jesse: jesse watters invited joe concha and "watters' world." congressman, no questions on keystone, gas prices, teachers unions basically leveraging students to jump the lines for vaccines and joe letting them. if you switch parties to become a democrat, how easy would it be to be president? >> easy to be president and easy to be a member of the president's family. just before this press conference there was exclusive reporting from the secret service cannot deny they were doing fixer work for hunter biden. think about it if it had been a member of the trump family. i think he denies using michael cohen. but he never used the secret service. i grew up in the home that was jim carrey's home in that movie. but when you watch a press conference it is reality television. it's visceral and reactive and sometimes catty and mean. but when you watch joe biden it's a sad melodrama. where he goes off script. i wish he would give up on the war in syria and the war on drugs the way he gives up on his own sentences. jesse: maybe we are all living in the gae

jesse? >> jesse: a bookstore. >> greg: of course! >> jesse: i'm just kidding. >> greg: what are these things? >> jesse: i'm going to go with juan, i'm going to go with women's clothing. >> greg: what is this thing that has words? >> jesse: you just sit there and hand your wallet over. >> greg: shannon? >> shannon: all stores, i don't like when people come to help you, they want to size you up, they want to ask all these questions. the only store i like going into is a bookstore, which is mr. bream's worst nightmare. >> greg: that sounds like a children's story, mr. bream's worst nightmare. the only stores i like going to our drugstores because they are so depressing. why can't drugstores fund? the color scheme, make it more enjoyable. everyone seems so sad. maybe it's a -- i don't know, anyway. >> juan: about greg, wait a second. i thought you were happy with the long receipts you get at the drugstore? >> greg: exactly, yes. those are amazing. that is incredible. climate change. all right, let's do this, second one, what was the one

. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. command and control. liberals don't want to compete with you anymore. they want to control you. it's a psychological issue we could spend weeks talking about. but it manifests in an unrelenting quest for power. conservatives understand the quest for power. you win some, you lose some. then you go back to your normal family life. democrats don't want normal lives. it goes back to their childhood. we don't have time for it. but their idea of hell is not being able to control you being out of power. donald trump drove them literally crazy. so the left is setting up a system of permanent power so it never happens again. there are four pillars to the power grab and we'll explain what they are tonight. the first pillar is educational indoctrination. a perfect example is the grace church school in new york city. an elite private school with a tuition of $57,000 a year. the head master is an ivy league guy. it provides an excellent education and sends many of its students to the best colleges in the country. the

. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. biden opened the borders for his donors. the border crisis isn't a republican talking points. fox news isn't even driving the story. the networks are forced to cover it because it's become a catastrophe that affects all americans. >> we begin with a humanitarian crisis on the southern border that's growing larger every day. jesse: we haven't even eached peak season yet. the department of homeland security insiders are saying 6,000 illegal immigrants are arriving at the border each day. during the obama administration homeland security defined the crisis at 1,000 illegals a day. we are heading towards 200,000 border crossers per month. sources tell carafano that biden policies will allow 90% of them to remain in america. how will that help american families? it doesn't. it helps his donors. but biden doesn't want the american people to know what's taking place on the southern bore. he imposed an information blackout on the border. a gag order. officials ordered not to speak with report

before jesse, why don't you kick us off? >> jesse: that was so funny. i will take greg's slot until he has to come back from the bathroom. i want everybody to watch fox news this weekend, i need you to start tonight with fox nation, they have a special docuseries called the age of brush. it is narrated by vp mike pence, four-part docuseries, examines limbaugh's impact on america. on saturday, 5:00 o'clock eastern, we have an all new show, called the big saturday show. it it's a cast of rotating panelists each weekend, and it also airs on sunday, they call that the big sunday show. see what they did there? this week's guest is joey jones, aishah hasnie, and charlie hurt's. if you like "the five," you will love the big show on saturdays and sundays. if you like my show, it's at 8:00 p.m., extremely powerful waters words. it's going to blow you away, i promise. >> juan: thanks, jesse. greg, are you ready for us? >> greg: sorry, i got unplugged. it tomorrow night the last greg gutfeld show for the weekend. i got rob long, cat guitars, because we are going n

>> jesse: i do, i do. he was in love, it was overwhelming. >> gillian: we forgive him. >> jesse: i like these videos because these videos give me an out. say somebody has a video of me hugging alex jones not wearing a mask and he is wearing a "stop the steel" t-shirt. that might not have been me, that was a deepfake. it buys me time and i think that's a good thing. you've got to look at it selfishly it selfishly. >> gillian: plausible deniability. do you think jesse should be in prison? >> dagen: never. you could actually do the show from prison. >> gillian: and during covid. >> dagen: i like fake tom cruise over the real tom cruise. you don't see fake tom cruise yelling at people, i don't ever want to see it again ever! >> gillian: let's move into our next topic, if your pooch has been packing on the pounds, you should blame covid because just like people, the pandemic is taking a toll on america's pets. the main culprit is humans working from home and sharing their snacks. i'm going to bounce back to you

>> jesse: i think you're right. i think we mentioned that last week that obesity is right behind age in terms of risk factor for the deadliness of covid. we have a big opportunity in america to make america get outside and exercise again. instead we just shut everybody down in the small apartment or home where covid transmits at the highest level. we shut down parks, arrested gym owners, shutdown beaches and even gavin newsom has prohibited volleyball tournaments. beach volleyball tournaments in california where they have 1,00. noncontact sports. you can't play beach volleyball in california. people don't get it. i don't get it. it was an easy solution. >> greg: it seems like we missed the boat doing people outside. in l.a. they close skateboard parks. they filled up with sand. a >> juan: we had a lock down we still lost more than 500,000 people. how many people? i don't get it. to my mind the greatest generation, people in world war ii went to fight wars in europe and asia. all we are talking about here is eat a sa

jesse: too little, too late. during the primary, he told illegals to search the border, we would welcome millions and gave free health insurance. >> i'd make sure there is sort of the border. >> would take in a heartbeat, another 2 million peoplehe. >> rate raise your hand if you plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [applause] [cheering] jesse: biden promised asylum and free healthcare, stop the wall construction, gross deportation and kat size, invited underaged to apply for asylum on our soil and terminated the remaining mexico policy that trump got. now that we are overrun, biden says don't come. nobody's buying that. arizona mayor, an independent says is community can't handle omthe intrusion. >> we do not have the ability to care for these people. jesse: the mayor of texas, the democrat making biden to stop releasing illegals onto his town. the town has been hit with power outages, a pandemic and forth to absorb hundreds of poor migrant and limited resources need to go to americans first.

where is the protest for him, jesse? >> jesse: i don't expect to see it. that's a shame. there should be. up next, tucker has a brand new show on fox nation. he's working way too hard. a special preview you won't see anywhere else. ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 14 day system. with a painless, onesecond scan i can check my glucose without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. you can do it without fingersticks, too. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. and visit freestyle libre.us to try it for free. ♪♪ >> dagen: tucker has a brand spankin' new show on fox nation. it's available right now. it's called "tucker carlson today." here's a sneak peek of his interview with douglas murray, author. >> what is important in our society is change. it makes everything political. they want to politicize everything. they want to politicize art. they want to politicize poetry. all of t

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with juan williams, dana perino, greg gutfeld and katie pavlich. at 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ is a full-blown disaster at our southern border courtesy of joe biden. we are learning today that over 100 illegal immigrants infected with covid were released by border patrol and are free to travel across the country. keep in mind, if an american citizen gets covid they have to quarantine and if you are flying into america from a foreign country you have to show a negative covid test but those same rules don't apply and there is even more. a new report says the department of homeland security is projecting, there will be 117,000 unaccompanied child migrants crossing the border this year, that breaks all records. nearly a 50% increase from the all-time record and much higher than last year. the report also warning there is not enough resources to handle that surge. everybody can clearly see this is a crisis, unless you work at the white house. >> at what point does it become a crisis? >> well i would say i don't think we meet

jesse? >> jesse: i think they tried to give this mask to hunter in the navy and it didn't stick. >> greg: katie, thoughts? >> katie: i can save people money. you don't have to buy this new mask if you have snorkeling gear because it's even better if you have snorkeling gear. it comes with your nose and goggles on your face. it makes it easier. >> greg: juan do you understand they are wearing this underneath their other mask so it is basically, you are wearing two masks over your nose essentially. >> juan: isn't smelling part of eating? i think this is crazy. it looks like the pretty dog or something to me. but the only way this could really be effective if you chewed with your mouth shut because if you open your mouth, if you are going to get it, you are going to get it. >> greg: next up, who doesn't love to hold a grudge? not me. but suffice to say, longer negative emotions linger and the brain, the worse it is for your mental health. jesse, they are sating grudges are bad. i disagree. >> j

>> jesse: i do? oh, man. [laughter] >> dana: it's been driving me crazy. >> jesse: johnny! sorry. >> juan: all right, all right. we got to go. next segment coming up, "the fastest" up next for you on "the five." ♪ ♪ good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. ♪ ♪ >> katie: welcome back. it's ti

to jesse, which one. >> jesse: number one. >> greg: one. >> juan: one or two. before i went with one. in >> katie: number three! i choose number three. >> greg: i was going with number two because i like the glasses, but number one has won, and i will shut up now. >> jesse: what do we win, greg? >> greg: nothing. >> juan: those are outfits! >> greg: outfits. >> juan: , hey let's knock the stuffings out of covid. to take a look at residents of virginia beach senior centers they take a -- auto coronavirus shaped pinata. after a few things, it let loose candy, alcohol, and hand sanitizer. celebration was held after 99% of the seniors got vaccinated. a family is now visiting, grandchildren getting hugged. it's a good time. >> jesse: i would like to take a whack at the china virus. if that's it for us, special report is up next with bret they are. i'm sure he's picked out his post-pandemic outfit. to speed when you are looking at it, it doesn't change much. thank you. >> jesse: if it's not broken, don't fix it. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. embattled andrew

[laughter] that's great. >> jesse: pretty good. gas prices are so high now in california that people are starting to get desperate. watch. >> check this guy out getting a free ride out. look at this dude. >> jesse: i mean come i don't actually have proof he's trying to save money on high gas prices because of joe biden's disastrous apologies. but i will assume that's what he's doing. all right, juan you agree, right? >> juan: yeah, absolutely. how about a touch of classical music with covid-19 vaccination shot? take a look. ♪ ♪ that yo-yo by the famous cello, he simply took a seat after getting his own shot and began playing a concert. as he was playing, the bird share community college in in massachusetts were getting vaccinated. he wanted to give something back. by the way, has been posting recordings during the pandemic. we can add yo-yo dolly parton is bringing music to covid vaccinations. >> jesse: katie, take it away. >> katie: okay, take a look at this massive, giant pig. he weighs 280 pounds and lives in a neat house an

>> jesse: i don't know. i don't understand a lot. >> harris: boys will be boys. >> jesse: all right, if that's the message from democrats, let's have at it. the press is more focused on joe biden's dog. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ah, a package! you know what this human ordered? a backache. consider pain, delivered. pain says you can't. advil says you can. it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it? maybe you think... it's occasional constipation. maybe i

. >> jesse: done right, dana. if it's already up now $0.50 a gallon from when biden was elected that makes about a $1,000 tax hike for a family with two cars in the suburb. nothing is worse in presidential politics then high gas prices, remember barack obama in 2014 got shellacked when gas was averaging 350 a gallon? he lost the senate, republicans picked up nine seats in the senate and expanded their majority by 13 seats in the house. i get that biden wants a transition but can we just slow it down? we don't have nine years left, john kerry, we can do this calmly. >> dana: one of the issues is that you have oil prices going up because they anticipate an increased demand as people start to get back out there, back to her work, back to vacationing, back to traveling to visit family. >> juan: i think that's right and also you can't forget, houston had a big problem, so did much of the u.s. with the big freeze so all that combined to drive up those prices. i think the other point to say is we see american car compani

what do you do, jesse? >> jesse: well, to dana's point, who knew moms could be so tech savvy. she is 50, juan. she figured out how to hack an account and do a fake video? i'm in though mid-forties and could barely order the fight last weekend. so i'm impressed. and her name is rafael, is that a villainous name? you put the mug shot up, i was so terrified when i sold this woman's mug shot. i almost had to do what greg had to do last friday. i had to pee, she is terrifying. and i say that's a little sarcastically. >> dana: oh, really? >> jesse: this mom and her foxhole, she loves her daughter so much that she's willing to get thrown in prison to make sure her daughter has a slot on the team. obviously it is wrong and if it is true, she is a criminal so it would be best but it goes to show you the twisted way she loves her daughter. >> juan: greg, what do you do? what do you think you should do when you are right to freedom of speech, but it is interfering with the right of other people to get on the cheerleading team? they are being damaged and their reputation is ruined. >> gre

jesse, you're up. >> jesse: i want to be there the day that the greg gutfeld runs into chris cuomo and gordon ramsay in the same bar. all right, and baldwin, when it has not been your day, you're weak, your month, or even your year, doesn't it feel like that? well good news, people, the "friends" experience is reopening in new york city. you can go and have a cup of coffee at the central perk. you can hang out on the couch add to rachel and monica has room and even poke the ugly naked guy i am thinking about hanging out myself and maybe charging people to take pictures with me, thinking i'm david schwimmer. people confuse me for him all the time. so i want to make my income on the side, so go check that out. >> juan: kennedy, we have about 45 seconds, can you take it? >> kennedy: i can absolutely do this, check out a man who karate chop his way into a shop that sells motorized scooters for old people. a kick and a 1-2, and managed to get in and climbed the doors open through force and sees that little rust colored machine, he rode off in that 8 miles per hour, and made his getaway and

wee to "watters world" i'm jesse watters. missing in action, that's the subject of tonight's waters word. i'm happy to take questions if that's what i'm supposed to do and whatever you want me to do. [bleep] [laughter] that just about sums up biden first 50 days now doesn't it in color bars not in command and not answering questions. it's the opposite of donald trump. but that's what the people wanted allegedly and this is what it looks like it is pa thet pick charming and relaxing to some -- but the incompetence is dangerous. gas prices are up -- there's a crisis on the border, biden lobbying missiles into the master's degree mideast and haven't sent out surplus checks yet that was the easy part biden is not telling us what's going on. they either won't let them or he can't because he doesn't know himself. big warning signs biden is a missing president and kyle wrote a piece on this the first week of march and biden hasn't held a single solo news conference yet trump, obama, bush all had held one already. biden worked in the

i'm not into this one. >> dana: jesse, how about you? >> jesse: i am with juan. you can't get tan in space, you can't frolic in the surf, no fresh fish. you probably can't smoke. you can't saddle up to a colorful local with a straw hat and knock-back and talk about coconuts. you can check out early. what if there's a problem when you need to leave? you have to stay. >> dana: katie, i know you'd go. >> katie: i would totally go. am i the only person here who would love to go? i will go and report back. >> dana: check out this guy. you might not want him operating on you. >> are you available for trial? it kind of looks like you're in an operating room. >> i am. i am available for trial. >> dana: a california doctor attended his new traffic court hearing in the middle of surgery. the medical board of california says it will investigate him. some people say it's multitasking. >> jesse: i don't have a problem with it. i beat a speeding ticket on "watters world" a couple shows back. no big deal. >> dana: katie. >> katie: i don't know. i guess it's a silver lining the

jesse? be to "the princess bride," i didn't like how he was a limp stiff in the end at the very end, do you remember? >> greg: have never heard of a limp stiff it. >> jesse: get up! >> greg: what's wrong with us question kyle [laughter] >> kayleigh: i would say, i would say "braveheart," i love the freedom ending but i wish william wallace was there to stay and didn't lose his life. >> greg: mel gibson loves movies where he dies at the end. >> kayleigh: that is true. >> greg: want? >> juan: i was just trying to think about it, greg, i don't know, i can't think... a lot of these westerns. talking about teenage life, as a teenager i loved westerns. the good thing about westerns is they often have an ending where the good guy wins. i like that. >> greg: what about you, sandra? >> sandra: i loved "the cutting edge," the hockey player and the figure skater who end up tearing up. at the end -- >> greg: db cooper? >> sandra: db sweeney. they never show the gold medal in the case in the father's off

>> jesse: that's my stance but stephanopoulos let him off easy. probably why he always asks george to do these sit downs with him because george doesn't do follow-up questions. the follow-up question when joe biden says all women should be assumed to be telling the truth and there should be an investigation to determine whether it's true or not, i would have said okay, mr. president, you were accused of sexual assault by tara reade, should americans assume that she was telling the truth? and then the president says oh, well, that was investigated. i would say mr. president, it was not investigated at all. are you calling for an investigation into the sexual assault charge against you and he says no, the media looked into this and i would say, the media is not the entity that investigates this, mr. president. in fact, when the media try to look into your senate files at the university of delaware you shut them down. that is how you conduct an interview fairly of the president but he would never agree to do an interview with me because i would make

>> jesse: george gascon sounds like a villain in a disney movie. can we get 2 for 1 when we recall george gascon and gavin newsom? i would not be surprised taking money from the books from these cartel defense attorneys, probably funneled into his campaign or perhaps his pockets. no one in their right mind is a d.a. to make decisions like he does. is it wrong i want a taste of that prison moonshine, martha? >> martha: how do you get alcohol imprison? it is water, sugar and tomato. >> jesse: they don't call it white lightning and high school but i want to taste of that moonshine. i just don't want to do the time. >> martha: you don't want to hang out with those guys necessarily. thank you very much. >> greg: white lightning. >> martha: white lightning. grab a sanitizer which is white lightning because america is full of german phobos. ♪ ♪ german phobos. if you wanna be a winner then get a turkey footlong from subway®. that's oven roasted turkey. piled high with crisp veggies. on freshly baked bread! so, let's get out there and get those footlon

jesse, need me to hold your hand? you got this? >> jesse: i got this. pepe lepew being me too is hysterical. any young man watching pepe lepew, they don't even play with young girls. the girls have cooties. we don't go near them. when they're old enough, say your first sixth grade dance, do you see sixth grade boys seducing and kissing the other sixth grade girls? no. they're staring at their shoes terrified to ask the sixth grade girls to dance. i don't see how that is influencing anything at all. speedy gonzalez is a legend in latin american culture. the white liberals tried to cancel him 20 years ago. hispanics were so upset, they put him back on. elmer fudd, sleepy, dopey. you don't see me protesting. >> dana: greg, the cartoons or one of your favorite bands. >> mumford and sons? >> greg: two points to make her. andy is one of the few truly ininvestigative journalists lift. he staked out one of the most dangerous researches left. when you look at mumford and sons, it's cancellation by proximity. what i used to call the expanding bulls eye of denimiz

welcome to "watters world" i'm jesse watters. missing in action, that's the subject of tonight's waters word. i'm happy to take questions if that's what i'm supposed to do and whatever you want me to do. [bleep] [laughter] that just about sums up biden first 50 days now doesn't it in color bars not in command and not answering questions. it's the opposite of donald trump. but that's what the people wanted allegedly and this is what it looks like it is pa thet pick charming and relaxing to some -- but the incompetence is dangerous. gas prices are up -- there's a crisis on the border, biden lobbying missiles into the master's degree mideast and haven't sent out surplus checks yet that was the easy part biden is not telling us what's going on. they either won't let them or he can't because he doesn't know himself. big warning signs biden is a missing president and kyle wrote a piece on this the first week of march and biden hasn't held a single solo news conference yet trump, obama, bush all had held one already. biden worked in the

welcome to "watters world" i'm jesse watters. missing in action, that's the subject of tonight's waters word. i'm happy to take questions if that's what i'm supposed to do and whatever you want me to do. [bleep] [laughter] that just about sums up biden first 50 days now doesn't it in color bars not in command and not answering questions. it's the opposite of donald trump. but that's what the people wanted allegedly and this is what it looks like it is pa thet pick charming and relaxing to some -- but the incompetence is dangerous. gas prices are up -- there's a crisis on the border, biden lobbying missiles into the master's degree mideast and haven't sent out surplus checks yet that was the easy part biden is not telling us what's going on. they either won't let them or he can't because he doesn't know himself. big warning signs biden is a missing president and kyle wrota single solo news conference yet trump, obama, bush all had held one already. biden worked in the campaign against trump. he made the election a referendum and i

welcome to "watters world" i'm jesse watters. missing in action, that's the subject of tonight's waters word. i'm happy to take questions if that's what i'm supposed to do and whatever you want me to do. [bleep] [laughter] that just about sums up biden first 50 days now doesn't it in color bars not in command and not answering questions. it's the opposite of donald trump. but that's what the people wanted allegedly and this is what it looks like it is pa thet pick charming and relaxing to some -- but the incompetence is dangerous. gas prices are up -- there's a crisis on the border, biden lobbying missiles into the master's degree mideast and haven't sent out surplus checks yet that was the easy part biden is not telling us what's going on. they either won't let them or he can't because he doesn't know himself. big warning signs biden is a eek of march and biden hasn't held a single solo news conference yet trump, obama, bush all had held one already. biden worked in the campaign against trump. he made the election a referendum a

jess e's point is good. you have to make sure he spends it on bridges and highways and not just the green stuff. he is fighting with a party that he has to bring along with him. i don't think it's that bad. >> jesse, one more point? one other thing he did not talk about. a lot of these localities want to do these upgrades. what stops them from doing it? endless lawsuits from environmentalists. he did not talk about changing that. >> and money. >> you have to have some sort of a way to do reviews -- do you know how many environmental reviews you have to do just to build a road? that's something they didn't talk about. they can't build any of this stuff in the near future if they don't do something about that as well. >> [overlapping talking]. >> and he killed a big infrastructure project -- go ahead. >> what changed since barack obama said i have 800 billion dollars and i found out there are no shovel ready projects. where are they. there were all of these road blocks. city said he could handle it. he handed

jesse used the word traumatized. let's talk about the trauma inflicted on children by the power hungry science deniers of the teacher's union. they hate children. parents want their children educated by these people? they should have been back in class rooms last year. children don't contract covid has easily. they are not super spreaders. if you want to talk about trauma talk about the horrific damage done to kids who are deprived of in person learning. emotionally and educationally and psychologically and all of the children who tried to commit suicide or who were successful at it. the grieving parents. that's on the teacher's unions too if you want to talk about trauma. >> we will continue to talk about it. up next 3 to 4 trillion? that's not enough. progressives pressuring president biden to go bigger with a massive spending plan. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ karma-karma-karma- karma-karma chameleon ♪ ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your color

jesse: it is possible. it's not necessary, we've got a strong balance the sheet and the company is profitable. i don't know how much more i can say about that. emily: talk to us a little bit about public acceptance. we are watching bitcoin climb incredibly higher. since then, we have deemed some losses. where do you see the coin at the end of the year? jesse: that's hard to comprehend because i am measuring it in terms of dollars. probably by the end of the year, it will be one big coin per lambeau and this time next year per biscotti. you never know where the dollar is going to be, there could be 10 times as many u.s. dollars out there your now. >> reading a lot of your is outside of bitcoin. where do you see those being valued at by the end of the year? and are there other areas of crypto that you see your client levitating toward -- gravitating toward catching up. jesse: there is a process now to move your coins, and in the process of doing that you burn your fury one -- you burn your ethereum one. all t

let's talk to someone who has been on the planet a good while, jesse. what would you do? i'm just trying to explore this, elevate the conversation. say, what is it that should be the case? i know, for example, i went to see "merchant of venice" on broadway. they had a discussion about stereotypical depictions of jewish people about the play was there. is that appropriate? is that the way to handle it? >> jesse: i like how you went to me to elevate the conversation, juan. >> greg: he's trying to elevate it because we are all neanderthals. we are all really stupid here. thanks, juan! [laughter] >> jesse: when i see stories like this i feel like i went to a palm reader and the palm reader looked at my hand and then looked at me and said, ""watters' world"" is on borrowed time. the mob is going from the 50s to the 60s to the 70s. do you remember what i was doing on the streets in the 2000s? the whole waters world catalog is cancel -able by today's standards. i'm going to have johnny start scrubbing the internet. greg is laughing but have you

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jesse: thanks for having me. of course, we can only speculate but when you measure it in terms of dollars, you have to think it will go to infinity. this national currency is only 50 years old. it is already showing extreme signs of weakness and i think people will start measuring the price of things in terms of bitcoin. the true believers will tell you it is going all the way to the moon, to mars and eventually, will be the world's currency. we won't be measuring the price of bitcoin in terms of dollars but in terms of what else you will be buying with it, probably planets in other solar systems. emily: let's try to put a number on it. what do you mean by infinity, the moon or mars? jesse: the people that are believers in bitcoin think it will replace the world's currencies. that means whatever the market cap of the dollar is, the euro, all of that combined is what bitcoin could be worth. i think in the near term, people see it surpassing gold as stored value. so i think $1 million as a price target within the n

jesse: thanks for having me. of course, we can only speculate but when you measure it in terms of dollars, you have to think it will go to infinity. this national currency is only 50 years old. it is already showing extreme signs of weakness and i think people will start measuring the price of things in terms of bitcoin. the true believers will tell you it is going all the way to the moon, to mars and eventually, will be the world's currency. we won't be measuring the price of bitcoin in terms of dollars but in terms of what else you will be buying with it, probably planets in other solar systems. emily: let's try to put a number on it. what do you mean by infinity, the moon or mars? jesse: the people that are believers and bitcoin see it is going to replace the world's currencies. that means whatever the market cap of the dollar is, the euro, all of that combined is what bitcoin could be worth. i think in the near term, people see it surpassing gold as stored value. so i think $1 million as a price target within

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jesse mckinley: well, in each case, it is different. but in lindsey boylan's case, who was the first woman to come forward last week, she alleged that the governor had harassed her on several occasions between 2016 and 2018, leading up to a kiss in his manhattan office, which was kind of the culmination of a couple of years of behavior by the governor. in the case of charlotte bennt, this was a more detailed description that we got from her of the governor basically calling her into his office and doing some work, and then the conversation really turning to kind of an uncomfortable terrain, where the governor was asking her, her opinions on monogamy, whether or not she slept with older men, whether or not she thought that age differences were a problem in relationships, all of which led ms. bennett to believe that the governor basically was propositioning her. john yang: and the governor's response to this has evolved from the first allegation. how has it changed over time? jesse mckinley: well, in the case of lindsey boylan, he simply

she had no other writings unlike julia grant and jesse fremont. there were only five letters from nelly but the fact that mclellan had extracted the promise that they would each write to each other every single day they were apart, and they did, meant that you could read in his letters what she was saying in hers because whenever you write to somebody, especially if you're writing every day, you're reacting. all of these years people have read mclellan's letters that she saved and allowed to be published, they read those letters to understand what he thought about other people, what he thought about the war, and about himself. and i'm the first one to read them about what did he think about her and what was she doing, and so this is a new picture of her, but fact it was a really a lot of evidence once you look for it. >> i read once that grant left the army after a drinking binge because he didn't want julia to know about the drinking. and he went home and tried to work at other things and not with a great deal of success. can you address her role

>> yes. >> jesse, that montage right there. the migrants said this to many different reporters. >> this is intentional. biden has an open borders policy for teenagers. trying to absorb the flow of teenagers. he was warned that his policy would trigger the crisis, but he did it any way and didn't have a plan. the "washington post" reported that over the weekend. this is an intentional policy. it's catch and release for kids. the policy is being covered up by the media blackout. he brought back family separation but the families are separated in mexico. the parents bring them from central america. hand them to the coyotes in mexico and they hand them to border patrol. they smuggle the weapons and the drugs and the adults through the other side. they are getting rich doing it. $14 million a day to the cartels. taxpayers are getting fleeced. children are traumatized and separated from their family. the only people that benefit are biden's donors who get cheap foreign labor. that's what this is about. here's now i know this is inten

thanks very much indeed, jess important. thanks very much indeed, jess parker. — important. thanks very much indeed, jess parker. our _ important. thanks very much indeed, jess parker, our political _ jess parker, our political correspondent. china's foreign minister has denied his country is carrying out genocide against ethnic uighurs in xinjiang. wang yi called the accusation preposterous and said the government was trying to eradicate extremism. but beijing is accused of carrying out forced sterilisations and separating children from theirfamilies. it's thought to have detained a million people in re—education camps. for more on this i'm joined by the bbc�*s asia pacific editor michael bristow. michael, we often hear government denials from china about mistreatment of the uighurs but this is quite a ferocious denial, saying the accusations of genocide couldn't be more preposterous. it is the accusations of genocide couldn't be more preposterous.— be more preposterous. it is perhaps the most high-profile _ be more preposterous. it is perhaps the most high-profile de