Jesse: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. I m pete heckseth in for jesse on friday night. Well, the grades are in and kamala harris last night flunked her exam. Did you see her on television last night? [ crowd boos ] this is going to be the president of our country? i don t think so. And it s the first interview she s done in like nobody s ever seen anything like about and if you re too weak to do a oneonone werp interview with a person that was so soft you know, i know dana. She s always, you know always nasty. It was a very weak interview from the standpoint of cnn. I think cnn should be ashamed with themselves. Just like joe with the debate, the country watched the kamala harris bubble pop in real time last night. As trump mentioned it wasn t because cnn s dana basht asked any hard hitting questions. She did not. Kamala proved she s not obama and she s not even biden. She s worse. What we re about to show you hide the kids will shock you. Not only did she not
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worthy of protection. family. home. i was deployed to afghanistan. i was on patrol. march 26, 2010. during a dismount in patrol. i happened to step in the wrong spot. and took a sniper round into the chest. this is the date i was hit. i lost my legs almost immediately. i sustained 85 percent burns over my body. my arm was gone so i closed my eyes. resulted in the loss of both legs. my left arm above the elbow and my right hand. my family is very proud of me. how. i m not dead by a long shot. i served my country. still adapting to this new life. it was hard having everybody change their lifestyle to take care of me. a typical home doesn t feel like home to me. they have to carry my chair up the stairs. the hardest thing in my life is to have to call and yell for my children to help pick me up off the bathroom floor. where do you go when home isn t home anymore? there are hundreds of catastrophically disabled veterans who need specially designed homes,
home. something you can be proud of. home. safe. comfort. worthy of protection. family. home. i was deployed to afghanistan. i was on patrol. march 26, 2010. during a dismount in patrol. i happened to step in the wrong spot. and took a sniper round into the chest. this is the date i was hit. i lost my legs almost immediately. i sustained 85 percent burns over my body. my arm was gone so i closed my eyes. resulted in the loss of both legs. my left arm above the elbow and my right hand. my family is very proud of me. how. i m not dead by a long shot. i served my country. still adapting to this new life. it was hard having everybody change their lifestyle to take care of me. a typical home doesn t feel like home to me. they have to carry my chair up the stairs. the hardest thing in my life is to have to call and yell for my children to help pick me up off the bathroom floor. where do you go when home isn t home anymore? there are hundreds of catastrophically disabled