define relation and we celebrate when good ones succeed and we celebrate when bad ones fail. we root for failure. the best part of the united states of america is we can get rid of our own leaders if enough of us vote. it can be frustrating when you live next to idiots because idiots put idiots in charge. even sometimes idiots realize they picked an idiot. and that s what happened last night in chicago chicago has been living in an a nightmare for years. and this morning the city woke up to good news the windy city is getting a new mayor. oh. thank god. and tonight we are going to tell you about what the chicago elections means for the democratic party. it s actually good news. it s good news for the country because primetime has noticed a trend. but, first, let s dance on lori s grave. she can sing. come on baby don t you want to go come on baby don t you want to go. jesse: oh, and she can dance. she can even deliver pizza. [doorbell] hey did you
quick-whited you are. it s just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. because you would be in jail. [laughter] jesse: and debates are really your last chance to deliver that knockout blow. are you better off than you were four years ago? is it easier for you to go and buy things in the stores than it was four years ago? is there more or less unemployment in the country than there was four years ago? is america as respected throughout the world as it was? jesse: but, last night, in the pennsylvania senate debate, john fetterman knocked himself out the second he opened his mouth. hi, g good night everybody. i m working to serve pennsylvania. jesse: only got worse from there. campaign dr. oz is a carpet bagger who owns a lot of homes and he has gotten some traction on that. did he debate you have to show off your policy chops. fetterman couldn t even spew slogans. no, here s what i think we have
theorist. and nobody bought that except lori lightfoot she is now out of a job. pro-police chicago democrat paul vallas is in the lead. he s going to win. he says he is going to make chicago the safest big city in america. that prom mits gets you elected every time, democrat, republican, it worked for rudy, worked for bloomberg here. and the defund the police has failed everywhere. it s poison. smart ones are moving away from it. that s a good sign for the country. america is heading in the right direction. let s turn it over to dan bongino, hopes of unfiltered on saturday nights. am i being mean to lori? am i being not a classy guy, dan? no, man. she really sucks. i mean how do you win pretty much every ward in the city in 2019 in one of the biggest landslides. you re going to mayor s race and
here now host of unfiltered on saturday nights. dan bongino those are legit questions are they not, can? i m sorry i can t get past the weed shut 420. are there 420 other weed sluts? this is the craziest things. this is sad and insane. we are talking about the president of the united states kid involved with these people. it just amazing. now, listen, yes, of course they are viable questions. i will never forget my prior line of work, right, traveling overseas a lot. you would have the sit down meeting with the regional security officer from the diplomatic security is office. nobody knows the better than him and they would sit you down and say listen, even in countries that weren t necessarily hostile they would say hey, dadio, let me lay this out for you, buddy.
jane kuehl listen also 52 years old leaves behind 17-year-old twins, 2 daughter and grandchildren. wilhelm hospel was 81 years old. today an 8-year-old little boy died. every time the left tries to defund the police, or undermine the rule of law, they are choosing this monster over those great wisconsinites. here to respond is dan bongino host of unfiltered on saturday nights. dan, thanks for joining me. first, you and i have both been in law enforcement. you have been a cop. i have been a prosecutor. and here we have mr. brooks who has a warrant out for his arrest. has a serious charge over a year ago, and is released on $500 bail. and on the second arrest, with a warrant out for his arrest, he is released on only $1,000 cash bail. tell me how this works and how prosecutors can make such low