doo. >> jury selection begins in former president trump's first criminal trial. we'll bring you there. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m.en in the west coast. please join shannon bream on "fox news sunday," her guest national security communications adviser john kirby louisiana senator john kennedy and trump attorney will scamp. thanks for inviting us into the home tonight and all this week. that's it for "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. i, personally, looking forward to some "the ingraham angle" is coming up next. >> rachel: i'm rachel campos-duffy and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city. tonight,. >> we're a declining nation. we have tremendous inflation. the inflation is coming back at levels that nobody thought they really would have. and it's already at records.

so, inflation is back. and a lot of bad things are happening in our country. but that's the least of it. you've got russia could end up -- you could end up in a world war between russia, ukraine and all of the chaos. we have a president that doesn't know where he is. he can't speak. the whole world is collapsing. the world is on fire. they have no respect for our country anymore. >> rachel: he's not the only one who thinks that a new "wall street journal" poll, swing state voters show that they overwhelmingly feel that trump is the one who is best able to handle issues like the economy and the border crisis. and in pugh poll out today when it comes to the cost of living 58% think that biden hurt them and that includes 34% of democrats. 57% of independence. so, what's a guy to do? he won't change his failing policies. instead he will try to buy your vote by paying off billions more

in student loan debt. how much more? just $7.4 billion. and the white house is trying to spin this as a huge financial win for americans. >> look, the president was in madison, wisconsin yesterday. he talked about student loans. he talked about ways to give americans a little bit more breathing room, making sure that they can go after their dreams, right? making sure that borrows who have been really crunched by student loans has an opportunity to get out from that. and that's something that republican could say be helpful with, but, instead they get in the way and block what the president is doing. >> rachel: joining us now is charlie hurt, "washington times" opinion editor and a fox news contributor and will cain, my co-host on "fox & friends weekend." so, charlie, i'll start with you. you know, usually, when this kind of stuff happens, you see them move -- you see the presidential candidate move to the middle. these what i think james carville wants them to do. ron klain seems to be telling

them to do it. he doesn't want to do this. what's going to happen here? >> i think quite frankly, rachel, is he incapable of moving to the middle because he has laid down all of these crazy left-wing markers and to think about, you know, all the wings he has gone so far left, so much farther than anything barack obama ever tried to do in terms of really sort of fringe whacko objectives that pleases only, you know, the far left extreme of his party. and at the expense of, obviously, normal people in the republican party as well as independents. and but -- you know, he has painted himself into a corner at this point. and his only, you know, i don't think he can get out of it, quite frankly. >> rachel: it doesn't seem like a winning strategy. the other strategy he has i'm not going to change my policy. i'm going to tell you the economy-know you think the economy is bad. the economy is really great. you're just, you know, you're

just not feeling it but it's great. >> will: i wouldn't dismiss this idea from president biden to dismiss student loan debt. i don't know ideological move on the biden administration. i don't know if that's a rush to the left. i think that's ugly, practical politics. i think we can all sit here and point out ugly that it is that welders have to pay for the college debt of 26-year-olds. but, it's not so much ideological as it is just shear ugly politics of buying votes. this is the type of thing have you seen in mexico where they hand out groceries in the line as you make your way to the blot ballot box. this is paying off people to vote for joe biden. i'm afraid to a point of not dismissing it. i'm afraid that can be effective. >> rachel: first of all, i think you are right. it does sound like buying votes. you are paying off the poor people in this case taking money from the poor, the works class and paying off rich, privileged,

you know, professional class kids. that's one aspect of it that doesn't work. but, charlie, could this have the opposite effect? could you end up for the votes you would gain as will said for the ugly, shear, you know, get those young kids back in, could you end up losing more votes of people who are just disgusted and repelled as you are looking at $34 trillion in debt. >> it can be effective and proven effective in terms of buying votes whether it's through obamacare or whatever it is that they're trying to do. this just happens to be in direct violation of the supreme court, a violation of the constitution. and they're full steam ahead. it's incumbent upon republicans to make the cases of just how disgusting this is. and as will points out, just how unfair it is that you're forcing a welder, you are forcing american citizens who maybe were

not even able to afford the college tuition for their own children, you are forcing those people to suddenly have to pay the tuition of children that they are not even their children. and the fundamental unfairness of it, i think, does backfire but republicans and donald trump has to make that case and has to be so scaldingly clear that people are enraged as enraged as they should be about it. >> late night talk show and she said something to the effect of well, you know, this will be great for them because then they can go on vacation. i was like she just gave it a away. >> will: i think your and my roles are often i play the role of the optimist and you plate role of the pessimist on saturday and mornings. i don't want to steal your role nor be a pessimist.

so many swing states seem to be seeming to mock to be moving in the direction of president trump. the betting moved the other way and favorable direction toward biden. i think what that reflects is a lot of different things. it reflects, perhaps, some state abortion laws that help democrats. it could, in this respect, with young people, say thank you for paying off my college loans. but, what i think we're going to have a schizophrenic next four or five months where the public goes back and forth. what that means democrats will lean in on every single thing from abortion to threat to democracy keep this thing swinging back and forth between biden and trump. >> rachel: and there will be a surprise for sure. thank you, will and charlie. great stuff. all right. well, the fact that biden knows he is in trouble with minority voters. and so it should come as no surprise that we saw biden talking to and today he stopped by al sharpton's national action network. watch. >> together we have kept our

promises to make some of the most significant investments in the black american community, ever. >> rachel: despite the fact that latinos and black americans are major voting blocks for the left. biden still can't get the same reaction that trump does. take this viral moment from trump's visit to an atlanta chick-fil-a this week. >> i don't care what the media tells you, mr. trump. >> we support you. >> we love you. >> okay. 4:00 p.m. >> come here, let me give you a hug. >> please do. [cheers] >> rachel: joining me now is the woman from that interaction, mckay la montgomery, founder of conserve the culture. makayla what do you want your photo taken with donald trump that day? >> well, above all else, he was our president. the leader of the free world. so i don't know who as a person who respects our offices wouldn't take the opportunity to take a picture with the president. so, of course i'm going to want my picture. but, i supported donald trump

last election. and i definitely feel like i will probably be supporting him again this election. so, with that being said, yes, i want my picture with the president. >> so, makayla, you are part of an organization called conservative culture. i don't know what that is exactly. maybe you want to tell us. >> conservative the culture. >> conservative the culture. >> i don't know if that means you are conservative or not. i'm curious what your circle of family. where are they at with donald trump, especially compared to where they were in the last election. >> well, i come from a generationally democratic family. so my parents are actually not trump supporters but they don't not support me because i support him that is something i can be grateful for in my family our

young there she got negative blow back. what happened. >> so, unfortunately the young enjoyed her taking picture with the president. faced severe cases of bullying ever since then. she is being ostracized from her community. people are claiming that she made a mockery of her institution. and, you know, how dare she take a picture with a man like trump. and it's just -- it really speaks to hbcu go and free without feeling a certain way to be accepted by their colleague. because that, unfortunately, is how we feel when we are in nonblack face spaces and we feeled need to code switch. going to hvcu go and express yourself freely. social commentary or political identity. it's really really sad to see

how when some people who are studying policy decide to exercise their first amendment right and express themselves and their individuality they can be ostracized or demonized for something like that. she didn't even come out as a trump supporter. she was just somebody there trying to obtain more information. just trying to see what candidates had to offer. because, clearly, the last candidate only said if you don't vote for me then you ain't black without delivering any tangibles. so now the action item for us as voters would be to go to each candidate and ask them well what tangibles are you planning to deliver if we put you in office? and donald trump took a second to speak to each and every student and asked them what matters to you? how can i earn your vote? we need to see more of that in our community. >> rachel: interesting to ask you and her and everyone else what kind of tangibles the biden administration has delivered over the last four years, it sounds to me from what i'm hearing from minority communities is that they are not impressed.

mikaela, thank you for joining us, you are a free thinker and that's a wonderful thing. ♪. all right. the world is on high alert and the u.s. is monitoring some credible threats of an imminent iranian attack on israel. joining me now with all the details is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. jacqui, tell us the latest. >> jacqui: hey, rachel. good evening to you. the president didn't initially explain what he is going to do what the u.s. will do if iran follows through with an expected imminent attack on israel. he just said his message to iran is don't. so we asked or else what? initially, he didn't respond but he turned around to give an answer. watch. >> don't. >> are americans -- >> -- we are devoted to the defense of israel. we will support israel. we will help defend israel. and iran will not succeed. thank you very much. jacqui jacqui rockie mountain reportedly issued the biden administration of its own if u.s. gets involved american

forces in the region will be attacked. it's not clear if defensive acts like intercepting iranian missiles would trigger that but biden's critics say america is already involved because of inaction and what biden does now matters a lot. >> we have lost deterrence. right in the iranians have already attacked israel once on october 7th through their proxy hamas. they are continue to fire on american interest in the region, now over 100 times since octobe. >> it's not a good time to go wowobbly if you are the presidet of the united states. this someone of those times when leadership really matters and message discipline matters. >> jacqui: iran reportedly told arab allies it holds the u.s. responsible for israeli strike that killed general in syria. israel has not taken responsibility for it and the u.s. says it was not involved. the pentagon is now moving more assets into the middle east region to bolster deterrence and the centcom commander is in israel to coordinate. the pentagon also is asking israel for a heads up before they take any action in response. apparently upset at the pentagon

top brass that they didn't get a heads up before this damascus strike that put u.s. forces at risk in the region its way to rehoboth tonight, the president said he is always worried about americans when he was asked if he is afraid that they are going to be killed. rachel? >> rachel: thank you, jacqui, appreciate it. well, trump just issued a major challenge to joe biden over the border. we'll explain, next. ♪ when barbara switched to turbotax... i broke four generations of family tradition... ma, i want to make perfume!

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>> rachel: nothing says strong on the border like the biden administration. >> i think -- here's what i can say. we evaluate all options. right? we evaluate all options as it relates to executive actions. we believe, the president believes it's important to evaluate those options. we haven't made a decision as it relates to what we are looking at. we are always looking at options. i just don't have anything. we always going to evaluate our options. we are always going to evaluate other options as it relates to an executive action. we are going to evaluate all our options as we have been saying but we have to continue to be really clear here. republicans need to act. they need to move forward. >> rachel: well, with an answer like that it's no wonder we are in the situation that we are in. i guess they are evaluating options while illegals continue to pour in.

maybe k.j.p. has a bad memory because the migration policy institute says biden took 296 executive actions on immigration in just his first year. trump only had 86. and many of biden's executive actions focused on reversing or starting to undo trump policies. joining me now is sean duffy, fox news contributor and co-host of fox business' the bottom line. sean, i want to get your thoughts on her but, let me just first go to this because donald trump just addressed the border a little bit ago. listen. >> biden should do it immediately. he should close the border immediately. he needs no legislation. he doesn't need this gentleman. he doesn't need anybody. can he do it. i did it without any legislation. i had the best border we have had, ever. recorded history. he can close it immediately. >> rachel: yeah, she keeps saying options. donald trump laid out the blueprint on what to do. >> so if joe biden opened the border with executive action.

can he close the same border with three and a half years. and they are talking about evaluating their options. their term is almost up. they should have taken action a year ago. two years ago or three years ago. and the problem is if you love america, why we open the border and let an 800 percent increase of chinese nationals come into the country? known terrorists, unknown terrorists coming into the country. drug dealers, human traffickers. they are all flooding in. we don't know who they are. and let's be really honest, joe biden has a lot of leftist in his administration that are pushing him to keep the border open. but joe sees the politics of this. he sees the polling and most americans, liberals and conservatives have a concern about the border. so, he is thinking about taking action, but he isn't only because he has got these lefties pushing him to keep it open. it doesn't make any sense. >> rachel: and he does it on univision which shows hispanics don't like what he is doing and trying to signal to them i might

do something just wait, just hold on. stay with me. >> really good point. he thought that if i open the border and let all these hispanics in. those hispanics that were here would love it. he soon realized they actually hate it because they are americans and it's bad for the american people. >> rachel: can i play you this clip from joe scarborough? because here's what he thinks. >> workers. hardware store on main street, you need more workers. if you are an entrepreneur you need more workers. you need immigrants. we are fueled, our economy is fueled by immigrants up and down the employment chain. >> rachel: sean, i actually respect joe scarborough for saying. they is telling the truth. for a lot of them. one of the main reasons is cheap labor. the democrat party has declared war on working people on their wages. and they are bringing in cheap labor. he is admitting it? >> listen, is does joe

scarborough really care about small businesses across the country? they do not. look at the rules, the regulations and taxes that they burden these small businesses with. of course they don't care about the small businesses. the reason we don't have workers in america because joe biden and democrats keep paying the american people to stay home, to not work. there are so many freebies, so many give aways that people don't have to go to work. if you take those away, people will have to get back into the workforce. so, again, this is a democrat created problem. and now with the democrat created solution to open up our borders and is this about voting? is this about bringing in more voters? >> rachel: i think it's worth examining that. >> congressional district getting more illegals into democrat congressional states and districts to get bigger numbers for apportionment that help democrats out. i don't know. >> a lot of people have left those blue states to red states. you have got to fill them up somehow in bringing those illegals over there great stuff, sean. thank you. see you a little later. all right, liberal city insanity. a mom gets ticketed for her

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>> rachel: why does new york city keep putting violent offenders back on the streets? a group of venezuelan illegals are finally in ice custody after allegedly attacking nypd officers at target but not before they were freed without bail for the assault. and then there's the gang member who has been arrested nine times this year alone for burglary and on weapon and drug charges. cash bail of $20,000. but it took far too long. with a lengthy rap sheet podcaster with nunchucks in broad daylight. the post says he, too, was cut

loose with no bail. reportedly by the same judge: who freed a woman suspected of subway chilliest in the head with a bottle. she lost some feet and has suffered permanent nerve damage. judy was arrested and charged for the assault. the 33-year-old pled not guilty and he was released without bail. >> rachel: joining me now is attorney paul mauro and fox news contributor. these are doing the same thing. there is no consequences. i feel terrible for the victim they told the voters they were going to do this when alvin bragg had it on his website. >> chosen its own decline. >> rachel: thank you. >> we have chosen our obsolescence.

look at the culprits here. the prosecutors are bad enough. but you have to start with the legislatures. stuff that gets done out of the way. we don't really see. it's not very sexy. it's votes in the legislature. but, the boekham legislature, the state legislature is where all of this stuff was born. rachel, we are up 40% in crime in new york city over the last five years. all right? and, yet, they are touristing these incremental crime drops that we have so far going on this year and not even in every major category. since the criminal justice reforms were up about a third in the seven majors you see stuff like this. that's is why it's such an issue because we have video. you have social media. you can't hide this stuff. people feel it on the street and they know. >> speaking of that bethenny frankel a reality tv star. she was one of the people that was punched in the feyes. she saw other women on tiktok happtalking about it.

it happened to me, too. this is what she is telling her daughter. listen. >> new york is in a way death. shell of itself. you don't want to scare your kids and freak them out. what do i do? scare my kid, freak her out. i'm choosing fear. >> my alternative is paying. i can't disagree with her. >> that's a mother, right? >> everyone feels that way. a wonderful lesson to be telling our young kids. you want to come here? not just new york. our cities are the nation's crown jewels. immigrant aspiration. and they are still the place where 80% of the american population either lives in or nearby. and it's where people bounce off of each other and come up with new ideas, et cetera, et cetera. >> rachel: people who are afford

to live. there is a lot of working class people stuck here or have family here and can't get out of the situation hopefully things will change. >> this they keep voting for it. we had a chance to put in lee zeldin. now all the people who voted for hochul are complaining. >> rachel: not good. paul, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a 68-year-old woman walking up the steps to her church in new york city this weekend, 8:15 in the morning, when a thug, dressed all in black, ran up ahead of her and then threw her down the stairs. the woman hit her head, fracturing her skull. now, as she lay motionless, nearly motionless on the ground. this demon rifled through her bag and her pocket stealing her phone, her purse with 300 bucks inside. >> my aunt was strong enough that she actually did get back up and she attempted to walk towards her car. when she got to the car, it seems like the suspect was up the block watching her. he then stole the car and she had walked home where her

daughter called 911. >> rachel: just unbelievable. we have an update on that story that laura brought you earlier this week. a 16-year-old male has been arrested has been arrested attacking that 68-year-old woman as she was going to sunday mass. unbelievable. he has been charged with first degree assault, robbery and grabbed larceny not enough in my opinion. turns out he is connected to another robbery from just three days before the attack. >> the queen's d.a. says he followed a woman from a bank, demanded all of her money and then stole her car. we spoke to the attack victim's nephew who told us she is still in the icu recovering but was able to recognize her family. she is starting to get some movement back and we are all, of course, praying for her recovery. wow. so, while criminals are able to roam freely around new york city, getting attacked even going to mass, they are crashing down on some things.

like young children having bathroom emergencies. magico was enjoying a day out on the park with her 4-year-old son when he told her that he needed to go to the bathroom urgently. they ran, what she thought was to the nearest bathroom, but it was closed for public use with no other option did what any desperate mom would do. i would do this. she blocked him from public view and let him go to the bathroom. and that's when she says things got insane. thank you for joining us today. tell us what happened after that. >> yeah. so, my son, after he voiced to me that he really needed to go and he was about to go in his pants, we hid behind the abandoned toilet building which ended up that's what it was and all of a sudden, five, six officers just swarmed right behind me and demanded us to stop, pull over. and aggressively just told us

this is not allowed. this gebs the law. i'm writing you ticket. didn't give us an alternative or where we could have gone to the toilet. at that point i had to argue and say what do you do when a toilet is out of order and a child needs to go. >> rachel: it's a park. no toilet at the park. >> obviously they didn't have any answers to that, which was appalling. and, yeah, they told me i can go to "the view" restaurant which is a restaurant. there is a policy that guests only customers can usually go to any restaurant is what i was thinking. but, that was their answer. and apparently there is a bathroom but there are no signs and no arrows, nothing. so how is anyone to know? >> rachel: i walk around this city every so often it smells like pot and urine everywhere. i'm wondering why they are cracking down on a 4-year-old and not all the drug addicts and homeless people that are clearly doing a lot worse things. >> yeah. no. absolutely. that's what i told them to. there are adults doing it right in the river in front of all of

these people and yet those people are invisible to them. cracking counsel on everyday normal people doing pettiest little things finding everybody left and right at battery park. >> you just saw our segment just before about all the crime we are seeing in new york with pal what does this tell you about the livability. how things have declined over the last five years? >> yeah, no. i would say with just even have a 4-year-old child in the past four years, crime has definitely been more apparent, subway stations, trains, just any public space has been a lot harder and way more assaults is happening just apparently to every family and child. it's very, very visible. and these basic needs are just diminishing and becoming disgusting. bathrooms are not useful even if they are open. it's a big problem. >> rachel: six cops on a 4-year-old who has to do a bathroom break because the bathrooms don't exist at the park or broken down at the park, what a terrible lack of priorities.

on your situation -- this is from the public recreation they said on your statement the department of parks and recreation we want every new yorker to be able to enjoy our parks. and feel comfortable in them. public urination in parks is prohibited and we ask everyone to use the designated facilities provided. michiko we also spoke to them on the phone and they told us they were working on upgrading signage on the bathroom. what's your reaction to that. >> it was kind of hilarious we went back down there today with another report and saw that they had reinstated a new sign on that bathroom door. which they did exactly what i told them to do which was put some alternate signs for bathrooms and arrows and had to teach them like teachers and they actually posted these signs. but, you know, you can't give us a ticket or ticket someone else when you don't have any kind of direction or signs on bathrooms. >> rachel: how about not ticketing moms trying to deal with an emergency with a 4-year-old and go after real criminals.

michiko thank you so much. >> thank you. >> rachel: you got it. you are a great mom. trump said he is absolutely going to testify in his hush money trial. the details on that, just ahead. ♪

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>> trump making some major news today ahead of hush money trial starts on monday. for all the details we turn to fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke. kevin? >> hey, rachel, good to be with you my friend. former president trump becoming the first former president to stand trial in a criminal case beginning next week. now he will also do so against the back drop of, of course, his ongoing presidential campaign in which he is already the presumptive republican nominee. now, in case you are wondering, so what's this thing about you possibly testifying in your own defense? well, he said this to reporters today. >> do you plan to testify in your trial in new york. >> yeah. i will testify, absolutely. it's a scam. it's a scam. that's not a trial. >> oh it's a scam. it's not a trial. now, jury selection begins on monday in the big apple. and the trial is expected to last, you know, six to eight weeks. but, that may be a bit optimistic because keep this in mind while jury selection is expected to last about a week or

two, prosecutors for the -- the prosecutors and the lawyers for the former president are going to try to whittle down a pool of potentially hundreds of people to just 12 jurors and six alternates. what's more, each juror, rachel, will have to answer 42 questions designed, of course, to discern whether or not they can be impartial about the former president. a tall order in new york city. >> rachel: certainly is. all right. kevin. thank you so much. >> you bet. >> rachel: joining me now mike davis former gain of function research law clerk and founder of the article iii clerk. sole wisenburg fox news contributor. sol, the trial is happening in new york city can trump get a fair trial in new york. >> i think it will be very hard

for him to do so. i think the motion to change venues should have been granted. but, on the other hand, it's so obviously a political prosecution that who knows if anybody can get an acquittal in such unfair circumstances. former president trump may well be able to. >> rachel: wow. all right. mike, let's go through some of these questions that kevin corke talked about, the jury is going to have to answer these questionnaires. so, here are some of them. do you currently follow donald trump on any social media sites? have you done so in the past? do you have any strong opinions about whether a former president may be criminally charged in state court? do you have any feelings or opinions about how mr. trump is being treated in this case? mike, it also asks people to explain where they get their news from. whether a do you make of all these questions? are they good? >> well, this is part of a very biased process by this democrat manhattan judge juan merchan.

he donated to president biden's campaign against trump in 2020. he donated to another anti-trump group. his adult daughter lauren merchan is a leading democratic consultant for biden and many other democrats and making money off of this criminal trial that over which her father is presiding. notice how this questionnaire does not ask these potential jurors whether they are associated with the biden campaign. they only ask if they're anti-trump. they don't ask whether they are associated with biden or his causes. >> rachel: that certainly is not fair to say the least. sol, here's what trump said earlier today about jury selection. watch this. >> jury selection is largely luck. it depends how get. it's very unfair that i'm having a trial there. it's very unfair that we have this judge who hates trump and has tremendous conflict as you know. tremendous conflict. nobody can believe that this judge isn't recusing himself. the conflict is at a level that nobody has ever seen before.

so i have that and i have venue. we have all these things that we have asked for. they don't give us anything. it's a witch-hunt. all i can do is tell the truth. the truth is they have no case. they have no case. >> rachel: sol, it is shameful that this judge has not recused himself. it's just making a mockery of our system. what do you make of what donald trump just said? >> i want to go back to something that he -- he covered a lot of topics. i want to go back to something mike said that's very important. he talked about the jury questionnaire. now, there are some questions on there that are standard. but they asked 8 very specific questions. and on the surface it looks like well, the judge is being even handed here because they ask four questions having to do with things like have you ever been to a trump rally? you know, have you ever -- are you part of a trump -- are you on a listserver or email for pro-trump? and then they ask four questions are you anti-trump?

but, are you part of an anti trump group? did you go to an anti trump rally? but mike makes the very important point, a juror, potential juror who really doesn't like donald trump and wants to get on that jury because he or she is hostile to donald trump, can always say well, no, i'm not part -- i'm not part of an anti trump organization. i'm going to answer that no. but, how many organizations have anti-trump in their title? what you want to ask is are you on president biden's listserv or on the listserv of alvin bragg or somebody like that. if it looks at first like it's even handed but it can be manipulated by a juror potential juror who wants to get on that jury and the judge should ask much more questions. he should get into much more detail. here's another thing. are you a member of -- and they

list five different groups. five or six groups. well, they are considered to be, by many people, right wing edges extremist groups. the proud boys, the 3 percenters, the bug go go boys is one of them. they only have one left wing extremist group in there antifa. there is yet another problem about this. by listing these five super extremist right-wing groups, they are sending an implicit message that president trump is affiliated with these groups. so, some of these people -- some of these prosecutors and judges even if they are trying to be legitimately fair minded they are so biased themselves they can't even be that way. i don't think this -- the jury questionnaire is even handed. >> rachel: all good points. mike, and sol, thanks so much. next, life in biden's america

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>> life in bidens america is becoming more radical and crazy by the day period who better to discuss the details then... our first story is 1 you exclusively exposed members of a regional women's country line dance team say they were kicked out of a dance convention because organizers claimed that their american flag attire made attendees feel triggered and unsafe pair here's a part of the interview with the team's cocaptain p. or. >> my team doesn't take a

political stance so we came to dance. we are a patriotic group, we support our military, veterans, first responders. we are a group of patriots. >> liberals are now triggered by their own flag. what's going on here? >> what doesn't trigger them at this point? at some point we have to just step back and say this is a new problem. if you are offended at american flag imagery at a country line dance competition that's going to be on you. you should probably stay away completely. this is our flag. if you don't like what it stands for either keep it to yourself or just don't leave the house p. or none of us are willing to just put aside any of our patriotism because it might trigger you. >> they look like such nice ladies. they don't make me feel unsafe at all. let's move to this p. or cut up pro palestine berkeley law student, she doesn't understand the law. she confronted her own dean at a graduation dinner that he

invited her to at his house. watch this. [ inaudible ] >> which is more brightening jason? this protest or the fact that the student... this is her professor's house. >> here is what scary. she's going to be a lawyer. this is someone who is going to become a lawyer and she's going to get in front of a judge who probably also went to the school and decide on really important cases. this is just so annoying. god bless that professor. i can't say it but she probably could she's very punishable and at some point that's what's

going to end up happening. i don't wanted to get to violence but at some point you are going to show up to people's houses and pulsed up like that it will come with consequences. >> aoc has degree in economics and she... up next the relentless radical left is now work shopping a new word. it is a gender-neutral way to describe or refer to people with latino origin's and it's surging. where is it surging? on university campuses. museums and among the media of course. catch all have come under scrutiny for blurring important nuances... how insulting is it that you have these academics and activists saying they need to rewrite your language. >> there's no way that even

people are doing this. i think they made the story up. it's a word that insufferable white progressives use because they think it's going to land them their first latino friend. they are trying to impress latinos, all they are doing is pushing them away and the democrats own this which explains why polling shows that latinos are heading to republicans. >> thank you so much. that's it for tonight. make sure you check out my podcast from the kitchen table. this week we had an interview with... also don't forget to tune in tomorrow. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: america is full of racial slurs... to the hustlers in congress trading stoc.