>> jesse: knives out for a vivek. he joins us. plus -- >> 100%. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: when you think of famous psychologist, sigmund freud comes to mind. today, dr. jordan peterson, his book, 12 rules for life sold 12 with 5 million copies. he has made a global impact especially with the lives of young men. peterson's work provides a blueprint for living life with meaning. but before he went international, peterson was known as an outspoken intellectual. he said what was on his mind and most of the time what he said was controversial. like in 2017, when can to tried to aaron wise using improper pronouns. peterson was the face of the resistance. >> i think facebook now recognizes something like 71 separate gender identity categories, each of which in principle is associated with its own set of pronouns and so it has become linguistically -- has become a parody essentially. it has become linguistically unmanageable. i just don't understand that, and i just don't understand how the government can justify imposing a criminal penalty on the use of words that no one either knows or uses. >> jesse: jordan peterson had common sense, uprooted, though, in the attic -- academic rigor. it along to the left because they cannot academically discredit him. he has a credentials and scholarship they envied. more dr. jordan peterson told the truth as we have understood it for millions of years, he became dangerous. he became a top censorship target in the west. the more he was censored, though, the more popular he became. this was unacceptable. so now dr. peterson is being reprogrammed. the canadian courts and the canadian psychology boards forcing peterson to submit to a social media training. and if he refuses, he is stripped of his license to practice. essentially canceling him. why? >> because i made political statements that the members of the college don't agree with. i am not going to be required to -- the cause, go ahead with this, to put me into a reeducation program until i learned my lesson, whatever that is, regardless of how much time that takes, by their judgment. or they can take my license away. >> jesse: on what grounds? well, they say it when you are they kaiden -- a psychologist, you have freedom of expression, but you must abide by the roles that may limit your freedom of expression. okay, well, who makes these roles. oh, it is the same academics who believe this, 71 pronouns. they see jordan peterson is so unprofessional he poses a risk of harm to the public. trudeau's lockdowns did not harm the public. jordan peterson. 's criticism of druso, that harm to the public. at my daughter's wedding in california, i will never forget, justin trudeau, that my father is not here because of your utterly unconscionable, unconstitutional and vindictive travel ban. jordan peterson is being reprogrammed because he had the audacity to ridicule the prime minister. >> there's a rule, it is not right, that the college of psychologists have that i can't criticize justin trudeau on twitter. that is a rule, is it? and if someone, or anywhere in the world complains about the fact that i have criticized justin trudeau, let's say, that all of a sudden, that is the role, even though it was not a rule and of course i get to criticize justin trudeau. not only because he originally deserves it in every way you could possibly imagine, but because that is actually what freedom of speech means. >> jesse: trudel is not -- not king charles the third and this is not north korea. peterson also dared to question climate change models apparently questioning a scientist who hides his data as blasphemy. >> there's no such thing as climate, right? climate and everything are the same word. and that is what bothers me about the climate change types. it is like this is something that bothers me technically. permit is about everything. okay. but your models are not based on everything. how did you decide which set of variables to include in the equation if it is about everything? if it is about everything that your models are not right because your models do not and cannot model everything. >> jesse: so politicians and scientists are a protected class and so our models, plus size models. you have seen "sports illustrated" go from featuring supermodels to process models. peterson said this, sorry, not beautiful and no amount of authoritarian tolerance is going to change that. men are not allowed to share their opinions on beauty. beauty is not in the eye of the beholder anymore. >> not on their side. they are exporting her and i'm not willing to sacrifice these ideals for inclusiveness. it is like, you know, not everyone is a genius. no, not everyone is picasso. no, not everyone is young and healthy. and no, not everyone is a "sports illustrated" swimsuit model, period. and [bleep] you if you don't like it. >> jesse: so conventional personal opinions about female attractiveness, science and politics, are grounds for public humiliation. you must undergo professional shaming and quietly enter a sarah gille style reeducation camp where you will knock your head and you will come out sharing the same under it -- underthrows -- and interesting opinions. peterson was not done. he touched the third rail of culture. transgenderism. peterson criticized the actor ellen page who was born female and after surgery now goes by elliott page. "remember when pride was a sin and ellen page just had her breasts remove by a criminal physician? that triggered an intervention by the canadian government. peterson says he was not speaking his -- in his professional capacity, but the psychology boards that he should not have a voice of his own. he should say the things little well-behaved boys are supposed to say, you know, politically correct things that don't get you in trouble with the culture mafia. the entire episode mirrors what is happening here in the u.s. fema workers are undergoing diversity training about white supremacy while they are supposed to be conducting search and rescue in maui. dozens of republicans have been indicted for questioning an election. americans lost their jobs, their businesses, their reputations during the year. -- the covid pandemic. there's a psychological reprogramming going on right now. they tell us if biden was not talking business with hunter's clients. he was talking about the weather. they tell us the laptops russian disinformation. bidenomics is working. trump colludes with russia. millions of americans accept reprogramming. maybe it is convenient for their political cause. maybe they are just too busy watching netflix to care. but most of us are too proud and too bright to become a casualty in the panel of ideas. so we look to people like jordan peterson for inspiration. because how he handles the reprogramming attempt to show us the way forward. dr. jordan peterson is a best-selling author who joins us now. all right, so doctor, how will you be processing and showcasing this reprogramming for us as we would like to know what is going on? >> well, i'm going to do everything i can to make all of this as public as i possibly can. i mean, i have done that from the beginning. are released all the documents that the -- that included the charges so to speak that the college is levied against me. i want to make this 100% transparent that led to the public decide for themselves who exactly is acting, let's say, in an unprofessional capacity. >> jesse: so you will try to film the reeducation program? >> well, i can't say exactly what is going to happen as it moves forward because the legal ground that i'm standing on is very difficult to define. but my plan is to make everything that is done to me public and if i can do that by filming, well, then, i will do that. audio recording or extensive notes or commentary afterwards. somehow everything that happens is going to be made public. it is absolutely necessary. and i'm also, by the way, perfectly willing to speak and i am stating my opinions on twitter and social media. my professional capacity. so for example, the comments i made about ellen page, you know, i'm not the least bit happy about what the sadistic surgeon butchers are doing to minors and i'm also not very happy about narcissistic, let's say, celebrities parading off their new, surgically enhanced body and intelligent young women for example into becoming sterilized and butchered. so i think i have a professional obligation like all therapists and all physicians to say very clearly that this is 100% absolutely not acceptable. >> jesse: so what do you think that motivation is by these people in canada that are doing this? is it because they are embarrassed that you are a psychologist and you're so popular and you are saying unpopular things? or is it because there's going to be some more darker, more sinister approach next? >> oh, i think that what we are seeing in canada is an unraveling of the -- of all the principles upon which my country and yours are predicated and that is part of the ideological position that has swept over canada in particular, it is certainly threatening new characters than in the united states. we are further along that road given that we are run by the poster boy for political correctness and self. its amazing because justin trudeau -- justin trudeau, his father, pierre, his contribution to the canadian posterity was the introduction of the canadian charter rights of freedoms which hypothetically guarantees canadians the right to free speech but has pretty much no teeth and it was a bad document to begin with and whatever you little utility it had, his son, justin, has destroyed it entirely. >> jesse: so this is an attack on western civilization and attack on gender and attack on biology and an attack on the scientific method. wide with the left pursue an attack on western civilization, which is provided so much, you know, results over the last hundreds of thousands of years? >> look, people have been motivated by spite and resentment forever. it is a story as old as mankind. it is to tear down what successful and useful in spite because your own sacrifices let's say have apparently gone unreported. and that is just the same old endless archetypal story playing out in political guys. and there are no shortage of people as well especially on the camouflage of compassion, let's say we see that expressed in relationship to due care for group rights. they will adopt the camouflage of compassion and tear everything down and dance around in the groups. and there's actually a fairly extensive psychological literature now detailing the relationship between narcissism and manipulative news and left-wing authoritarian legal viewpoints. >> jesse: is this because something happened to them as children? they feel insufficient, they feel disregarded, they feel disrespected? what causes this lashing out? >> well, look, everybody is in the position in their last to feel alienated from existence itself from time to time. life is pretty difficult and things don't always often turn out the way we want them to. and we can all doubt the meaning of our own lives and the purpose and we are all subject to a certain amount of torture, with the temptation is there is to get bitter and resentful and to look for and recenter the tran19 tradition, partly nearly to shake your fist at the senate itself and to express their dismay. it is a constant temptation for everyone. in some ways to be tempted, to be enticed down that pathway but it is a very dreadful state. you know, the freedoms that we put in place in the west especially the freedom of speech is predicated on the viewpoint that human existence is worthwhile and so is being itself and that we should orient ourselves properly upward and, well, either, as some people think that is a good idea and some people think -- >> jesse: we look forward to your showcasing what happens there. i look forward maybe next time you can wear the technicolor dream coat suit. maybe a bowtie. i somehow feel like you dress down for me and i don't know what i did to deserve that. but we will see what happens next appearance. >> yeah, well, thank you very much for the invitation and for the attention that you are trying to do this. i think the americans who watch the collapse of the democratic country and if you want to see how it happens, because it is happening in canada one step at a time. >> jesse: we will be watching closely. thank you, as always, dr. jordan peterson and everyone check out his book, "12 rules for life." i'm following 11 of them and it turns out i'm okay. >> thanks, sir. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. the biden administration has just announced that second investigation into elon musk in less than a week. first it was over a long not hiring illegal immigrants to build his rockets. even though the biden administration does not hire illegal migrants. and mountain west is being investigated by biden's justice department for how he is spending money and tesla. biden's prosecutors are accusing elon musk of building a glass house. they said the grass house is being built with company funds and as the founder chairman and chief executive officer, elon musk is not allowed to build himself a glass house. knowing musk's sense of humor, the project is probably a large. the euphemism about throwing stones, we don't know. but we have a hunch these investigations have less to do about glass houses and what to do with biden exacting revenge on musk for buying twitter. the greatest side of the democrats have ever run. ahead, white house insider confesses what biden is left behind closed doors. ♪ ♪ sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. so now, he wakes up feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight champion. better days start with zzzquil nights. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: fox news alert. joe biden may have just taken the final step to legalize marijuana. rachel levine president biden's health czar who does not look too healthy and says kids sometimes go to the wrong puberty is demanding that the eighth relax its marijuana destination. dropping marijuana down to the same category as a testosterone pill. 40 out of the 50 states have legalized marijuana. but it is still illegal in 10 states and of course, illegal under federal law. we still have not found out whose coke was at the white house, but you can see where this is headed. flirting with legalizing cannabis and knowing my audience, the young and the old, this could be persuasive. do you think is a healthy guy? >> this job requires a lot of people to be in good shape if he feels that he is up to that, that he should debate me. >> jesse: rfk is zeroing in on joe biden's fitness yesterday, saying what we all know, by that is too weak to be president. 77% of americans say he is just simply too old to run again and now even joe is admitting it. in an upcoming new book titled "the last politician," author franklin ford described fra franklin's presidency this way. it was -- presided over so few public events before 10:00 a.m. his public persona reflected physical decline and terms building of mental faculties that no pill or exercise regime can resist. in private, he would occasionally admit that he felt tired. this author was given full access to 2 1/2 years of the biden presidency. he talked to hundreds of people, witness hours of biden and his inner circle executing the duties of the presidency. this is about an authority account of joe biden as we have ever gotten. and this confirms what the public already knew because we have seen it with our own two eyes. the falling down, the falling asleep, and the forgetfulness. even the media challenged biden. >> we have some brunch in recent weeks as well. >> so you think we had those because of this excerpt? >> reporter: the book is suggesting -- is. but that is in the excerpt. >> reporter: and that is why there have been so few events. >> that is a ridiculous assumption to make. >> jesse: the book describe the follow-up from when joe biden ad lib. this line about putin. >> president biden: for god's sake, this man, not remain in power. >> jesse: joe biden called for regime change in russia. no american president had even gone that far, even during the cold war. the white house have to clean up the president's statement. rather than owning his failure, when the commander-in-chief articulates a foreign policy initiative, that almost always becomes official foreign policy. but not with joe biden. joe biden does not make the biden foreign policy. he is told what the biden foreign policy is. and that reveals that joe biden is not in control of the biden administration, which tells us that the man reelected is not running the country. also hyperventilating about our democracy being under siege is true. but not in the way the media describes it. so the biden reelection campaign is not a sure thing. newsom is warming up in the bullpen and kamala harris is now saying anyone against her is racist. dana perino is my cohost on "the five" and she joins me now. does this book open up a lot of people's eyes to what is really going on even though we have already seen it? >> i feel that because of the franklin foer and for people who don't know who this is, this is that this is not jesse watters is saying joe biden looks old. has been on the left for many decades. he is an accomplished journalist. but there's no doubt when he started and if you think about the -- this particular white house protects joe biden very much that they thought this guy will be somebody that will you know, protect joe. right? as the rest of the media has done for a couple of years. is not the case. >> jesse: that must've man that the decline was so apparent that it was impossible to protect him. >> he also said it. and when he talked to -- when joe biden says to him, why are they treating me like a toddler, and i remember being on "of the five," when all that was happening and saying, who are, who are they to tell the president of the united states that they corrected him on the record before they even spoke to him, before, before joe biden of the podium and got in the car, the white house had already called all the reporters and put out a statement saying he did not mean that. >> jesse: and the fact that they did that without checking it meant that they assumed they had that authority and use that authority. >> and i understand why joe biden would be mad about that and i think that the white house press secretary is in a terrible fix. what is she supposed to do? all of us can see with our own eyes and now you have it in this book, you have 77% of the american people. 69% of them, saying it. this is not the forward to seeing joe biden is too old to run for president. this is a wide swath of the american people saying we are also concerned. it is not meant to make fun of him, although some people will. but it is just a reality. and it doesn't seem like the democrats are not dealing with reality. now, behind closed doors, and whispers, he has. they do. >> jesse: and it is a reality in both parties. mitch mcconnell today said minority leader, having another episode. watch. >> reporter: what are your thoughts on running for reelection? >> my thoughts about what? >> reporter: running for reelection. >> that is a -- >> reporter: did you hear the question, senator, running for reelection in 2026? >> yes. >> reporter: i'm sorry, you all. we are going to need a minute. >> yup. >> head outside. come with us. >> jesse: that was hard to watch. again, and he ended up finishing his statement. >> i checked with a couple people today. he was at fundraisers and people said that he was engaged and great. but, you know, this is also a reality. everybody is seeing this with their own eyes. >> jesse: so what happens if, as said as it would be, if mitch mcconnell would not be able to continue before his reelection in 2026? >> that will be a tough decision for him. he has had a ton of accomplishment. practically, if this were to happen, so usually in states, then the government of the state than just appoint somebody. that is why california delegation is looking at governor newsom saying, josh. >> jesse: who is the governor of kentucky? is it a democrat? >> governor beshear is a democrat. he is up for reelection this year. one of the things the republican legislature did is they have admitted their roles so that they get to point forward names to the governor from which the government than it choose. and that is far site that the republicans had in that state that might make a lot of sense for them if it were to come back. >> jesse: somewhere else has a lot of foresight. whoever put you in charge of moderating the next debate, dana is going to be co-moderators with stuart varney. when is this, dana? >> it is wednesday, sept september 27th. >> jesse: the next republican primary debate. >> i know. and you were the first to send me a note to thank you for that. you think about it every day, the questions you would ask the white house press secretary. so -- >> jesse: you want me to give you questions for the republican primary debate? >> i want all of them. you know what is funny? i realize now that i'm old enough that when i call people and say, i have some news, they no longer think that i'm pregnant. it is a great professional encouragement and martha and brett set the standard. row and we will be watching. congratulations. >> thanks for having me. >> jesse: coming up, suspicious activity in hawaii. ♪ ♪ >> you don't talk to your boss like that, talks to their parts like that? ♪ ♪ matter how hard i tried, math didn't make sense. we see it far too often. students get stuck in a cycle and they can't break out of it. my teacher got me started on acellus gold, and any time i struggled it would tell the teacher and we worked through it together. acellus gold gives educators a way to address learning gaps even from previous levels, so that students can begin to experience success and get back on track. from our perspective, teachers constitute the bedrock of learning within our schools. our job at a acellus is to empower the teachers so they in turn can reach the students. i had a student who had completely given up on math and he's starting to believe in himself again, and now he's succeeding. i realized that even though i learn differently, i have the power to learn. seeing students regain their self-esteem inspire me as a teacher. it impacts the parents. it's transformed our school. and that's the power of the acellus effect. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it has been three weeks since negligence and ideology closed in malibu, hundreds are still missing today. president biden gave an update on recovery efforts and again compared to the deadliest fire in modern american history to a small kitchen fire in his house that was put out in 20 minutes. >> president biden: it is really tough. it is really tough. lightning struck my house. we had to be out of the house for about seven months. there wasn't so much damage done to the house, have t the house n this collapse. >> jesse: but he continued to lie, claiming the maui fire was triggered by climate change. >> president biden: i don't think anybody can deny the impact of a climate crisis anymore. just look around. significant damage like we have never seen before. not only throughout the hawaiian islands, the united states but in canada and other parts of the world. we have never seen this much fire. >> jesse: the climate change excuse has been debunked. maui already determined the fire was started by the hawaiian electric company. the people of hawaii don't deserve biden's narcissism lies and $700 checks. they deserve much more. the island is suspicious now. there's a landgrab taking place while parties are still missing. they smell opportunities, developers, working. evictions are happening. coincidentally, an emergency percolation on housing development three weeks before the fires left residence feeling purposely prayed on. >> this meeting does not stand -- and you have no authority to do with you guys are doing here. take that meeting back to the process. we don't want to be living in housing. we don't want to go to an area where it is subjected to the property. >> it is alarming to everyone who knows the unjust that has been done in this emergency proclamation. the emergency that i see today is lahaina. you are not -- >> you are not representing the people, and that has to change. >> don't sit here in a roundtable and make decisions for the majority because you are very much in the minority. >> jesse: josh green made a cameo and then completely dipped down before was time to hear from the community. hawaii native and former ufc champ was in rare form, watch. >> i want to remind you guys that you guys work for us. we come here to talk about something and then you guys start fighting back with us. you work for us. you don't talk to your boss like that, talks to your boss like that? look at josh green, a weak man. what happened? to -- what is going on? he only signs the bill to further his political career. what is next? that is what you guys look for. that is the guy i look up to, the guy who screws everyone over to get to the top. come on, that is not what hawaii is about. >> jesse: we are working on hosting him tomorrow and we look forward to it. and we brought you a story about a hero ranger who broke through an environmental mob that caused a massive jam. now the ranger is under review. anchor of fox news at night trace gallagher was more. trace? >> for some clarity, this happened on the reservation in the black rock desert. it was a two-lane highway as you saw in the middle of nowhere that leads to a burning man festival. in the thousands were trying to access. the climate group called seven circles held a protest which included parking and travel trailer across that two-lane highway to block the entrance. the climate group admits it was trying to make some of the festival goers angry and they did. the potus was also frowned upon by that man, the tribal ranger who has not yet been identified. but that range as you saw used his patrol vehicle to plow into the trailer and then the ranger pulled out a gun and he said this. watch. >> get out now! get out! on the ground! on the ground now! get on the ground! >> we are not violent! >> on the ground! >> we have no weapons at all. we are environmental protesters. please! please! please! >> jesse: the chairman says that ranger was using his patrol car to clear the debris. but the claimant group called the rangers' actions excessive. five of the protesters you see with their hands were actually cuffed and excited and now they are complaining about the rangers' behavior. achievements is the incident is under review and if you are going to the road to burning man is now open. >> jesse: so gutfeld its to the middle. trays, what you have on the show tonight? 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>> welcome you should, because i have the most political experience. [laughter] >> jesse: that was vivek ramaswamy 20 years ago questioning al sharpton. russ rommi surge has occurred. one recipe for vivek' is faster success, fresh ideas. requiring a civics test for young voters, banning social media for 16 and others, moved most federal employees out of dc. publish team's client list. there's more to see on his website. and he has caught the attention of the former president, trump. >> i can't get upset with him, but he is a smart guy. he is a young guy. he has got a lot of talent. he is very, very intelligent person. he has got good energy and he could be at some form of something. i think he would be very good. >> jesse: vivek's trade of policy approach has caught the attention of rfk junior. >> vivek ramaswamy shares your view on ukraine. you took a shot at him the other day after the debate. you like the fake? >> i enjoyed watching him and i have actually talked to him a couple of times and, you know, encouraged him because i think the more people and the more different kinds of voices and he agrees with me on the war. >> jesse: there's a kennedy "ramaswamy alliance is what you are saying? >> that is funny. >> jesse: not everybody enjoys the vivek show. governor christie, mike pence, and especially nikki haley take issue with the young man's dismissive attitude towards cockiness or what they say his lack of foreign policy chops. >> let me tell you what nikki haley said about your position on ukraine, israel. taiwan. >> it is a lie. go ahead and play it. >> jesse: vivek ramaswamy, the 2024 presidential candidate, joins me. do you have the feeling she hates your guts, vivek? >> i think she hates what i articulate. we have never met in person. i will give her the benefit of the doubt. >> jesse: i had rfk junior on the other day. i had rfk junior on the other day, and he has a lot of respect for you. right here on said. would you guys hash that out? >> yeah, absolutely. why not? i think more dialogue is good for the country. and i think one of the things he is doing in the democratic primary, he is challenging orthodoxy. that is what i'm doing is a republican. but i think we need to transcend those partisan boundaries. >> jesse: there's a lot of transcendence going on. you were getting knocked around by a lot of these other politicians, especially on foreign policy. we heard trump's concept of stopping the war in ukraine. he says it is over in 24 hours. how would vivek ramaswamy, the president, stop the war in ukraine. >> very clear vision. i would do a deal that putin would say he has to but that actually advances american interest so that the united states wins. here's what i would do. i would raise the current lines of control. i would further make a hard commitment that nato will not admit ukraine to nato, that is not to get put into do the deal. but i will require something even greater in return, jesse. russia has to exit its military alliance with china. right now, we are pushing russia further into china's hands. the russia china military alliance is the single greatest threat that united states faces today. answer just as nixon did in 1972, i will do it in reverse. i will pull special report from china and by the way, get russia to also remove its military presence in the western hemisphere. get out of the western hemisphere. that is how we do it. >> jesse: president ramaswamy advised to moscow. he sets across the table from vlad and he says, you are going to give up your alliance from china and vlad's going to say, okay. >> he is going to say okay because i'm going to say, we will reopen our economic relations with russia and we will end that ukraine war and make sure that nato never admits ukraine. even though the economic -- >> jesse: even though the economic relations with china is much more valuable to russia? the reason it is more valuable because we have wrongfully cut off russia from the west. so if we can reopen the western economic relations with russia, russia has less of a reason to be in partnership with china. there are also cracks in the relationship if you look closely. russia sent weapons both to india and into vietnam, both of which border china. they are sending a signal. china wants to build a railroad to get through the ocean. russia won't let them. there are -- >> jesse: biden wants to build a railroad across the entire pacific. so let's get rid of him first and then we will let you deal with xi jinping and vlad. thank you so much for coming on, "jesse watters primetime," and we look forward to you sitting down across rfk junior and hashing things out like polite young dylan which we saw you do with the hefty al sharpton many years ago. thank you, vivek. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: up next, plain lady hands at what she saw on that plane. ♪ ♪ acellus courses for parents independently homeschooling their children. our complete k through 12 homeschool program includes courses in math, science, social studies, reading and language arts. it also includes electives such as music, 3d printing and programing. power homeschool has really transformed our child's experience and allows her to work at her own pace. visit our website at power homeschool dot org to learn more and start your child's educational journey. mass general brigham -- when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine. this is a leading healthcare system with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers. in boston, where biotech innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school and the physicians doing the world-changing research are the ones providing care. ♪ there's only one mass general brigham. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? 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but you picked a very scintillating clip but i don't know if i will be listening to the rest. >> jesse: tiffany gomas, plane lady, saw someone who was not real and docket of. interact america. tmz caught up with tiffany at the airport. rtic outdoors about to get on another plane. >> i want to know, what did you see? >> i have been told i cannot comment on it right now. >> what was the reason that you wanted to get off so bad? >> again, i can't speak on that right now. but i was distressed and i was getting off the plane no matter what. >> right. >> i was getting off that plane for sure. >> jesse: now i really need to know what she saw. >> i do, too. who is telling her that she cannot comment? also, with all the issues that we have on planes right now, how is she allowed to fly again? >> jesse: she is not on the no-fly list? >> how is that possible? and i love that she is like, probably should not have done that. and her apology was like, i feel bad that people -- lady, you held up a plane for hours. i'm shocked that more people did not film you. come on. >> jesse: we are breaking tiffany to tell us what we saw. i have never been more intrigued. the wife who has taken the husband's last name. but the cultural warp speed has brought us to a new place. husbands are now taking their wives' last names. and they are suggesting that if you really love your woman, it is the right thing to do. >> family is family forever either way. this was really about legacy for us. >> yeah. >> and the fact that he was so receptive and open to doing something early untraditional and have other men judge him for it and not care -- >> it is worth the conversation. meant to be patient. i know it will probably catch you offguard. if you care about that woman more than anyone in the world if you are going to get married. >> jesse: he was not -- he does not look like does not look like the kind of guy who would do that. what is going on there? >> i have some friends that are doing this. >> jesse: no! you have women that their husbands are taking their last names? you know people like that? >> i know people like that. >> jesse: i have to talk to this couple. bring them all on. that is crazy. and you are crazy for knowing people like that. >> what can i say? sorry, it is true. >> sean: thank you very much, madison. let's do some tests. gary from l.a., thank you for turning me onto her joe dirt -- dr. jordan peterson. you are welcome. cindy from north carolina, give that ranger a raise. [laughs] jeff from dallas, texas, i feel really sad about biden's kitchen. i hope he gets his $700 check. i think he has got plenty of money after hunter's ukraine trip. ♪ ♪ always remember, i'm watters. this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we begin with a pucks weather alert. thousands of homes are now severely damaged from widespread flooding, high winds as what is now the tropical storm idalia has reached the carolinas. we all watch the storm made landfall. 180 miles north of tampa and florida's big bend as a category three hurricane. now, all across the state of florida into the state of georgia, now as we speak heading into the