> you are absolutely right. >> trump did not actually win the election in 2016. he lost the election and he was put into office because of the russians interference. >> can run the best campaign. you can even become the nominee. and you can have the election stolen from you. >> i believe he knows he is an illegitimate president. >> jesse: conspiracy to be fraud can be used to charge just about any political gain. henry got together with the fbi, to cra and the obama administration to lie but russian collusion. they knew it was a lie. they fronted the pfizer court. they doctored documents. they conspired to lie to the voters. the press. schiff walked into a briefing where they said there was no collusion and he walked out and said there was for 4 years. that is not a conspiracy to defraud us? if joe biden's campaign conspires with the fbi and the cia and silicon valley to a hoax of the nation over the laptop, where is jack smith on that one? >> president biden: both parties, what he is saying is a bunch of garbage. nobody believes it except his and his good friend, rudy giuliani. you mean -- >> you mean the laptop is now a another russia, russia, russia hoax? [buzzer] that is exactly -- >> jesse: joe biden, both parties, saying what he is saying is a bunch of garbage. can you believe that guys? can you believe the guy said that? unbelievable. so what we have here is this. this emotional special counsel, jack smith, cited fact checkers in this indictment said trump must have known that there was no election fraud because of fact checkers said there was not election fraud. jack smith ivana trump to believe the same fact checker that said sometimes did not come from a lamp. laptop was weekend at the border is not -- they are in dating from because he did not believe the experts. that is the firm legal ground in which to arrest a former president. now, the media says this is the biggest legal event of all time. >> this is a momentous legal event. the most significant legal event of our lifetime. one of the most significant legal event ever in the history of this country. it is up there with marbury versus madison, brown versus board of education, trent scott. >> jesse: bredsguard, really? don't buy the hype. my production, trump is going to lose in the dc circuit because it is the dc circuit and win on appeal in the supreme court. but the case will probably last past the election. and if this case is so airtight, white is abc news owned by disney deceptively editing donald trump's january 6 speech last night to make it look like he incited a riot? >> we are going to walk down to the capitol, and we fight. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell -- >> jesse: that is not what he said. they took a line from the beginning of his speech and a line from the end of the speech to make it look like trump find that the a-lister crowd into the capitol. where he said was much peacefully and patriotically. it they did not include that. they doctored it. that was keir thomas in front of that package. look at him. a b news -- abc news chief corresponded. that was not a mistake he made. he has been in the business a while. that might be one of the dirtiest edits i have ever seen in my career. abc news should be ashamed of itself and primetime demanding abc address and account for it. we have a request. why would they do that? if you are supposed to be legit, right? limbaugh explained it perfectly years ago. listened to expect a note that they desperately want trump gone and i know that they desperately wanted [indistinct] that trump cannot run again because make no mistake. they remained scared to death of you and they remained scared to death of tropic they believe that they can destroy this bond that exists between you and trump. if they somehow make trump look bad, make trump look like a reprobate -- >> jesse: this is about criminalizing a man who represents half the nation, detoxifying him with a blizzard of charges. deceptive smears and salacious allegations. so that he is so publicly standardize that no one is going to touch him. that is their plan. and georgia is showing its cards. the fulton county sheriffs says if trump is indicted, there's going to be a mugshot. >> unless someone tells me differently, we are following our normal practice is. and so it doesn't matter if status. we have mug shots ready for you. >> jesse: the sheriff better be careful what he wishes for work. that mugshot may make the most famous men in america more famous. before we get to that, here is house that this this -- this is. this judge is an obama appointee in dc. the most democrat city in america. this judge, tanya chutkan, where hunter biden's law firm. old law firm sponsored the steal dossier. she is an obama donor. nicknamed the partnership for how harsh she has been with january 6 defense. she has already ruled against trump in the past. but this is where it gets interesting. donald trump's lawyers licking his chops. they are going to be relitigating the 2020 election in open court for months. and this is exactly what to no trump has been trying to do. >> we now have the ability in this case to issue our own subpoenas and we will relitigate every single issue in the 2020 election in the context of this litigation. it gives president trump an opportunity that he has never had before, which is to have subpoena power since january 6 in a way that can be exercised in federal court. >> jesse: the selection came down to just about 40,000 votes between three states, arizona, wisconsin, and georgia. trump had to had flipped half of that 40,000. and he wins the electoral college. that is about as razor-thin as you can get. which makes you understand why trump was fighting so hard for every vote. in that fight is going to continue in court next year in filly to detroit, milwaukee, clark county, nevada, and maricopa county, arizona, and the entire state of georgia are going to have to prove on the stand that they ran clean elections. but that is only the appetizer. if trump wins after he pardons himself, welcome to the revenge tour. okay he will be out for blood. you think he is going to let bygones be bygones? he is going to put his men in justice and clinton's the ob obamas, the bidens, everyone will be legally assaulted. their family members, providers, their businesses, everything is fair game after this. trump won't care about religion because he is only serving one term. biden is creating a one-man wrecking crew but with a list of mile-long. a lot of people are going to get fired in washington and the rules are going to change. scream and holler all you want. but if you're going to try to make a 78 euros former president died in prison away from his friends and family, hit him with 78 charges after spying on him and impeaching him twice, oh, you better believe it is open season. so 2016 was the biggest political upset in american history. 2020 was the most controversial election in american history. and if trump wins in 2024, will be the greatest comeback in american history. but the best part about all of this is this. you decide what happens. let's bring in eric trump. he is the executive vice president of the trump organization. so eric, you know, political guy, as the president's son, how do you feel about all of this? >> eric: jesse, we have dealt with this nonsense from the very beginning. we dealt with it with the slanderous russia lies, the fact that we were colluding with the kremlin, that we had a secret service, lie after lie after lie about my father. anything they can do to weaken him to take him down to otherwise distract them take a look and they have slighted him from day one. this is not new to us. they are desperate. my father created the greatest in the history of this nation. the love for the man is unbelievable but you see it in the republican party where he is running away from the rest of the field. many of the polls have him up by over 70%. he is going to win the primary and he is going to -- he is literally going to be running against joe biden who he is doing terribly on just about every quantifiable front. and they want to take him out of the race and we have seen this before. we have seen the fbi being weaponized. we have seen the deal jb weaponize. we have seen t that to games and the dirty tricks and i think my father's greatest legacy is actually going to be exposing these frauds for what they are. exposed them in 2016. they were upset about it. he is exposing it again. people get it. people are seeing a man, the former 45th president of the united states who has lost his first amendment right. they see political speech be attacked. i mean, literally, they are trying to obs stroke somebody's rights and throw him in jail over political speech, in there they are watching presidential immunity fly out the window. all while the statements my father had and i know this because i was there that day, they were great statements. they were perfect statements. he used the word peacefully 10 times. all his tweets were fantastic but they will do nothing more than try and stop him -- [overlapping speakers] >> jesse: -- absolutely astonishing at how deceptive that was that we just played. how is your father going to grapple with all of these trials could turn that around, get the nomination and if he is, you know, fortunate enough to win reelection, seek justice for all of the injustice that has taken place? >> eric: he is going to do what he has always had to do. he is going to fight like hell. what should be told to everybody is how fast you see jack smith go on tv. we're going to move this incredibly fast. we are going do it before the election. is that just tell you that they are doing this for one motivation and that is to take the guy out? does the weaponization of the system. but even if you believed it this time, how about the last 10 times when it has failed? how about what they did to her cabin? what about what they did to him over ukraine? what about what they did to him over russia? how about obama literally recognizing the irs against all conservatives? this is what they do and this is what my father more so than any person in american history has shown the american people. he is literally exposed to these frauds for exactly who they are. and it is sad. we know better than some of these third world countries around the world. we are literally trying to imprison political opponents. we are better than this. and so my father is going to fight. he is a great fighter, jesse. >> jesse: when you see all this come out about joe biden, the bribery allegations, the wire transfers come from all over the world, for nothing, for now reason and that you have a massive cover-up, what does that tell you, the fact that this is happening and he is trying to prosecute directly your father? >> eric: can you imagine that was me? barbara mika haley biden is receiving money from romania and china, these other countries? i mean, what product do they sell? that is what i say. you know what business we are in. we have been in the hotel's business for the last 30 years. what product do they sell? that is a rhetorical question. everybody knows the answer to that. and they don't do a damn thing about it. this kid had top-secret documents. my father is the one being charged all while doing, you know, the president -- prostitution and illicit drugs and father is what being charged. >> jesse: everyone sees it and if they don't see it, they are going to see it. if this trial goes down before the election, you are going to relitigate 2020 and that should be interesting to watch. eric trump, -- >> eric: let me just tell you one thing. my father cannot wait to take discovery on these people. there are a lot of questions about january 6, trust me. how about quality fbi agents that were in there? why didn't they call up to 10,000 national guard, you know, re-serve troops that might block father, you know, approved? why didn't they do that? this is happening behind the scenes. >> jesse: they made regret fast tracking this trial before the election. eric, always a pleasure. thanks for joining us. up next, impeachment and joe biden. ♪ ♪ meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back. orange slicesss. because this team all has chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it turns out hunter biden is not just a deadbeat dad. he is a deadbeat tenant, too. tthe guy who least said hunter biden let his multi million dollar mansion. after just six months, sources told daily mail that hunter and his south african wife, melissa, turned this beautiful home into a "state of disarray in this repair." one source says "hunter and melissa were horrible tenants. they were totally disrespectful. ." they go on to say, he was rude and entitled. when someone came to fix the stereo, they were uncooperative. they also left the place dirty. but that is not even the worst. you ready? they skipped out on three months worth of ran. hunter left the home in tatters and stick to the owner 80 grand. this was so embarrassing that the owner decided not to take hunter to the court out of respect for the bidens. so i guess that is just another bill hunter will skip out on. after biden's prosecutor brought charges against his political reporting, he can't dinner and a movie. >> [indistinct] >> jesse: the president is trying to a wrist his rifle and is up to his eyeballs in bribes and the question is, how do you like that movie? that is how you get promoted in the immediate. but biden might be on vacation for a lot longer than he planned. one of the irs whistleblowers, the gay democrat, joe ziegler, is about to hand -- these include offshore bank accounts into the biden family. they can run but they can't hide. biden insider devon archer just sat down for an interview with tucker carlson. we have a transcript. i will summarize. hunter says -- archer says hunter hunter was selling access. biden new they were hunter's business associates in the room at dinner. and archer said the prize was hunter being able to get his dad on the phone for clients. putting your dad, the vice president, on speaker in front of your clients was a "abuse of soft power" says archer. he said that the vice president, joe biden, thanked him for going into business with hunter and newport the business was. and that was on a letter from joe biden with vice presidential stationary. so you got devon archer and tony balinski. we now have two biden family business partners who say joe biden was aware of the business and met clients. in congress is going to interview additional by this business partners. james bulger, who just happens to be a relative of the famous mobster, whitey bulger. it is going to be impossible for democrats to defend this after they say additional records and hear additional eyewitness testimony. of course, the bidens wouldn't take those. almost everybody the bidens have business with have been charged with bribery. the ukrainian ceo, the spy chief of china, patrick powell. not to mention that remained from kansas 10 years and that mexicans, they all have problems. how do you explain these texts and e-mails from hunter? "don't mention joe being involved. it is only when you're face-to-face." or this one the bidens are the best at doing exactly what the chairman wants. or this one. i have brought every single person you have ever asked me to bring to the effing white house. i have delivered on every single thing you have ever asked. more collisions hunter was delivering. so the white house is going to have to deal with an impeachment because we believe the house is going to open an impeachment inquiry this fall. supercharging the investigatory powers. this is a smart. here is the strategy. they are being deliberate, methodical, bringing the facts and building the case. so at the end of the inquiry, they can leverage the evidence and say, we have the records. we have the offshore. >> we have the e-mails. we have the whistle blows. jill biden, you are either going to tell us you are not running for reelection or we're going to launch a full blown impeachment. this is what that does. if joe steps down, promises not to run for reelection, gavin newsom and gretchen whitmer order to get -- ticket. there's no way biden is going to survive a full-blown impeachment. there's no way. it lasts months. all of this evidence is on the table. democrats and the media forced to engage on it. but if joe wants to roll the dice, the republicans move with impeachment. without the impeachment, you have back to back to go back to back to back dropped -- trump trials. trump is going to be criminal is on tv. but if republicans time this right and follow the evidence where it leads, impeachment is going to run counter to the trump trials next year. dana perino is my, host and coanchor. she joins me now. i think it is smart the way the house is moving toward impeachment because you have to put something against the trump trials in the spring. you see it playing out this way? >> dana: it depends on the documents. the fact that joe ziegler cat one of the irs whistleblowers is going to reveal more documents, i think one of the things that is happening is if the house republicans are thinking, let's sequence this so that we can match up with the trump trials, things might -- that might work but also if these documents come out and they show what we assume that they might show, then you will have some people in the house, you know, chomping at chomping at the bit to try to move faster. they are going to want to impeach tomorrow. they want to impeach garland, mayorkas, and biden all at once. or they can. or they can just try to win the 2024 election. >> jesse: i would go with biden. forget about mayor chris and garland. these are small potatoes at this point the ego for the big guy because that is where the big guy it has been do you think the democrats understand that they are going to have to grapple with foreign bank accounts from the biden family, wires from russian billionaires, text messages that we are reading, eyewitness testimony? how are they going to defend that kadena? >> dana: i think we are about 48 hours away from reading anonymous quotes in the new york times from concerned democrats who are really worried about the evidence that is coming out. just like about two months ago we got anonymous sources saying they are very concerned about kamala harris and her position as vp and that they are very concerned about joe biden. so these conversations are taking place within the democratic party. they are pretty disciplined. it is not recaps of through much, but there are strategic leaks and you see governor newsom, he always right where he needs to be at this time because he is ready. >> jesse: do you see biden saying to hell with it, i don't care what you got. i'm going to fight this? >> dana: my head said it would make sense to say, look what i have done. i said i would be a transitional president. the economy is better than you could have expected. >> jesse: the perfect excuse. >> dana: i am so proud of what my administration has done. i'm going to step up to the side. >> jesse: save your family's legacy. alright. >> dana: but i don't know joe biden that will. and then we might be privy to some really good fireworks on the democratic side. >> jesse: it is about time. >> dana: we have had plenty. >> jesse: ththank you, dana. dennis quaid and cocaine. ♪ ♪ choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and started botox® sooner. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you. learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: so who brought the coke to the wh white house? "primetime" found a couple of foia requests. the secret service where the first ones to the first ones to tell us, no, we are appealing. the fbi followed suit and denied a request for an expedited cocaine docs telling us that fighting coke in the white house is not "a matter of widespread and exceptional media interest" in which there exists possible questions about the government's integrity which affect public confidence. when all is questioning the government's interview. we only heard three different stories about where the coke was found and the white house lied about hunter not being on the scene. the coke was in a surveillance camera and one spot and not a single trace of dna or fingerprints were recovered. in the secret service literally lit it on fire. that is destroying evidence. is the same secret service that his coveted about it, i do know, three separate hunter biden crimes involving crack, sex, and guns. "primetime" believes questions about the government's entered into exist in the public confidence is pretty low. i don't know if the fbi has seen polls recently procured, is a random poll we found. 92% of voters are not buying the so-called coke investigation. and to say that to see that we get was not a interested in the story, binder has been asked about it five times. joe ignores it. he has been aspect even trump is talking about it. finding coke in the white house is actually one of the most interesting things to come out of this boring white house. >> that goes for you, too, right, we are telling mom. >> why. >> because i said so. >> it is me or them. take your pick. >> them. >> excuse me? >> t-h-e-m, them. >> friis! [sound of gunfire] >> you are not going to make it! ♪ ♪ >> jesse: after a dennis quaid a start in some of the most classic films in hollywood history. many people don't realize that throughout his career, though, he was addicted to cocaine. but way cleaned up, went to rehab and found god. his faith is what saved him. and now quaid is out with a new album, a gospel record. and dennis quaid joins me now. how are you doing, that is. >> dennis: hey, there, jesse. how's it going? >> jesse: pretty good. when you are building in hollywood back in the '80s, were you doing cocaine during the filming? >> dennis: yes, i was. year i was. it kept me up at night. a lot of sleepless nights, you know, going to bet, going to work with one-hour sleep sometimes. you know? none of those movies that you showed, though, you would have to go back to, like, "great balls of fire" for that. >> jesse: did you guys have a cocaine budget for that movie? >> dennis: maybe they did. by the time i made it to "parent trap," i was kind of cleaned up. >> jesse: so how did you clean up? was it one of those rock-bottom moments? >> dennis: i was in a band at the time and i think the last movie i had done was "with balls of fire." we did a gig at the theater in hollywood and we got a record deal that night and we broke up that very night. have you ever seen that movie where the band splits up as soon as they make it? that was an. it was because of me. i was pretty much a mess. but i had one of those experiences when i got home. that night. i saw myself, you know, either being dead or in jail or losing everything that was really important to me and i put myself into rehab the very next day. and that was before they had conflict, swimming pools and room service in the rehab. this was like one of those hospital type rehab things. >> jesse: you did not go-to there she rehab. >> dennis: they did not have those. but -- so i missed that experience. >> jesse: how bad was it, though, before you hit rock bottom, dennis? was it something that was affecting your career? were you known in the industry as a bad boy? how bad was it? >> dennis: well, i think it was kind of known as a bad boys. i was playing bad boy parts. but cocaine was pretty -- was just pervasive back then. and, you know, before anyone was hiding it, it was in movie budgets, you know, and you know, articles in "people" magazine that it was not addictive. and people started dropping and you know, but, you know, went through it, got through it. and, you know, it leaves a hole in your life. you know? everybody has that hole that they tried to phil and, you know, my face was -- faith was the thing that got me through that and ended up with this in the end, which i finished, which is this record that i made called "fallen," which is about my spiritual journey. it is a combination of hymns and from the baptist church that i grew up in an songs that i wrote that are very personal. >> jesse: the new album is "fallen." >> dennis: i wanted to have the biggest possible audience. >> jesse: in the net state, you got a big audience. dennis quaid, thank you so much for joining us. i will see you around town. >> dennis: thank you, jesse. take care. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: bears. will be. taco bell. right back. moos astepro allergy, steroid free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. with astepro's unbeatably fast allergy relief you can astepro and go! ♪ ♪ >> jesse: let's bring in kelly o'grady. a zoo in china. china is denying this is a dude in a bear costume. china would never lie about animals. those who insist that the bear is legit and the ars name is angela a traditional chinese name. tell me what you think to human or bear? >> kelly: i think -- and here is why. a lot of zoos in china have been accused of making animals look a certain way like spray painting dogs and whatnot. looked at it. and they were saying, it could not possibly be a human because this poor person would be in 10t and if china really cares about human rights abuses. >> jesse: we are going with dude in a person and we are confident that john is lying. new york giant is fed up with taco bell. he is suing but he says there's not enough meet in his mexican pizza and their addresses there's a lot more meat. we have the mexican pizza here. i didn't even know mexican pizza was a thing. so in the end -- as kelly, what does it show? that is a horrible looking mexican pizza. [laughter] they do not look like they do in the ads. >> kelly: this does not look like the juicy thing that you see in the ads. i'm going to try this. >> jesse: is that all it is cracked up to be? >> kelly: it is taco bell. >> jesse: you are not joining the class action against taco bell? >> kelly: if you order this, you know what you are getting. >> jesse: you are going to get something afterwards. we will be -- whoopi over shared today. >> sex on the beach is overrated. >> a drink or the sex? >> both. if you try to have sex in the pool, you know, that is not easy. have you ever tried to put anything -- >> watch now. >> ryan is going to send us to commercial. ♪ ♪ >> oh. >> got to go. we will be right back. >> jesse: i know you watch "the view" constantly. when you saw this live at 11:00 tonight actually today, what did you think? >> kelly: and never missed it. i'm surprised they did not lower into commercial sooner. abc, which is -- they host the oscars. they are always up there getting people off the stage and whatnot. >> jesse: if were the producer, you would have tackled whoopi? >> kelly: oh, yes." to unplug. >> jesse: you don't want whoopi talking about sex or pool sex. >> kelly: no one wants that image. >> jesse: they can't afford anymore ratings dropping. enjoy your mexican pizza. poly p finally pays the price. ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. 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