failed policies. >> if you care about the border ought to get the national security supplemental pack. >> the inmates are running the asylum nbc. >> we have known this about diddy for decades, meaning people see they haven't been talking. >> never bet on baseball any other sport. >> i said i will give you three strokes if you carry your own bag. >> well, coming up monday on "special report," a florida car chase is revealing a possible connection to havana syndrome. we will have that thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner in from washington. "the ingraham angle" is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. tonight new york governor kathy hochul confronted leaving the wake of jonathan dealer. exclusive details of what

happened and what exactly what s said. why? because i actually live in massapequa and i know a lot of people in that area that were there. now this: the days of scranton joe are long gone. last night we got joe cool. his campaign says that star-studded fundraiser right across the street featuring not just highland celebrities but president obama and clinton netted $26 million. okay. but, get this, axios is describing last night of biden being, quote. the alpha male on the stage with two of the most gift the politicians of our time. really, again? it happens without us watching. you know, i find it exsass ter rating yet we never get to see that joe biden. even jon stewart feels the frustration i feel. >> you are telling us behind the scenes is he sharp and full of energy and on top of it and really in control and leading. you should film that. [laughter] that would be good to show to people.

instead of a tiktok where he goes. [whispering] >> brian: can we see that guy? can jon stewart see that guy? because he popped up again yesterday apparently. >> there is the clip team biden shows us that he was the alpha on stage. a reminder he was on stage for nearly an hour. my presidential candidate not won a single trump international golf club trophy at long last, sir, have you no chip shot? >> well, look, i would be happy to play -- i told them this before when he came in to the oval, when he was -- before he got sworn, in i said i will give you three strokes if you carry your own bag. >> brian: that is so alpha. in the past, joe biden's stories have not passed the fact test. i decided before the show to ask president trump about it. said did this happen? he said the conversation never

happened. and he is challenging president biden to a round of golf right now to be followed by a debate. biden, he says, wouldn't stand a chance. he told me by the way he is destroying the country. that's typical president trump. joining me right now is lisa boothe, fox news contributor and gathered, former senate judiciary committee adviser. welcome to both of you. great to see you. lisa, is there anything that was alpha about what you saw from joe biden and do you know if he did have a great night, can we see it? can we see more of the tape? >> yeah. i listened to that clip. i'm in awe at how alpha joe biden was. i would just like the record to state that joe biden decided he would rather twerk with lizzo at the fundraiser last night than honor the fallen, honor the blue as donald trump decided to do. that contrast really tells you everything about the two candidates and that's also consistent with the way donald trump is. remember when he took office instead of attending the white house correspondence dinner he held a rally in harrisburg,

pennsylvania. axios article really shows you the level of deception and gaslighting we are going to see from the media this election cycle. they clearly know how damaging it is, the vast majority of americans believe that joe biden is senile so instead of telling us the truth. they are going to try to lie to us. and it -- eric holder recently in an interview was asked about joe biden's poll numbers and his response was well, once the media turns his attention to trump, we're going to be fine. because he knows that axios mike allen and people like that are going to lie to the public. they are going to lie to us. >> well, we will see. because trump got a big checkmark yesterday from trump hater bill kristol. he tweeted out it's an unfortunate day politically for the democrats. biden dose a fancy new york city fundraiser in the midst of a chaotic left wing street protest. limousine liberals and the breakdown of law and order and trump attends the wake of a slain nypd police officer on long island. garrett, this is a checkmark. keep the 25 million.

exactly, that's president trump is signing. people in television, stephen colbert, and barack obama and bill clinton at a ritzy, you know, fundraiser where it's raised $25 million. and he is sitting with the family of a slain police officer here: that's what america wants in a commander-in-chief. you saw, this y you know, joe biden still hasn't been to baltimore. president trump went to east palestine, ohio, during the train derailment, as you remember. joe biden still hasn't gone there. he has a disgain for the american people and american workers. that's why president trump continues to trounce him in every single poll including fox poll. up 5. looking well. chipping away at all of his coalitions here. and joe biden is like tony stark or bruce wayne is hilarious to me. he can barely walk up the stairs. can he barely string together two or three sentences. and if that's the clip that the white house is pushing, then joe

biden is in deep trouble if that's what alpha looks like. >> brian: just release the tame. i will be corrected. more than happy to do it on monday morning. let me ask you this, lisa boothe, the biden plan will now be almost zero national interviews, more local interviews in key battleground states and podcasts. is this a form of the basement strategy used the surrogates to do the hard work? you keep him where he can't hurt anybody? >> i mean, it is but that's what they have to do with him. i mean, we have both seen what takes place when joe biden takes the stage. he has to be escorted around. he fell off a bike that was stationary. he thinks he talks to european leaders who have long been dead. that is what we are up against with joe biden. they had no other choice besides trying to hide him. but i don't want to down play 26 million is a lot of money that they were able to raise at this fundraiser. the democrats have a massive cash advantage. the dnc and biden ended february

with 155 million, that's more than twice trump and the rnc. and that does matter. we need to be paying attention republicans need to raise more money. especially in this era of mail-in balloting where it no longer is about convincing americans. it's about chasing ballots. and that takes money. republican does need to raise more money. we need to pick up that game. i don't want to down play the significance of that disadvantage that cash disadvantage. >> brian: we will see what happens. trump is rejiggering the rnc and lara trump up for the challenge. president the president says is he going to put together a fundraiser supposed to get 30 million. thanks so much. have great easter. meanwhile brand new video shows new york governor kathy hochul getting an earful as she was leaving the wake of nypd officer jonathan diller over in mass peek equal. a source tells me this happened moments after hochul refused to abide by the family's wishes. they were doing open casket viewing and she did not want to wait on the outside. sheefd came in while they were closing the casket. as she stormed in.

they just couldn't stop her. i'm told that family members let her have it when she got there saying, quote: his blood is on your hands. when hochul got outside, that's when another family member confronted her telling her that the governor, that the governor's laws need to change because that's the reason why officer diller is dead tonight. hochul wasn't the only one approach, eric adams and d.a. alvin bragg were both confronted directly this time by officer dill early's wife. the source tells me she let them have it, too. telling them the same thing that was told to hochul, his blood is on your hands. i understand that bragg kept quiet and for a second it looked like going to engage. he realized weighs heavily outnumbered and a politician thought better of it and left. the most shocking part about all of this is despite the fact that none of these leaders were welcomed at the wake, i have now learned tonight from a source that kathy hochul, the governor, asked to speak at tomorrow's funeral at saint rose.

>> so did, hold on to something tight, a.g. letitia james. both were rejected by the family. joining us now fellow long islanders lee zeldin, former new york congressman who came within a few points of being the next governor of the state, lee. have you had a chance to digest that moments ago. your thoughts first about the request to speak from letitia james and governor hochul? >> how completely out of touch and disrespectful. it's about them when you make that kind of request. it really should be about the family. they can have speak whoever they want to have speak. and if you aren't invited to provide remarks, then you don't try to push your way into it. i think it's time for some of these elected officials that you referenced to be doing some self-reflection. when kathy hochul went to drop the first puck at the ranger's game at madison square garden she was booed out of it. the same thing would happen if she went to yankee stadium and

citi field or islanders game or knicks game and support these politicians to ask themselves why. the reason why they are getting this type of response is because you don't kathy hochul maybe because she won't fire alvin bragg the manhattan d.a. who refuses to enforce the law. they just enacted a new congestion pricing making it more expensive to drive in the city when new yorkers are struggling to make ends meet. kathy hochul refuses to give judges discretions dangerous setting bail. new yorkers are hitting people are in charge. elected officials aren't actually making life in new york. now you confront that problem withs raw emotion of a family who just lost their loved one, and the last thing in the world that they want are any of these democratic politicians to try to grabbed stand selflessly for their own good. >> brian: the reason why you almost won, lee, many reasons, she was late to the party to suddenly act tough on crime. bail reforms left wing

legislators in albany and similar to other states around the country. what are you idiots, if these people commit a crime. i don't care about their rehab. here is what president trump said to me yesterday about what it was like inside the massapequa funeral home. >> stephanie is incredible and they wanted me to be there. and i wanted to be there. and i came in from florida. what a family. the diller family. and they lost a hero, really. i mean, just a hero. they are devastated. the family is devastated. the police force is devastated. the whole country feels this way. and it's happening more and more and it's really a lack of respect for law and order and we have to have law and order back in our country and we are going to. because this can't happen. this was a brutal murder. >> brian: lee, do you know what they are doing? i believe they are trying to

take law and order and showing up at these funerals and acting like they are tough on crime because they are desperate for november. they knew they were going to get blasted probably to a degree because of their stance. they did it anyway and they wanted to speak at the funeral because they want to act like they are tough on crime. and i -- i don't think anyone is buying it. >> no, absolutely not. especially not in massapequa. you know massapequa better than anyone. you get -- exactly, when you get outside of new york city, the bluest counties in new york. were it's manhattan or queens or bronx or brooklyn. there are a whole lot of other parts of this state that are red. they are more conservative. they are not happy with the far left policies coming out of a place like new york city or albany or washington, d.c. i was in the room when president trump was there yesterday. and i have to tell you that the photos that are coming out. they will don't tell the story, even president trump reflecting just now, i got to tell you it's

100 times more powerful than that. the grandmother running off, asking president trump if she can hug him and the embrace and president trump kissing the 1-year-old baby and just being consoled by the family. he was so powerful of a moment. i got to tell you this family is going through a lot right now. now is just the time to be respecting them first and foremost. when there comes a time after this, if you really want to honor the memory of this nypd officer, then do something to fight for all the other nypd officers and the other law enforcement who are on the streets right now. the people who you are stabbing them in the back, with your policies, if you want to honor officer diller, then do your job actually protecting law abiding new yorkers instead of criminals. >> brian: yeah. they want to empty refresh my recollection island. lirefresh myrikersisland.

blasted and all the other ones were too. lee zeldin you get it. i look forward to seeing you at the funeral tomorrow. one year ago today, "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich was detained while on a reporting assignment in russia. fox news correspondent. update on where we stand on getting him back. >> hi, brian, a full year now of evan quesh vits, this american reporter being behind bars since he was arrested in russia, we know he is being held in a prison that has harsh conditions. the 3 # 2-year-old "wall street journal" reporter spends about 23 hours a day in that jail cell. is he only allowed to stretch his legs for about one hourenned n. a small courtyard. the journalist lives here in london. he was arrested last march on a work trip in russia. accused of espionage.

although there has been no evidence that has been provided at this point. now on top of 12 months behind bars no trial date in sight. this week a moscow court extended gershkovich's pre-trial detention sentence by another three months. russian president vladimir putin says last month he could be a part of a future prison swap. the white house says russia has rejected recent exchange offer. today president biden feyed some questions about evan. >> do you have a message for evan gershkovich and his family today sir. >> [inaudible] >> another american behind russian bars on the same accusation of being a spy is paul whelan, the former u.s. marine was arrested in 2018 and is serving a 16 year sentence. despite the painful year it has been, they are so proud of how

strong evan has been. brian? >> brian: i can't imagine what he is going through and paul whelan, too it's amazing. alex, thanks so much. meanwhile we have update for you on venezuelan illegal who has been telling others to squat in homes once they cross the border to the u.s. are we facing a massive electricity i will explain because the answer is yes. ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day,

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>> brian: and we are back the venezuelan illegal went viral for urging other illegals to squat in homes across the u.s. has finally been caught. fox news bill melugining is here with the details. >> brian, fox news can confirm that venezuelan illegal alien tiktok influencer moreno is in federal custody tonight. ice fugitive ops team arrested him earlier today near columbus, ohio. posting videos on tiktok urging other illegal aliens to squat in americans' homes. we can now confirm he is arrested and in ice custody tonight. but he is not the only person ice has been arresting. we were with him here in the boston area as they took down several alleged child rapist and ms-13 gang member all in a single morning. >> it's the predawn hours in boston. >> the kid has ha real violent

history. >> this elite team of ice deportation officers is briefing on their target list for the day. [sirens] >> illegal aliens charged with egregious crimes. >> all the targets today, every single one of them is an aggravated felon here in the commonwealth. these are really the cases of the worst of the worst in massachusetts. >> ice quickly takes down its first target an illegal alien from guatemala charged with aggravated child rape. >> minutes later, ice arrest as colombian national charged with the rape of a child above age 14. >> i don't have enough officers or resources to tackle every one of these public safety threats are we going after the child rapist today or going after that two times deported fentanyl dealer because we can't get both. >> we got to governmental ice's next arrest a combative ms-13 gang member from el salvador charged with a slew of violent

crimes. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> officers then arrested this brazillian man charged with five counts of aggravated rape of a child. how are you imitses not notified about a child rapist being released? >> unfortunately in massachusetts, that's how it is with most of these sanctuary jurisdictions. >> a short time later ice took down their final target a brazillian gang member also charged with child rape. just this morning today. four accused child rapist and one ms-13 gang member. those are the kind of people you are going after? >> that's every day up peer in boston. >> those are the public safety threats we really want to get off the streets. that's five public safety threats that aren't in the community go ahead and victimize anyone else. >> brian, ice says all were on the streets because local jurisdictions did not honor ice's detainer requests sanctuary policies in the state of massachusetts. as for the guys they did pick up. they say they're all going to stay in ice custody until their

local charges are resolved then ice will seek to deport all of them send it back to you. >> brian: thanks so much. nominee massachusetts get rid of sanctuary policies. from the border crisis to elected crisis. new fears that ai data centers and joe biden's climate crusade could be strange our energy grid to the point of causing an electric power shortage nationwide. potential effects of this would be catastrophic. talk about rolling blackouts and supply chain disruptions. loss of communications and then increasing vulnerability attacked by foreign actors just to name a few. and, yet, democrats continue to wage war in america's most reliable source of energy. >> republicans might sit here and tell you renewable energy is a threat to our power grid. jeopardizes its security. simply untrue. you know what grid, fossil fuel climate change. >> brian: exactly. take my queues from her.

joining me is daniel turner. founder and executive director of power the future. how do we get here strange the grid to this point? what is doing it? >> well, since day one of the biden administration when he declared he was going to shut down fossil fuels, they have waged a war on shutting down coal plants, natural gas plants. you have billionaire green philanthropists like michael bloomberg who has pledged billions of dollars to shut down natural gas plants. take the reliable production of electricity off line and you promise these wind and solar projects which haven't been built. and even if they are built, they are expensive, they are intermiss tent they don't really produce electricity. what we are having a huge problem. you can't have all the electrification you want and not produce electricity. >> you know what is so interesting georgia especially is having some problems we know california has their problems. they say a lot has to do with a.i. and increased demands. now, if you want electric cars, you need more electricity. you need more grid power.

the grid power is going away from fossil fuels so the power is not effective. it's a perfect storm of idiocy. >> it really is. this administration is pushing everything to be electric. banning gas powered gas stoves. gas powered cars and leaf blowers. if you push everything to the electric grid, you will have more of a strain. yet the very fossil fuels that power electric grids they are also taking off line. so it really is a recipe for total disaster. and we just have to hope the next administration rye jeciouszs this when plump wins pause with otherwise the country is going to absolutely collapse from infrastructure. >> going to be too expensive to get a gas car. grid can't handle it. i have never seen such chaos and all self-inflicted. daniel turner, thanks. meanwhile, this blue cities crushed under the thumb of career criminals the details coming your way. ♪

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>> brian: multiple prior arrests, career criminals, sweetheart deals why is it when strategy strikes in democrat-run city we hear about the suspects having a lengthy rap sheet. take a look at new york city. you hear about guy. the suspect of the nypd officer, the the slaying of jonathan diller. he had 21 prior arrests. his body, the guy behind the driver's wheel was also arrested as prior attempted murder convictions, too. then there is the thug suspected of killing a man by shoving him in front of an oncoming subway train. his name is carlton mcpherson, arrested foir four times since september. this guy was smashed in the head with a bottle during a brutal attack caught on camera.

♪ >> the alleged attacker arrested 8 times before. twice for assault and skipped out on a couple of court dates. new york city cares more about the criminals than the victims. let her go, she is out and about. shock of all shocks. she was arrested again. five days later for stealing. now, there is a growing trend of women randomly getting punched while walking down the street. >> i was literally just walking and a man came up and punched me in the face so i just got punched in the face walking home i was literally like leaving gas. >> i got punched by some man on the sidewalk. he goes sorry and then punches me in the head. >> the man charged with punching her also has multiple arrests. a couple of them for doing the exact same thing. but, wait, it's worse. just this week two thugs were arrested for pistol whipping a mom and leaving her 5-year-old with a concussion during a terrifying home invasion. do you think they have prior

arrests? absolutely. one has 30, the other 17. if you think i'm cher were picking this, watch this. >> mike is the nypd transit chief. the big problem he says is repeat repeat offenders. all the time that have 50-plus arrests, 100 plus arrests. >> brian: you wonder why the police are frustrated? wake up, new york city. chicago, philadelphia, joining us right now is paul mauro, is he an attorney, of course, former nypd en inspector and fox news contributor. paul, you know all of this, why is it too their benefit to let criminals out. who is benefiting from this. >> this comes out of this sort of academic complex allied with the media. defund movement so trendy for a while. i think there are some buyer's remorse now. we are seeing it across the country. illinois has it in the safe-t act that it impacts chicago. california has the same thing. newsom liked to walk it back. we have it here in new york and

starting to see the results. you know what really is driving the pushback is social media. because people on social media, it's not curated, can't get in front of it like the media. kind of manage the message people as you saw with these tiktoks are getting out there and talking about what is actually happening. as much as we all have some issues with tiktok. the other social media sites same thing. people are speaking, you can feel the air of menace in the subways and in the streets. people are i can weighing up. >> and you also talked about, too, the person who sucker punched and caved that girl's face in and got out. here in new york city. manhattan, that actually happened in brooklyn. which is a different jurisdiction as far as district attorneys going. d.a. was that should have been a felony charge and that person should not have been. person right on the street they charged misdemeanor despite the fact that he broken jaw, knocked her teeth out, and permanent

numb damage. so you have a 74-year-old former cfo of the trump organization at rikers island. you have danny penny a hero on a subway train to everyone there. he is being tried but everyone else is out and about including the venezuelans that beat up those cops. >> you can see how skewed it is. like i said people are starting to wake up to it and so are powers that be. starting little by little to walk it back. so far i don't see the political courage that's necessary to actually make a change. and what does that mean? somebody like governor hochul has to shove it down the throat of the albany legislature because these things are state-based. new york city council is no better. they are throwing bureaucratic sand in the gears of the nypd, statewide, the laws that have been changed. the quote unquote criminal justice reform, bail reform, that's what is driving. this but i don't see anybody stepping up to change it and certainly not in an election

year. >> brian: take a look at what happened a teenager coming home after walking her dog, this is what happened. [screams] [shouting] >> brian: that was a mom jumping in to the end to help the girl. according to the "new york post," this man had sleeping pills, mel tone anymore anyone in his car parked outside of his apartment. he had a plan, she was able to wrestle her daughter away. your thoughts about seeing that on camera. >> well, first of all, thank god for her mother being there. >> brian: fearless. this could have been a lot worse. reminded of a seen happened down in chinatown similar circumstance didn't end as well. you know one of the other things that's going on here this time around as we see the crime spike and quality of life spike going down, it's televised.

this time the devolution. you can't hide it. they would love, to trust me, but they can't, and so people are seeing it and videos like that seeing is believing, people understand what we are getting into. >> i want to ask finally full circle. what happened at the funeral home confronted by police officers and the cops and the families. >> they ended up surrounding and supporting officer diller. if there and they confronted the politicians that allowed these laws to take place. are we at a breaking point now? feels that way. >> i never seen that before with the sergeant's union actually came out and said we don't want any of you have hear and yet, hochul how this kind of things works. she should have had advanced team and checked it all out. get out. she could have done a quiet thing. maybe on the side with the family. something that wouldn't be tell sided. no she didn't go that way. that tells me.

she. political arena. so she knew getting into. couldn't wait for them to close the casket. she had to get in what she wanted to get in. >> seems that way. >> brian: paul mauro, thanks so much. read the headlines. america is squatting crisis. this time if from texas that homeowner tells us about her horrific experience, next. ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad.

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>> i had a squatter in high house in texas while i was home taking care of my mom. today i finally got my eviction done. only to find that pretty much everything in the house had been stolen and that my house, well, i will show you some video of how awesome it looks. here is where i used to have a refrigerator. yeah. and then here's my kitchen, which is now apparently a junk room. >> brian: the nightmare story coming out of texas where a woman fought for month to get squatters out of her house. >> terry joins us now. terry that, video showed your house just a sliver of what happened. what else would i see if i was right by you right now? >> you would see a bunch of

needles, you would see crack pipes in my oven and in the bathroom. you would see little used drug packets on the floor dust residue of some kind. you would probably be bowled over by the smell because it smells like a dumpster in there. there is rotten food in all the rooms. >> they took your stuff and had a yard sale. they took all your money. yes they did. we were giving this to the police where after they got the eviction notice. they actually went on five mile and sold my dining room table, my entertainment center and then i couldn't figure out how they got rid of all my dishes and sisilverware. they did that in a yard sale. >> come back from texas and someone is squatting in your house and can't get them out. i thought texas was a no-go zone when it came toes this. to this.you guys have guns.

why would they try this? >> i think it's the police don't want to get involved in a civil matter. this person is saying no, i'm supposed to be here. i'm saying they don't. their thing is well the judge is going to have to determine that and then you get pushed offer to go to court. and when i went to court, the judge even said because this person didn't show up, well, i'm going to extend their appeal process because it's the holiday. and i don't want anybody to be homeless over christmas. and i mean you mean like other than me because i'm homeless over christmas. >> brian: how much money did you yoos lose? how much damage was done to your house? >> right now the estimates we are looking at are anywhere between 170 to $200,000. everything has -- >> brian: stunning. what's the message of somebody watching how do you avoid this happening to others? >> one cameras if you are going out of town inside and out to put up a no trespassing sign. and make sure you take pictures

with the date. three, do not call and try to go through the eviction process. you need to go somebody like the squatter squad or people who do this because once you file that report, they are viewed as a tenant legally and there is nothing else you can do. you want to make sure that you call someone else. >> brian: so cool. taking it so well and trying to help other people. what attribute to you. good job. happy easter i know it's going to be tough. >> yeah. i want to make sure that the texas politicians knows i have been calling and emailing them and we are going to get a law in texas to change this. if i have to drive to austin and bang on some doors. >> brian: you got it. i'm sure you will. all right. thank you. terri. now to a sneak peek to the rest of my interview with donald trump. >> people want justice in this country. they want law and order in this country. they have to have law and order in the country. they want to have strong borders. look at the taxes they want to double and triple and quadruple the taxes.

we defeated isis and we didn't have any wars and respected all over the world. we gave you the largest tax cuts in history. you are paying a lot less. gave you largest tax cuts larger than the ronald reagan tax cuts. >> brian: they evaporate in 2025. if you don't win they are gone. >> if i don't win that means your taxes are going to go up four fold. >> brian: all right. i also asked trump if he feels like is he running against three presidents instead of just president biden. you are going to hear his answer tomorrow night at 9:00 on my show one nation. you will love it. also have other great things in store. meanwhile the biden administration transitioning potatoes. we have the details. also a truck driver going viral for dropping a truth bomb about college debt. alex the trucking guy appears from the road with advice from you. ♪ ♪

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>> a rare moment of bipartisanship at capitol hill happened over potatoes. fox senior national correspondent heard about the story and said, please, can i do it? and i said, go ahead. >> thank you. rare indeed. believe it or not, right here in washington this week, 14 senators from both parties made the case in a letter to the usda and ahs that the potato is a vegetable and not a grain. thanks for asking. you may be asking yourself, why are they doing this?

the letter comes amid reports that the 2025 dietary guidelines advisory committee is considering changes to food groups including the interchangeability of starch vegetables and grains like potatoes. senators are worried that such a reclassification what impact school food programs and immediately confuse consumers and retailers and restaurant operators and the entire food supply. , quote, "the scientific justification behind the assertion that potatoes are not vegetables is not strong and there are documented nutritional benefits of potatoes, therefore we strongly impose any reclassification of potatoes to the grain category under the ddas." for those of you who don't know, de ga is short for dietary guidelines for americans, issued every five years. and frankly, the key here is they influence federal nutritional and food policy. i told you all that, but there

is this. a spokesperson for the usda says the committee is not considering changing the classification of potatoes, noting that the committee can't do that, its not within their purview. do you believe them or not? >> someone must believe them in washington, so they've made a big fuss. potatoes are veggies. so there's that. >> you have set the table for the easter debate for families across america. where they stand on this vital legislation. i love to see that department funded if they have extra time. thank you, kevin. have a great easter. one young man has figured a key to success in life, ended his truck driving. >> what keeps me going is that i see 30-year-old alex. right now i'm doing this to set that alex up. do this job for a few years, work really hard, save your money, so that will you can

retire early. and live the life that you really want and do the things that you really want to do. think long-term. >> joining us right now from the road is men in the video, alex the trucking guy. you say you dropped out of college for this. you didn't want a desk job. you wanted to experience life. why was trucking the answer? >> originally because i wanted to do van life. then one day, i was scrolling youtube and this youtuber that was also a truck driver, logging his life, and i just started watching video after video. something clicked in my brain. trucking is basically van life, except you get to do it on someone else's dime. this truck right here is not my truck.

my company owns this truck. if anything breaks, they pay for it. the fuel, they pay for it. i get to travel for free. >> and its something new every day and pays well. you said one of your goals with these tapes, you wanted to get through 5 percent on each video and make about 10,000 in sales. what about your goals? how are you doing? >> i have far surpassed the dreams i had. i never thought i would be this big. my life is -- i am truly blessed. >> you went home, you're afraid of getting your parents, your mother and grandmother sick. what do you say to people who think, trucking doesn't seem exciting enough? what should they know about what you do? >> i think this is honestly an amazing career.

there are very few jobs in the world where you get to take home a lot of it. i get a free place to live. even trucking school, cdl school, the company i was hired on by pay for that. i didn't have to pay for that extra $5000 that they covered. so you just set yourself up. if you do it right, you set yourself up for the future. >> they want to make these trucks, especially in california, electric. would that work? what are the problems with electric trucks? >> i think it's a possibility, but i also think we are long from it. as we saw with the electric cars in the winter, i'm concerned about how the weather affects these batteries and how long they will last per charge. >> it's got problems. i see these guys complaining about charging stations, the batteries are so big and take up

a lot of room. alex, good job. i love the way you analysed your life, took action, and found a great occupation. alex the trucking guy, look him up and click through those videos. thank you. have a great easter. i've been brian kennelly in for laura ingram. you can catch part two of my video with president donald jay trump. you will see it all at 9:00 on this very channel. also, catch me on the road on stage. talking about all my books that put this country and perspective. it's patriotic, it's motivational, inspirational. vip opportunities are available. that's it for the special edition of laura ingram. here's jesse watters. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> i would testify everyday if i was told to. >> i'm not going to sit there and wait in jail