jesse: welcome to watters world, i'm jessie watters. taking military action against the baby killers in syria is the most critical move of president trump's presidency so far. the chemical attack happened tuesday, and thursday evening the united states launched nearly five dozen tomahawk missiles at the airfields that assad used to carry out the attack. the decisive action was widely supported by our allies and both parties in congress. white house press secretary sean spicer joins us now. sean, let me just ask you straight up why do you think assad would take a risk like this? do you think that the kremlin gave him license to do it, or do you think he was emboldened by talk from the white house? what do you think? >> i couldn't possibly understand it, but i do know that after years of being told that there were red lines and having these red lines ignored, president was going to take decisive and justified action. after seeing those images of children and babies, no one can sit back and do nothing. the president gave that order because

"watters world" begins right now. welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. how fake news is getting trumped. you hear that? that silence is the sounds of the trump-russia collusion scandal dying. a few weeks ago if you turned on your television, all heard was this. >> collusion between trump associates and russians during the election. >> members of conservative's presidential campaign had repeated contact with russian intelligence officials. jesse: but this is all a diversion. if anybody was getting played bid russians, it was the obama administration. it started with this pathetic stunts. >> we want to reset our relationship. we'll do it together. okay? jesse: hillary tried to reset relations with a button and she misspelled the word reset. her state department gave russia access to 20% of american uranium production capacity related to a shady clinton foundation if donor. and imaginew if trump was caught saying that. when mitt romney labeled russia as america's biggest geopolitical foe, barack obama mocked him. >> the cold war has been over for 20 years.

well come to "watters world." >> i made it. jesse: the regulations you were con frojts when you came on board. tell me about those what you have done to loosen the reins and let capitalism flow. >> the governor of the 123th largest economy in the woorltd. if tough free people from overtaxation, overregulation and have a skilled workforce, they will you are in i and they will come to where that occurs. that's what donald trump wants to see for america. he wants to see predicts built. he wants to cut taxes so people get to keep more of what they work for. and it's not rocket science. it just takes the political will. the previous administration wanted to regulate. they felt like washington centric regulation would be the key to putting their world vine to place. donald trump doesn't believe in that. he believes in a world view where people get to keep more of what they work for. free people from overregulation. that's not to say he's not for keeping the environment safe. he's not for making sure that america and her citizens are

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. taking action again the baby killers in syria is the most critical move of his presidency so far. thursday evening the united states launched nearly five dozen tomahawk missiles at the airfield assad used to carry out the attack. the action was widely supported by our allies and members of congress. sean spicer joins us now. why do you think assad would take a risk like this? do you think the kremlin gave him license to do it? or do you think he was emboldened. >> i can't possibly understand it. but after years being told there were red lines and having those red lines ignored. this president was going to take decisive action. after seeing the images of those children and babies, no one can sit back and do nothing. the president wants to send a message to the world that we can't justify a regime that take this kind of action against its own people. jesse: does he agree with regime change in syria in. >> the idea that you can inflict this kind of suffering and trauma and tragedy on any

welcome to "watters world." i'm your host jesse watters. finally the attorney general is going to do something about sanctuary cities. jeff sessions said either you owe bay federal immigration law, or you are going to lose money. he was on "the o'reilly factor" two days back and talked to bill about what he's going to do. >> the entries at border are down 60% because of president trump's strong leadership. as wee continue to build the wall and beef up our forces and bring in more judges we'll be even more successful there. bill: is there anything else being discussed to punish the sanctuary cities? >> we are looking the other possibilities that would be debt trivmental. bill: could you give me an example? >> i'm not prepared to give that. jesse: this comes on the heels of a controversial case in maryland where a 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped by 17 and 18-year-old students reportedly in the country illegal think with gang ties. not cooperating with federal authorities is the hallmark of sanctuary cities. we wanted to look at the sanct

welcome to watters' world news getting trump the subject of watters' world you hear that? that silence a sound of the trump-russia scandal a few weeks ago if you turned on collision all you heard was this collusion between trump associates and russians during the election. members of donald trump's campaign have repeated contact with russian intelligence officials, this is all a diversion, if anybody was getting played by the russians, it was the obama administration, let's take a look at the history. started with this pathetic stunt. >> we want to reset our relationship -- >> together. >> we will do it together. okay? >> hillary tried to reset he relations with russians offering a button and she misspelled the word "reset" state department give a person access to 20% american uranium production capacity involved a shady clinton foundation donor may be that is worth an investigation? then there was president obama himself caught on hot mic cozying up to you russian leadership. >> my last -- yes, and -- >> imagine if trump caught saying that, mitt romney labeled russia perp

welcome jesse watters. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. o'reilly just told me backstage if i screw this up his next book will be called "killing watters." it will just be another one of bill's bikes haven't read. >> have you ever argued about an expense report you turned in after being on assignment. jesse: thank goodness bill don't do my expense reports because if he did we would. >> how many people don't know what they are talking about when you asked them questions. >> i can't tell anybody i voted for trump, i can't wear my trump t-shirt or my trump hat because i'm scared the left will both the [bleep] out of me. when can i do that? jesse: tonight. >> love when they tell you have she is a regular guy and she goes into econom -- into chicag. >> what's your favorite john wayne movie? bill: >> "the shootist." they changed the script because there was a line shoots some one in the back and he refused to do it. >> i always like to ask you how the book sales are going. "killing lincoln" sold so well that lincoln's corpse came out and bought a

." ♪ ♪ jesse: welcome to "watters world." this week in paris a french national shot two police officers. killing him on the champs-elysees. >> our condolences from our country to the people of france, again it's happening it seems. i just say the is a was walking in. i would say it's a terrible thing going on in the world today, but it looks like another terrorist attack. jesse: the mainstream media was upset by that pronounce for some reason. >> president trump said right off the bat in the attack in paris. >> the coverage is getting ahead of the fact. the president was referring to what he was watching on television. you do wonder, are people going to take what he said as some idea that he knows something more than what anybody else does. jesse: don't you think the commander-in-chief knows a little bit more about a break international security incident than two desk taken cores. the cia and defense department are briefing him 24/7. would they have preferred that he blamed it on a video like obama did. >> we had a video rele

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then caesar's palace in vegas, where watters will be partying. i'm not letting him on the floor. >> i'm going to stay in vegas actually.te >> bill: friday, december 15th, and the next day, saturday, december 16th, anaheim, california, at the honda center. vip tickets for that show already sold out. details on billoreilly.com.th show's a blast, make granddad and grandma happy. in a moment, tip of the day, is america getting more religious now that president trump is in office? "the tip" moments away m as "the factor" continues all across the usa and all around. around. >> bill: tip of the day. is there a resurgence of religion in america? in a moment. but we are proud to tell you that "old school: life in the? sane lane," the best-selling nonfiction book in the country. the third best-selling book. that's entirely thanks to you guys. if you are going on spring break or vacation, you could not -- you could not have two better books in your backpack. "old-school" is funny.. it makes serious points. it will entertain and inform you."o we hope you che

>> bill: and jesse watters going to one of the most liberal universities in the nation to talk to the students. >> is fox news welcome here? >> why not. i'm talking to you guys. >> bill: caution, you're entering the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi. i'm bill o'reilly thanks for watching. civil war and congress is the talking points. it's all about hating trump not partisan politics. there's no doubt judge neil gorsuch is qualified so sit on the supreme court and he will. a confirmation coming friday one way or another. republicans in the senate must p p prevail on the judge or the party and president will be greatly damaged. that's what the democratic party wants. the strategy is simple, oppose every change the president wants to make and everything he wants to do. create as much mayhem as possible and tell the american people mr. trump doesn't know how to govern. meanwhile the american people get hammered because worthy people like neil gorsuch are disparage and innovative policies are sabotaged. i mean, did you watch any of the gorsuch hearings. i don't want to compar

where do you start,on sean, with maxine watters? s if maxine watters were aax white male republican the media would be using words like irresponsible, over the top, questionable ethics,, demagogue.me this is a woman who once defended a former black panther who was convicted of murdering a new jersey state trooper, fled to cuba, maxine watters writes a letter to fidel castro, calls her a freedom fighter, compares her to martin luther king. this is a woman who said george herbert walker bush thought that the left liked called him a racist. this woman got a meeting with the former secretary treasury did not tell him she had a minority interest in a bank she got there bailout for.l was investigated by the house ethics committee for ethical violations. of course, maxine watts played the race card in the investigation went away. you don't want to getpl caught between maxine watters and a race card.d. >> sean:n: whoa. >> if ronald reagan was teflon, she makes ronald reagan look like fly paper it doesn't marina seem to matter what she does

and watters on galveston, texas, chasing away spring breakers. those reports after these messages. >> bill: my continuing saga of the former national security advisor, susan rice. as we know, fox news along with bloomberg is reporting that ms. rice actively sought to classified information for about a year. some of that involve the trump campaign staff and transition people. caught on wiretaps involving foreign nationals. joining us from los angeles, fox news outcome investigator, malia zimmerman. what do you have a forest tonight that is new? >> hi, bill. one of the stories we have been working on is what you brought up with newt gingrich, which is stonewalling. we understand from the house and senate intelligence committees that there has been stonewalling by the u.s. intelligence agencies that are supposed to provide information. that would include, for example, the nsa. that would include the fbi. as you recall, they had an open hearing in the house with the intelligence committee. james comey and admiral rogers came to talk to the house inte

i'm jesse watters in for bill o'reilly. and in the factor follow-up segment tonight, punishing sanctuary cities. last night on the factor bill o'reilly explained why he thinks is what is going to come down for jurisdiction defying the federal government? >> bill: make sanctuary cities apply with federal law the trump administration will now withhold money from them in the form of justice department grants. that means cities like seattle, which received millions of dollars to beef up local law enforcement and institute safety programs may no longer get that money, which is why seattle is suing. whole thing is a giant mess and reflects the huge division in this country. will sanctuary cities be forced to comply in doubtful, but they will pay a price. >> jesse: the trump administration isn't alone in taking a hard line on sanctuary cities. greg abbott is preparing one of the harshest crackdowns in the country. >> we have been pushing a piece of legislation in texas that is going to pass that i will be signing into law that imp

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remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: right now on "justice." >> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike. judge jeanine: the military might of america is back. >> after the broken red line and weakness we have seen syria turned into a war zone. judge jeanine: syria, russia and the world are put on notice, there is a new sheriff in the white house. >> i would say this about president obama. i'm proud of him. judge jeanine: the president's main man on terrorism, sebastian gorka is here live. senator rand paul said president trump should have waited for congressional authorization before going after assad. >> the appropriate way is to ask our authorization. judge jeanine: does he just chemically gas he baby in the place? america is getting tough again, america is getting great again and justice starts now. welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. the world reacting to america's military strike against syria. it's time for the gop and the country to unite behind the commander-in-chief. kellyanne conway is here in new york with me live. plus sebastian gorka st

. >> reporter: host jesse watters, talking about ivanka trump's on stage in germany. today, taking to twitter to explain what he says he really meant. "on air i was referring to ivanka's voice and how it resonates like a smooth jazz radio dj. this was in no way a joke about anything else." today the white house saying it has no comment about watters' remarks, but tonight fox is facing more lawsuits. >> hello and welcome to america's news headquarters. >> reporter: anchor kelly wright, coming forward to join a class-action suit accusing fox news of "hostile racial discrimination" and "plantation-style management." >> i want to make it possible for whoever fills my shoes that next generation to never go through this. >> reporter: wright, who says he was demeaned and passed over for promotions, compelled to speak out after fellow employees shared stories of racial allegedly. like wright from payroll who told george stephanopoulos about how former vp judith slater spoke to her. >> she's like oh, you have 3 children. i'm like i have 3. all by the same man? i'm like yes. i

. >> you are not o for jesse watters talk to people, this is difference between us he is up there, besides that, we're about to find out. ♪ mexico is really upset about president he want to pay for the wall then they want to charge admission for americans to go to mexico much to go to mexico. >> one million dollars. >> about -- >> bring back. >> 2030, bucks whatever you would have problems paying admission no pockets to put money. >> yeah, that is the way it is occupational hazard cover charge in mexico can't say high price tag for me. >> 10 bucks. >> what am i going to do good on the other side wro wrestling. >> great -- >> you know how it is! >> how much would you pay to go to mexico? >> well, i am paying a pretty good amount in two weeks this is where i am going on mexico. >> you are going to mexico. >> going to mexico i am hoping i can get by ♪ legislation, americans only admission to get into mexico. >> you know, going to be pushback you know to try force country to pay something they don't want is difficult. >> should they pay for the wall. >> absolutely i don't think a -- i thin

with me now, ana navaro and margaret hoover. >> i worked with jesse watters has spent about a decade of his career at fox news. he really represents the culture of what's acceptable at fox news and jesse, i want to be clear, he's a great guy. i like him. he's a professional. at least he was when i worked with him. >> can we just react to what he did? i mean, come on. >> this statement reflects the kind of bravado and if you really want to go there -- >> let's go there. >> remember the locker room talk that we discussed on the campaign trail in reference to the incredibly vulgar comments of the now president of the united states? there's men that talk like this and they think it's okay. and i can see a group of guys having this conversation and -- >> but he was going on air. >> on national television. >> it's reflective of the kind of what you feel in the soup when you're over there. >> well, let's see. i'm obviously not blond enough or skinny enough to work over at fox news so i can only talk about it from a subjective and objective way. i hate talking about people but this is much m

- definitely. - i'm from queens. - what are your thoughts on the jesse watters video on fox news? - the chicken[bleep] reporter who came down here and thought he was being [bleep] because he talked to people who couldn't speak english? - yeah, that douche bag piece of [bleep]. - the one who was sent here by the larger chicken[bleep] who couldn't come to chinatown because he was afraid to do it himself? you mean that one? - yeah. that guy. - the one with no testicles? the one who came down here who said let me talk to some old people... - totally. - and let me put them on camera without asking them... - yeah. - and sort of put them on national television and made fun of them in the worst possible way? that asshole? - yeah. i think we're talking about the same guy. - right, right, right. what was the question again? - i can't remember. [cheers and applause] - thank you very much. ronny chieng, everyone. we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] [hip-hop music] [cheers and applause] classic hershey's outside. with a new creamy, crunchy inside. new hershey's cookie layer crunch. clas

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is there a cure for "watters world"? yes, more "watters world." what's wrong with the 80s? judge jeanine: right now on "justice." >> donald trump, you didn't win this election. the man in charge of the democrats takes a vicious swipe at the president of the united states and the gop. and that's not all. american conservative union chair is shout down while trying to defend the administration. >> you are uncomfortable. judge jeanine: i have had it with the cry babies, and i have and prediction to make. >> the constitution protects everybody in our country, documented and undocumented. sanctuary mayors take aim at the white house and the police. >> why are we held to a higher standard than those violating the laws dmoimg legally are not held to the same standard? judge jeanine: it's a packed "justice with judge jeanine" and we are ready to roll. counselor to the president kellyanne conway is here in a moment. but first my opening statement and my prediction. friday tom perez, the newly anointed chair of the dnc, the party that lost the white house, the senate and the house of

did you read anything in that watters thing? >> you know, when i first heard about it, i thought it was negative, but then i actually for the first time actually heard it and watched it on the show just now, and i did not have the same reaction as i had when i -- when it was told to me about what happened. i think kayleigh is absolutely right. this is less about fox news and more so about the culture of what i believe is this war against republican women and how people can say things and just get away with it as it relates to republican or conservative women across the board. so i applaud -- >> how is this about a war against republican women? i'm actually defending ivanka because i think -- >> and maria. >> this was a comment against her. >> and i was going to finish my comment before you cut me off and i applaud maria for actually standing up for ivanka. >> thank you though, paris. >> i was giving respect. >> just quickly, i will say what we should remember is that women face -- let's make the broader point, and i think part o

i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino. you are watching "the five" ." ann coulter's berkeley speech has been canceled because she could not be protected. interesting. you have to wonder, if it were a radical liberal, would there have been an issue? it's only when you question leftist dogma that the dogs come out. call it a victory for the sharia snowflakes on campus. still blocking free speech. in fear of what, exactly? >> i am here to protest this administration. all the lies. hopefully we will be able to find -- we have reason to believe -- >> good luck. let's assessed the safety argument. they have no problem protecting the left. imagine calling 911 and the operator says someone is on their way, unless you voted trump. the concern for violence is actually pretty real. the modern progressive movement believes that dissenting language is objectionable. which then removes the break between anger and violence. consider the simple equation, you stub your toe. what do you do? generally, you swear but imagine if you couldn't s

brian: here to discuss the host of "watters' world" jesse watters. wrong story, huh? >> yeah. she is obviously playing the race card. she is not playing from a full deck. you can run for president and you can't call half a billion people racist. the country ♪ racist. i was outside of a county in pittsburgh the other day, they voted for president obama 2 to 1 over romney and mccain and then flipped and voted for trump 2 to 1 over hillary. that county didn't just become racist. she has a big problem. and for someone to call other people racist and then lie about her race doesn't really sit well with me. so i think she is in a little bit of hot mess over there. steve: there you go. all right. speaking of traveling. you talk to the brand new energy secretary governor perry, didn't you? >> yes. secretary of energy rick perry sat down for an exclusive with "watters' world," which is going to air this weekend at 8:00. here appears little taste. >> you, during of the campaign, had some rough words for donald trump back then. now you are in the cabinet. any message for republicans ab

. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle, with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and jesse watters. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." a massive manhunt remains underway for a cold-blooded killer who posted his heinous crime on facebook. cleveland police are asking for the public's help. a50000 reward for information that leads to the capture of steve stephens. >> we are employing him to turn himself in. contact a relative or friend because there are a lot of folks out there that want to talk to him. want to get this resolved peacefully. this is what we would consider a national search. for steve. we are not going to leave any stone unturned. >> kimberly: the 37-year-old is accused of murdering a 74-year-old grandfather, walking home from an easter meal yesterday, recording it and posting it online. matt, what can you tell us about this manhunt? >> kimberly, tonight police are stressing this man is armed and considered extremely dangerous. they say at this hour, they believe stephens is still driving around in the white ford fusion, 26 2016 model. they are urging th

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