another month. >> it wouldn't surprised me if she face plants. >> we are all first and foremost team u.s.a. >> ooof can you believe that's one week. florida rally during "jesse watters primetime" 8:00 p.m. eastern. monday on "special report," mark penn. join shannon bream on sunday. pete buttigieg, and wisconsin republican senator ron johnson. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. this night, all week, all different times, that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. we're going to hope for a weekend, complete weekend but we'll see. "the ingraham angle" is now ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.

the folks from butler pennsylvania are about to see their fighter return. ♪ trump says he is heading back to finish that rally. christopher wray sort of apologized to trump for these comments. >> there's some question about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel, you know, that hit his ear. >> laura: but is it too late? we're going to talk to the doctor who treated trump shortly after the shooting. and kamala doesn't have the star power, we all know that of michelle obama. they are working overtime to make her relatable. >> we are cooking but we have a very special guest, very special. senator kamala harris. >> hi, guys. >> laura: but, first, kamala chameleon. that's the focus of tonight's angle. so changing your hairstyle, your fashion sense, even your opinion on big issues, well, that's called being a human being. but, trying to change facts is

something quite different. and right now kamala harris' cadre of high paid consultants and fat cat donors are frantically trying to create an alternative reality. one where kamala harris is the candidate that america has been hungering for. worried about crime? don't. because kamala is on it. >> so let's just be clear about this. kamala harris was a prosecutor. she got elected in san francisco and fought crime. >> somebody who is -- she says smart on crime. you could argue tough on crime. >> kamala harris owns the message of being tough on crime. >> laura: oh, really? because i didn't know you could be tough on crime and antipolice. >> defund the police, the issue behind it is that we need to reimagine how we are creating safety. and when you have many cities that have 1/3 of their entire city budget focused on policing. we know that is not the smart way and the best way or the right way to achieve safety.

for too long the status quo thinking has been you get more safety by putting more scopes on the street. that's wrong. >> laura: kamala harris tries to blend in to whatever background she is. in during the 2020 riots when it was trendy to be anti-law enforcement she echoed whatever trite blather liberals were posting on social media. >> part of this movement and it's not just a moment, it's a movement, standing on the shoulders of the movement before, part of this has to be about changing of the system, rehauling the system, up ending the system. this whole movement is about rightly saying we need to take a look at these budgets and figure out whether it reflects the right priority. >> laura: it's funny how you don't hear harris talk about that movement much anymore. last time i checked various blm groups were being investigated for waste, fraud and abuse of the tens of millions of funds

that they raked. in and atlanta, kamala might not be aware of this one activist found guilty of funding lavish lifestyle with donor money. it wasn't just one chapter. following the murder of george floyd in 2020 supporters donated $90 billion to black lives matter. the nonprofit ended the last fiscal year with a $9 million deficit. but that's okay. those are just inconvenient facts that kamala harris and her liberal ilk prefer not to dwell on. we are not going to let them sweep them under the rug. by giving blm status. by giving them credibility. elected officials like kamala harris did enormous harm to law enforcement and also to our own public safety. kama cameleon tries to played tough gal now in june of 2020 she jumped on the criminal rapists and murderers as well. does this scene look like a

peaceful protest? [shouting] by the way the group is still taking in donations. thanks, kamala. even with her prosecutor past kamala was hard left on the issue long before the summer of love. any policies that put criminals back out on the street faster, she was for them. >> i have been a leader in the united states senate on what we need to do to get rid of the cash bail system in america. and i know the system from inside. it's not only about criminal justice but it's about economic justice. >> laura: economic justice? that's legal jargon for higher taxes. harris policies and antipolice sentiment she has helped fuel has led to dangerous police recruitment short falls as well. in the cities where people really need policing the most.

including in her hometown of san francisco. and the short fall seems to have even reached the ranks of the u.s. park police. the head of the fraternal order of police told us at the ingraham angle that the reason that so few arrests happened at the anti-israel protests on wednesday, was because they only had 29 officers assigned to monitor. tens of thousands in the nasty mob. so, of course, vandals, they had free reign. when we asked why they didn't arrest more people, we were told, quote: we physically couldn't, we were getting our asses handed to us. they were defacing government property with pro-hamas threats in broad daylight just, you know, what? couple hundred yards, 300 yards from the capitol? why did they do it so brazenly? because they knew there would be no consequences. that's why. by the weighed kamala harris' late to the game statement that was released long after the anti-american property damage was done? that was just political butt

covering, nothing more. lack, every story, the media is promoting about harris right now until election night is untrue. she is not a visionary leader. she is not a brilliant politician. she is not a tough former prosecutor. she is a left wing hack and no wonder bernie sanders said he is going to do everything he can to help her win because they agree on pretty much everything. now, by all means, if you want more crime, vote for kamala. but i think most americans think we have too much crime already. and while kama chameleon was a culture hit for the 80's. my guess is kamala chameleon will fall off the charts in 2024 political reporter for the daily mail and author of amateur hour kamala harris in the white house and sergeant betsy brantner smith retired police officer from the chicago area and spokeswoman for the national

police association. charlie, i want you to walk us through kamala harris' transformation into a defund the police activist. >> right, laura. when she first ran for district attorney of san francisco, she ran to the right of the current leftist person in office. and she accusing that district attorney of failing, you know, minority communities and women. and then when she took office, she immediately pitted and refused to prosecute a cop killer with a death penalty. a decision that even senator dianne feinstein criticized at the time. flash forward she then became the attorney general. and talked about her record as being the top cop. but then when she got into the senate, she started working again for criminal justice reform. and then also she moved even further to the left on issues of policing like you just ment mentioned. >> laura: well, i have got to

say when you try to track her views, it's pretty tough to kind of get them straight it seems she goes whichever way the wind goes, hard core leftist center of kamala harris. allies are trying to cover up her pro-crime record. politico reports aides and allies argue her past record shows she was a middle of the road prosecutor. she is very pragmatic said scott wiener a democratic state senator in california. she has strong core values but she is not an idealogue. now, sergeant smith, not an idealogue, does that describe the woman who was tweeting out support for that bail fund after the violent minnesota riots? that's pragmatic? >> laura, not so pragmatic. look, in june of 2020 she did a national radio interview where she said, look, we have got to defund the police and

demilitarize them and put all that money towards schools. she very famously commended eric garcetti, then the mayor of l.a. for taking $150 million out of the lapd budget. how did that work out for the lapd? now instead of graduating 200 recruits in each class, they graduate many -- maybe 30. they are bringing back retirees and daca recipients to be police officers. her policies are going to be dangerous, not just for the american law enforcement officer, but absolutely for our toughest hit cities in this nation. she wants to reimagine police. we need to support the police. >> laura: yeah, i think the 2020 riots left such a bad taste in the mouths of most americans, not everybody, but in most americans, because what started off as kind of this was wrong and what was done was horrible, you know with george floyd and

the image, turned into something much -- much worse and to people people's eyes which is the destruction of property and so many people lost their lives. that kamala harris and company don't want to talk about. so, charlie, this effort that they are putting out there to champion her as this paragon of freedom protecting safety, will it work? watch this. >> ours is a fight for freedom. in this moment across our nation, we witnessed a full-on attack on hard won, hard fought freedoms, extremists attack our freedom to live safe from gun violence. >> laura: charlie, if she wants to live free from violence, why does she not speak out in favor of policies that would actually encourage police recruitment? not demonize the police that are already on the beat? >> that's so true.

laura, and, look, kamala supporters, you know, rejected her in 2019 when she ran her failed presidential campaign because of her record of prosecuting truant children and parents and now, you know, trying to bring back that prosecutorial record, hoping that democrat voters will want them -- want a prosecutor to throw donald trump in jail. and it's very apparent what they are doing right now. they are trying to completely reboot her image and push her forward as the number one trump layer is. >> laura: sergeant smith, do you agree with this proposition that while people want -- people want people treated fairly by law enforcement, by the criminal justice system, there's no doubt about it. and i have no doubt about the fact that there have been problems, real problems in the way african-americans have been treated over time. but, at this point n. this point in our country's history, i think leaning into these issues as the way -- i don't think it's popular. i think people want safety. they want the illegals out.

and they want to crack down on these gangs and the cartels. that's what i'm getting. maybe i'm reading it wrong. i don't know. >> no. and, in fact, gallup polling tells us that people want more police officers in their neighborhood. our polling at the national police association tell us people are worried about us. they are worried about our safety. they are worried about our mental health. they don't want our police departments defunded. they want them refunded and they want more cops in their neighborhood. her policies, the policies someone like her talks about 80,000 police officers hurt in this country. assaulted. we had over 200 police officers shot already this year. 7, laura, in the last 48 hours. most police departments are short staffed. we just want to be able to do our jobs. do it safely, and keep the american public safe policies like hers are not going to help us do that.

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♪ [chanting] >> laura: butler pennsylvania get ready trump is coming back two weeks after being shot in the ear and nearly lost his life. trump wrote on truth social i will be going back to butler, pennsylvania for a big and beautiful rally honoring corey and brave patriots injured two weeks ago. what a day it will be fight, fight, fight. this is coming just days after "the washington post" reported that secret service is urging trump to move it all inside. all the rallies inside. joining me now paul mauro, fox news contributor. former nypd inspector. paul, we don't know yet when the rally would be. i would imagine it would be after the dnc because the crime is still a crime scene investigation. but could he in your estimation

continue to hold rallies outside after all obama held huge rallies and he held huge rallies. is this something that you think is good for the country and, frankly, good for us? by answer would be yes. questions we had after 9/11 horrific event effect the way we live our lives and our culture moves forward political a and otherwise. ultimately we default to the idea that no, we can't be constrained by events like this. we have to do what we have always done and, look, outdoor events can be secured. are they harder? sure. but let's remember how many outdoor events how many events donald trump has held. he had 80 to 100,000 beam in wildwood, new jersey, he went up to the bronx and held unprecedented event in an open field. can you do it. you just have to do it with the right kind of planning. you have to have the resources and the right people on the ground. yeah, can you do it. anybody who has been to the site

i was out there reporting for fox and that site was securable. forget the roof. that is an issue who was supposed to cover the roof. sure. that site is prescribed. there is a farm field where they have this farm affair. that's the fairgrounds that he was on. but then you have this adjacent industrial complex and that's the roof that crooks got up on to. >> laura: secure the roofs. >> the guy walks in with an ar-15. how could a kid walk in ar-15 anywhere near the president. it's judicial. >>securable.this was crooks' li. can you clearly see the stage where trump was speaking. can you also see trees on the left which kind of concealed him pretty perfectly from the counter snipers. so this is the line of sight for the first shirp team crooks could be completely hidden from view and then this is the perspective of the second sniper team, it's a bit further away

but less obstructed and this was the team that ended up killing crooks by the way paul, what does this all tell us? >> you know, the real rub here is the fact that the crooks got in front of two story building that two story building looks directly out onto the roof that he was on. there was a counter sniper team reportedly on that roof it's hard to envision how he was not spotted on to that roof. that really is where the investigation is going. where that counter sniper team was. that right now is the dispute that's going on amongst some of the local agencies who was supposed to be in that second floor location? but i have to speak up for the butler township police department. because they were just given traffic posts. they were outside the event. the event that there was a threat came over the radio. four of them peeled off. left their traffic post.

came running into the event. two of them went where the civilians were pointing. one gave the other one a boost up above the roof edge. that's the cop who put eyes on crooks. crooks rounded on him with the ar. according to the facts we have now. that guy dropped. the cop dropped. got on the radio. crooks was taken out of his comfort zone. that's why he had to rush the shot. some place embedded in this whole thing the locals hot service was leaking hard against, there is a local cop who stuck his head up above that roof and saved the day. >> laura: thank god he did, paul. thank god he did. i'm glad you went down there. paul, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> laura: with respect to former president trump, there's -- there is some question about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel that, you know that, hit his ear. >> laura: how and why is this still a question trump was actually shot? are these people kidding me? now, we all saw the video. we saw the photos. we heard the shots. we saw him go down.

we saw blood on his face. so, it seems -- regular people that there is an effort because they think it helps trump politically, i guess, to minimize the attempted killing of the former and possibly future president. joining me now texas congressman ronny jackson, former white house physician under trump and obama, congressman, i know you were there, just a few hours after the president was shot. he wanted you to be there to examine him. the fbi did dry to clean up wray's remarks saying, quote: what struck former president trump in the ear was a bullet whether whole or fragmented into smaller pieces fired from the deceased subject's rifle. this only came, i believe, after you called him out. you assessed the ear. so, set the record straight for us. is there any doubt in your mind that a bullet struck the president's ear? >> absolutely, positively not. laura. it was 100 percent a bullet.

the metro providers at the butler hospital stated the same. the discharge diagnosis when he was discharged from the hospital, i have reviewed the record. they documented as a gunshot wound to the right ear. i examined him just hours after it happened. it was typical of a gunshot wound. it was scooped out. it duke a piece of his -- top of his ear off. there was a lot of surrounding edema and swelling, which is very typical and a hallmark of a gunshot wound from a high powered rifle like that. there is absolutely no doubt that this was a bullet. the "new york times," i think, just came out with some stuff where they analyzed some stuff and they also said that looking at the trajectory where the bullet was fired from and where it ended up at that it was a straight shot that went right through the top of trump's ear. right ear. >> laura: they wanted medical records. congressman, they want his medical records. they hid biden's decline for years. >> yes. >> laura: all of them are complicit in the cover-up of biden. now, when we have literally a "new york times" photo where the

shot of the bullet in mid-air going -- they are like we want the medical records. are these people sick at this point? >> they are absolutely sick. laura, look, this is the establishment and i put the fbi director into that category. they are losing their minds right now because this man is an american icon. and there are people all over this country who did not intend to vote for president trump who saw him stand up in that rally with blood all over his head and stand up with defiance. they saw a leader and warrior and voting for trump. >> the left is freaking out about it right now. this was a politically motivated statement by the fbi director he should not be making statements like that. i'm glad they are walking that back. look, they don't need to give those medical records. i'm encouraging him not to. they will attack the providers at butler the same way they attacked me. if they are not saying what the left wants to hear. and president trump cares about protecting the privacy and the security of the good doctors and nurses that took care of him that night.

and so, the whole country saw firsthand in real time what happened. this is a done deal. >> ainsley: it's ludicrous. these people look so stupid. i'm sorry they just are stupid people. even cnn by the way knew going back to butler for another rally to finish the first rally is a good idea. watch this. >> it's a good move for him. i think it will be a very strong symbol down the line. >> i think as a message point, he certainly is free to go to western pennsylvania. that's a place he needs to win. it's pennsylvania, baby. he who wins pennsylvania or she may, probably will be the next president. >> laura: i'm glad jeff said is he free to go. he is clearly annoyed that trump is going back. honest assessment it's smart. it's good for the people of pennsylvania. are you happy about news? >> absolutely, 100 percent. this is a man that will not be stopped. this is his trademark. he does big rallies outside. he draws thousands and thousands of people to these big rallies.

the people want to see him. he wants to be out there with the people. he is not afraid. and i am so glad that he is doing this again. i hope to be there. >> all right. congressman, thank you very much. and democrats desperately trying to revamp kamala's image. so is she kind of obama 2.0 now? that's next. ♪ this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are

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friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express. >> laura: that phone call reminds me of another famous kamala moment. >> we did it. we did it, joe. you're going to be the next president of the united states. ha ha ha ha ha. >> laura: somehow she always got that camera crew on standby. it's interesting how that happens. here's the hard truth. if you try to turn kamala into obama 2.0. you are going to be sorely disappointed because she doesn't have the political skill or the charm. joining me now vivek ramaswamy, former republican presidential candidate. vivek, the obamas did the phone call, the obligatory phone call, the acting seemed un, you know, convincing to me but, you know, it is the razzle dazzle. will it help? >> >> look, i don't think it's going to help but, laura, here is the real reality for our side. kamala harris is not our risk. keep in mind, forgetting about

republican voters, democratic voters wanted her to come nowhere near the white house. she got zero delegates, she didn't even make it to the iowa caucus. i ran as a 37-year-old first time in politics, i have gotten more delegates for u.s. president than kamala harris h nonetheless, she is actually creating a risk for us in a different way. and that is that we get distracted by the shenanigans of the democrats and forget to deliver our own message of who we are and what we actually stand for. that's what i think is the big risk of kamala not that she is compelling this entire drama and poorly acted at times is a distraction for us. that's something that i have a concern about i think razzle dazzle distraction shiny october analogy. caravan, another one, thousands of people in it making its way to the southern border. and she is trying to run away from being border czar.

so that's the truth. and that's what the republicans have to keep focusing on. that's what j.d., that's what president trump, all that all the time. i would even almost ignore kamala harris and focus on what they have done to the country and how they are going to save the country. to me, that's the powerful narrative here. >> you nailed it because we are really not running against a candidate anyway. >> no we are running against a machine. we want to get in there and dismantle that machine and do it for the betterment of the american people. talk about our vision for the future. i don't think it's going to be particularly successful, laura, to go after these micropolitical attacks of kamala that she was protecting joe biden before she had a teenaged a coup on him or the fact that she was too tough as a prosecutor that lends implicit credibility to her otherwise ridiculous claim that she is a law and order candidate. these things aren't helping us. we have to offer our own vision for the future of why america first is the way not just for republicans but for the country. donald trump has done an outstanding job of that in the last several months.

i want to see that continue, rather than fall into a trap that i think has been laid for us. which is the media's artificial astro turf enthusiasm around kamala it's not going to work because they tried to do it even when she ran as a democrat in their primary in 2020. the only way it works is if it ultimately throws republicans off their pill to focus on micro attacks against kamala instead of offering our own vision for the future of united states of america. and that's what i'm calling on republicans to do. >> laura: how would you advise president trump, if you were advising him him on how to debate her. he is going to have to debate her. i don't think is he not going to debate her. how do you think he should do that? we only got 20 seconds. sorry about that. >> the reality is she has made identity politics a core part of her identity. that makes it difficult to attack her personally. she is irrelevant. she is part of a broader machine. offer how you are going to fix the border and grow the economy. that's how you get the job done. >> laura: vivek, you are the best. i love it. 20 seconds.

kamala's pop culture makeover. raymond arroyo has it all. friday fo follies, that's next. ♪

>> laura: oh, thank god it's friday that means it's time for friday follies and for that we

turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond, kamala is getting a pop culture mak makeover has anyoner seen anything like this. this is something hollywood should be proud of. >> this is more than a makeover. the cher of rebrands with the final result looks nothing like the original, okay in the "the washington post" is even trying to turn her blazers into a daring fashion choice. the post said she is subtly changed what she wears. harris has a new gloss of power and accomplish. polish. they say her clothes tell precisely the story the wearer wants to tell. i am powerful together, demanding. and an elections journalist dug up old cooking videos of kamala from her youtube channel praising her for one hand egg crack method. "new york times" leaning into cooking in a way no candidate has. i give you chef kamala child.

today we are cooking but have a very special guest, very special. senator kamala harris. >> hi, guys. >> you have a big reservation there as a chef. >> no. i'm just a home cook. you are -- cook at home. >> home cook is amazing. >> telling me about your cookbook because i do have in front of me. [laughter] i like laughter it's wonderful but a lot of laughter. >> important for feel realize what is happening. you open the show with kamala's policies which really should be the focus. but conservatives often miss, this laura, the reason joe biden is out of the race, it's not because of his policies. he is out because of the image projected. and so they are trying to remake kamala imagining she can stay in the race because of her image reverse of what happened to joe. this is important to note the narrative that's taking place

brand reshaping that we are seeing happen before our eyes. the harris campaign is also trying to sell her to various constituencies everything from drag queens to children i didn't realizes drag queen constituency was a challenge for kamala and i didn't know children could vote but what do i know? each day we are seeing our rights and freedoms under attack. >> how are you going to help stop climate change. >> by 2035 we will have electric school buss. >> love who they love openly and with pride. by 2045 we will have a clean economy. >> so as we fight back against these attacks, let's all remember no one is alone. >> there is a lot of great teachers, how do you try to get them paid more? >> they are not paid as much as they are worth. so please make sure your recognize is heard this november. >> i want to have a social worker in every public school. >> can i get an amen? >> amen. >> i don't like mean people.

>> i don't like donald trump. >> yeah, me either. [laughter] >> how did we go from truman, jfk, like, i mean, i don't know. i don't know. this is just a world i don't operate in. >> i hate the recruitment of children to be used in a political battle here. and we'll see, look, we will see if the pain of the american people is overwhelmed by this. it's their choice. i remember, they are right. go vote. >> i was going to say, raymond, i hope she doesn't start using you know how some ads, some products use talking babies the babies might say wait, you tried to -- you want fewer -- fewer of us. i mean, the talking babies wouldn't work. >> those talking babies aren't allowed to talk. laura, the most perplexing thing i have seen the brazen attempt by some in media to clean up harris' glaring liabilities. it would be as if the "the washington post" wrote a piece

claiming that donald trump's names for his opponent lyin' kamala sleepy joe, were actually terms of endearment that his generation uses to demonstrate affection. with that in mind, "the washington post" had the gull to write of harris' coken nut tree and venn diagram you have issues there is something surprisingly pure about all these episodes and this is what has made them great rather than groan inducing. >> what is groan induce something that writing. this reminds me, raymond of what they did with obama. he had raw political talent and is he actually really smart. so they had a lot to work with obama, right? trying to do the same thing as obama but she is not obama. she is not barack obama. i know he endorsed her but he knows that. >> but you can't -- look, but you can't try to rerace the

public memory of something. the fact is we have seen years of her talking in circles rhetorical, bizarre rabbit holes, no one can follow what she is saying. she uses the same word in one sentence five times. this is not normal. it's just not. >> laura: no. ray, the praised her for herself help style is that what they are calling it as detail oriented and precise, she has a stump speech style that embraces met for and new age vernacular not often heard in national politics. the meme accounts love to quote it led some to draw julia louise's portrayal of meyer. the frothy politician i don't know if they want to stick with that comparison. >> that last part of the story hard to disagree with. >> the past was once the future. the future is, i should say unknown. >> the selling cans of the passage of time. so when you think about it,

there is great significance to the passage of time. >> i detest jazz but this is impressive. >> laura, just so you know, that veep character. she also the president stepped aside. she ran, she lost. and the veep crater she's hopes people don't make the comparison to kamala harris because she would like ms. harris to win. >> ray, i love your hollywood look. raymond is out in l.a. you look the l.a. part. did you go out there and you are like kama chameleon. you go into like that no ty? tie?when does raymond not wear a tie? >> i was a trailblazer for wearing a blazer. >> laura: robin will not be writing but in the "the washington post." >> you never know. you never know. >> laura: all right, raymond, thanks so much. up next the 2024 ad wars. stay there. ♪ ♪

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the real guy. he his success record. i think when everybody in pennsylvania understands it. but it is a very effective ad because it's using your own words. and there you have the sitting senator saying, oh, you're going to really be impressed by her. but all those policies that he talks policies, he talks about are so counter to what the people of pennsylvania really want. rob, let's move to the new trump ad that he just released today. check it out by dynamics. that

is called biden nominees. and we are very proud of bidenomic. well, she they kind of want her to be a little bit distanced from bidenomics. the new york times did a piece the other day saying, well, she didn't really have a lot to do with the economic policies, but since it's the achilles heel heel for the democrats, does that approach make sense? rob well, what they're going to try to do is break the link between biden and harris. you saw today. they're trying to make a link between obama and harris. but as vice president, she owns the biden record. and so the trump campaign is working extra hard to make sure they remind all the voters that if you are unhappy with biden, kamala harris is more of the same. yeah well, here's kamala's first ad. it was just released, she joked. she chose to feature will herself. watch. there are some people who think we should be a country of chaos, of fear, of hate. but us, we choose

freedom. the freedom not just to get by but get ahead. the freedom to be safe from gun violence, the freedom to make decisions about your own body. jason. well, ignoring the content, is that framed? well? no. freedom. she's the one that wants to get rid of meat. she does. she's the one that wants to get rid of cops. she's the one that wants to get rid of the border. so he could be free of a border in a safe immigration plan. so go ahead and keep it up. but i don't think america will buy it. well, it's a little hard when she says we want people to get ahead. well, you had four years and people have less savings now than they had then. so like we want to do that. you had four years. that's the problem with having a record. all right. let's move on to the senate races. other senate races eric hovde is a republican running in wisconsi. this ad interesting watch. one of the most successful administrations in generations. we deserve better than leaders who bob along while america crumbles. it's time to retire

tammy baldwin, rob attacking one's opponent directly, right? going right at her with a bobblehead does that work? well, you want to define your opponent, especially if you're a challenger. you know he's coming from behind to take out a well-known incumbent. but wisconsin has a habit of changing out their senators when they get a little too far, a little too. washington. and tammy baldwin has been in washington very liberal, very out of step with the state. so i think this adds really a nice, kind of shows that she's kind of a sock puppet for her democratic leadership, democratic liberals in washington. hung cao is a gop senate candidate in virginia, so he decided to use the ad his new ad to focus on his own story instead of the other person. watch. we escaped from vietnam just days before saigon fell to the communists. america saved my life. we must refuse to be intimidated. we must be fearless. jason. he's not

mentioning his opponent. is that helpful? hurtful. if you're if you're, you know, trying to unseat an incumbent. i think he has such a compelling and strong story. if people just listen to what he did, what his family went through, especially in a place like virginia, which has such a strong tradition of military service and belief, i think that's the right play here, because his story is absolutely amazing. i encourage everybody to watch it in its totality and you'll be moved by it. rob and jason, the first installment of our 2020 ad wars. thanks so much that is it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. we had a special visitor in the studio tonight, and you want to see who it is? thank you for watching. remember, it's america now and forever. jesse watters, he takes it from here.