[ music ] >> democrats finally have an epiphany, usually the party knows everything, they know what you need and what you don't need, they even know things you didn't know you needed. for the first time in a long time, democrats throw up their arms in despair. donald trump's approval rating was slightly larger than joe biden's was at this point trump was a 43% biden is at just that 41%, she is doing worse in trunk, always saying is doing so poorly. >> the question is how solid a candidate is joe biden? >> that's the problem that is exactly the problem. >> what is a problem? >> we don't know how solid of a candidate joe biden's. >> we know is not a solid candidate, he is struggling, it is hard to watch. >> after the russia hopes to impeachments three indictments in a country bitterly divided by class and education. the new york times experience a temporary moment of clarity. columnist david brooks asks what if we are the bad guys here? humility finally arrived at the new york times and we will not want them for that. we are actually encouraged by their ability to step into someone else's shoes for once. the professional class is finding itself wondering may be the texas oil worker is not a bigot. maybe the ohio truck tire with a trump bumper sticker just like freight policy. what if the deplorable store clerk in arkansas is tired of being robbed? what if we are the problem? what if i was snobby attitudes are exclusive tribes and our global his are damaging the working class. and turning everybody off? in the piece david brooks, says the problem actually goes back to the 1960s. when the working class were drafted off to vietnam to fight in a war pushed by ivy league foreign policy elites. while the wealthy sons of the leads, got deferments, that was the moment that everything change. academic achievement determined how social structure. you went to exclusive prep schools, elite east coast colleges or grad schools or you did not. the media profession, which used to be full of old crusty working-class guys hustling around with pen and paper used to hold powerful interest accountable now media profession is stuffed with upper-class americans who don't hold powerful interest accountable because they are all from the same class. they all went to the same school same clubs, they all live in the same neighborhood. upper-class media is aligned itself with the upper political class and the business class and the one big professional class. that look down their nose at the rest of the country and tries to keep them out of the club. david brooks says they are segregating themselves. they don't believe certain people along in politics or in media or in any position of power in the country that is their job they were born into it they were groomed for it. living in a boston new york d.c., access they propped himself up into the urban coastal power centers, and this goes for coastal california too. creating an economic system which keeps them and only them elevated. their jobs and status are always safe, policies that serve them open borders, open china, ai, green tech, don't serve the rest of the country. in fact, their policies wreak havoc on the rest of the country. if your factory or refinery gets shut down, you are replaceable. they are not. to them you are a number in the monthly unemployment report. even during the pandemic they thrived. there is always a hammock nearby. brooks admitted that quote, armed with all of the economic and cultural and political power we support policies that help ourselves. free trade make the products we buy cheaper, and our jobs are unlikely to move to china. open immigration makes the service of cheaper, but knew less educated immigrants aren't likely to put down the pressure on our wages. there is no empathy in the professional class. they talked down to you, if they talk to you at all. since academic credentials mean everything, they use words and phrases to show everybody how smart and politically correct they are they make everybody else feel alienated and kind of confused. non- binary intersection alley, marginalized communities? what? it's like they havdialect. lingo, to signify status. and after years of thinking that they are better than you, along came donald trump, a billionaire, who is better than all of them, and all of the ways that they valued. he went to an ivy league school, he owned golf courses, iconic real estate, he had beautiful women he was a celebrity he was a star. sure he was a little crude, but hillary was at his wedding. he was accepted. until he threatened their political power. until he listened to you. and told the professional class of what you thought of them. and he came and humiliated the press, the boys and the clinton dynasty, and the power brokers who thought china was a great idea. he showed the entire country that the professional class were only pretending to know what they are doing. but they were actually just a bunch of selfish greedy and insecure social climbers. imagine that? a billionaire who listened to the forgotten man? brooks says, it is easy to understand why people in less educated classes will conclude that there under economic and political and world assault. why they would rally around trump as the best warrior against the educated class. he understood it is not the entrepreneurs who seem most threatening the workers it is the professional class. truck owners stood, it was great demand for a leader who would stick his thumb in our eyes on a daily basis and reject the whole epistemic gene that we rode in on. basically, trumps popular because he actually cares. he cares about the whole country, not just the professional class that used to run it. or pointed into the ground. this is why trump is a threat, he threatens not just the power, he threatens to invalidate their status. in an exalted role in america. sometimes this class of classes is ugly. we get it. but it is necessary for the united states to move forward together in the 21st century. so when trump attacked the country is attacked. that's why these indictments don't have the punishing effect on the republican party, which is now become the party a populism of the professional class is expected. people like van jones who get it, sometimes gets it, doesn't get it here. >> in some ways this would be a normal person i met and maybe a narcissist dream you know? to you know to be martyred for his cause for his people and have to go and face the establishment, i am doing this for you, trump is been masterful at getting half of the country to go along with this delusion that he has that somehow he is the victim. >> you know some of the greatest human beings in history have been martyrs. what if someone is a moderate u.s. post abandon them? that is out not monitor works. that indictments have backfired, and the polls reflected. back in march before any of these indictments trump was pulling at 43 on the real clear politics average in the primary, he gets it with this first indictment the new york bragg indictment and he now is up to 50, trump gets it when mara lago indictments what happens? he's up at 56, so what you think happens now? no wonder trump says i need one more indictment to ensure my election. and in the new york times he's already tied with biden that even. so it kind of feels like democrat want trump reelected. >> maybe the more this thing becomes clear what was done, you better believe rational that will come back into the minds of some of these people, if not it will take the overwhelming organization just as you talk about earlier organizing the country at all of the levers so we cannot win that election. >> another event store trump as made the message clear, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. this is the professional class last stand. if trump gets back into the white house, all of them will be discredited, and not from their perches. this is why they are covering up biden scandals although jill and lee. the biden scandal is like holding up a mirror to washington. every italy, they all sit down at the same dinner go to the same parties paid by the same companies. and whose entire family is all playing the inside game. it has been a sleazy patron dig mill for an attorney. they don't want to stop printing the money, at the end of the day the white house is at people's house. we, choose the outcome. the ceo and founder of american majority, david brooks new york time of all places, boom, he says what we have been saying for what almost seven years,. >> correct and good for brooks, for having that epiphany i'm just not sure it struck the other part of modern american aristocracy who aren't that interested in understanding middle america will they consider their peasants and serfs who serve them and their priorities and it is still brooks and some of these things jesse, i don't think it occurred to the overwhelming majority of the elite, that is been there behavior that ignorant arrogance on a whole host of fronts that gave rise to donald trump, they are the reason donald trump rose to power because of how they treated the american people and then donald trump showed up, and he had the temerity jesse to say, i got this crazy idea. that the government of them for the people should serve the american people, and the modern american aristocracy the elite, viewed him as an existential threat to the future and they fear him jesse and they fear them because they think he can actually win in 2024, and they know if trump wins they understand the office of the presidency in the hands of trump has the power to restore constitutionalism in the country and to send them and that miserable authoritarian administrative state to history. here's the deal, they know that on the bow and 2024 trump knows her on the ballot, the question is do the american people understand who is on the ballot in 2024? >> i like the word used aristocracy, there is an aristocracy in the country and maybe the political class, or the corporate class, but they kinda have consumed the self-appointed aristocracy in the media. they are getting the media who is insecure, to begin with to do all of the bidding in the corporate elite. in the media does not even see that they are doing the bidding and if they weren't doing that, the rest of the country would be so much more successful, and there is service he would be doing just fine. >> it would be, i think on some level. globalization, all of these different policies shipping jobs overseas these particular trade deals with china. those things would change, they would still be doing quite fine. but you are right they are claiming to power because i think there is a certain amount of desperation hitting them that the dirty little peasants have not figured out what is best for them yet, they still resist us, they still talk about constitution and separate powers and i was supposed to work, and after decades of indoctrination and propaganda they still have not rejected those ideas, so you see the desperation starting to rise, that's why they try i really think they do not want donald trump on the ballot they want to imprison him, because they fear them to because they know you what you will do day one he gets into the office of the presidency again he will declare war on the administrative state. >> yes, fear, all driven by fear, fear for their own privilege and status and power. net have a great weekend okay? >> things jesse. >> enjoy yourself up next, manhattan turns into arab spring. 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it started in 2011? tunisian cops humiliated approaches vendor over a permit he lit himself on fire to protest, and triggered an uprising that we have never seen before, massive riots rose up organically across committees, coordinated on twitter. it led to a regime change in tunisia, egypt, libya, and yemen. we have seen crowds like this happen here too, blm, women's march even january 6, all of it tested coordinated online. and things can get real fast. it just goes to show what can happen when public unrest and social media intersect. you can have revolution in this country. it can be beautiful, or it can be ugly. human trafficking operations in the rio grande have become militarized, drones, captures footage of mexican coyotes armed with ar-15 trafficking migrants into practice. smuggling has become the primary revenue stream for mexican cartels now. so coyotes are now protecting valuable products human beings. there is going to be a shoot out to between american border patrol and arm coyotes you watch. and on our side of the board i am afraid will the biden administration background? absolutely they will. there is too much money at stake. biden's apt for illegals, you know the one where you can make an appointment on your iphone to break into the country has been compromised. the cartels have hacked biden bins border act. it used to work we could only make an appointment to cross the border when you were northern mexico. by then was so easily penetrated, the cartels infiltrated it and they are now making appointments to cross the border from all of central america, so now everybody in latin america uses joe biden's hack to abuse the asylum process to cross the border. rfk was at the border, he put his finger on it. >> after visiting the border i have come to understand open border policy is just a way of funding a multibillion-dollar drug and trafficking operation for the mexican drug cartels. >> democrats in the professional class are willing to enrich drug cartels and put national security at risk just so they can have a steady stream of cheap labor for their daughters and future voters. everyone realizes the democrats in order to be anti- trump have become pro cartel. and it has been a humanitarian catastrophe. >> they halted anything that had to do with the trump wall, it put our agents at risk, and put the migrants at risk, it incentivizes profit-making for smugglers and the cartels. opposite of what they are trying to accomplish. >> sanctuary states hit the limit, new york city sidewalks are a third world slumber party. soon that slumber party will move from the streets to central part. >> the city has made it clear, past the breaking.and there is simply nowhere else to house people. >> as we have said there is absolutely nothing off the table we have explored and continue to explore absolutely everything that was in our power and within our grass, temporarily housing people and places like tents in central park or mccarren park in williamsburg. >> central park is a line in the sand, you can hide thousands of illegals in midtown hotel room and seventh avenue sidewalks, migrant tent city start popping up in central park, wealthy upper east side is an upper west side is are jogging and pushing their strollers. you better believe joe biden gets a phone call and the white house about that. chuck schumer finagled $100 million for new york city to deal with the border crisis, arizona senator kiersten cinema, who state is actually aborted straight is been rock for three years is upset. >> when i hear from folks in other parts of the country say it is hard our shelters are overwhelmed, yes, live a day in the life of san luis. >> what we experience in arizona is matched by only what folks experience in texas. >> arizona and texas are on the front line, senate majority leader sending money to his state instead. i state that is only gotten a tiny fraction of migrants compared to border states. this is just an excuse for politicians to steal taxpayer money and laundry through blue cities and their support is working for nonprofits red state that actually needed. arizona does not have it hotel room infrastructure like new york the biden administration is locking illegal immigrants up in cages in arizona. they said it was inhumane for rhonda santos to fly illegals to martha's vineyard but locking them in cages and 100-degree heat in the arizona desert, it seems worse. aoc will not cry for a cage my photo up under joe biden. plus there is an actor straight. derek mall is a dea director, and he joins me now. so, they have ar-15 these coyotes, they make billions of dollars where do you see this going? >> well jesse thanks for having me, this is an ongoing nightmare for the country. it is not surprising to see coyotes with ar-15's, they have unlimited resources, no bureaucracy, they have no fear jesse that is the biggest thing. they are not afraid of the united states, our government facilitates their operations, they are making more money now like you said earlier than they've ever made in the history of the cartels, they are no longer drug traffickers they are international criminals, they are narco terrorists and our country is suffering. jesse one thing i want to cover with you, you know it is really disheartening to me, biden administration is not telling the american public every month what the numbers are. now we all hear about it because we are getting leaks from border patrol and other brave americans that want the public to know, but they are confusing this immigration/national security disaster and they are not telling the public what that means. we have over 600,000 already this year. who these people are? >> we have no idea with ar that is a total national security threat. put up the biting cages for a second, joe biden is on vacation passed out at the beach, he is cooking illegals in cages in a heat wave in the arizona desert. no one and the media cares, aoc does not care, dhs does not care, no one cares. why don't they care at all? >> because they are looking for voters they don't care just like they don't care when 53 migrants bait in san antonio last year end at 120 degree heat and a tractor-trailer just like they don't care what we have 9,000 americans dying every month from drugs just like they don't care chinese nationals are coming in and record numbers now military aid chinese just like they don't care chinese do money laundering for cartels. jesse, we have never faced this kind of crisis for the drug enforcement standpoint or the border security standpoint we have never seen this jesse. >> were at war and we don't acknowledge it. all right, tough conversation to have but we have to have it thanks much. >> well, the dark side of reality tv. a massive lawsuit is brewing. 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>> in a letter to nbc and bravo current and former reality stars are accusing the network of grotesque and different beef mistreatment of the reality stars. these individuals have been mentally, physically, financially victimized by nbc. threatened with growing if they decide to speak out. >> a letter goes on to lay out in great detail all of the accusations that the stars have made. covering up sexual violence, condoning revenge porn, exploiting minors and evening denying mental health treatment. the letter even says cast members were deprived of food and sleep and were consistently supplied booze. the latter sounds pretty good. what kind of of fact what a lawsuit have on reality tv landscape? former wwe host, and she joins me. wwe is it reality, so you are familiar behind-the-scenes stuff? is there is so damaging that this could bring down the housewives franchise and other franchises? >> i don't know necessarily call it so damaging that when it would be down franchises, there are so many people that make it their lives, watching the newest episode can follow the lives of these women, but really comes as no surprise to me, it would be the woman of the franchise that would come forward. reality tv, mistreatment of the people on it is nothing new. these women these are established women, they have their own lives, most recent there on the show is because they already have a lot of money, their families of their own pics for them they do not need to endure all the mistreatment like some of the other murder young up and comers on other shows what. it make sense to me, why they will be the one to step forward in the first place. >> so i guess executive producers do they exploit these people? is it first thing in the morning they give them the alcohol? do they just playing mind games and keep them mentally off balance so that they fight and throw drinks? >> one 100% yes, so i actually reach out i have friends that work in reality tv. one person is very established, bulk of the living, i asked them to describe to me what the treatment was like and the direct quote is it is awful. this is something that has made it their bread and butter to make a reality tv star. i have spoken to other people throughout the past several years, they have told me all of the things that go on behind the scenes. for example let's take the bachelor franchise. that is another when the people watch all the time. those rose and ceremonies that you watch it looks like they take them a couple hours after everyone is been mingling and having caught just pick what they do is they keep the contestants all night long, these are not happen for the wii i was in mourning or later. so that they are mentally and physically broken down. and that is the case with a lot of these people. there are interviews with producers,. >> that sounds like torture. >> yeah, the producer will say something like hey did you hear what jessica said about you cokes and they say what you mean and they say if you don't hear i don't want to be the one spill the beans. and really jessica said nothing. but this is a way that produces instigate they want you to be mentally unstable because then you bring the drama and that's what we want to see. >> wow, they are exploiting people for our pleasure. guilty pleasure. >> absolutely. >> guilty as charged. >> it is a guilty pleasure i am guilty as charged as well. >> market guerra goes a famous lawyer is involved in the loss of this could take a lot out of the bottom line of nbc we will see how it goes out don't coaching setting for this week and charlie behave yourself. >> i have no plans to. i will try my best. >> all right coming up the reason democrats want women to stay single. let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. >> a former porn star mia khalifa spoke out about the institution of marriage is me, i know what you're thinking, hear me out. she has had a couple bad marriages broken engagements, and what she said struck a nerve. >> we should not be afraid to leave these men, we are not stuck with these people, marriage is not a sanctimonious thing, it is paperwork, it is it is a commitment that you make to someone, but if you feel like, you are not getting anything from the commitment, and you are trying, you gotta go, you gotta go. >> i know you are thinking why should we care what a point there things about marriage? we should not care about who she is but what she is saying. what she is saying gets to with the heart a decade-long liberal media social side, marriages are broken and dated institution. in fact some say today women don't even need ben. >> she said a woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle. [laughter] i mean, we love you guys, but the truth of the matter is we can function without you. >> so what is behind the push to create more single women in american society. starting with great society continuing today, the federal tax code and welfare state encourages women to stay single as long as possible. are you poor and single here is an income tax credit? are you a single mom there's a child tax credit, and then there is a half dozen welfare programs all designed to incentivize a single lady syndrome. but that is not all, the left wants to take away incentives for married couples too. >> i also suggest that we separate out some of the legal person of marriage. so that single people and other kinds of people get the benefits marriage should not be the gateway to social and economic privilege anymore. that time is done. >> money is a big factor to go, the longer women stay single the longer they stay in the workforce and by the time that they are in the 30s they have to spend a fortune on fertility treatment when they only need a husband. actually at this point. this was explained to us earlier. >> they want us to put off having a family so that we spend big money in order to have that family later on after putting our career first for decades. >> major reason driving the single lady single in politics, if you are a single man you vote republican if you're of merry men you vote republican if you're a married woman you vote republican but if you are a single woman you vote democrat by an astounding margin. marching so wide, single women have become the driving force in the democrat base. if republicans want to take the white house, they don't need ballot officers they need matchmakers. marriage is not good for the republican party is good for you too. studying from university of chicago primary companies desmet couples are 30 per had% happier than their own friends and wealthier and healthier. what wino? marriage has only worked for like a thousand years. is this a real phenomenon that people are thinking about when they are designing policies or is this happening? >> i think it is probably kind of just happily, i was aggressively single for a long time. >> what you mean aggressively single? you hated the idea of marriage? >> yes, i did not want a boyfriend, and then i met my husband and i still didn't like him, he kept pushing it and he was not my type and my sister said hundred tape working for you? >> i got married very happy, but things like delivery minimums were a thing. i cannot order enough food for just me, because is not another person, there is a lot that is hard to being single renting an apartment a one bedroom, that is more expensive. >> it is easier to be single when the government and the infrastructure, helps you be single. through certain welfare, and through certain things. >> i am far against the government picking winners and losers in general and taking taxes and trying to say we will figure out where this goes in creating a society that we want that is creepy and wrong to me. >> why do you think that single women as opposed to a lot of other people, our voting so heavily democrat. >> i never voted democrat or republican in my life i voted libertarian and everyone says that's bad you're throwing a beret guess what vote i do what i want with it. i think there is some of that. i think democrats are better at pretending to care about women, i don't think that policymakers really actually care. but i think that a lot of times, not all republican certainly but some of the louder voices can be the ones that do make fun of women being single and say you need to get married. >> which i just one of those people. >> i don't think you did, i don't think you did, but i think in terms of shaming women for wanting to be different. again i think a lot of it is fake to go coming from the left, i don't think people really care that much about you other than your vote in your text may. >> so, maybe republicans need to care more? over ten to? >> will get it out altogether and say let me do you, it would be great to see republicans being the party of small government and focusing on smaller government and lower taxes. i know it is crazy. i'm a woman and i care about that stuff. >> we want everybody to be happy. >> i am happy. >> look at me. >> i'm happy in america. 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>> -year. >> oh, boy. >> we are so ready. >> category is wet and wild. which view cohost decided to make everyone uncomfortable by talking about everyone having sex in a pool? was it joy behar or whoopi goldberg? both with joy. let's see it. >> you know, if you try to have sex in the pool, you know that' not easy. >> still time. category is i'm loving it. which takemoto revealed his eating over 4,000 calories a d day. his mcdonald order includes 20 mugs, a large brick fragment -- you on or zuckerberg? >> okay, ladies. this is a good business one piece and welcome to connect go today we're going to talk about the metaverse. >> i guess he needs to train to fight elon, so he's bulking up. >> he building an octagon in hi backyard, marked to just about god. i'm sure he can afford it. well, the wife needs to bac backseat, there's a big fight. category is unhappy nearby whic fast food chain is being sued for false advertising over claims that it opened a private dish over promises and delivers on their menu meals? is it burger king or taco bell? there's some hesitation. oh. >> taco bell. >> yorkie around taco bell. >> mexican pizza. this you never go because they think you're going to get a balanced meal at taco bell? >> they go when they are drunk at 2:00 a.m. >> right. who cares what is in there. is it cheese? is it yummy? is it pride? >> i saw a lawsuit on taco tuesday that they were trying their give out depends on taco tuesday. >> stop scrounging for points. this is the last question. you guys are tied. follow the science. which stevie scientists said on day, and wake up feeling a command, the next day you can wake up feeling like a woman? is it near the grass i or bill nye the science guy please if this sounds bill nye to me. >> peter today i feel 3 percent male, 80 percent female. i'm going to put on makeup. tomorrow i might feel 80 percen male. >> okay, you guys are tied in this is a big tiebreaker. >> okay. this is closest winds, okay. not under, not over, whoever i is." tiebreaker, how many hours of community service did paul pull his shirt after driving drunk? how many hours for the dui? >> 54. >> 54 p zero p medicine, you ar right, the answer is eight. you are the closest. that is three in a row. you are on the leaderboard. >> it matches the just too. you go, match n, matt y go that's wonderful. she's very cutthroat. there was no pregnancy -- pregnancy sympathy at all. out for blood. all right, ladies, have a good weekend. thanks. >> you too. >> i was so busy preparing for the show, i forgot to order dinner, so i had what they are calling a, "girl dinner." this was my dinner: i had a banana, and i had half an apple. i'm starving. and i'm about to pass out. but luckily we only have two minutes left to go. so let's hear some texts. stacy from arkansas: my neighbors are never trumpers. no shot yet but he that i hold out all hope. a friendly neighbor. jeff, austin texas. name one person that doesn't feel like a victim when hauled into court by the feds. i am sure van jones has never been arrested. and if there was, we'll get the mugshot. >> mike, calata. bidens was a bit but gives adames a blank check. tells you everything you need t know. >> exactly right, he gets stiff dan sudick. jimmy kerrigan saka are you kidding? those house wives didn't want t be on tv. that was their choice. no sympathy for the real housewives. doesn't surprise me barfield from georgia: my wife mickey was the housewife show every weekend. i'm thinking about a lawsuit of my own. >> market you got piles of damages. you know what, your wife shouldn't make you do anything. trina from nevada: i know you say reading is fundamental, but take a break from one of your books and give housewives a chance. >> i've already made the confession. i watched orange county, i watched beverly hills, i watche jurczyk and i watched a couple student of new york. but i am a recovering housewife addict. never again. rosemary from salina kansas, 78 and a power wash my own house i france. well, good for you. good for you. >> tyler jones at nayel, jesse, now that we know the aliens fro outer space, we need to know th truth about bigfoot. come on, man. if you have bigfoot videos out there, send them in. and dvr the show. and always remember, i'm watter is my world. i am kayleigh mcenany and fourchon. tonight the lights are on at th white house. look at that. no one is home. joe biden, well, he is still in delaware and that is after many days at the beach. he spent ten days hanging out a the beach and since taking office the president has spent an entire year on vacation. that's 365 days. nearly 40 percent of his presidency on vacation. the white house wants him out o sigh