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00:00Welcome to Jesse Waters' prime time tonight.
00:04This took 3,000 years to get to this point.
00:08Can you believe it?
00:09And it's going to hold up, too.
00:11Promises made, promises kept.
00:14Trump makes peace in the Middle East.
00:30Are you kidding me?
00:41I'm with a bunch of stiffs, the food sucks, the drinks aren't strong enough,
00:45and your hand is up my ass.
00:47From Hollywood to Hyannisport, Cheryl Hines on life with RFK Jr.
00:54So if I want potato chips, I'll, you know, stand in the pantry.
00:57It's a carrot. Don't worry about it.
00:58Plus, he was a brave Italian explorer.
01:02And in this house, Christopher Columbus is a hero.
01:04End of story.
01:13Signs sealed and delivered.
01:21This took 3,000 years to get to this point.
01:26Can you believe it?
01:27And it's going to hold up, too.
01:28The president describing this as much more than a hostage exchange and ceasefire.
01:33He's promising the region a new golden age.
01:37This is not only the end of a war.
01:41This is the end of the age of terror and death and the beginning of the age of faith and hope
01:47and of God.
01:49This is the historic dawn of a new Middle East.
01:53Trump says the Gaza deal might be his biggest accomplishment yet.
01:57And that's saying a lot, although he hasn't finished the big, beautiful ballroom.
02:02To him, the deal is more beautiful than any tower, any course, any coin.
02:07The deal is as beautiful as Melania.
02:10Almost.
02:11They all wanted to see this happen.
02:13That's the amazing thing.
02:15Everybody came together at this point.
02:17If you go back six months or seven months, you would have said a thing like this is impossible.
02:22They all wanted this to happen.
02:24And it's one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
02:26Everybody wanted this, but they never tried.
02:29And when they did, they did it the wrong way.
02:32Instead of giving the Iranians bribes, he bombed them.
02:34He sold the Arabs tech instead of just weaponry and didn't lecture them about human rights abuses.
02:41He let Israel fight their own wars, joined in when it made sense, and then told them to cut it out when it didn't.
02:48Trump discovered that the Palestinian statehood wasn't a goal.
02:52It was just a stumbling block.
02:54Joe Biden, in a weird way, did bring the Jews and Muslims together.
02:59They both hated him.
03:00President Trump, the Jews and the Muslims, respected.
03:03And now families are being reunited for the first time in two years.
03:08For a man who's accused of separating families, he sure knows how to bring them together.
03:13And it feels so good.
03:40The hostages are back.
03:43The hostages are back.
03:48It is a good feeling.
03:49Isn't that nice to say?
03:51You know, I just said the hostages, first time I said the hostages are back.
03:54It sounds, it feels so good to say it.
03:56Kamala wanted a ceasefire without getting the hostages back.
04:01How does that look now?
04:03Biden said Trump stole his peace plan.
04:07How does that look right now?
04:09The cover of the Jerusalem Post, God bless the peacemaker.
04:13From Air Force One, Trump was welcomed with a big thank you on Israeli beaches in the town square.
04:19They were chanting his name.
04:22You heard the whole crowd here started to erupt into cheers of thank you, Trump.
04:27Thank you, Trump.
04:28You're to say that President Trump is possibly even more popular here than he is in the United States.
04:36Wolf Blitzer says people are wearing MAGA hats in the Middle East.
04:42And when I was there, I even saw people wearing Make America Great Again hats in that crowd over at Hostage Square.
04:48Israeli ministers were seen wearing red hats today that said Trump the peace president.
04:54Hakeem should wear one of those instead of the sombrero.
04:58Netanyahu says he's got a new BFF.
05:00Donald Trump is the greatest friend that the state of Israel has ever had in the White House.
05:14The Arabs haven't had an American president this good since Bush the Elder.
05:19It's not easy to get Jews and Muslims to love someone this much.
05:23They can't agree about anything.
05:25Egyptian F-16s even gave Air Force One a big beautiful escort today.
05:30Meanwhile, Trump was on the phone with Arab investors to help turn Gaza into the Mideast Mar-a-Lago.
05:36I'm pleased to announce that numerous countries of great wealth and power and dignity have come forward to me just today and over the last week
05:44to say they want to help in the reconstruction of Gaza, putting up whatever money is necessary.
05:51The Mideast used to be a money pit, and somehow Trump's turned it into an investment opportunity
05:56and has everybody else putting up most of the capital.
06:00Fingers crossed the deal sticks.
06:03Now Pakistan's demanding the Nobel Committee do a recount.
06:07I would like to nominate this great president for Nobel Peace Prize.
06:16And I think that you're the man this world needed most at this point in time.
06:23A decade ago, Pakistan was caught harboring Osama bin Laden, and now they're kissing the feet of an American president.
06:30Time magazine put him on the cover, calling the peace deal his triumph.
06:34Marco will go down, I mean this, as the greatest secretary of state in the history of the United States.
06:46I believe that.
06:46And he and I, you know, we really fought it out.
06:56You remember, he was tough.
06:59He was nasty.
07:01Who the hell thought this was going to happen, Marco, right?
07:04And Whitgoff got a big shout out, too.
07:08Steve started this all by himself.
07:10I call him Henry Kissinger, who doesn't leak, okay?
07:14Henry is a big leaker.
07:16He leaked.
07:18Steve doesn't leak.
07:19Steve just wants to get the job done.
07:21He wants to do what's right.
07:22New York real estate developers did more for peace in the Middle East than what career diplomats did in decades.
07:29Hillary said Trump didn't even have the temperament to be president.
07:34Everyone thought I was going to be brutal.
07:36In fact, I remember Hillary Clinton during a debate.
07:39She said, look at him, look at him.
07:41He's going to go to war with everybody.
07:44And actually, she said, he's got a personality that's all about war.
07:48No, my personality actually is all about stopping wars.
07:52And it seems to work.
07:54Democrats are now saying, thank God we didn't have Kamala.
07:58It pains me somewhat to admit this.
08:00But, yes, he's certainly been good for the Middle East and for Israel in a way that I don't think there was any reason to expect Harris to be good.
08:10Even Kamala is giving Trump credit.
08:12I don't think that we should hold in credit where it's due.
08:17And I commend the people who have been a part of this process.
08:21I'd commend the Qataris, the Egyptians, and the president.
08:24If Mamala had succeeded in putting Trump in prison, Iran would have still had nukes and Hamas would have still had hostages.
08:31The best Biden and Harris could do for Gaza was spend hundreds of millions on a pier that sank into the ocean.
08:38Even Biden's guys are now giving MAGA credit.
08:42I give credit to President Trump.
08:45I give credit to Whitcoff and Kushner and Rubio.
08:49These are hard jobs.
08:51This shouldn't be political.
08:52We can all celebrate peace and the hostage release.
08:55But we do have to keep score.
08:57A lot has been said.
08:58If he gets the Israeli hostages out, I promise I will wear a MAGA hat for one day on the show and say, thank you for doing it.
09:06Well, we watched The View today and no hat.
09:10Rashida Tlaib was banging pots and pans, screaming free Gaza.
09:13Trump just freed Gaza.
09:15No tweets, no speeches, no press releases, nothing.
09:19And the woman's Palestinian.
09:21Seems like she was more into the Intifada.
09:24Even Fetterman's asking, where's Rashida?
09:26If Democrats had their way, Trump would have been rotting away in prison like a hostage instead of freeing them.
09:55Why can't the left just say we were wrong?
09:59They held signs that said, end genocide now.
10:02Trump ended what they said was genocide.
10:04Not even a thank you.
10:06No, sorry about the whole Hitler thing.
10:09Now we should make them call him Gandhi.
10:11Trump's on a roll.
10:13And he's reaching out to friends and foes.
10:15Yet even to Iran, whose regime has inflicted so much death on the Middle East, the hand of friendship and cooperation is open.
10:25I'm telling you, they want to make a deal.
10:27That's all I do in my life.
10:28I make deals.
10:30I'm good at it.
10:31I've always been good at it.
10:32And I know when they want.
10:33Even if they said, we don't want to make a deal, I can tell you they want to make a deal.
10:38With this Mideast momentum, Trump's turning his eyes back to Ukraine.
10:42He's flirting with sending Zelensky tomahawks to make Putin feel more pain.
10:48Carrot hasn't worked.
10:49Trump thinks it might be time for Putin to feel some stick.
10:52If Israel and Hamas can make a deal, Russia and Ukraine can too.
10:57Trump's more accomplished in nine months than most presidents do in a term.
11:02He's still got three and a half years left.
11:04And he's already racked up eight peace deals, trillions of dollars of investments and trade deals.
11:09A secure border, tax relief, crime down in D.C., record stock market, low gas prices and cooling inflation.
11:16When Trump meets Xi Jinping next month in South Korea, China is going to be facing an American president battle-tested and with the wind at his back.
11:27We're witnessing a historic presidential legacy being written in real time.
11:32The only question now is, how big?
11:35Is there a dream that you're still trying to chase?
11:38Or have you reached all your dreams?
11:40You were asking questions like you're a television cop.
11:43I thought I was just going to come out and play a round of golf with you.
11:46You're asking questions like I'm on television.
11:51Yeah, no, look, you become president.
11:53That's a dream, right?
11:54Yeah.
11:55Now you dream that you want to be a great president.
11:58Yeah.
11:58Now you're president.
12:00Now your dream is to be a great president.
12:03I think you're doing a pretty good job.
12:05Patrick Ben-David, founder of Valuetainment.
12:07So big day, big night, big show, PBD.
12:11What got it done?
12:14Him.
12:15He got it done.
12:15I mean, listen, he's speculating whether he's going to make it to heaven or not.
12:19I think he's got his card.
12:21He's like, hey, the man upstairs is going to say, Donald Trump, come on up here.
12:25Let's make some big deals.
12:26He may be brokering deals here soon, one day when he's no longer here with us in heaven.
12:30But no, this is a monumental moment for the world.
12:33I think the people we got to be thinking about, there is us media podcast.
12:37We're talking, there's the folks in the White House.
12:39There's Americans who maybe consume their content through TV or Twitter or X or YouTube.
12:44But then there's the families who live there in Gaza, live in Israel, who are in fear.
12:50The 20 folks who were released today going back to their parents, that's someone's son.
12:55That's someone's father.
12:56That's someone's brother.
12:57That's someone's friend.
12:59You haven't seen them for a while.
13:00I remember living in Iran.
13:01The fear that creates the anxiety in your belly of being there when you're walking out
13:07and you see the Hezbollahs and my mother and my sister are walking out.
13:10You're afraid what could happen at any time.
13:12You're afraid who's the next story you're going to hear about, the things that they do
13:15to them when they slash their backs, women being taken away from their husbands.
13:19These are real things.
13:20So I'm happy for the people that are living there who are experiencing this thing.
13:25I don't think anybody else is more ecstatic, the people that are there, that are finally
13:31saying, hopefully this stops.
13:32Now, by the way, we saw the Reuters report that came out about 33, you know, public killings
13:38that took place today.
13:39You know, the Hamas that went out there and saw some of the Gaza gangs, they claim these
13:44are some of the people that were maybe a little bit friendly on the Israeli side.
13:47I've verified it on a couple of different places.
13:4933 people were killed by Hamas today.
13:51So now the question becomes, will they continue this?
13:55Will they keep the peace?
13:56Will there be enough fear for them not to anything?
13:58Is there anything that they fear?
14:00I hope it continues.
14:01But in reality, monumental moment in President Trump, first eight, nine months of being president
14:08on a second term.
14:09Yeah.
14:09And the Democrats were saying this was impossible.
14:12They were saying that they wanted a ceasefire, that they wanted the hostage back and that Trump
14:17was just mucking it up.
14:19And now that it happens, I hear a lot of silence.
14:22What explains that?
14:23They cannot stand the fact that this guy is winning.
14:28You have to realize, Jesse, go to any game in sports, any comeback, any story of redemption.
14:37Tell me a better story of redemption of a living human being in America the last 50 years than
14:43Donald J. Trump.
14:44Maybe go back 100 years.
14:46Who has redeemed themselves the way this man has?
14:48Who has done it?
14:49I don't know.
14:50Who has come back and was supposed to start World War III?
14:53He's done, some say, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12 peace deals.
14:58Who has done that?
14:59Not a lot of people.
15:00There's a thing that a lot of people have to be paying attention to.
15:03And this is for me going into 2028.
15:05As you put on the scorecard of what skill sets we want of somebody to be the president of
15:11the United States, I think those days of diplomacy, right degree, right school, right pedigree are
15:19behind us.
15:19We want a dealmaker.
15:20We want somebody that's going to go out there and negotiate on our behalf.
15:23We want somebody that's not afraid of the opposition, the enemy, and is willing to make
15:27some tough decisions.
15:28And he's been able to do that.
15:30By the way, the bar is so high now for whoever runs in 2028, everybody will compare that person
15:36to what he's been doing so far.
15:38Hopefully, this momentum continues in 2026, and 2026 becomes the greatest year we've had
15:43in our lifetime.
15:44That's why I am taking my name out of the running in 2028.
15:48I just don't think it's my year.
15:50I just don't let someone else have it.
15:53P.D., you made a great point.
15:55This really is about the hostages coming together, and it gives you chills to see it.
15:59Amazing night, amazing day for everybody in the world.
16:01Thank you so much.
16:03The government shut down, and Democrats are getting drunk.
16:07Plus, Cheryl Hines.
16:15While Trump's in Egypt fighting for world peace, Democrats are in a blender.
16:18So the Messiah descended down from the clouds and graced us with his presence.
16:22I think there is no doubt that a lot of the norms, civic habits, expectations, institutional
16:40guardrails that we had, that we took for granted for our democracy, have been weakened deliberately.
16:53Maybe Barack could talk faster if he uncrossed his legs.
16:56And is the studio cold?
16:57Because Obama's hugging himself like a withered elderly woman.
17:02It was marathon day in Chicago this weekend.
17:04The streets were packed, the music loud, and the runners were whizzing by.
17:08And there he was, J.B.
17:09back ribs, waving from the sidelines when he should be out there running.
17:13They probably didn't recognize him without his fancy flak jacket.
17:28But it's not just Pritzker who got run over this weekend.
17:31Kami Mondami's had a rough one.
17:33He was heckled so hard, we thought he was Alec Baldwin.
17:36Kami Mondami's had a rough one.
17:36Kami Mondami's had a rough one.
17:38Kami Mondami's had a rough one.
17:40Kami Mondami's had a rough one.
17:49Kami Mondami's had a rough one.
17:53heckling code pink infiltrated the k hive this weekend crash kamala's little old book party
17:58kamala declared she's not president and everyone clapped but democrats still haven't learned their
18:14lesson senators wanted to write the art of the comeback do you think that kamala harris would
18:20be a strong candidate in 2028 candidate yeah absolutely not so fast the big guy won't even
18:27pick up her calls his spokesperson said that he is going to now start doing radiation for his
18:34prostate cancer have you talked to him um yeah no i called him earlier how's he doing i have not
18:41talked to him i just left him a message um after i heard the news i was otherwise um in my on the
18:47event at the event why joe centered a voicemail it's not like she wrote a tell-all trashing him
18:53you write about him a lot in the book have you have you talked to him about the book yes yeah
18:58what do you say i'm not gonna tell you oh come on you know it's just you and i yeah right
19:01who has a worse relationship kamala and joe or trump and pence it's close while kamala's waiting
19:10for a callback gavin newsom's building an empire with stolen staff quote many former harris staffers
19:16including the leadership of her 2020 presidential campaign now are working for newsom and are
19:22expected to stay with him if he runs in 28 so gavin watched kamala lose every swing state and said
19:28those are the people i want working for me the whole party's tone deaf senate democrats in the
19:35middle of a shutdown are packing their bags and heading straight to napa valley wine country
19:41the luxurious democrat retreat will be held at the exclusive hotel yuntville here's the itinerary
19:48welcome lunch at 12 30 followed by a 5 p.m wine tour at a nearby vineyard so they can saunter amidst
19:56fields of grapes then waltz through a series of wine caves where they'll wine and then cave the next day
20:03they can pamper themselves at the spa pocahontas and schumer can relax in the co-ed lounge
20:08unwind in the hydrotherapy tubs washington might be closed but the hydrotherapy tubs are wide open
20:16remember schumer said every day gets better for democrats amid the shutdown of course it does
20:22when you're drinking a full-bodied cab in napa after a hot stone aromatherapy massage
20:28is a wine retreat the best way to say i care about people like you people who aren't getting paychecks
20:34thanks to the schumer shutdown by the way republicans had a little retreat of their own
20:39plan but they pulled the plug because they actually want to reopen the government not refill their
20:45glasses and while democrats raise a glass to themselves they should pour one out for italian
20:51american nancy pelosi she's skipping columbus day this year and instead celebrating indigenous people's
20:58day notice nancy's not saying we should give the land back that wouldn't be a wise investment
21:04right paulie p author of amateur hour charlie spearing joins me now so kamala is getting sent
21:14to voicemail by joe wow yeah absolutely jesse people i talked to found that really puzzling that
21:22somehow kamala harris found time to connect with joe biden to talk about her book but wow when it
21:27comes to the most intense treatment for his cancer she gets sent to voicemail and apparently it hasn't
21:34taken the time to make those calls and gavin poached all of the kamala staff um i don't know if that was
21:41a brilliant move or not well it shows that maybe he's concerned that kamala harris will in fact be a
21:48candidate and for the next time around he definitely wants to keep that from happening and maybe the best
21:53thing he can do is short some of her most important staff to get that threat out of the way the last
22:00thing he wants is to be on the stage debating kamala harris in 2028 remembering all of their
22:05past together they have avoided that kind of clash for for a very long time yeah uh she'll just accuse
22:10them of racism that's usually her go-to but they're gonna be out the democrats in gavin's neck of the
22:17woods this napa retreat sounds super swanky charlie yes jesse you know that democrats view the napa
22:25fundraising circuit as the most wealthy and the most delightful trips this is something they
22:31definitely don't want to cancel and i'm surprised i'll be surprised if gavin newsom isn't there he
22:36loves attending wine fundraisers even covid couldn't stop him from a winery fundraiser and he was
22:41definitely fundraising and at a winery in june when the ice riots were going on los angeles was burning
22:47well i would just hate to be the masseuse who has to book schumer because that is uh that is one
22:54tight fellow charlie great reporting as always good to see you barack obama and nudists right back
23:02live from new york it's saturday night ice our government agents are working without pay luckily
23:13my boys at ice don't mind they're in it for the love of the game and how did i find them by running ads
23:20like this do you need a job now yeah are you a big tough guy yeah tough enough for the army or police
23:28no dhs is loving the publicity thanks for the free advertising nbc get criminals out make history
23:36save america snl can point and laugh at maga all they want no one's laughing in chicago where
23:42trentifa effed around and found out
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24:33And the feds are rounding up Antifa like wild hogs.
24:58Protesters there really outdid themselves this weekend, worse than spitting on cops,
25:02attacking journalists or burning federal buildings.
25:05They got naked and went for a bike ride.
25:07And viewer warning, this wasn't good naked.
25:12.
25:23Legacy media thinks the left wing violence is a figment of your imagination.
25:37And they think any journalist on the ground is a conservative slanting stories for clicks.
25:43The portrayals of a city on fire have angered protesters and sometimes left wing activists
25:48have risen to the bait leading to scuffles and injuries.
25:52These conservative streamers then promotes on the Internet.
25:56So Katie Davis court got a black eye because she provoked it.
26:00Did the New York Times just tell a woman she was asking for it?
26:04They're in an alternative universe.
26:07Crimes a figment of your imagination and Trump's weaponizing the military.
26:11Ribs believes it's all a ruse to steal the election.
26:15Next year, when we have a November election, I think you're going to see two things that occur.
26:19One, you won't have had any results from this mass collection of data, voter data.
26:26And then the second is you're going to have soldiers or people dressed as soldiers at polling
26:31places saying we're protecting your voting rights.
26:34Democrats are doing everything they can to excuse their violent base, but it won't be easy for them.
26:40Patriots are on the march. They held a Charlie Kirk rally inside Antifa's capital. Watch.
26:46We are good. We are good. We are good. We are good.
27:07They actually syndicated radio host and author, Dana Lash.
27:12All right, Dana, a lot of nudity in Portland.
27:15Not the good kind.
27:17I'm sorry we had to show that, Jesse.
27:21I really I just I send my heart, my thoughts and prayers out to your staff because they had to put that logo over all of the bits and pieces.
27:28God love the God love your team. They're amazing.
27:31Also, this feels like a Seinfeld episode because they're just certain things that you don't do when you're naked.
27:37And I'm from southern Missouri, so we say naked.
27:39There's certain things that you don't do, like, you know, crouching, riding a bike, kicking, you know, things like that when you're nude.
27:46It's just it doesn't look good on anyone.
27:48Also, if Trump could just issue an executive order saying if you're going to protest while naked, please, for the love of all things holy, be fit.
27:56I mean, just, you know, I don't want to feel like I'm looking at a glow worm on a bike in Portland.
28:01I don't want to feel like I'm watching a clams only ad.
28:03I don't want to, you know, or like I'm feeling bad for the size of these people's kickstands.
28:08It's so gross.
28:09And I need eye bleach just after watching.
28:11Yeah.
28:12Bobby Kennedy, not happy about watching that protest.
28:15The the the time saying that Katie Davis court, who's a real great journalist, deserved it like she was asking for it.
28:23Would they ever say that about a rape victim?
28:27Well, I don't know anymore.
28:30I think they kind of would if they think that she's a Republican.
28:33That's the thing.
28:34I mean, she wasn't asking for it.
28:35She was simply documenting what they wanted to be seen.
28:39That's the whole point of a protest.
28:40Right.
28:41Unfortunately for Portland, when you go out there and you do these things, the whole point of a protest is you are trying to persuade people, get attention for a particular issue or action.
28:49And you're trying to persuade people, arrest their attention and then get them maybe to go along with you.
28:54You don't start beating up the people that are simply documenting what you are doing for them to document.
29:01I mean, that's the whole point of going.
29:03I mean, I've done tons of protests.
29:04Jesse, I've seen you because you've covered some of them for Fox over the years.
29:08That's the whole point.
29:09When people go out into the streets and do this, you want it to be covered.
29:13Beating up the journalists, which, by the way, Jesse, the left used to say was a sacred profession.
29:19And I guess that's kind of like fallen by the wayside.
29:21Not quite sure what they think about that.
29:23But that's the whole point of it.
29:24So I think they're just chaos agents.
29:26They don't want any solution.
29:28They just want chaos and they want everyone to invest in eye bleach, which I'm going to invest.
29:32Yes, our heart goes out to the bikes, the bystanders, the kickstands, the rims, everything involved with that protest.
29:40We're deeply sorry.
29:41And our thoughts and prayers.
29:45See you later.
29:47The first lady of Maha, Cheryl Hines, is next.
29:51The last lady of feels discordant.
30:03What about Tabakata?
30:04Because I'm so afraid dearest,
30:13I don't want to say it's pain
30:16It's painless, it's painless
30:18I protect you
30:20Let's leave the pain
30:23No way
30:24And let's go out
30:26When a day in us no longer
30:29Let's leave the pain
30:32No way
30:34And let's go out
30:37But it's not my fault
30:39It's not my fault
30:41It's not my fault
30:42What's wilder, being Larry David's TV wife
30:48Or RFK Jr.'s real one
30:50Cheryl Hines is speaking out
30:52About her life and transformation
30:54From Hollywood actress to the better half
30:56Of a political power couple
30:58Cheryl Hines is an actress
31:01And the author of the book
31:02Unscripted
31:04Cheryl, welcome to the show
31:05Everybody wants to know one thing
31:08Do you work out in jeans also?
31:12I do not
31:13But it is an odd
31:16It's odd
31:17It is?
31:17Yeah
31:17Do you tell him it's odd?
31:19Mm-hmm
31:19What does he say?
31:20He doesn't care
31:21He doesn't care?
31:22Oh no, it doesn't matter
31:22Okay
31:23Are you as Maha as your husband Bobby?
31:26I'm gonna say yes
31:28Yes
31:28Although
31:29You know, I might
31:32Eat things that he might not
31:35Oh, do you get in trouble
31:37When you eat unhealthy?
31:38You know, I don't get in trouble
31:40But I hide when I eat it
31:43Because I don't feel good about myself
31:45So if I want potato chips
31:48I'll, you know, stand in the pantry
31:49While nobody's looking
31:51I heard a crunch
31:52Cheryl, where are you?
31:53That was a
31:54Don't worry about it
31:55It was just a carrot, Bobby
31:56Go back to bed
31:57Yeah
31:58So you married into the Kennedy family
32:02Mm-hmm
32:02What was that like in the beginning?
32:05It was interesting because
32:06I'm from a relatively big family
32:09And they have a huge family
32:10So it was a fun mix-in
32:15Because they like to play games
32:18And I love to play games
32:21My family
32:21We have talent shows
32:22They have talent shows
32:23You know
32:24So it was
32:24There was a lot of
32:25It felt easy
32:27A lot of it felt easy
32:29Really?
32:29Mm-hmm
32:29The Kennedy family was easy to you
32:31Mm-hmm
32:32I think you're the only one
32:33That would ever say that
32:34That would ever say that
32:35No
32:35You then all of a sudden
32:38Get swept up into this
32:39Republican administration
32:40Uh-huh
32:41And you weren't expecting that
32:44Was not
32:44Was not
32:46So how did that come about?
32:49What was the conversation?
32:52Well
32:52Well when you read my book
32:54Unscripted
32:55Mm-hmm
32:55Did you like that?
32:56Very good
32:56Um
32:57You know
32:58President Trump and Bobby
32:59Have a lot in common
33:03And they have very similar goals
33:06And when they got together
33:08They decided
33:09Yeah
33:09We should work together
33:10And so then suddenly
33:12Yeah
33:13Suddenly Bobby is now
33:15In the middle of
33:16Uh
33:17A Republican administration
33:20He's in the middle of it all
33:22He is in
33:23Pink
33:24Right
33:25Right in the thick of it
33:26Do you ever elbow him
33:27And say
33:28What are you doing?
33:29I don't agree with that
33:31Yes
33:32Yes
33:33Yeah
33:34I do
33:34I'll say
33:35What
33:35What
33:36Wait
33:37Why did you say that?
33:39And then we all have a moment
33:41And uh
33:42And then
33:44A lot of times
33:45We'll agree to disagree
33:47Or
33:48We'll say
33:50Okay
33:51I'm gonna think about
33:51What you just said
33:52I'll let you know
33:53If I take the note or not
33:54The
33:54New movement
33:56To be Maha
33:57And to be
33:58Healthy
33:59And to make America
34:00Healthy again
34:01Yeah
34:01Um
34:02Is this kind of
34:03Important to you?
34:05Do you work out constantly?
34:06Do you
34:07Make sure that
34:08Everything's perfect?
34:09No
34:11No too
34:13I don't make sure
34:14Everything's perfect
34:15But
34:15I do think it's a lifestyle
34:17And
34:18I think
34:19I
34:20Live
34:21A healthy lifestyle
34:22So for me
34:23It's less about
34:24Every tiny little thing
34:27For me
34:28It's
34:29Like
34:29I don't work out
34:30Every day
34:31I
34:32Could lie and say I do
34:34But I don't
34:35No one's ever lied
34:36On this show before
34:37I work out every day
34:39And
34:41But you know
34:42Overall
34:43Going through the days
34:45You're trying to make
34:46The healthiest choices
34:47And you're trying to
34:49Um
34:50Do what's best for your body
34:52To keep you healthy
34:53That's
34:54That's basically it
34:55And then it's so
34:57Amazing to have
34:58Bobby
34:58Leading this
34:59Maha movement
35:00Where you're watching
35:01Some of the things
35:03That he's accomplished
35:04Like getting rid of
35:05Petroleum
35:06Based dyes
35:07In food
35:08Getting rid of
35:09Ingredients
35:10In our food
35:10That other countries
35:12Don't allow
35:12Um
35:14Looking at
35:15Baby formula
35:17And getting
35:18Rid of the arsenic
35:19And the lead
35:20That's in it
35:21So when you see
35:23Some of these
35:24Accomplishments
35:25It just
35:25First of all
35:27You wonder why
35:28It's all
35:29Like this
35:30To begin with
35:30But uh
35:32Second of all
35:33I'm really proud
35:34That Bobby's
35:35The person
35:35Leading the
35:36Charge
35:37Well you should be
35:38Because it's a
35:38Very important
35:39Charge
35:39The media
35:40Can be vicious
35:41Can they
35:42You might have
35:44Noticed that
35:45I haven't
35:46How do you deal
35:46With the press
35:47In my book
35:48Unscripted
35:49Um
35:50I do say
35:51When Bobby
35:52Decided he was
35:52Going to run
35:53It looked like
35:55A mountain
35:55In front of us
35:56That we were
35:57Going to have
35:57To run over
35:58But then
36:00As time
36:00Started to go
36:01By I realized
36:02It was a
36:03Swarm of bees
36:04And there
36:05Were lots
36:06Of them
36:06Waiting to
36:07Sing
36:08And it was
36:09The press
36:10Journalists
36:11Um
36:12Other candidates
36:13It was
36:14Some of his
36:15Family members
36:16And they were
36:17All just
36:18Waiting
36:18And you have
36:19To run
36:20Through it
36:20And it helps
36:21When you're
36:22Wearing jeans
36:22So you
36:23Yeah you should
36:23Wear jeans
36:24And don't
36:25Scream
36:25Because the
36:25Bees get in
36:26Your mouth
36:26It's tough
36:27It is tough
36:28But you're
36:28Very supportive
36:29And I'm
36:30Sure you
36:30Give great
36:31Counsel
36:31Yes
36:33When asked
36:34And when
36:34Not asked
36:35I will still
36:36It's good
36:37Your co-star
36:38Larry David
36:39What does he
36:40Think about
36:41All this
36:41Um
36:42I have
36:43Not asked
36:44Him
36:44He hasn't
36:46Told you
36:47You're
36:49Just not
36:49Speaking about
36:50It
36:50Yeah we
36:52Haven't
36:52Talked about
36:53It
36:53But listen
36:54I am
36:54Sure that
36:55He has
36:57A lot
36:57Of feelings
36:57About it
36:58I'm
36:58Sure he
36:59Does
36:59It is
37:00A very
37:01Tense
37:02Time
37:02In the
37:02Country
37:03Yeah
37:03Do you
37:04Worry
37:04About
37:05Bobby's
37:06Safety
37:06Charlie
37:07Kirk
37:07Just
37:08Passed
37:09Tragically
37:10Yes
37:11I am
37:12Very
37:12Worried
37:13It
37:13Can't
37:13Be
37:14Because
37:14You
37:14Don't
37:15Think
37:15Like
37:15Me
37:15I
37:15Hate
37:16You
37:16And
37:17That's
37:17What
37:17It
37:17Feels
37:18Like
37:18Sometimes
37:18You
37:19Know
37:19How
37:19Do
37:19We
37:20Get
37:20Back
37:20To
37:20That
37:21Because
37:21It
37:21Never
37:21Used
37:21To
37:22Be
37:22This
37:22Bad
37:22Yeah
37:23I
37:23Think
37:23It's
37:24Also
37:24Helpful
37:25To
37:25Ask
37:26Someone
37:26Questions
37:27You
37:28Know
37:28If
37:28Someone
37:28Didn't
37:29Vote
37:29The
37:29Same
37:30Way
37:30You
37:31Voted
37:31Instead
37:32Of
37:32Saying
37:33Oh
37:33You're
37:33Stupid
37:34You
37:34Don't
37:34Know
37:35What
37:35You're
37:35Doing
37:35Why
37:36Did
37:37You
37:37Why
37:37Did
37:38You
37:38Vote
37:39For
37:39This
37:39Person
37:40Or
37:40Why
37:40Do
37:41You
37:41Believe
37:42This
37:42About
37:43This
37:43Issue
37:43And
37:44Then
37:44Really
37:45Like
37:45Let
37:46It
37:46In
37:47What
37:47Their
37:47Response
37:48Is
37:48Because
37:48Maybe
37:49You
37:51Know
37:51You'll
37:51Start
37:51To
37:51Understand
37:52Each
37:52Other
37:52More
37:53You're
37:54Going
37:54On
37:54The
37:54View
37:54Tomorrow
37:55Do
37:56You
37:56Think
37:56The
37:56Ladies
37:57Will
37:57Understand
37:57You
37:58I
38:03Think
38:04They're
38:04Going
38:04To
38:04Be
38:04Very
38:05Understanding
38:05Okay
38:06We
38:07Hope
38:07So
38:08Thank
38:08You
38:08And
38:08We
38:09Love
38:09The
38:09Book
38:09Unscripted
38:10Go
38:11Out
38:11And
38:11Get
38:11It
38:12Right
38:12Now
38:12And
38:12It's
38:13Available
38:13November
38:1411th
38:15Where
38:16Books
38:16Are
38:16Sold
38:16Thank
38:17You
38:17So
38:17Much
38:17Cheryl
38:18For
38:18Coming
38:18In
38:19And
38:19Joining
38:19Us
38:20Thank
38:20You
38:20Appreciate
38:20It
38:21Thank
38:21You
38:21For
38:21Having
38:21Me
38:21Of
38:22Of
38:22Of
38:22More
38:23Prime
38:23Time
38:23Straight
38:24Ahead
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