finally had an epiphany. >> usually the party knows everything. they know what you need, what you don't need. they even know you didn't even. know you needed. >> but for the first time in a a e, the democrats threw up their arms in despair. >> donald trump's approval rating was actually slightly larger than joe biden's watch at this point. trump was at 43%. 41umbiden is at just 41%. so he's doing worse than trump,, who was always saying was doing so poorly. >> the question is how solid a candidat>>ioe is joe biden? that's the problem. that's exactly the problem. and what is exactly the problem that we don't know how solidt kn a candidate joe bideown is. we know he's not a solid case. he's struggling. i mean, for his own party, it is hard to watch after the russia hoax, russi two impeachments, three indictments in a country bitterly by class and education. the new york times experienced t ,a temporary moment of clarity. columnist david brooksvid broo k is asking, what if we're the bad guys here? humility finally arrived atwant the new york times and we're not going to mock them for it. twe're actually encouraged by their ability to step into someone else'sually shoes for o. >> the professional class is finding itself wonderinlass b maybe the texas oil worker isn't a bigot. maybs oil woe ohio truck drivera trump bumper sticker just likes p bumperhis trade policies. what if the deplorable store clerk in arkansas is tired of t being robbed? what if we'rirede the problem? o >>blem what if our snobby attits are exclusive tribes and our globalist policies are damaging the workin ourg class and turnig 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 elite pushes, whh the wealthy sons of the elites got deferments. that was the moment everything changed. academic achievement determined how the social order is structured. exclus you either went to exclusive prep schools eliteiv east coast colleges or grad schools, or you didn't. >>cor grad the media professionh used to be full of old crusty o working class guys hustling around with a pen and paper ustyused to hold powerful inters accountable. but now the media professiona ps is stuffed with upper class americans who don't hold powerful interests accountable because they're all from the same class . t to they all went to the same schools, go to the same clubs. they all liv e in the same neighborhoods. the upper class media is aligned itsel lignedf with the upper political class and the business class inte o one big professional class that looks down their nose at the rest of c the country and tries to keep them out of the club. ludavid brooks says they're segregating themselves. >> they don't believe. along >> certain people belong in politics or in media or i in any position of power in the country. that's their job. theithey were born into it. they were groomed for it. living the boston, new york, d.c. access. coas've propped themselves up into these urban coastal power centers. >> and this goes for coastal california, too. and they've created an economic which keeps them and only them elevated their jobs and status are always safe. the policies thaated.t serve th open borders. open china. i greentecthh, don't servein the rest of the country. in fact, their policies wreakcon havoc on the rest of the country. if you're a factory or your refinery gets shut down, you're replaceable. sh you arethey're not. to them, you're just a number in the monthly unemploymenu art report. even during the pandemic, they thrived. there'ev durins always a hammock nearby. brooks admitted it, quote, , armed with all the kinds of economic, cultural and political powe or, we suppot policies that help ourselves. free trade makes the products we buy cheaper, and our jobsbuyh are unlikely to be moved jobto china. open open immigration makes our service staff cheaper, but ' new, less educated immigrants aren't likely to put downward pressuretly to pu on our wages. >> there's no empathy in. the professional class. they talk down to you if they talk to you ath to you,tal. 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 confusedse . non-binary. intersectionality. marginalized whatse communities. what it's like they have their own dialect lingodial to signify status. and afteec r years of thinking, they're better than you. >> along came donald trump, a billionaire who's better than all of them in all the ways they valued. he went to ay school. he owned golf courses. iconic real estate. edhe had beautiful women.eb >> it was a celebrity.ri he was a staty ha starr. 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 youned to e and told the professional class of what you thought of thessof until he came in. humiliated the press, the bush and the clinton dynasty and the power brokerths who thought opening china was a great idea. he showed the entire country that the professional class were only pretending to know what they're doing, but they were actually just a bunch but of selfish, greedy and insee social climbers. h of selandimagine that a billie who listened to the forgotten a n. >> brooke says, quote, it's easy to understand why people in less educated classes would conclude that they're under economic , political, cultural and moral assault and why they've rallied aroundd assaulwh trump as theirt warrior against the educated class. he understood that it's not the entrepreneurs who seem most threatening to workers. >> it's the professional class. trump understoodreatenin i thatd great demand for a leader who would stick his thumb in our eyedes on a daily basis and reject the whole epistemic regime that we rode in on. besically, trump's popular because he actually cares. >> he cares about the whole countr actuaholey, not just the professional class who used to run it or run it into the ground. this is why trump's such a threat.. >> he threatens not just their power, he threatens to invadnse, validate their status and exalted role in america. now, sometimes this class ofs classes is ugl y. we get it. but it's necessary for the united to move forward together in the 21st century. >> so when trump's attacked, the country is attacked. 's w that's why these indictments don't have the punishing effect on the republican parthy ng effecy, which is now become the party of populism that the professionalef class had expected. clasle like van jones, who get it and sometimes gets it, doesn' it, dt get it here. >> in some ways, this will be a normal person's nightmarereamy and maybe a narcissist dream. you knowou, to you know, to be martyred, you know, for his cause, for his people thatnd they have to go and face the establishment. doing this for you. trump has been quite masterful at getting half the country nowh to go along with this delusion that he has that somehowe ow h he's the victim here when he's not. >> you know, some of the greatest. >> yf th human beings in history have been martyrs. what if someone's a martyr? you're just supposed to abandon them. that'sate not how martyrdom works. these indictments havethat backfired, and the polls reflect it. back in march, before any of these indictmentmarcs, trump was polling at 43 on the realea clear politics averagel and tht primary he gets hit with his first indictment, the new yorkpo bragg indictment, and now he's up at 50. two months later, trump gets hit with mar a lago dock indictments. what happensindictments is up . so what do you think happens now? no wonder trump saying, i needte one more indictment to ensure nsmy election. >> i mean, in the n "new york times" poll, ews he'she's already tied with n dead even. evf feels like democrats want trump reelected and maybe the more this thing becomes clear what was done. >> you've got to believe tha do rational thought will come back in the minds of some of these people. but if not, thenofese peop goina the overwhelming organization, just as you were talking about earlieas you tr, organizii the country at all the levels so that he cannot win that electionn . >> hmm. now, the revenge tour. trump's made the message clear,m quote, if you go after me, i'm coming. >> you. this is the professional class's last stand.if if trump gets back in the white house, all of themck int will be discredited and knocked from their purchase. this is why they're covering up the biden scandal so vigilantl e . the biden scandals like holding holdwashingtn thathingto every elite all sit down at the same dinnersy,, go to the same parties, get paid s, the same companie and whose entire family is all playing inside game.side it's been a sleazy patronage mill for an eternity and they don't want to stop printing the money. but at the end of the day, the white hous at the enaye is s house. we choose the outcome that majo's the ceo and founder of american majority. >> david brooks, times, he times", of all place, ,boom. he says what we've been sayingsa for what almosys wt seven yearsc >> correct. and goodor for brooks for having that epiphany. i'm just not sure that it's -- it's structurejust nd. the other part of the modern american aristocracy who still aren't that interested in understanding, you know, middletocracy america, who thed consider their peasants and serfs who serve them and their prioritiesereasants o and it's still, even though brooks has said some of these thingsooks and, jesse, i don't e still occurred to the overwhelming majority of the elitesrwrity of that it's bn their behavior, their ignorant arrogance on a whole host of fronts that gave rise to donald trump. they are the reason donald trump rose to power because ofwh how they treated the american people. and then donald trump showed uet and he had the temerity, jesse, to say, you know what, i'vhey jt this crazy idea that a government of, by and for the people shouldr actually serve the american people and the modern american aristocracy and elite viewed him as an existential threat to their future. and they fear him, jesse. and they fear him because they think jes tause he can actn in 2024. and they know if trump wins, they understand the office of of thef restoy and the hands o trump has the power to restore constitutionalism in this countrretutionaly and to send ti and their miserable authoritarian administrative statsee authe to the ash heap ot history. here's the deal. they know they're on the ballot in 2024. trump knows they're on the ballot in 2024. and i guess the question is, doe the american people understand who's on the ballot in 2024? >> i like the word you used aristocracy and there is an aristocracy in this country in the i would say maybe ass, bpolitical class or the corporate class, but they've kind of consumedutkindsh and the self-appointed aristocracy in the media, self ine getting the mediaed who's insecure, you know, to beginia w insecur with, to df the bidding of the corporate elite and the in the media theyr doesn't even see that they're just doing the bidding of the corporate elite. and if they weren't doing that ,the rest of the country wouldde be so much more successful and the aristocracy would be doing just fine. >> it would be, i think, on some levei l, though, let's face it, we wouldn't have the global globalization, all these different policies shipping, shipping jobs overseas, these ridiculous trade deals with europe and china. i mean, those things would change, but they'd be doing but 'd still be doing quite fine. but but you're right. they are clinging to poweryou an because i think there's a certain amount of desperation hitting them tha a desperat the little peasants haven't figured out what's best for them yet. they stillou yet resist us. they're still clinging to their old backward ways of constitution and separation of r powers and how it's supposed to work. and after decadeat and i s and decades of indoctrination and propaganda, they still have not rejected those ideas. and so you see this desperation riarting to rise. and that's why they're trying. i really think they do not the t donald trump on the ballot. they want to imprison him because they fear hi m, because they know what he will do. the day one he gets into the office of the presidency the , he will declare war on the administrative state. >> yep, it's fear. it's all drivefen by fear. b fear for their own privilegedfef statusor and power. ned, have a great weekend. thanks, jesse. enjo great y yourself. >> up next, manhattan turning into the arab spring spring. >> the. >> back in my day, we didn't have all of these types of fancy chicken for sure. you have buffalo wings and fried chicken. >> well, we didn't have garlic farm or sweet bourbon barbecue, and he had to walk uphill both ways. >> and it snowed every time. >> yeah, right where i'm here from my. you're still looking good. i'm still feeling good. you know, i've got all your mypillow products. mattress topper, bed sheets, my pillows, towels, slippers, blankets, sleepwear. >> charles, everyone now can get my pillow. price said huge discounts are my pillow .com. that's right now it's a time to go to my pillow .com or call the number on your screen use your promo code to take advantage of our three 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could y. be beautiful or it could be ugly. >> the human trafficking operations in the rio grande have now become militarized. drones capturing footage offootg mexican coyotes armed with ae ar-15. trafficking migrants into texas. smugglinto practg has become, it know, the primary revenue stream for mexicansmuggl cartel. and so coyotes are now armed to protect their valuableluable products, human beings. there's going to be a shootout soon pings. between american bor patrol, an armed coyotes watchod . >> and on our side of the border, i'm afraid. well, the biden administrationhe back down. oh, absolutely they will. hey will at much money stake. biden's app for illegals. you know, the one where you cano make an appointment on your iphone to break into coe country ha ts been compromised. the cartels have hacked biden's bordermpd. app. it used to work where you could only make an appointment to cross the borde work yr. you were in northern mexico. but biden's software was so easily penetrated that the cartels infiltrated it t are now making appointments to cross the border from all of central. fro so now everybody in latinof c america is usingen biden's hackd app to abuse our asylum process and cross the border. rfk jr recently at the border put his finger on it after visiting the border. i've come to understand the open border policy is justy a way of finding for lti-billion dollar drug, getting human trafficking operation for the mexican drug cardrug cartels. >> democrats in the professional class are willing h drug cartels and put our national security at risk just so they can have a steadyne stream of cheap labor for their donors and future votersym . everyone realizes the democrats, in order to be anti-trump have become pro cartel. and it's been a humanitarian catastrophe. >> they halted anything had to do with the trump wall. it put our agents at risk. it put the migrants at risk. it incentivized the profitsmuggr making for the smugglers, for the cartels. it's done just the opposite of what they're trying to accomplish. >> sanctuary states have hit their limitrying >>t. new york city sidewalks havelia become a third world slumber partparty.y. y will >> soon, the slumber party is going to be moving from the streets to centralreets to.c >> the city has made itpast t clear it'she past the breaking point and there's simply nowhere else to house. id as we've said, there is absolutely nothing on the table. we have explored and will continue to explore absolutely everythingex that is within our power and within our grasp. pe that includes temporarily housing people in places like tents in central park orts in, mccarren park in williamsburg, central parks. >> the line, the sand.n hide you can hide thousands o tfmidtw illegals in midtown n hotel roos and seventh avenue sidewalks. but migrant cities start popping up in central park, where wealthy upper east siders and upper west siders are jogging and pushin an g their strollers. oh, you better believe joe biden's getting a phone call in the white house cal about that. >> chuck schumer already finagledl ane 100 million bucks for new y new york city to deal with biden's border crisisk cit and arizona senator kirsten cinema, whose state is actually a border state that's been getting rocked for three years, is upsets been ryears is when is in other parts of the country oty, oh, it's hard. our shelters are overwhelmed. yeah, come live a daey in the life of yuma, summerton or san luis. what we're experiencing hereriza in arizona is matched only by what folks are experiencing in southeris matchn. nd t arizonexa and texas are on the front lines. but senate on majority leader, sena chuck schumer is sending money to his state and sai majord a se that's only gotten a tiny fraction of migrants compared to the bordeten raction r. this is just an excuse for politicians to steal taxpayerble money and then launder it through blue cities and their supporters working nonprofitsing fo instead of red states who actually need itr ed state. arizona doesn't have hotel room infrastructure like new york. the biden administration is locking illegal immigrants in cages in arizona. >> they said it was inhumanee fo for ron desantis to fly illegals to martha's vineyarrrhg but locking them in cages in 100 degree heat in the arizoncages heat in a desert se. aoc is not going to cry for a cage migrant photo op under joe biden. plus, an actor strike. derek malt is a former specialae ops division director and sow. ins me no so they now have air fifteens these coyotes and they're making billions of dollars. y make bg? u see this goin >> well, jesse, thanks for having. ongoi i mean, thisng is an ongoing nightmare for the country and it's not surprising to see the coyotes with the air fifteensth. i mean, they have unlimited resources. they have no bureaucracy and they have no fear. jesse, that's the biggest thing. they're not afraid of the united states now. our government is facilitating. their operations.th they're making more money now. like you said earlieey ar, thanh they've ever made in the history of the cartels. they're nohe longer drug traffickers. they're international criminals. olongerthey're narco terrorist, and our country is suffering. cojesse one big thing i want to cover with you is that, you know, it's reallouy, really disheartening to me that the biden administration is not telling the american public every month what the got away numbers are. b now, we all hear about it because we get leaks from we gl and, other brave americans that want the public to know. but they are confused seeing this immigration slash national security disaste r and they'retell not telling the public we got a ways mean we have overinha 600,000 already this year and we don't know who these people we have no idea.t so that's all true. and that's a total national security threanal secut. put up the biden cages for a second. joe biden's on vacation past sat at the beach and he's cooking illegae bel in cages ina heat wave in the arizona desert and no one in the media cares. >> doesn't care. the dhs secretary may orcas, who designed this broken border doesn't care. >> no one cares. why don', not they care at all? b because they're looking for voters and they don't care jus t like they don't care. when 53 migrants baked in san antonio, what, last year in 120, 130 degree heat in a tractor trailer. trace. t carey don't car we have over 9000 w000 americans dying every from drugs, just like they don't care that the chinese nationalse are coming in at record numbers now in military age, chinesers just like they don't care that the chinese are doing the money laundering for the cartels. jesse we've never faced this kind of crisis from the drugrcen enforcement standpoint or the border security standpoint. >> we've never seen this. jesse yeah, we're ater securve t and we're not even acknowledging it. >> all right.. tough conversation to have, but we have to have it. 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show is as guilty as the real housewives. >> i know that every character i have memorized, the only thing that is artificial or fake about me. this. let me take it all from here. ahead.go heather in >> orange county, new jersey. beverly hills. they might be a different setting, but each franchise plays out the samells, t afferet drinks, pulling hairhrg hair and character assassinatio cn and also lots of crying and pointing. tingbut it's even wilder behind the scenes. now, one of the franchise's most recognizable faces is coming out against bravo's owner, nbc. >> bethenny frankel is leading the charge and she's rallying other reality show starsng t nbcuniversal. >> we are not actors. we are not playing other people. we are not saying the words that are written, we are nothe o we are exposing ourselves, our families, our lives, our childrenposingourselve. od just because hollywood and the entertainment industry can oit th exploit this green talent. does that mean they shouldis ? ? >> in a letter to nbc ard bravo, current and former reality stars are accusing the networks of, quote, grotesque and mistreatment ofstr the reality stars. >> these individualss. have been mentally, physically and financially victimized by nbcs have and threatened with ruin should they decide to speak out. ing if tthe letter goes on to lf in great detail all the accusations that the stars tacce covering up sexual violence, condoning revenge, exploiting minors, and even denying mental health treatment. >> the letter even says that cast members were deprived of food and sleep and were consistently supplie deprid. ou the latter sounds pretty gooprd >> so what kind of effect woulda a lawsuit have on the reality t tvt have o landscape? charlie harlow to outkick host and former wwe host and sheer joins me now. so wwe is kind of a realityo thing. so you're familiar with the behind the scenes stufyou ar be is this so damaging that this could bring down the housewivesv franchise and other franchiseses ? i don't know that i would necessarily call it so damaging that it would bring down the franchise. i mean, there are so it many people that make it their lives. they revolve their lives around watching the newest episodes, o following the life of these women. but really, it comes as no men, but reallsurprise to me thd be the women of this franchise that would come forward because. . reality tv the the mistreatment of the people on it is reallreay nothing new. but these women, these are established women, they have their own lives. most t of the reasons that they're on the show is because they already have a lot of money. they have families have a lot of their own. so for them, they don't need to endure all of this onstreatment likllmistree some f the other young up and comers that you see on so many other shows would. so it makes sense to me why the they would be the ones to step forward in the first place. >> so are these, i guess, >> sexecutive producers, do they exploit these people? peopis it like first thing in te morning they just give them alcohol or? p do they just kind of play mindlt games and keep them mentally off balance so they they fight and throw drinks? >> 100%, yeah. so i actually reached out. i have a few friends that work in reality tv and one person who's very well-established, this is how they've made the bulk of their living. i asked them to describe to me what the treatment was like in a direct quote was it i is effing awful. and this is someone that has made it their bread and to be a reality tv star. but i have spoken to other t people just throughout the past several years, and they've told me all of the things that go o for ven behind the scenes. for example, let's take the bachelor franchiseke the. e that's another one that people watch all the time. those rose ceremonies that you're watching it looks likehe they're taping them just a couple of hours after everyone's been mingling, having a fewco aftereryone i. really what they do is they keep these contestants up all night long. these aren't happening until the wee hours of the morning or sometimes even later, so that they are just mentally., an physically broken down. and that's the case with a lot of these people. at witthere is interviewsprod with producers. i mean, that sounds like sit down and the produceuc. ure.r yeah,duce the producer will say something like, hey, did you hear what jessica saymething said a? and they're like, what do you mean, what did jessica say about me? if you didn't hear, i don' if yt want to be the one to spill the beans. and really, jessica s.said nothing. but this is just the way the producers instigate. they want you to be mentally unstable, because then we want you bring the drama, and that's what we all want to see. >>. ow >> they're exploiting these people for our pleasure. our guilty pleasure. absolutely. guilty as charged as a guiltgula >> i'm i'm guilty as charged as well. mark geragoss >>, the famous i lawyer, is now 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women even need men. >> she said a woman without, a man is like a fish without a bicycle. i mean, we love you guys. the matter that we couldn't function without them. >> so what's behind the pushh to to create more single women in american societngle womy, we, starting with the great society and continuing today, the federa.ng witl tax code ande welfare state encourages women to stay single as long as possible. are you poor and single? here's an income taxare you crm are you a single mom? there's a child tax credit. a half dozen welfareis programs, all designed to incentivize single ladies syndrome. but that's not all. the left wants to take. i away incentives for married couples, too. >>fo i also suggest that we separate out some of the legal perks of marriag some so thatt single people and other kinds of families get these benefits. kind should not be theteway gateway to social and economic privilege anymore. pr that time is done. now, money is a big factore long to the longer women stay single, the longer they stay in the workforcele thestay i, a the time they're in their thirties, they have to spend a fortune on fertility end a treatments when they don't even need a husband. actually, at this poinsband.t. >> this was explained to us earlier. they want us to put off having a family so that we're going to spend big money in order bie that family laterer fir on after putting our career first. >>s a major reason,son dr driving the single lady syndrome in politicsivsingle l a you're a single man, you vote republican. if you're a married man,gle mana you vote republican. if you're a married woman, you vote republican. bun ifried womotet if you're a , you vote democrat by ane de mocrastounding margin, a marging wide. single women have become the driving force in the democrat base. if republicans want to retake the white house, they don't need ballot harvesters. hey don'need matchmakers . marriage isn't just good for the republican party. it's good for you, tooou . a study from the university of chicago found that married coupleying froicago prs are 30%n their unmarried friends. whey're also wealthier and healthier. but what do i know? marriageats worked for, like thousands of years. kat timpf joins us now. >> is this a real phenomenon that people are thinking about when they're designing policies? or is this just happening? >> i think it's probably kind of just happening. >> but when you are and again,e i was aggressively single for a long time. what is an aggressivfor me.e belief single? you hated the idea of marriage? yes. i didn't want a and then i met my husband and i still didn't wake. but he like, kept pushing it and i was like, he's not my type. my sister's like, how is your type working for you get.r and then, you know, we got married and i'm very, very happy. bu>> it like, even like delivery minimums or a thing where it's like, i can order enough food for, just me because there's not another person. >> and there is a lot that, o you know, it's harder being single, renting an apartment, a one bedroom that's beenting aapartmmore expensive. >> but it's easier to be singlee when the government, s yo the infrastructure helps you be singleu through certain welfare and certain things in corporate america. yeah, i'm far against the government picking winners and losers in general by taking money througgoh and then saying, okay, we're going to try to figure out where this goes to kind of creatre outre thie k society we want. >> that's creepy and wrong to me. but why do you thinkme that single women, as opposed to a lot of these other people,t are voting so heavily democrat? yeah. so i've never voted democrat orr republican in my life. i always vote libertarian. and you know, everyone says that's bad. you're throwin d ev bad youg your vote away.it but guess what? it's my vote. i do what i want with it. i think that therei think thatf that. right. i think that democrats are better at pretendingi thin to care about women. i don't think that policymakers really actually.but i th but i think that a lot of times, not all republicans, certainly, but o some of the louder voices can be the ones that do make fun of women for being single t do or saying that you need to get married. >> oh, my gosh, should i? just because i just one of those i don't really think you did. >> ink you did. hink you didus but i think just, you know, in terms of shaming women for wanting to be differen g t and again, i think a lot ofin it's fake to coming from the left. i don't think thath abou people really care that much about you other than your vote and your tax money. yo vot just needepubli to pretend to care more or just get out of it altogetherca d and say, hey, like let you do you. i think it'd be great to see republicans get back to beinginh the party of small government and focusing on smaller governmente small, lower taxes i know it's crazy. i'm a woman and i still care. about that stuffbout. unbelievable. we just want everybody 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well, the wife needs to take a back seat. there's a big fight. categories unhappy meal. which fast food chain is being sued for false advertising overi claims their food over promises and under delivers on the amount of meachis beingu meals. is it burger king or tacmeo bell ? oh, there's some hesitation. oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh. you'll kill taco bell to the mexican pizza. >> does anyone ever like, do they go because they think they're getting a balanced meal at taco bell? >> i don't think you're goin y re going grunk a go when they're drunk at 2 a.m.. >> right. who cares how much meats in there>> rigat is in is a che? is it yummy? is it fried? yeah. i thought it was a lawsuit. taco tuesday that they're trying to give out the patent on taco tuesday. it was the lack of meat. you know, people need to make an extra point to stop scrounging for points. this is the last question. top c >>ro you guys are tired. is follow the science. whicthe ion.h tv scientist saidy you can wake up feeling like a man. the next day you can wake upyoua feeling like a woman. is it neil degrasse tyson wake >> bill nye, the science guy. this feels bill nighy to me. nighis soundlly yeah. >> today i feel 80% female, 20% man, i'm going to i'm going to put on makeup. i'm going to do it tomorrow. i might feel 80% male. >> okay, well, you guy s are tied and this is a big tiebreaker. oh, okay. this. is closest wins, okay? not under, not over. whoever is closest tiebreaker. how many hours of community, service did paul serve after driving drunk? >>w many hours for the dui? 54. 50 400. madison, you right? >> the answer is eight. you are the closest. that is three in a row oh, yeah. you're on the leader board. it matches the dress, too. there you matchy matchy. the l i'm sorry it didn't work out. next time. okayeat matcheoo.. those were wonderful. fierce competition. yeah, i know. she's cutthroat. there was no. there is no pregnancy sympathy . all no. look out for blood. all right, ladies, have a good weekend. >> thank you so, i was so preparing for the show, i forgot to order dinner, so i had what they're calling a girl dinner. this was my dinner. i had a banana and i had a half an apple. i am starving and i'm about to pass out, but luckily, wewo only 2 minutes left to go, sosot let's hear some text'ss. stacey from arkansas, my neighbors and never trumper. no shot, he's seen the light yet, but i'll hold out hope be a friendly neighbor. jeff austin, texas. hey, van jones. name one person that doesn't feel like a victim when hauled into courtt i hold by the feds.ds. i'm sure van jones has neverr been arreste d and there was. we'll get the mug shot. >> biden sues giv abbott but gives adams a blank check. tell blanks you everything you d to know exactly right. he gets stiffed and sued. jamie from arkansas. are you kidding? those housewives want to be on tv. that was their choice. no sympathy for the real housewives. kidde. surprise m phil, georgia, my wife makes me. watch that housewives show every week. and i't surpri me barfm thinkinn lawsuit of my own. yeah, you got piles of damages. but you know what?hing 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>i a chance. i've already made the confession. i've watched've alreadconfessio i've watched beverly hills, wat i've watched jersey, and i've watched a couple seasons of new york. but i'm a recovering housewives addict. never again, rosemary from salina, kansas. i'm 78 and i power wash my own house fence.ance. >> well, good for you. goodgo for. you. tyler from staten island. jesse.. a t nayenow that we know the alier from outer space, we need to know the truth about bigfoout . >> come on, man. if you have bigfoot videos outmm there, send them in and dvr the show. and always remember, i'm watters. this is my world. welcome to this speciali edition of "hannity". >> i'm kayleigh mcenany. and foy and r sean. and tonight, the lights are on at the white house. look at that. but no one is home. joe biden, while he is still in delaware. days a and that's after many days at the beach. she spent ten days hanging out at the beach. >> and since taking office, the president has spent anan entire year on vacation.. that's 365 days. nearly 40% of his presidencywani