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tonight, one of them is here to speak out against biden's doj. but first, trump, trump, trump and that is the focus of "the angle." major polling is pepsi and the consul poll showing trumpes leading biden and seven key h swing states. four states that trump lost ini2 2020. he is now winninwig in 2024. wisconsin where billionaires spending huge for joe, f trump s up by five pure pennsylvania, look out, he is up by a three. nevada come a state run bydi democrats, four democrats, trump trouncing biden by 18 points. ditto george appearemichd trumps north carolina by ten points and michigan by five.we arizona, he is up by three. well , turns out overwhelming theange country with billions of demanding, ungrateful, dangerou? migrants isn't a good campaignwe

strategy after all. who would've thought that? democrats used to cry how toants help the poor migrants hiding in the shadows and will bring themh out ofem the shadows and give t. jobs?d they ain't hiding anymore. they are brutally attackingl ha new york cops who are doing their job. we will have monitors in the show. look at thes e folks.fo no one is blaming republicans for this, joe. most people are smart enough to see right through the phony p order bill that your stoogesol hooked up in the senate to give political cover. none of it is working. >> have you done everything you can do to protect authority? is there morjuste you can do? i i have done all i can do. i said give me the power andpeop i've asked that every day i've been office. give me the border.doin >> laura: give me the border patrol? what do you think you are doing

down there? j our eyes don'tus deceive us. we see what has happened to c america in three short years under biden.gali the drug crisis is ripping through politicized nation states.ug check out these tragic statistics. 289 people died overdoses in oregon.g by fatalities rose every year tripling by 2022 with 956 people died. 2 the state is compiling data for 2023, but if the trends continue, there is no reason to doubt they aren't. that 1250 deaths from an deaths. biden people negotiating with the deal with killing our people with fentanyl. wait for those details. of course we know about the o increase in violent psychosiss o and schizophrenia and young wen users of marijuana. look at the california woman wht went on a stabbing rampage crazy on weed. and biden's answer to this is not too tough on

the laws but do schedule marijuana as a lesswe dangerous drug. nice going. just what we need, more slackers, more street zombies,lh more debt spirit and bidenomics, people prefer trump,mo the polla show it.r all but the diehard leftist know that when joe biden is our figure as president, we are going down the tubes fast. rather have him do what was required to turn things around, democrats are taking talking points from proven losers likeue liz cheney.e if >> do you believe donald trumpyo if elected next year would try to stay in office beyond a the second term and that he wouldoud never leave office? >> there is no question. >> you think he would try tone stay in power forever? absolutely, never leave. >> laura: rather than changing>> policies, they are banking oned nikki haley. >> he has made it chaotic. he has made it self absorbed.

he has made people dislike and judge each other, and he's justh toxic. >> lauraat: what is thethat windshield wiper mode? a that is very profound, nikki.. did you learn that at the u.n. breakout sessions? rather than demanding biden fire his staff like austin andco alejandro mayorkas, democrats are putting their faith and law fare. of course, the media's caught cheerleading not reporting on the sham civil and terminal cases against trump. >> new polling this morningve reveals donald trump's leadingrt president biden in every closely watched swing state. but the former president has one major achilles' heel. he loses the majority of voterso in those key states if he has found guilty of the multitude ot charges against him. >> laura: that headline about swing state voters is all they've got., weas will see about that. here is the bottom line, trumpa, remains the dominant figure in

american politics. in fact, he holds the largest lead of any republican presidential contender since 2004, that is 20 years.ti onbiden, schumer, mcconnell a cooked up that bogus immigratioi deal to fund ukraine and help biden. but tht it is trump's view of ib that will ultimately carry the day because he did have the border underican control by theo of his term. a >> i hope the republicans and democrats don't make a bad border deal because that would be worse than no deal at all.se cuyou don't need a deal to tighn up the border and make itdn't secure. i dii had the most secure bordeu history. i didn't have a deal.t hei didn't have a li'l. >> laura: we have a choice. we can continue to stagger with biden down this path of decline, or we can begin to move confidently towards policies that will deliver morere prosperity and more security fo all of us.it's after more than three years now,

it is obvious that biden and his allies are better at complaining an sd doing skits on "snl"'s and actually governing. ck iso let's get the real growns back in charge. let's fix the economy, stand up to china, secure the border, and yeah, why not, make americaagai great again. and that is "the angle." this is the first time that has ever happened, scott, tim scott and florida senator rick scott. all right, let'swi start with it congressman -- i'm losing i, senator rick scott. look, you have kristin cinema out there today trying to push back on the criticisms many. launched on "the ingraham angle" against this bill that nobodyco can see.5,00 she said, well, even without the concern 5,000 migrants at theo a head that can come in before the trigger, they have to have 90 days to show that they meet the asylum standard once they are here. what happen in 90 days, senator? >> they are coming in i will geo

bored from this. think about this, this can't be a good deal. where's the text? why won't they put out the text. we cannot tie border security tn ukraine. so we have wallace administration tg.ha biden will comply to anything so g hee don't type to somethin wants, we don't need a bill. because trump's secure the border without a bill. >> laura: i know that and theylina are lying to the american peopl and they know senator scott from south carolina that you don't need a bill but a president whoe actually wants a border. >> we were better off with trump. our border was secure under president trump. what is white open, and safe and secure under biden and here'snt, the worst of it, laura. just last month, as many people cross our border illegally as were born in america, as many people crossed our border illegally, 10,000 a day as were

born in the country, 10 10,000 a we are having as many bor illegal immigrants cross ouris border as we are legally born americans. this temptation is insane! we need four mor te years of donald trump to secure our border. he's done at once. he will do it again. : day one. a we need massive deportations of people. it cost a lot more to keepsh 10 million people here who shouldn't be here. >> we have to secure the bordeer r and if you are not here legally, go home. you have to go home.bord we can't continue to open the border. by the way, we can't pass a bill to make it harder for trump to do his job. >> laura: you know that is's a what the language will be.s this is how it was always written.fourd th and i understand, it has been written four months. whf thy did they refuse to share text of the bill, anything aboue the bill, or meet with the speaker of the house? why did they not do that? >> first of all, they don't carh about the house. they will try to cram this town is. i've bee offn up your five year.

this is how it works. they decide a bill and don't giv give us time to review it.us they give it to us and expect us to vote that day and if you don't vote on it, you don't care about that issue. nothing. >> laura: 2048 hours to read 2400 pages. >> three times theante size of e bible, $1.7 trillion and they gave it to us one-third in thepa morning. >> you have to pass the bill to know what's in it?n sh not again! every single republican shouldc' be absolutely, positively unequivocally say no because you can't read something you don't have. >> laura: mitch mcconnell is saying he wants to separate ukraine anatd the e border. basically he said that today. we have a sound bite.>> let's play it. >> i had a lot of discussion on this about the border around's i here, but it is to focus on other rationale. hopefully, we can work this border issue out in a way that

is with bipartisan support in the senate for both israel and,s ukraine. >> laura: that is what it's really about, is t it not? >> we have a majority in thehing house. why ars whe we passing things w> know that house won't pass? >> laura: because it is a shamw' and they'd know it won't pass.ul >> why would we be more secure with securing ukraine's borderl than america's border?di if there is no america, the city on a hill dies on the whole world suffers. we havn e to secure our owne wo border, protect our own people and created an economy that the world marvels at. >> laura: president biden is going to east palestine, ohio, t year after that train derailment. he's looking at the polls i discussed on "the angle," is hen not? t get into ohio and is the down 12 points in ohio. >> he secure the border but the next issue is economy.

the third issue, we don't want a to be a whirlwind.t' look at the world a disasterra, because this is biden's plan anj it's not working. >> laura a, the mayor of east palestine said joe biden can come in january 2025 when he is no longer president. >> laura: i can sayo senator scott, the attempt to bail out joe biden by the mon political rats and a lot of these people you know, friends ofds o mine, shoveling money to nikki haley to keep this charade going. and she's just trying to salvage trump never stop she gets.shou i don't think president trumper should eve.n mention her name going forward. i wouldn't even talk about hered appearance because he is going to win, not even close. he did this, they can't beat him. he will wiy win the primary andi don't know why she's staying in the race. he will win the presidency because he has a plan. biden is a disaster.wn

trump is going to win big. >> laura: we are doing town hall february 20th with president trump in south carolina, in your home state. >> am i invited? >> laura: of course you are. i what is going to happen inarol south carolina? >> it is my stay and i love south carolina and god bless the great state of south carolina. trumped by a paltry 25 in her home state. ife su you secure the border, yo proteccit social security's seat she said you should -- our man, trump will protect their senior social security. >> laura: she said people inre her 20s and backed away from that, right? s she is correcting everybody on the record.e se >> every single senior citizen wants to be secure in their retirement.an trump does that. you want to be safe in your home and law and order. we had a biden economy, no way in the world do we want a bidene economy. rtunwe want trump, tax cuts, mog

opportunities for every american. w >> laura: senators, scott, thank you for being with us.pu great to see you.t you should be the house -- and m putting you back in the house, i don't know why.>> senate majority leader's income othei hope. great to see you both, thank you so much.ut a u.s. official telling fox news the u.s. haslf-d carried out ag self-defense strike targeting and distraught destroying projectiles that the maga preparing to launch commercial ships just in the last hour.has this is the 12 times the u.s. conducted strikes against houthis in yemen january 11th. t the second in under 24 hours.omt this is completely separate from the looming response to the drone attack that killed the three soldiers and injured 40 others in jordan on sunday. this was a unilateral u.s.y strike. we are staying on it and we wil bring you developments. migrants attacking police officers in times square and six bodiesa t turn up in a califora desert in what looks like cartel

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migrants attacking police officers in new york -- did you see that, kicking them in the head, scattering the officers of venezuela migrants as if thatd n were not bad enough come out wid california desert in a murder that authorities say centeredy around drugs. the police are investigatingvi connections to cartels and think some of the victims are from hondurastant.10 former fbi director chris rucker spent ten years investigating the cartels. i know you and other fbi officials sent a letter to congress this week warning about the dangers coming across the southern border. but the gains thath of used to e operating south of the border are now openly, it seems, operating here and with impunity in many cases. >> no doubt about it, laura.

the mexican cartels have always controlled their sidthe of theey border. ithey called him the plazas. each cartel group controls three or four plazas and they dividede them up. now they have consolidated their strength. we have made them mono -- polyline criminal organizations. what i mean by that is they are not just pushing drugs now across the border. now, with all of the peopleit queuing up at the border with hv huge volume at our open borders, they hav e now become extortionists, exacting taxes, smuggling people in. s a whole new line ofl business for them.no we have made them more powerful than they have ever been.an now they control both sides of, the border. they are not talking about iters down on the border. a i don't want to scare people and scare tours away people away. they are on both sides of the border now. >> laura: these venezuelans beating up the police officers, they are examining theirin

connections, but they were engaged in robbing random tourists and i'm sure stealing jewelry and other valuables on them. but we are and seeing theseit venezuelan and chilean gangs, chris, operate across the united states, but in the d.c. northern virginia, maryland area and now new york and boston as well. they are very organized, andread they involve illegal aliens and connections already here in the country. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, the chinese are very, very organized and facilitatinge people coming across.in but the cartels, they have been in chicago and have a strong presence there, new york, philadelphia, all the major cities. the result of that is hugeing increases in crime. we will be living with us for decades, much like back in 1980 when castro emptied his prisons

on us. we are not getting the best people here. we are gettingtememb cartel mem. we are getting people who arecr engaged in allim types of crimiw activity. cost, the fentanyl problem that we have now, heroin still coming across from a cocaine. lau we have made these cartels much more powerful. >> laura: this is the legacyng of joe biden. this is his jobs program, giving jobs to the drug dealers,they narcotics, traffickers, mules have all jobs in the united states and geianst paid t and we have a lot of americansna dead in canadian step because the drugs going through. california to canada as we learned this week with federal indictment. chris, thank you, great to seear you as always. and random acts of violence are now paralyzing and terrifyingua people in our nation's capitallt now, usually safe and vibrantn dupont circle was thrown intoa chaos after a shooting.si a separate incident, two man randomly stepped outside of a

southwest d.c. safeway. a moving from stabbings to carjackings, which are major problem in d.c., adding to ay string of them when deadly in ten hours including former trump official who was shot in the head in broad daylight. but d.c. attorney general says enforcing the law, well, not the answer. >> we as a city and communityeni need to be much more focused on prevention and surrounding young people and their families with resources. c if we want to be safer in the long run. we cannot prosecute and arrest our way out of it. it.sk >> laura: let the guy wearing the mask who is keeping safe. detroit hermans management center, commander, you teach people how to protect themselver trump official and this is such a heartbreaking story. he wasrivi driving on k street,y busy, well traveled seemingly

safe area of d.c., ninth street and k street, ninth and k. stop to -- it's shot him in they head to take the car. what is your piece of advice for people who just happenyo to be going to pick up their family members in a city like d.c.? >> well, this can happen any city or any place is not a city because there are violent people that are amongst us.an in some cases, these people are mentally challenged and other situations they are confused and think they have the wrong person. but either way, th e problem is we come of the people that woulo be the victims, we tend to not think our safety is our onlywe concern and our own responsibility, but in reality, we are our own bodyguard.rn it is vital everyone of us takeu an opportunity to learn how to create safety for ourselves and our families. >> laura: well, what does that

mean and specifically what do you do? keep your car doors locked i would imagine. don't leave your car doors unlocked for anybody who is not your passenger. >> welcome in that situation i>n tis important and in that case clearly , tha person was in the environment.r bo they would need to see that person ahead of time reading their body language and avoid that point of content.roun and that means being aware ofhe your area. >> laura: look around. they will, "the washington post" carjacking tips. i would like to get your election to that. they said drive in the centerom laneeo, keep your doors locked while driving, tried to travel with somebody else, and don't give up your car. what are your thoughts? >> those are definitely some good things you can do. some of the things you can do i to make sure that you have tinted windows. if you have that legally in your state. t po also, again, maintaining what is called exit point clear that means when you look at the front of your car, you can see behind

the tires of the vehicle in front of you. you causn accelerate out of position very quickly people rush youn yoposi. but you have to pay attention in your environment as well. you may want to drive far left lane since the key to stopping h vehicle is stopping the driver.l so, you want to keep the driver as soon as possible, keep them. away in which people can take advantage of them and shoot them here that is one of the key dri things as a driver is to make sure that the driver is as safe as possible at all times.e >> laura: well, dale i know a lot of people in d.c. since t supreme court decision on thet o matter. after many years orrf trying to get -- a lot of people in d.c. who are not big gun people are getting trained and armed to be able to defend themselves. a lot of them are women because people feel very unsafe in the s city. >> yes. firearms are to play a part of your safety plan. however, what is more important than that is having tour

understand psychology, understanding the laws, skillsur necessary to keep you and your family safe. essentially you become your own bodyguard. when we are aware and reality that is what we have to do. and that is what we teach psychology law, in that order, reading body language at that time andai decision making of the criminal element.of and the laws pertain to protectn yourself and youg r family. this is very important.tter knowing the laws of the land that you live inre.la vital no matter where you liveh in the world, especially the united states, the laws arerste different each area to defend: yourself is very important.in >> laura: don't bring a gun in a federal property zone or you will go to prison five years automatically. the dale, scary times. biden doj throwing the book at conservatives while giving left-wing fanatics a pass. for pro-life actives facing a decado behind bars for a peaceful protest. we wil l talk to one of them next. ♪ ♪

>> laura: after january 6th, the "the angle" worn biden's doj to keep americans from speaking their minds and gathering in peaceful protestan and now biden's doj convicted peaceful pro-lifer th protesters on fedel charges after they staged a sit in at an abortion clinic back in 2021. they now face up to 11 years in prison for doing this. ♪ ♪ >> laura: singing hymns andn ge traditional christian beliefs can get you thrown behind bars. but remember when the activists swarmed the homes of

supreme court justices disturbing a residential neighborhood? the biden do carj didn't care at that, certainly didn't care about pro hamas radicals whoh th attacked police officers and tried to break through the white house security fence. no arrests whatsoever, no dramatic manhunt, no one got arrested, period.s hela is joined by his lawyer, steve crampton, paul, maximum penalty of 11 years? you must be a threat to society> my friend. >> it seems so.is >> laura: what is this reallyar all about?u gu was it trespassing? are you guilty of a hate crime? tell us. >> welcome apparently, laura, i'm guilty of talking with police officers not getting arrested the day of the event. if that makes you a felon and joe biden's department of

justice. and the others were singing violent hymns worshiping god. i can see where that iskr intimidating from joe biden joe biden and kamala harris, christian clarke and others of>l the reproductive task force. his >> laura: steve, as his attorney, tell us about theses o charges.e as we think about what happened to this country in the summer of 2020 and the devastation and tha death and the property damage caused all in the name of george floyd, there were some arrests, but a lot of people didn't get arrested who werer obviously doing violent things.r what does this mean for the country? >> absolutely. it doesn't look too good for the future, does it, laura? obviously we have an election coming up, but the fact of the matter is we never should have had a federal law that prohibits a peaceful sit in like this to begin with. it was all about the abortion back in the clinton administration.

but aftecer dobbs, the whole purpose for a face act, which was to support the so-called federal right to abortion has n disappeared.the so really, what you have now is the lipstick on a pig calling them reproductive health services like birth control or ultrasound or something of that nature. but obviously, these people weren't there to protest birth control pier they were there for one reason and it was abortion. it was a peaceful undertaking,ne as you will note, it was handled locally. they prosecuted locally. and a year and a half later, th bidens doj came swooping down after dobbs had been announced and now throws the book at them and tags onto a misdemeanoronsp crime, the face act violation. the felony conspiracy charge that carries up to ten years in prison. it is absolutely outrageous.lati

>> laura: paul, conspiracy to commit a violation of the face act to deprive i would imagine women of nonconstitutional right to abort their own offspring. in my understanding this correctly, paul? b >> that is right. not to be missed, they were two conspiracy options on the tablee for the department of justice. one is misdemeanora mi, to facet charge of misdemeanor. and one that makes you a felon with a 10-year sentence hanging over your head appeared this law is the same one used in the 1880s for the kkk. it is utterly ridiculous attempi at the doj just to criminalize christian beliefs and christian actions and the culture. >> laura: steve, what do you think the sentence will be here? >> it is hard to say, laura.be. we have these people with no criminal history whatsoever. the judges well aware this was d

totally peaceful undertaking. by the way, occurring in the city of nashville right downtown where the civil rights monuments are found for those who conducted citizens in the early '60s. now they are making martyrs out of these folks. >> laura: next time tear down a statue of thomas jefferson and you will get away scot-free.-fre paul, steve, good luck.ir p now, to the mic big tech ceos care about the products? the tech titans came toe capitol hill today, and boy, where they are fireworks coming.

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♪ ♪ >> would you please explain to me and all of these parents why explicit predatory content does not violate your platforms terms of serviceyour or your communits standards? >> it does violate our standards. we work hard dn't to take it down. >> didn't take it down, didn't c take it down until a congressional staffer brought it up here and maybe in this case, a mistake him as something. >> i think you made a lot of mistakes. >> laura: billionaires ceo s taken to the woodshed on capitol hill to fail to protect their kids online.

so zuckerberg was pressed for instagram's lack of parentale controls. >> 37% of teenage girls betweeng 13-15 were exposed to unwanted nera w with in a week on instagrambu anild who did you fire?don' senator, this is why we are building the tools? >> senator, i don't think o that's -- >> did you fire? >> i don't answer that.e >> the job is to build the best tools that we can to keep our communities safe. >> you arein failing at that to. >> we are building -- >> your product is killing eypeople. w>> laura: senator hawley was actually to get a apology out op zuckerberg? v >> would you like now tor apologize to the victims who t were harmed. show them the pictures. would you like to apologize fore what you have done to these gooe people? [applause] >> this is why we invest so much

in our program. to make sure [indistinct] >> laura: joining me now the cofounder of logoff movement. and ace college student and trailblazer covering these issues. did you buy what you heard froma zuckerberg? >> you know, laura, i think what zuckerberg did best is what he'h been doing. a lot ofeo talking and a little action. these ceos came in and saiding. they are doing adequate steps in taking adequate steps. >> laura: protocols.appe >> protocols to ensure peopleki? are protected.to a what happened to me when i was y young kid, what happened to all those kids? >> laura: what happened to you as a young kick? s i was one in three that calledhr in, one in three girls feltlt h worse about body image on social media. i felt horrible about myself, and there were not the resources

to pull me out but tech companies design technologies d predicate and it cost my well-being. these companies when called upon claims they have initiatives, they have projects, things they are working on to help protect kids. >> laura: a lot of gobbledygook. >> goblet the good and that's all it's been. they mights take steps with kei congressional members, but it's not substantive. kids are being harmed.aura those pictures of kids that have died are still going to be put up put up. >> laura: zuckerberg out of the gate assumption. >> with so much wife spent on l social devices and social media, it ihs important to look oni ta teen mental health and well-being. i take thi as very seriously. mental health is a complex issue an existing body of scientific work has not shown a link between using social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. >> laura: is that true?ue there is no link or thought of a

link between social mediay to saturation of teen mental health? >> what i woulyod say to him is look behind you again, mark.ld. look at all of those parents who lost their child.e what would you say to them? what would you say to all there kids out there that claim thatee they are more anxious, more stressed? >> laura: for sexual contentsexu and the predatory old sexual content>>, the shaming, l of that is part of this as wellt >> absolutely pure there are sof many disastrous layers and consequences of an action. and yetecht again, these tech cm have done so little to protect kids from harmful content, from seeing material from things like that from a mental health crises. >> laura: they should be able to be sued and pierced this corporate veil. emma, always greatvale to see yr emma lembke. migrant storming the beaches literally. y. box bill melugin with a pro-covideo at beach in

california where a group of suspected illegal immigrantsd approach the shore beaching itself on the sand. the group jumped onto the sandwl and ran off and a residential area and i know that area used s to stay around the corner from there. this is america today. next, puppet, deepfakes, planning lawsuits? raymond arroyo has it next in "seen and unseen."

♪ ♪ >> laura: it is time for "seen and unseen" where we rebuild the stories behind the headlines. fox news contributor raymond arroyo. yesterday, elmo or whoever runs x account posted a message, elmo was just checking in. i was everybody doing? >> but then it got dark from there. 100 million people viewed this thing and boy, did they unload. elmo, matt mike capital effing limits. at the been to the grocery store

lately, stop gaslighting outs, you know what is real here, it is unbelievable to me, and this is where america is going. you see adults kind of pouring out their hearts to a puppet created for preschoolers. it speaks to the arrested development that you see throughout culture. >> laura: or maybe people just need hugs. they think of gomel as, don't you need a hug? well, come it was out of the blue he decides to check in? does he do this regularly? i must confess, i don't follow elmo. >> this is a throw away but even biden got in on they hack writing, "i know how hard it is some days to sweep the clouds a away and get two sunnier days." the man announced he is visiting four people in palestinian ohio but he has time to talk back and

forth and respond to elmo, i mean, come on. >> laura: that is the level biden is most comfortable conversing, raymond. two syllables that most for every word. >> i felt bad when i read this that he felt he has to talk to a puppet. surely, elmo know somebody else he can confer with and not just joe biden. >> laura: all right, biden never went to "sesame street" but his wife dead and i think she was there to teach the kids about things that are lost. >> >> i'm on my way to your school to teach about jobs. >> great, let's go! >> actually, the school is this way. >> oh, you learn something new every day. [laughter] >> laura: we have to do our transgender protocol now with. >> it is catching and jill doesn't know where to exit or

where to go. i just look, it is all right to come i want you to be at peace, they are keeping biden busy at the white house with processionf visiting mayors kind of like the muppets, watch. >> we are going from this to this. we are on our way to having emission transit fleet in the city. >> it looks like -- >> laura: biden did not look like he was alive there. >> he fell asleep. >> laura: scary. >> the white house is releasing this with quickie videos with the mayors and telling the trillion dollar infrastructure boondoggle. this is like the showcase showdown at the end of the price is right. when they talk about the caches and praise. they are selling electric buses and i found in philadelphia, they have entirely banned thrown out the entire fleet of 25 elect electric buses because they don't work. they do the same thing as

coca-cola and carolina. these electric buses are a boondoggle costing them millions and biden is shelling out more cash for them. some important far-reaching court cases i need to share with you. after ai generated george, and comedy special showed up on line 15 years comics death, the state has filed suit. they allege this violates their right to publicity and that his name was used without their permission pure laura, this was one of the biggest and could be the most far-reaching cases and this ai realm. a boy, it comes not too late. >> laura: just think, we can have joe and jill and alejandro mayorkas and secretary austin, and jennifer granholm all, we could have them decades from now still doing sua good job for america. we could have holograms. they could go on tour. it could be joe unplugged with jill. maybe we could get a musical,

musical trio. >> after seeing this needs to be outlawed. there is a house bill, no ai fraud act that will outlaw these deepfakes for the people involved with their states. >> laura: it is a complete scam and i completely support that. and i guess disney execs, they are not the happiest people on earth tonight. your favorite place, disney. >> those mouse ears are falling, laura. a federal judge throughout disney's lawsuit against governor ron desantis. disney claimed desantis target of the company by taking over that special tax district. it was really like a free-floating county that they had full dominion over. desantis said it violated state law so he replaced all the board members and took it back from disney's control. the judge said he is within his constitutional rights. whether he was being attributed

against political statements or not, he was acting constitutional. we will see. >> laura: raymond, i think it is time to confess right now, you need to make a confession. how many times have you been to disney? >> laura, i've been going since a child but i haven't been recent years. i tried not to go -- >> laura: you are such a liar! you are there a week ago. what are you talking about! >> i tried not to go. >> laura: your kids are adu adults! you drag your kids there. i know that for a fact. >> they take you where you don't want to go. i'm going >> todd: a fox news alert. parents headed to capitol hill today, they will go door to door demanding lawmakers take action against big tech. >> did