smoking crack. he got locked up for that. the mayor has passed. the cost of the statue. $300,000. so thomas jefferson statue no, marion barry statue, yes. moving on. this week a muslim terrorist mowed down 8 people in his van in new york city. thankfully an nypd officer shot him. and he asked to fly and isis flag in his hospital room. the president tweeted this. the "wall street journal" reporter took issue with the president's call for the death penalty. >> the unifying threat is the broader politics of donald trump, the ethnocentric nationalism. he did not react this way when a white person shot dozens of people in las vegas. he did not come and say we have to do an immediate policy change, we need to give this guy the death penalty. jesse: donald trump didn't call for the death penalty because the las vegas short killed himself. malcolm nance says this after the nypd attack. >> what you are seeing is not islam. none of this is condoned including the sacrificing and getting yourself killed at the ends of the terror attack. 10 christians, we have seen catholics in canada who converted to islam and carried out acts of terror. jesse: a muslim-american who yelled allahu akbar and killed 8 people. how do you get a tech job at the dnc? don't be a straight white male. the democratic national committee date ra service manager wrote an email look fortress mays to fill their tech positions. she had one small qualification. i personally prefer you would not forward to characteristics sgender straight white males. as they are already in th -- ine majority. can you imagine if they sent an seem saying gay blacks may not apply. their qualification should be don't get attacked again. finally, not in america but absurd not less. a prominent egyptian lawyer went on television and said it's a man's duty to rape a woman if she dresses provocatively. the lawyer is not even backing down. he says he's protecting morals. that, my friends is absurd. joining me now, conservative columnist, ann coulter. any reaction? >> if i can say one thing about the man thing. i always imagined the terrorists getting so frustrated. they are yelling ala across bar, asking to fly the isis flag. they must be sitting in isisland asking what do we have to do? isis did criticize obama for claiming the fort hood slaughter -- jesse: was workplace violence. give us the credit we deserve. we talked about the terror attack in downtown manhattan. apparently he came here from a diversity lottery program. president trump: i'm calling on congress to immediately terminate the visa diversity program. applicants are selected in an annual lottery. and the people put in that lottery are not that country's finest. jesse: we spin a wheel? >> yes, yes, every single part of our immigration laws are inseine. -- are insane. and as soon as they learn by the they want to boil the politicians. you remember the egyptian who shot up the israeli airline counter. it was his wife who got diversity lottery. this is why the media is con repl -- iscomplicit. it takes a terrorist attack for most of people to even hear of the diversity lottery which is everything you would think it is. jesse: when they have these parties in in the, the liberals who hate the policies of the government. they don't have a drawing from a lottery. they select who they want. they are going to add value to the party. they will be good conversationalists and not do anything bad. >> everyone wants to come to america. we are the patriots. it would be like the patriots saying we don't have enough blind people playing on our team. look at which countries are not admitting those. the original purpose of the diversity lottery was to get more people like the people who populated america, i.e., western europeans because the 1965 immigration act basically shut down white immigration to america. the original idea is we are not getting anyone from england. let's have a diversity lottery. jesse: they already speak english. >> and they don't think it's a man's duty to rape a woman dressing provocatively. within a few years it completely flipped. the ones who are on the 8 department terrorist list, those are the winners of the diversity lottery. that's bad enough that we are going to put all of the countries on the 8 department terrorist lottery. by the's a powerball. we get 20 million applications a year. 7% of all immigrants from the united states, you are coming in from one of the worst countries in the world and we are going to randomly pick your name out of a hat. we are already a diverse country. >> i have got to correct you. i know we have been told this he dave our lives. there is nothing good about diversity. every place there is diversity there is civil war and countries are breaking up. it's never been a good thing. in the history of the world all over the world. look at just ireland. they are all irish and the catholics and the protestants can't get along. they are not melting and we have enough of them. it's not a good thing. we can learn to deal with it. jesse: i'm saying diversity should be here, then i say ability to speak english, education, vocational abilities. >> who does not think it's a man's duty to rape a woman dressing provocatively. jesse: this issue of chain migration. it is policy in this country. the president addressed it on lawyer r -- on laura ingraham's show. president trump: this animal, he was only in with a green card, a chain migration where his whole family comes in. his mother, this father, this grandfather. chain migration is a disaster for this country and it's going to end. jesse: the terrorist hits the lottery and he gets to bring in more of his friends. >> guess how many immigrants come in not because we want them but because what he approve them. i'm the third cousin. we are bringing in entire tribes. that's why cab drivers in minneapolis won't drive you if you have alcohol or a dog. what percentage of immigrants we legally take in every year just because they say i am related to someone you took in 10 years ago. 77%, and most of americans don't know that. 77 -- 72% come in on average from chain migration, i.e., this is my brother-in-law and he doesn't have a job and i would like to come in and accept welfare. jesse: how many people did this man bring in? >> 23. jesse: from uzbekistan as well? >> there may be been another uzbek. once he gets one in, the next one can have miss relatives. if you follow this guy's life. he place he goes -- i had no idea we had so many uzbeks in ohio. he's living with all uzbeks. his friends are all uzbeks. we are not melting. jesse: you have coal miners in this country who are out of work and we are bringing in uzbeks into america and they are causing a lot of problems. >> even before they commit terrorism. there is a big problem with the left. even when they are not mowing down pedestrians or flying planes into the world trade center, they are accepting welfare, they are bringing in relatives who accept welfare. a tiny percentage of american immigrants are here because we want them. probably less than 10%. take the h-1b visas. silicon valley. most of of them are doing -- at least they are not committing terrorism or accepting welfare. but their relatives are. it's great for mark zuckerberg and bill gates because they can under pay them. they are not allowed to go to another company. it's indentured labor. and because they are here they get to bring in their relatives supported by the taxpayers. jesse: ann, thank you very much as always. the democrats out of control. tomi lahren on that later. what country did we dechair our independence from. >> virginia. give up, skeletor! you're finished! curse you, he-man, you interfering imbecile! give us one good reason we shouldn't vanquish you to another dimension! ok, guys, hear me out. switching to geico could save you... hundreds on car insurance. huh, he does make a point... i do like to save money... catch you on the flip, suckas! geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? 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>> are we really shocked by any of this? are the democrats in shock and awe after what donna brazile announced? >> no, we are not. two years ago when this was happening, people like me and the guy i was work for, martin o'malley, we were raising alarm bells. jesse: she also rigged it against martin o'malley. >> i'm not going to use the term rigged. but there is no question they act inappropriately and put a thumb on the scales. jesse, tomi, where were you when it was happening. jesse: we didn't know about this until the wikileaks emails revealed it. and debbie wasserman-schultz had to step down on the eve of her own convention. >> this was reported in 2015. we were screaming from the rooftops and i would have loved to have had your help. jesse: well, scream and little louder. is -- is this the democratic party telling hillary to go back in the woods. >> i think so. where is bernie sanders in all this? i said it last night on twitter. if bernie has any grit at all he will tear the dnc a new one and all these supporters he had will come out even nals and the dnc will change. but he's been quiet about the whole thing. >> we are moving on. everyone agrees the dnc act inappropriately in 2016. the new leader tom perez said the 2016 process was flawed. you guys were oh obsessed with hillary clinton. it's like move on. democratic party has moved on. jesse: i didn't break the news that she rigged the primary. donna brazile, a democrat, wrote a book about it, that's why we are covering it. >> every day, it's hillary, hillary, hillary. do you remember after world war ii, theyed found a japanese soldier still fighting because he didn't know the war was over. jesse: nobody told hillary clinton the election is over. she continues to fight. >> we are obsessed with hillary because hillary is obsessed with hillary. there are still people protesting the election. i wonder when the other side of the aisle is going to accept it. day in and day out, that's all we hear. that's a little bit of the pot calling the cut' black. jesse: let's accept the results. donald j. trump is the president of the united states. i want to show a despicable ad by the latino fund. this an actual ad that was released on television. go. >> run! run, run, run! >> is this what donald trump and ed gillespie means by the american dream? jesse: this is a new low in american advertising. they have yanked the ad because a muslim terrorist mowed down pedestrians in his car. this is helping ed gillespie in virginia in the governor's race because it's so outrageous. >> it's disgusting and misguide. is this what democrats think republicans are want to go do, mow down immigrant children? jesse: if romney in 2012 cut an ad with a bunch of black gang members on motorcycles running down white kids and at the end of it paid for byrum any for president. the outrage on the national scene would have been white hot. but this is a blip. >> i disagree with that. to tommy's point. she is waiting for democrats to weigh in? democrats have weighed in. i have not spoken to a single democrat who testified this ad. rafflralph more than said it wa. you know, it resorted to the fear tactics we are used to seeing from the republican party. it was an ad that was released from response to an ad from ed guy less pie tying ralph northam to ms13 gang members. it was a race to the bought. jesse: if it was a race to the bottom, the democrats won. there is nothing wrong with saying my opponent supports sanctuary cities that allow ms13 to run wild. >> it's not like it's part of gillespie's platform to mow down minority children. jesse: we have got to run. >> there are no sanctuary cities in virginia and ms13 is not running rampant around virginia. jesse: rosie o'donnell blaming president trump for having to see a therapist. nick was born to move. 3 toddlers won't stop him. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. so we sent that sample i doff to ancestry. i was from ethnically. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most important hat i've ever owned. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. land in japan for the tart of his first ever trip to asia as commander-in-chief. he's scheduled to arrive in tokyo in just about an hour from now. he's going to meet with shinzo abe. they are expected to discuss the topic of north korea. he will next head to south korea then china, vietnam and the philippines. senator rand paul was allegedly assaulted at his home in bowling green, kentucky. witnesses say was motion his lawn. police arrested a 59-year-old man. jesse: comedian and trump foe rosie o'donnell recently told "w" magazine that it was in pure, unadulterated shock. it was a severe shock to my entire essence and my beliefs in the order in the world. i did a lot of of therapy. our next guest has treated several patients like rosie who are experiencing so-called trump anxiety. are you really seeing an jup ann up-tick in patients since the election? >> human beings are affected by our social and political climate. if people are under stress and peel anxious about the world at large. we don't just treat the individual. we have to look at the community and the world in which they are functioning and living. jesse: what kind of age group comes in to talk about their trump stress? >> all ages. it crosses political affiliation. jesse: are there republicans stressed out about donald trump, too? >> definitely. i get stopped in my office and personally about this. people who voted for trump because they didn't want hillary to win but they feel concerned about the political climate. jesse: are these patients you see for other issues and during the hour they are they bring up trump? >> after the election, leading up to the election and after the election i saw a lot, especially young women. i practice in new york city and con. i saw a lot of young women between 16 and 30 who were really upset. jesse: what do they tell you? are they experiencing physical symptoms? what are they worried about? >> we can see how that manifested in terms of the marches that took place after the election. people literally took to the streets. they started mobilizing and going into politics in their own small way. jesse: what are they experiencing physically and emotionally and what is it about? what do they tell you they are worried about specifically. >> a lot of them are worried about the fact that trump would be the person leading the country and his policies would dictate what their future looked like. jesse: what policies were they mainly worried about? >> a lot of people were worried about the immigration policies. jesse: did you see a lot of illegal immigrants worried about being deported? >> not on do i see people of all different ethnic races and different stages in immigration. but people who know somebody who is in some sort of immigration process. i saw a lot of women who were very upset about the rhetoric and the tenor of donald trump when he was running for president. how he feels towards women. when he was elected president they showed up in my office to say how could this have happened. jesse: how do you treat someone who has stress about donald trump's presidency. do they meditate? do they do yoga? do they have man tras they repeat when he speaks on television? >> it's important not to belittle this point. jesse: i'm not belittling it. >> you have to understand when people are stressed in our society, we are facing a massive mental health crisis and it cannot be said enough. one of every six americans in this country is on psychiatric medications. one in every four women is in psychiatric medication. $200 billion in income was last last year because of mental health issues. jesse: have you prescribed drugs to help them deal with their anxiety? >> miem wh -- i'm who holistic. jesse: i agree we are living in a very, very dangerous time internationally as well as domestically with the shootings and hurricanes. but with all due respect, do you think the generations these days, do you think they have gotten a little soft when they need to see a psychiatrist to deal with the president? >> they are dealing with the social and political times in the place in which we live. i want to qualify. i don't just see young patients. i see people in the take raings of 18-65. again, across political affiliation. people are stressed. people are worried. jesse: if the president can do anything to reduce the stress of the country, let us know. i know he watches "watters world." >> i have to give it to the president that he is talking to the opioid epidemic this country which is great. jesse: an inspiring personal story from a hispanic immigrant democrats don't want you to hear. i don't want to sound paranoid, but d'ya think our recent online sales success seems a little... strange? 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"people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. responsibility. you now share our obligation to teach our values to others and live by the highest ideals of self-governance and highest standards. jesse: joining me is newly minted cite season, esther donahue and her husband tom. esther, you were born and raised in mexico city. and you met tom on a business trip. take it from there. >> yes, so i met my husband in one of his business trips. then we -- he started visiting me back and forth, mexico. so we -- he pros posed to me. before that i tried to apply for my visa and was declined two times. we start the process again. but now we changed the wait. jesse: how many years from the time you guys met until you became a citizen. >> we met in 2003 and she became a citizen last month. jesse: during the naturalization ceremony this video plays from the president. what did you take from the video. did it move you? >> it surprised me the way he was very humble. welcoming all the people and i felt so very happy and i don't know, something in my heart moving to be very grateful. jesse: that's beautiful. one of the messages from the video is a assimilation is very important. also to help other people assimilate. did you take anything away from that as well? >> i don't know how i can explain that. jesse: tom, you want to help her out? >> being at the ceremony, it was emotional for me, too. there were 56 people there from 3 countries. the department of homeland security took it very serious it was a solemn events. we had individuals reciting "the national anthem" for the first time and the pledge of allegiance was played. the thing i took away from the video is it was sincere. you take this oath and you get all these rights as an american citizen automatically. once that oath is done, you are it and you have those rights. now it's your opportunity to give back. we are grateful for that. it was important for us. it took 14 years for her to become a citizen. but it took years for her to get here to the united states. but it was important to us to do it the right way, to follow the process. we got declined a couple of times. jesse: and you have to take a civics quiz to learn about the country. next up i'm going to be asking americans if they can answer those same questions that you had to take, and so stick around. i want you guys to see that thank you very much. i'm so glad you are an american citizen. get ready to laugh. a funny one up next. y hun, huh! we gotta go. come on. ♪ "grandma! grandpa!" ♪ thanks mom. here we are. look, right up to here. principal. we can help you plan for that. test. but could your average american answer these questions correctly. what did the declaration of independence do? >> i have no idea. that's awful. >> i'm not that knowledgeable on the declarations and the constitutions. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from? >> virginia. jesse: how many senators are there? >> 12. >> 42 jess 100. >> i don't know how many senators we have, but i don't really care. jesse: who are the senators from the state of new york. >> i don't know. jesse: i wish i didn't know either. crying chuck. doesn't ring a bell? >> doesn't ring a bell. joation * who is susan b. anthony. >> you can see her at the library a lot. >> dr. anthony? >> he was never on the john oliver show, i don't know. jesse: it's a woman. jesse: who wouldn't civil war. >> i would have to say the south won. >> the civil war is still going on, nobody won. but, but, but. jesse: what was the emanicipation proclamation? >> i need to go home and read my 6th grate history book. >> what are you doing, trying ruin my life and make me look like an idiot? jesse: who is the vice president of the united states. >> mike -- i don't know. >> mike pence. jesse: what body of water is on the east coast of the united states. >> the pacific ocean. jesse: what body of water is on the east coast of the united states. >> the atlantic ocean? jesse: what territory did america buy from france? >> paris. benjamin franklin. jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin we bought paris. jesse: you are on to something with that. >> louisiana. >> i thought it was the statue of liberty. jesse: that was a gift. >> we didn't pay for that? jesse: if i was a citizen trying to get into the country would i get in. >> you are telling me there is a chance. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. up next, hate mail. 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