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eulogy that tried to explain, put into context the law. >> been very clear with me. they have political differences with the bill. they say it's the wrong time to solve the problem. let the presidential election solve this problem there are other folks that read the facebook posts and twitter posts and saw different facts that they thought might be true. but i have personally told them over and over again they're false. and it's been hard to overcome. >> laura: such a loss. sad that he is still using the same lines that didn't work when he was trying to tell the stinker of a bill. but he wasn't the only one impugning the intelligence of his fellow colleagues who helped bury this bill. >> while others had decided that border security is just a talking point for the election, i can promise you this: as someone who was born and raised near the border in arizona, this

is not a talking point for me. this is our daily lives. and i hear from our ranchers. i hear from our police officers. i hear from our farmers every day. >> laura: yes, i hear that those arizonaens know and have known for years it is indeed, kristi, a crisis. bit, if asked, none of them would have supported legislation that every year allowed in millions of migrants and foreign workers. they would want an emergency halt of all asylum claims because of scenes like this last month. >> the numbers are startling. and they are not slowing down. take a look at what we saw here in lukeville, arizona this morning. another mass illegal crossing through a breach in the border wall. we saw hundreds of adults from all around the world crossing illegally. we actually had two guys from afghanistan amongst this group which crossed here illegally. >> laura: laura lawyer what could go wrong. the bill would not have stopped

any of that contrary to what lankford and sinema would say. if sinema was so sure this was a winner. why didn't she demand that mcconnell and schumer delay things for a few weeks and hold town halls to whip up public support? why didn't lankford insist of a full week of debate on this bill? why didn't they both vociferously oppose leadership's cram down maneuver of releasing the bill's text sunday night and rushing to a cloture vote today? of course it was going to fail. we tried to warn them. americans are not stupid. even if they think we are. >> we beat the powerful chamber of commerce. we beat the corporate media. we beat the pro-amnesty crowd and, of course, the old establishment. of not bad. if they try to resurrect this corpse, we are going to beat them again. also this episode demonstrated that the dinosaur media is losing power and influence, that's a very good thing. corporate censors could not prevent the truth about this

legislation from coming out. obviously you have been watching the angle as we meticulously laid out the parade of horribles that the senate had embedded in this bill. and then the education continued on elon musk's x. where brilliant senators posted page numbers and entire sections of the offending text. >> it was devastating. thank god elon musk can adviser boycott and thank god he doesn't mind being hated by all the right people. >> in times of war, disinformation spreads like wildfire. and tech mogul musk is often criticized for fanning those flames. several companies have pulled their ads from platform x, otherwise twitter, after he anti-semitic post. >> that was a textbook smear to wound him financially and get him to give up. just as they are doing to donald trump. come on, they would all play nice with musk if he simply

started censoring conservatives. and let us not forget tonight the good news about the presidential race. just as jim lankford ignored my advice to avoid being the fall guy for border bill. nikki haley ignored my advice to drop out after iowa. they may not believe me but i was actually trying to help them. nevertheless, as we saw in yesterday's nevada caucuses, nikki haley's stubbornness is the g.o.p.'s gain. >> nbc news projects that nikki haley has lost to the option that reads "none of these candidates." former president trump did not appear on the ballot. haley faced some long shot challengers and the "none of these candidates" choice there you can see at the bottom. >> laura: stew on that for a minute. even with her massive campaign war chest, she couldn't beat "none of the above"? embarrassing. now, i'm going to say it again, every day she is staying in the race, she is hurting her chance to have any influence in the

future. maybe that's what she wants. and follow on good news comes from a poll about minority voters and their growing support for donald trump. according to gallup, democrats advantage over the g.o.p. among black and hispanic voters has shrunk by nearly 20 points over the past three years. >> what do you think is better for the country? trump or biden? >> trump. >> trump. >> trump. >> trump. >> i say trump. >> why do you say that? >> he's a business man. he's going to think business. biden is a racist. >> no wars, great policies, best years in the stock market. >> biden ain't doing [bleep]. get rid of his [bleep]. >> laura: wow. the old democrat coalition is slowly starting to split apart and it is about time. and with trump, leaning toward what we have been recommending for years, a republican 50-state strategy for victory, then things could really get interesting. it's about time. those broken new england states,

come on, they got to be in play again. no city and no state should be left behind don't let the democrat media machine not for one second have you believe because the house came up short in impeaching mayorkas that we are not on a winning roll here because we are the country is waking up, they are demanding real change and looking away from washington and toward the guy who had us going in the right direction just four years ago that's the very happy angle. eric schmitt and florida congressman byron donalds. senator schmitd, let's start with you. what we are learning tonight, and this is from senator chris murphy, who is one of the architects of this border bill, is that, indeed, this was primarily written, according to him, by mitch mcconnell. this is nbc news saying that chris murphy was shocked that mcconnell was not able to get more republicans to coalesce around the bill. he didn't just bless the deal. he wrote the deal, murphy said,

the lead democrat in the negotiations and saying it's really worrying that a deal that whereas written and endorsed by the minority leader gets four votes from his caucus. senator, is it time for a leadership change? >> well, this clearly showed that there is a changing dynamic in the senate, which is a positive thing. individual members weighed in. they read the bill. they couldn't jam us. they didn't just give us -- they just give us where toker three days to sift through it and saw it was a terrible bill. joe biden has every authority to close the border. he won't do it. the language changes wouldn't matter. made it worse. express lane for illegal immigration. having asylum outside of the judicial system asylum agents approving citizenship on the spot, removing texas from having jurisdiction. >> laura: millions of people could still come into the country. the whole point is we don't want millions of people coming into the country. >> what happened is the people spoke and the senators stood up on the ghaft american people and sovereignty and defeated this terrible bill. it's a big win. >> laura: here was one of the democrat senators pushing today

for the funding of ukraine which was originally going to be part of this. watch. >> if we take ourselves out of foreign policy, if we take ourselves out of supporting ukraine. if we take ourselves out of the humanitarian objectives that we have. not just in gaza but in sudan and elsewhere, then we will no longer bees global leader and let's be clear. that's because donald trump doesn't want global leader. >> the hawaiian sun has baked his brain. joe biden has made us walker on the world stage. certainly wasn't under donald trump. >> we have lost four embassies under joe biden. the middle east is on fire because of joe biden. we lost 13 men and women in cabal and afghanistan more than two years ago because of joe biden. his weakness is a stench throughout our entire country and it's being seen on the world stage. we are not respected. we are not the leader around the globe anymore.

>> laura: how much. >> doesn't take us seriously. >> laura: they want a link, so, again, as stupid as the border bill was, they want to link our super power status with squandering tens of millions of dollars more in what is obviously a failing war effort. we did it in iraq. we did it in afghanistan. we were actually fighting those. this is a proxy war. but, is that going to restore america's standing in the world? last time i checked europe could be funding this entire adventure in the ukraine. >> no. it's simply not. what's going to restore our standing is the trump sanctions on iran putting them back in the box. what restores our standing is not watching houthis in yemen blow up and target shipping vessels when we have a responsibility to help maintain global security with respect to shipping and commerce. that restores our standing. and most of all, securing our own nation restores our standing. because it demonstrates to the drug cartels and everybody else that america is going to take

its problem seriously and we will help our friends around the globe as well. >> laura: senator schmitd, ronald reagan said that a country that does not basically have borders is not really a country at all. i'm paraphrasing. how are we a super power when we say no, we're not going to allow this travesty to continue at the border. no exceptions shutting down border crossings until we can get a handle on the 10 million people plus that are here. how is that a super power. >> listen, if you can't control your own border you are not a country, right? joe biden has every tool to do that right now. we ought to demand. this this win today on this vote in the senate is what happens when conservatives we had the courage to stand up and fight. that's what the american people are responding. to say that's what they want us to do. we ought to do this and by the way pivoting now, not having the secure border and then pivoting immediately to sending billions and billions and billions of dollars to ukraine for their border is total insanity. >> laura: that's where the juice is that's where the real passion

is for mitch mcconnell. >> in washington. that's not where the people are. >> senator, congressman, great to see both of you. thank you. we have a fox news alert. special counsel robert hur has finished his investigation into joe biden's handling of classified documents. now, this comes as there are new reports that the white house expects the details to actually be politically damaging we're going to have the latest, next. ♪ we're engaged! congrats carol! your youngest finally popped the question. but now, you're really going to have to get those new dentures. after all, you need a smile that matches the moment. so this might be a good time to mention that aspen dental can create natural looking dentures in no time. just for you! and that comes with $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping mothers of grooms look their best. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner.

>> by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage so it's not like sitting out on the street. people know i take classified documents and classified materials seriously. i also said we are cooperating completely and fully with the justice department's review. ♪ >> laura: special counsel robert hur has finished his investigation into joe biden's handling of classified documents. fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke has all the details. kevin, what can you tell us? >> laura, you are right. the special counsel's probe has concluded and, as expected, a report is expected to be made public, at least soon to congress and then allegedly parts of it, if not most of it is supposedly going to be made available for the public so see. that according to the attorney general merrick garland who said as much in a letter to congressional lawmakers today. now, the year long investigation

as you know certed on improper retention of classified documents from mr. biden from his time as a senator and as a vice president. documents from found at his delaware home and at a private office that he used in between service and the administration and becoming president in 2021 keep this in mind the difference is important how the doj in collaboration with the national archives approached mr. trump over the debate about presidential powers to maintain possession of some documents, compared to how they handled mre president and a senator and couldn't make a similar argument. now, it's also important to note this as well, laura, former president trump has been accused of obstruction for resisting turning over documents in his possession. again, locked up at the mar-a-lago compound. while mr. biden claims he was very cooperative in the probe. despite having documents at multiple locations, including

inside his garage next to his corvette garage we saw open with the boxes out in the open. obviously we expect to get more details about the timing of this release from bob hur. we don't know when that will happen. probably sooner than people expect. s we will pass along details as soon as we get it but for now back to you. >> as treasury, including fincen or federal banking agencies like the fed, fdic, occ, instructed financial institutions to search americans' legal transactions in attempts to surveil their purchases. >> well, we received a letter from you, i believe, on this topic, and we intend to investigate fully and to respond. >> are they instructing financial institutions to search americans' legal transactions in attempts to surveil their

purchases? >> i promise a thorough look into everything. >> this is really concerning. >> laura: yeah. you think? well, why would any of us ever expect maligned motives on the part of this administration? it's not like they have ever given us any reason to doubt their good faith, not surrounding january 6th. not in targeting parents or traditional catholics, well, according to the house usual jerry committee federal investigators asked banks to search and filter customer transactions using terms like maga and trump as a part of a january 6th investigation. banks were warned extremism indicator wo could be the purche of books including religious text look out for the bible. subscriptions to certain media containing streamist views. senator rand paul. senator, this was so tailor made for you. this is so typically first of all that janet yellen is our treasury secretary in itself is terrifying to me.

>> this is bad enough brand new. this isn't the first time come s beliefs. my father key among them warned when we are going to go after terrorism. >> laura: patriot act. >> it would also go after americans. what they said was going to be used on terrorists would be used on americans. even going back to 9/11 days, right after 9/11 with the patriot act. there were people who were being targeted for pro-life views, pro-life bumper stickers, constitution party pro-gun bumper stickers, ron paul supporters. gone way back. >> laura: ramping up after january 6th ramped up. >> become more sophisticated with it. we need to oppose this because ultimately, if there is a justice system that basically uses all the tools of government to go after people based on their ideology, that's going to lead to strife in our country. >> laura: we always complain about this and the only keep

doing this. >> intertwined with the abuse of fisa. >> laura: foreign intelligence surveillance act. >> they went after donald trump's campaign illegally. they didn't use the fourth amendment or public courts. they used secret courts and didn't use the same standard of the fourth amendment. i said the fisa court shouldn't be used on americans. foreign intelligence the go after foreigners not americans. >> laura: pivot to the border bill and we buried did and we had the funeral and memorial service today. what were you hearing behind the scenes? consternation commentators and what we might be saying about it. >> from the beginning it has been a reuse. it was never been about the border. a token, auto bone thrown too conservatives. always worried if conservatives got word it was a reduce, it wasn't a border reform people like laura ingraham or hannity somehow got wind of this you would discuss the bill.

look at the bill, and that it would be destroyed. the game all along was to keep this in secret from us but also in the secret from anybody that might look at it and criticize it organized plan from the beginning from our leadership keep it out of the hands of the conservatives might view the bill. >> laura: internet rumors. lankford kept saying internet rumors. you open up the bill and it says 5,000 people. >> going to be an emergency after 5,000. what about an emergency after 700,000 people came in. >> laura: what about five if one of them is on the terror watch list. senator, moving on. senator mcconnell was asked about the criticism that he has faced over this disaster of a bill. he told politico i have had a small group of persistent critics this whole time i have been in the job. the reason we have been talking about the border because of persistent critics wanted to. you can't pass a bill without dealing with the democratic president and democratic senate? what of that. democrats seem to get a lot done when they have a republican president and republican senate?

>> he is completely out of touch with kentucky republicans, conservative republicans. advocating all this money going to ukraine nobody in kentucky is for that approval rating in kentucky below zero. lowest of any public official in the united states. is he working with biden and schumer to funnel your money to ukraine not working with conservatives. he is the minority of his caucus. there is maybe 10 of them vote with all the democrats. is he using the minority of the big government republicans up here to work with democrats to send your money to ukraine. >> if governor beshear ran for hirst senate seat in the election were held tomorrow, who would win? >> beshear. >> by a lot? >> yeah. >> he is a popular governor. senator, great to see you. >> thank you. >> laura: the drug obsessed left is now pushing psychedelic mushrooms for working mom. latest effort to keep americans distracted and rather docile. we will expose america's dissen?

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>> laura: prodrug legalization crowd always eager to get people hooked on weed because it's big money. often cloak their greed by selling all the supposedly great medicinal benefits. >> evidence exists that marijuana and its components can be medically useful in many context. beneficial to children with epilepsy and autism as well as patients undergoing chemotherapy. it can help stimulate appetite for people with aids and cancer and it may even play a role in reducing rates of opioid use and overdose deaths. >> laura: well, of course, no mention of the increased schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, manic-depressive disorder all of

that can be triggered as well. new craze taking suburbia by storm, psychedelic shoomples. welcome to zombie land. >> off duty and riding in co. he said i'm not okay and admitted to grabbing the red fire suppression handles to shut down the plane's engines. he had been depressed for six years, recently lost a friend and had taken psychedelic mushrooms 48 hours prior to the flight. >> laura: pilot felt trapped in a dream after taking supposedly magic mush roms and he wanted it to stop. is he now charged with attempted murder. why the push to destigmatize shrooms. calling it the working woman's newest life hack. for select group of moms in high powered jobs sill low sigh bin -- i don't know how to say it -- packed social calendar

with no time for hangovers. one wellness entrepreneur is like a happy advil. another says it's the new glass of wine. i work hundreds of hours a week and it helps my performance it. allows me to be my best self, says another hazy gal. joining me is ashley, a spiritual guide and psychedelic educator from denver. and luke, executive vice president of the group smart approaches to marijuana. ashley, why should we be encouraging the shoorms. >> i don't know that we should be encouraging. evidence coming out showing that militia rooms are safer than alcohol, tobacco and can business and have the potential to help americans overcome numerous mental and physical ailments. research and give americans the opportunity and freedom to use natural medicine to heal and

overcome natural health crises. >> laura: natural medicine i'm not against at all. one # 4-year-old mushroom pushed back on critics recently watch. this people say to me oh, well like mushrooms are mommy's new little helper. that is not what my is. mommy is present and aware and showing up, maybe for the first time ever. >> laura: luke, what is going on in our society that we have to lean on drugs in order to be, quote, presented for our children? >> yeah, laura, thank you for having me on. let's just put it this way. big drugs, inc., and the drug pushers that are out there trying to normalize drug use across this country are creating what i think is one of the greatest threats to public safety of this generation. you have the headlines you were just reading out. it says it helps you do better with work if you, you know, use

these psychedelic mushrooms. ask the pilot in the cockpit who literally was tripping off of psychedelic mushrooms for 48 hours and tried to crash the alaskan airlines plane with people in it. then they say it's medicinal. it helps our veterans with their ptsd. that's the latest thing we are hearing. ask the veteran who just shot -- had a mass shooting last year at the music festival in washington state who was using magic shrooms. we cannot normalize immensely potent highly dangerous drugs. these are not natural medicines as ashley says that we're just pulling out of the garden in the backyard. these are highly potent, powerful drugs, that rewire your brain. and there is an industry out there that wants you to try a little bit, this microdosing which totally unscientific. they want you to try a little bit so they can rewire your brain and get you hooked and make a profit off of you. we have got to reject this push to normalize drug use across the country. >> laura: ashley, when people

say microdosing, who is doing the dosing and what is micro? it all seems quite subjective. >> look, microdose is a subperception actual amount. generally about one tenth of a normal therapeutic dose of psilocybin mushrooms. it's subperceptual. you don't feel like you took a drug. i microdosed to overcome my anxiety, ptsd, fibromyalgia hayashi motos and endo meet ottis. i have microdosed and gone completely gone off pharmaceuticals. this has completely transformed my life. so what a microdose does for me, it helps me tune in to my body and help me notice what's going on and address those problems. lots of people think they are going to take a microdose and it's going to heal everything. but you need to do the work. and denver is doing the work. we are leading the way in psilocybin decriminalization and

psilocybin panel actually reviews this each year. and so we decriminalized mushrooms in 2019 in denver. and at the last psilocybin review panel meeting, they -- the law enforcement and health authorities did not have any adverse events to report unlike the 500. [speaking over each other] >> laura: we got your point, ashley. luke, respond quickly. >> what she is saying is totally unscientific. while at the same time she says it doesn't cure everything, she has listed off a host of ailments that these substances supposedly cure. this isn't the first time we have discovered magic mush rooms. the 1970s happened. we learned from that. it didn't solve all of societies' ills. it didn't cure everyone's illnesses. we know what these substances boo. we have been studying them for decades in this country. if there are ways to be helpful medically. the fda is doing that research. i have got to tell you giving people potent powerful mind altering drugs to use at home.

the only people that benefits is the industries selling these products and want to have a chance to sell them widespread across the country. we have billionaires and hedge funds that have put hundreds of millions of dollars into these funds. they don't want any of these stories coming out. >> laura: there's a lot of money to be made. people and i'm glad ashley, you are doing well. people are going to make billions of dollars if they have anything to say about this. mushroom coca-cola, next. all right, ashley and luke, thank you. now, what happens when you no longer have control of your own children? a new york dad learned firsthand after losing a legal battle to stop his 8-year-old son from transitioning. he joins us in an exclusive interview, next. ♪

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>> laura: california has come up with a new way to advance its campaign to destroy the nuclear family. the plan is to have taxpayers fund something called unicorn homes. joining us now with all the details is fox news national correspondent bill melugin. bill, what are these unicorn homes and who are they for? >> laura, in a nutshell, it's essentially a pilot program that gives transitional housing to 18 to 24-year-olds who say they have had to leave their own homes because they have been

rejected by their own families for being gay or transgender. this so-called unicorn homes proposal was first unveiled today and it would create a state pilot program across five california counties to deliver housing, which would be run and managed by lgbtq groups. the model of this legislation is the unicorn homes program that down in san diego county, which is a project of the north county lgbtq resource center. so they run a network of these unicorn home hosts for teenagers as young as 14. they offer them services like breast binding and changing their names and genders on legal documents. this legislation is called ab 2007 its author is san diego area democratic assembly woman tasha borner. it says in part quote the bill would required the community based organization to place eligible youth with volunteer host families meet criteria result of a background check and

who are able to provide crisis intervention with a trauma informed approach think write setting up vulnerable youth experiencing difficult family situations with strangers whose values are opposite their parents as proposed in this bill will only exacerbate our mental health crisis and should not be the policy of the state and laura we did reach out to assembly woman boerner for comment on why she felt this legislation was important to write. we have not heard back yet. we will send it back to you. >> laura: all right, bill. thank you so much. now to new york where a father says he lost custody of his son after a lengthy legal battle to stop his ex-wife from secretly transitioning him dennis said when his son was 3 years old his ex started dressing him in girls clothes. when she sent him for visitation matthew was back in boys

clothes. he says it was all hidden from him. he found out about the transition by accident. he received a letter from the school addressed to the parents of quote ruby rose hannon. and what was inside stunned him. matthew had been socially transitioned and only went by female pronouns while he was at school. now, when matthew was around 4 or 5 years old hannon says a gender therapist suggested that he come back when he turned 9,to start puberty blockers. that was in 2020. dennis hannon joins me now exclusively. dennis, this is a complete nightmare most parents listening to this can't believe this is the united states of america. where do things stand? >> well, thank you, laura, for having me on your program and allowing me to share this story. as it stands right now, i have visitation with my son. i see him a few times a week, and every other weekend. i have no medical decision-making authority whatsoever. i have no say in any medical providers or medical decisions.

>> laura: what i don't understand about this and i think a lot of people listening don't understand is if a father believes one thing and a mother believes another, about an issue as important as this, why does the mother here get to decide about something literally life-changing? >> that's a great question i'm not sure the answer to that my son was never diagnosed with gender disfor i can't. however, they had a treatment plan before a diagnosis. and it wasn't until a court proceedings came along in discovery that i actually uncovered the extent of the grooming that was taking place and they had already socially transitioned my son. to make matters worse, like you had mentioned, when i picked up my son, he was a normal boy in my care. there was never any indication that would make me think otherwise; however, my son was living a double life. and at 2 to 3 years old that

became normalized to him. so much so that he didn't even think to mention anything about this double life that he was living when he was in my care. it was only through court proceedings and discovery. >> laura: how old is he now? >> he's 9. lawyer he's awake now. he understands because when this first happened, laura, everybody wanted to be the voice for him. and there was nobody objecting to it. i couldn't object because i didn't know what i didn't know. it was totally hidden from me. i was essentially the last to know in a social transition move i son. and when i spoke out against it, i was labeled a bigot. and they dangle visitation custody and medical authority over my head so i would fall in line and play ball. >> laura: yeah, you would be so afraid of losing your son totally that they wanted to cow you from complaining. well, your ex-wife told the "new york post" that there are two sides to every story and after

having read "the daily mail" story the number of lies in that story is appalling. it's the child that is important here. dennis, your ex-wife says she is looking out for the best interest of your 9-year-old. how do you respond? >> i don't even know what to say to that. there's two sides to every story, but there is one truth. the facts don't lie. the truth will always prevail. that's why i'm coming forward here. because i hope that this story and this experience helps other parents come forward so that they can share their experiences because i know i'm not alone. >> laura: dennis, this is new york, this is one of the reasons people are leaving these liberal enclaves a lot of people are afraid this could happen to them. and you think it can't happen to you, but, it can happen. i mean, did your son say that he was a girl from a young age or did someone have that conversation with him? you know, a lot of people are asking that tonight, too.

>> there was never any indication that my son had any desire to be a girl. and even after it was discovered through court proceedings that he was socially transitioned in school without a diagnosis of gender dysphoria i was still court ordered to take him to a gender therapist, sometimes once a week. it was $145 a session out of pocketed. they didn't accept insurance after a year and a half of him going, i had sole medical authority at the time and i said i would like him discharged. the therapist refused to discharge him. wrote a letter to the court, and shortly after i lost sole medical authority. so it's lawfare is what it is. >> laura: it's, again, an attack on the nuclear family and the parental rights are now going to be substituted and control from you and given some liberal gender transition expert and

left wing judge in new york. everybody has got to wake up to who is going on. this is children. this is mutilation of children. it's horrific and i stand with you. dennis, best of luck to you. you are doing what is right. that's the most important thing here and god help the people who are doing this. that's all i can say. joe biden is tripping down memory lane literally or metaphorically? we will explain it, next. ♪

>> laura: joe biden's path to reelections is getting narrower. numbers are in the toilet. open border is a open sewer. on top of at that is another complex challenge that he faces. >> there is some movement. there has been a response from the the, there has been a response from the opposition.

but yes, i'm sorry. from hamas. >> laura: well, that terrorist action can get confusing. and yet another verbal obstacle close to home. >> as ka pha*pl mal a described. >> laura: what. it's not the first time he had such linguistic prowess. >> kamala. happy birthday. >> laura: that's nice he gave her the presidency for her berth day. for the verbal snafus i think punctuation mark, joe. ka-ma-la. to be fare he has a diverse administration and the cabinet

names have a lot of vowels. >> for secretary of education i nominate -- >> laura: who cares about litmus test, we need phonetic he tests for the president's nomination. >> hearing these words i quote "it took just one generation from segregation to the supreme court of the united states." those are the words of ka -- kata -- jackson. >> laura: of course given his deep connections with the mythical character corn pop, biden has a stunning grasp of the cultural icons. >> two of the greatest artists of our time -- ll jay cool jay. >> laura: and even if joe biden doesn't know the pulse of the voters at least he knows his own family. >> this is my little sister

valerie and my -- >> laura: they both smell good. don't you hate when that happens. now the president and dr. jill should be ashamed of themselves. this is elder abuse. even his die hard supporters will wonder why they didn't switch him out sooner. joining me now is charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor. hurt so good, charlie. we were howling during the soundbites. man, this is like if we had nuclear weapons he has his finger on the button. >> you picked out funny greatest hits there. of course it's cringing. as a human watching another human get trotted out there. it's elder abuse. if you compare how he was today in those clips, he was so much

better then than he is now. you listen to him now, clearly he doesn't know where he is. there are mental slips there. >> he does look -- >> he looks embalmed. >> laura: shame on the media and the democrats doing this. they nominated him knowing he wasn't running a real campaign. they like a figure head president. >> shame on his wife. shame on his family. you wouldn't do this to someone -- >> laura: now nikki haley has been speaking out. let's watch. >> nikki haley not backing away from her argument that the america president shouldn't be in their 80s. >> mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old. >> it's a critical piece of the 52-year-old. >> both are diminished in their

character or mental capacity. >> she will say anything. i want to know who will perform the mental test. the department of education? who will grade it? hrafplt no one has a grade level of reading or math now because of the pandemic. she just lost to none of the other. she will say trump has slipped like biden. come on. >> she is very thirsty. >> laura: i can't believe biden had katanji brown jackson. i forgot that one. thank you. jesse watters is next. check me out on twitter x. >> jesse: welcome to jesse water's "prime time" tonight. >> the book my mail that came in, they came from our organization