Fox News host Jesse Watters accused President Biden of draining, draining, draining the country from everything from oil to food and weapons on "Jesse Watters Primetime."

JESSE WATTERS: "Primetime" launched an investigation into Joe Biden's new industrial revolution. $1,000,000,000,000, and a year later, and Biden's broken ground on one project: a heated sidewalk in a small New Hampshire town — and the project's not even close to finished, and it won't be before winter. The city of Berlin, New Hampshire, has a 17% poverty rate, but the White House figured they could use a $20 million heated sidewalk and surprise, surprise, the city residents didn't want it.

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So, Joe is draining the stockpile just like he drained the PPE stockpile, remember? Just like he's draining our weapons stockpile. The cupboards are going to be bare, but don't worry. Biden's going to sell taxpayer oil to the Chinese, the companies with the Hunter connection and then use the revenues to buy guns for IRS agents. See how this works? American energy companies don't get to drill, create jobs and make money. 

For the first time since 1998, the San Diego Padres are playing in the NLCS, and the team's longest-tenured player made sure to take advantage of an opportunity to celebrate.

After the underdog Padres took down the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 of an NLDS, Wil Myers and his wife went out on the town and stopped by a bar.

Myers was in such a celebratory mood he decided to foot the bill for around 100 fans at the Social Tap near the Padres' home stadium, Petco Park.

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According to FOX’s Ken Rosenthal, Myers paid $1,400 for drinks for fans at the bar.

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Paying that tab didn't put a big dent in Myers' finances. He's playing on a 6-year, $83 million contract with the Padres after joining the team in 2015 and being named an All-Star in 2016.

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The former AL Rookie of the Year has not been much of a factor on the field during this postseason. He is batting .087 and has struck out 10 times through six games.

Entering Wednesday, San Diego trailed Philadelphia 1-0 in the NLCS.