♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a spe"special report" salute. look at this video. a heroic rescue of a woman trapped in a burning building captured by a las vegas policeman bought a camera. a massive blaze coming from the building, a woman stuck on the balcony, quick thinking officer uses a dumpster to climb up to the balcony where he and the other officers brought the woman down to safety. three officers involved in the rescue. they were honored at a ceremony wednesday. nice job, guys. salute to you. tomorrow on "special report," the secret service updates about the attempted assassination of former president trump. if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. east, 3:00 p.m. the west. that's it r for us. here is laura. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle"

from washington tonight. boxed into a corner. at the focus of tonight angle that's the focus of tonight angle. as everyone is hyperventilating over donald trump's hit on kamala for dining out on her racial identity, it's worth remember ring bring a few things. first, trump needn't even raise the issue of harris getting her job because of dei, because joe biden himself already admitted it. listen closely. >> the values of diversity, equality, inclusion, i literally -- and that's not kidding -- the core strengths of america. that's why i am proud to have the most diverse it administration and history. it taps into the full talents of our country. it starts at the top with the vice president. >> laura: "it starts at the top," and from the start, trump asked the right question. >> how do you define dei? go ahead. >> diversity, equity, and inclusion. >> go ahead. is that your definition cannot give me a definition.

would you give me a definition? give me definition. >> server, and ask he was very direct question. >> define it for me. >> laura: of course she couldn't define it, but the fall on might've been something like, "nice try, rachel." while the word sound so nice and welcoming, the results are best described as discriminatory, extreme, and insulting. yeah, that's dei. and this sums up the biden-harris administration's fixation with it, because it gives them the veneer of being champions of minorities and women, and harris knows how to lay it on really sick. at her sorority event last night -- >> please, have a seat. [laughs] if you have a seat, please have a seat. thank you all. and to all the members of sigma gamma rho sorority, incorporated!

[cheers and applause] >> laura: that's really funny. and in june, during a white house event. >> there must be outrage that prompts action. so let us rededicate ourselves to build the future where women and girls and all people can live free from violence, abuse, and fear. >> laura: of course everyone agrees with that. we want our girls and women to be safe. but those are just words, because the truth is, if the dei agenda conflicts with the safety and privacy of girls and women, then the dei agenda always wins, always. now, this isn't just insulting, it's dangerous. enter the trends lobby, supported and encouraged by kamala harris even before she became vp. in california she was instrumental in getting taxpayer-funded sex change surgery covered for prison inmates. >> when i was attorney general, i learned that the california

department of corrections, which was a client of mine, that they were standing in the way of surgery. >> for prisoners? >> for prisoners. i made sure they changed the policy in the state of california, so that every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care that they desired and need. >> laura: so men in women's prisons. that's safe. this is insanity. but these are the logical results of the dei crusade. it is the inclusion part of dei, and it played out at the olympics in paris yesterday when an athlete from algeria was allowed to compete against a female boxer. they had been disqualified after a test apparently showed an xy chromosome but claims to have always been a female.

while the ioc undoubtedly, under huge pressure from the dei lobby allowed khalif to compete. smashed square in the job with a fierce blow, turned her back to her opponent, and signaled that she couldn't go on. she said, "i'm heartbroken," telling reporters afterward. "i went to the ring to honor my father. i was told a lot of times that i was a warrior but i preferred to stop for my health. i have never felt a punch like this." now, whatever the biological truth is here, this is the world that kamala harris want our girls to have to compete in, where women and girls who train for their entire lives for a chance for victory are never sure if the playing field -- or in this case, the ring -- is biologically even. ironically, today is the day the new biden-harris title ix rule

goes into effect, and that allows biological males into girls bathrooms. yeah, we don't need to guess about this. we know this is how kamala harris will fight for girls if she is elected president, by forcing boys and men into girls and women spaces. what could possibly go wrong here? these people are demonic. to the extent harris thinks for herself at all, and i'm not sure she does, she's an extremist, which is why her instinct will always be to kowtow to the dei/lgbtq i plus lobby. for a moment, it looks like the white house might come to its senses earlier this spring and bban the surgeries for children, but no. in june we learned that the ultimate biden-harris dei heier, dr. rachel levine, would lobby an international body of

physicians to remove age minimums for surgery for children. these were leaked emails that came out in litigation. this biden-harris worldview is even more progressive in several countries in europe. you've got to understand this. sweden and britain have recently banned gender transition intervention for anyone younger than the age of 18. that's just common sense. this isn't just rachel levine's twisted worldview. this is kamala harris' twisted worldview. because, for them, "girl power" includes the sick celebration of confused girls lopping off their breasts in record numbers, destroying their ability to have children before the even mature sexually, and on the flip side, young, disillusioned, desperate young men unable to find success and meaning in their own lives declare themselves transgender and are celebrated when they beat women or girls in sports.

yeah, celebrated, honored, on the cover of magazines, for stealing deserved medals and deserved glory in every sport imaginable. eventually a young girl will be killed because of this fanaticism. fanaticism of politicians like kamala harris. we have already seen scenes like this in volleyball, when a trans athlete to spiked a ball so hard at an opposing high school player she ended up being severy injured. >> about two years ago, my senior year of high school, i was severely injured in a high school volleyball game by a boy on the opposing team. the hit was so severe, it caused me to go unconscious for about 30 seconds while my body was in a position where your body reacts to a brain injury. >> laura: yeah, watch that video. that'll make your stomach churn.

and just like the americans brutalized by the border invasion, injuries like hers, they are simply ignored, written off by harris and her ilk as collateral damage in the struggle for the higher calling of pursuing dei by any means necessary. but i have news for her. you don't qualify as a champion of girls and women because you want abortion on demand in all 50 states. you qualify as a champion of girls and women if you actually stand up for girls and women who are already here and they're working hard and they are ready to compete for the gold and bronze. and that's the angle. joining me now is a ufc welterweight fighter, and chad robichaux, former ufc fighter and marine. let's start with you. why would the olympic committee allow this fight to happen? >> there is no reason they

should allow this to happen. the fighter has a x or y chromosome. he has the punching power of a man. to put him in there with women is not only unfair, but absolutely dangerous. i could not imagine spending your entire life -- i started training at five years old -- spending your entire life to make it to the pinnacle of my sport to, to represent my sport. i can't imagine what these girls are facing, and have it stolen away and face the dangers of that. this isn't inclusivity. this is a man, x letter y chromosome man with the punching power of a man, beating up a woman. loretta, i have never hit a woman. i've never had the desire to fight a woman. but i certainly would fight a man that thinks he's a woman and wants to beat up on other women, and i think a lot of men would. i'm sure k he would come as wel. i would fight that guide. >> laura: she didn't want to shake the hand of khelif. khelif identifies as a woman,

said always a woman, passport says woman on it. but the international boxing association, colby, previously barred khelif from competition. here's what they had to say about khelif competing in the olympics. watch this. >> we wouldn't allow them to compete in our events. i find it remarkable that the ioc apply a different condition to this event. i feel disappointed for the italian boxer, because she has worked extremely hard. >> laura: colby, how do you see this playing out? do we need to start new leagues to protect women here? i mean, this is embarrassing. and where are biden and harris on all of this? they should be speaking out, the big champions of women and girls that they claim to be. >> yeah, it is strange that the biden-harris campaign hasn't came out and condemned this yet. it just as they stand for that. trump came out right away and said he would put a ban on this,

that no man would be able to compete in women's sports. so this is disgusting, laura. it's unethical and outright dangerous. the olympic committee and usa boxing pushed for this agenda. they should be t related the response for the disgusting behavior turning a prestigious world stage like this olympics like a circus sideshow for local points. when will it be enough? to have to see a woman get killed? i don't want to see it. >> i made that statement in "the angle" because i was a former athlete in college and high school. i took sports very seriously. something really tragic is going to happen. there's already been injuries, as we said with that volleyball player. i know other people have catalogued other injuries against biologically male athletes. i'm very worried about this. democrats don't seem worried at all. it is equity, it is inclusion. >> yeah, and like i said

earlier, it is not inclusion. i know colby has some great women on his team where he trains, and i have coached and trained with some amazing female athletes, some of the best in the world. even at that level, at the pinnacle, as a professional ufc fighter, these girls, they do not have the same punching power as a man, as an xy chromosome man. that's not a hit on them, it's just biologically that way. their skills are different, the bone density is different. so you are asking not just to take away their medals and everything they worked for, you are asking for disaster, and one of these women will get killed. today we saw the italian boxer say she had never been hit that hard before, because she was hit by a man, full force, not sparring, and competition. >> laura: i mean, i'm no expert here, colby, but that video, the speed of that punch -- that is man speed. i mean, that's fast. i'm not an expert. you are looking at the video.

that is -- that's hard. >> it's powerful, you know? in these committees, they are supposed to protect the fighters. i'm not allowed to fight with elevated levels of testosterone as a man in the ufc, and neither are the women. we are under strict drug testing because elevated levels of testosterone provide an unfair advantage and puts clean athletes in danger. this is a combat sport. we are not playing a kid's game for points. we are putting to take that person's consciousness and potentially affect them for the rest of your life. >> laura: i want to play this quick sound bite from the ioc spokesperson. i want chad to respond. let's watch. >> many women can have testosterone which is in would be called male levels, and still be women, and still compete as women. i agree we are not calling for people to go back to the bad old days of sex testing, which was a

terrible thing to do, and i'm sure we all agree that is not the way forward. >> laura: chad, the "bad old days of sex testing." i don't know what he's referring to. i guess he is saying that is antiscience. >> i don't agree with that. there is xx and xy chromosome. xx is female, xy is male, and mail has unfair advantage over female, especially the same weight class in the same sport with the same level of training. they're going to get someone killed. >> laura: colby, chad, grading or from both of you tonight. thank you so much. up next, kamala the sony has a new catchphrase. we are on it next.

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♪ ♪ >> laura: now, while kamala's media allies are busy covering of her radical record of defund the police, open borders, inflationary spending, she is crafting this new narrative. it's just as phony as her entire persona. democrats are the party of freedom. >> we are witnessing a full on attack on hard-fought, hard won fundamental freedoms and rights.

>> laura: don't be fooled for a second! her definition of freedom is just another orwellian distortion. let me translate f it for a line by line. >> ours is a fight for the future, and it's a fight for freedom. the freedom to vote. >> laura: actually, she is threatening your freedom to vote by encouraging policies that corrupt the integrity of elections. what does that do? that dilutes the power of your vote. so her policies are about disenfranchisement, not freedom. >> the freedom to be safe from gun violence. >> laura: wait... by increasing police and locking up criminals? oh, no, not that! no! no, it's about gun violence, as if the guns go off by themselves and start shooting people. it's not about freedom. this is about taking away your secondment rights >> the freedom to live without fear of bigotry and hate.

>> laura: unless you are being hateful to christians or traditional parents, or women who want separate bathrooms. kamala the democrats have proven beyond question that they are the party of hate. >> the freedom to learn and acknowledge america's true and full history. >> laura: tell that to your supporters tearing down statues of historic figures, publicly shaming any professor who doesn't kowtow to the woke mob. they want you learning only one history. as kamala states that, that america is systemically racist. you know, just a rotten country to the core. finally, the democrats' holy grail of freedoms. >> and the freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body and not have her government tell her what to do. >> laura: yeah, that's what lincoln was talking about. yeah, abortion, the ultimate

measure of freedom. unless you are the unfortunate child about to be aborted. no freedom for you. now, notice the freedoms she does not mention -- the freedom to choose where you want to send your child to school. they'll never give you that freedom. where the freedom to drive the vehicle of your choice. they're taking that away. the freedom to practice your faith without harassment. yeah, you're a bunch of bigoted christians. so the democrats really expect us to forget that they are the party that forced the country into lockdown, and the states that kept us locked down for years, that forced masks, mandates, vaccines onto us. kamala harris and her entire party care about one thing: they want to control every aspect of your life, that is not connected to abortion, or maybe porn, or gambling. freedom, that's the furthest thing from their minds. joining is now, senator eric schmidt from

missouri. good to have you on tonight. when you hear kamala speak about the democrats being the freedom party, what exactly do you think she is really trying to get at here? >> she's trying to recast herself and the democrats who, again, their party platform centers around power and control. you know who is less free, who has less economic freedom, working families. they are working harder, paying more for everything, about $10,000 more a year because they declare more on domestic energy production. kamala harris was on the first signers on for the green new deal. she was the deciding vote, laura, an two major pieces of legislation. she didn't just advocate for it, she was the deciding vote on the inflation reduction act and the american recovery act that pumped trillions of dollars, wasteful spending come into our economy, that has driven high inflation. so it's harder to go on vacation, harder to send your kid to a school you want them to go to, harder to buy neck, harder to save. all these are the result of

democrat policies. you know who is more free cannot criminals. kamala harris was ag, soft on crime. since then she has advocated for defunding the police, abolishing seating. criminals and illegal immigrants are more free, but working families are stuck with the price tag. >> laura: i also think she has a new slogan. the freedom party, they're trying out all there. freedom party, and now they don't want to go back. watch. >> america has tried these failed policies before, and we are not going back. we are not going back. [applause] we all he remembered what those 4 years were like. >> laura: the highest consumer confidence, high investor confidence, more people thought the country was going in the right direction, no inflation... i think a lot of people want to go back to that, senator. board are enforced. not bad. >> yeah, i hope she keeps

talking about that, actually. she's going to avoid interviews as long as they can. they will try to hide her like they had joe biden in 2020. but i would love this race to be about -- if the media lets it -- to be about trump's last four years and the biden-harris four years. we had a secure border, we were energy dominant, the world wasn't on fire abroad, people who are making more money. every racial ethnic group you could think of was doing much better. so i hope that's what this race is all about. >> laura: senator, great to see you tonight as always. issues are what matter. coming up, startling new details about how the secret service ignored warning signs. yeah, they had them. could have stopped the shooter. that's next. imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers

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>> laura: 30 seconds. that's how much time secret service could have had to protect president trump after the shooter was spotted on the roof. it's enough time to jump on stage before shots were fired, but they never heard local law enforcement's warning of "long gun" on the radio. >> communications that day at the butler farm site were challenging. not just challenging for the secret service, that her locals. there were some cellular issues, they were radio issues. >> laura: cellular issues? what? we've also learned that secret service turned down offers to use a surveillance drone. the agency also did not bring a system to boost the agents' device signals in an area with poor cellular service, and some of the equipment the agency did bring, including a system to detect her own use by others, didn't work when it was most needed. what's worse -- and yes, it gets worse -- the secret service was aware that it had some serious

problems. according to just the news, congress was briefed this week that, months before the assassination attempt on trump, secret service managers were warned by the homeland inspector general about serious deficiencies, including communication woes with local police partners, and inadequate training for agents who conducted security sweeps at events for protectees. oh, my god. joining me now, house majority leader steve scalise and jason chaffetz, fox news contributor and former utah congressman. a lot of investigation into all of this. congressman, we are also learning three whistle-blower report that agents who expressed concerns over security at president trump's events in the past were subject to retaliation. congressman scalise -- man, this gets worse by the day. >> laura, very, very alarming, and almost deadly. it was deadly, it should not

have happened. this is why we are doing our own independent investigation. you go back to the day of the shooting, about a week, we relied too. the whole country was, by the secret service, saying president trump's team was not denied additional protection. it turned out yes, in fact, they were denied, and they later admitted to that lie. they talked about the slope of the roof being too steep. that turned out not to be true, as well. i don't know why they are misleading the american people, but we are fed up with it and we are going to get real answers. but these technology breakouts are inexcusable. this is 2024, this isn't 2055. there's no excuse for those kinds of breakdowns. turning down drone technology when a 20-year-old kid had the drone he was able to use to go answer bail this area. this is -- we will get to the bottom of it but there should be more accountability. it can never happen again. >> laura: no one can sweep this under the rug. this can't be something that we learned about two years from now. we kind of figured out.

no, this should be figured out in 60-90 days. jason, i know you investigated the secret service while you are house oversight chair, and you discovered back then something about their training. what was it? >> the average secret service uniformed division receives less than 30 minutes of training per year. one of the question that was not asked of the secret service is how much that personal protective unit trained, because you had people out there who couldn't even holster their gun. they didn't even know how to do the extraction. i guarantee it comes down to recruitment, it comes down to training, it comes down to technology. it's the same thing. a 400 page report. there people who are agents and officers who don't have security clearances. there are a thousand people short of where they are supposed to be. this is on out how do mallorca's. guess what? jeh johnson, they recommended that they hire secret service directed from outside the ag

agency. biden inherited the opposite. they hired their friend who used to be on biden's detail, and they are a thousand plus agents shy of where they are supposed to be? in 2013, they didn't even do any training. none. >> they are not focused on the core issue, laura. they lost focus of their core mission, and that is to protect the president of the united states, former presidents of the united states, vice president, as well. they forgot about that mission. he started getting into that other things, quotas and diversity. get back to the core mission. clean up the culture. like jason said, you got to clean house. when you got a dirty culture you have to clean the whole thing up. we are going to get the report before the end of this year. this will not be something that drags out. we need to change the culture quickly. >> laura: is there anything that alejandro mayorkas has done well? that's my question. he screws up the border, or their policy, now this. congressman, back to this whistle-blower. i'm also told senator hawley

that the acting secret service director personally directed cuts to the counter surveillance division, which led to the threat assessment team failing to perform its typical duties in butler before that shooting. congressman scalise, that is a fireball offense, that right there. >> it is a serious charge, and he's yet to answer for it. he's going give us an answer and we got to see what that answer is. at the same time, there's deeper questions that still -- i don't know if anybody over there is going to be able to clean it up at the top. you're going to have to just clear out a lot of those people that lost focus of the main mission, and get back to what they should do. incompetence seems to be the only thing they are capable of in the biden-harris demonstration. >> laura: if we learned anything from 9/11 it's that people need to talk to each other. when they said they had a cellular snafu -- >> no comms. >> laura: you've got to be kidding me.

jason and caucus men, thank you so much. it's because you couldn't talk to some of the 100 feet away. >> laura: thank you so much. next, a major update on the two illegals who preach the quantico marine base pay you're not going to believe this one, next. (♪)

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>> laura: right now, a plane is heading to the united states with americans just freed from russia. the two countries just completed a massive prisoner swap. fox senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is here with all the details. jacqui? >> that evening, laura. about four hours from now, president biden will greet those detained americans when they're back on u.s. soil, and he will share that moment with vice president harris. it'll be interesting to watch after the president made clear that he leaned on his own long-standing relationships with foreign leaders to get this deal across. national security advisor jake sullivan today said this wouldn't have happened if biden was not in the oval office, and now officials are denying that was any kind of a swipe at harris' comparative inexperience, but biden had to convince the german chancellor to release a notary and russian hit man from a berlin prison for russia to agree to this deal. the chancellor said to biden, "i'll do it for you." that was in february and there were many times this deal almost

fell apart, including when alexei navalny died in prison. this deal was supposed to include him, too. today at the white house celebrating the release, the president was asked for his message to states that imprison americans to use as political pawns. and biden directed his answer at american citizens, repeating warnings not to travel to these hostile places. >> what he didn't convey was a price, that countries will pay. they abduct americans for political purposes. >> this was a moment to thank our allies, a moment to celebrate the families. as the president says, he doesn't need to talk to putin for putin to understand where the president stands. >> pennsylvania teacher mark vogel was not part of this release, but officials say they are actively negotiating with russia to try to bring him home, laura. >> laura: great news. thank you so much. now, three months ago we brought you a story that got very little media attention.

two jordanian nationals here illegally were arrested for trying to force their way onto the marine corps base in quantico. today we found out that those two illegals were allowed to go free on bond. they are out of custody, by an immigration judge. this happened in june. they promised to stay away from quantico and other military bases and they were sent on their way. joining me now, paul mauro, fox news contributor and former nypd inspector. paul, an i.c.e. source has told fox there was no reason to believe either man had any ties to a terror organization and that no derogatory information was determined. okay, i don't even know if that's grammatical, but your reaction tonight to that? >> there were some troubling aspects to this. first of all, one of them is a student, but the other one, hamdan, he enters the country illegally through the southern border in april. in early may, less than a month, he attends this breach of

quantico. that reeks of someone who was sent here to do something. the fact that they went onto the base, lied about what they were doing here, they claim to be amazon subcontractors, which was easily disproveddable. it has the feel of a probe. you have to say to yourself, i hope they are chasing down the comms, the phones, really backtracking on these guys. remember, they are jordanian nationals. half of jordan is palestinian. there are 3 million palestinians in jordan. it's not like there's something going on in that part of the world now, is there? c have to say to yourself, here's a guy who very well may be ethnic or palestinian, arrives in america, and within a month is trying to breach fbi training facilities? it is very troubling at the least. >> laura: were they trying to find some way to use the bathroom? why was he trying to get through? the whole thing just seems weird, and the fact that they were released on bond in june, and no announcement made? they didn't want anyone to know

that they were released in june. i want to go on to another story. shocking news from the department of defense yesterday that prosecutors agreed to plea agreements, paul, with three of the masterminds of the septembes who were awaiting trial at gitmo. the terms and conditions of the plea deals were not disclosed, but the terror suspects will be spared the death penalty. paul, i know you are at ground zero after 9/11. i know how many of the families you spoke to there, and the first responders. i know you were even angrier than i was when you heard this. your reaction? >> yeah. you know, it's very hard not to cast your mind back to that day. look, i understand the legalities here were difficult, because apparently what occurred is that -- and they get lawyers even in a military tribunal -- their lawyers are going to say the confessions were coerced through torture. so that's going to be the story here. i am skeptical of a couple of

things. the fact that this information came out the same day that we get the prisoner exchange, and the fact that it took so long. look, one of the things that a k sm, khalid sheikh mohammed, the mastermind of 9/11, was advocating for, was that he would never get solitary confinement. they were really trying to set the conditions of how he would serve out his life term. this is one i want to keep an eye on. i hope we do, because it has the feel of one of these things that we are going to find out to have been three years from now in some sort of an expose, that they are going back and forth to the beach and living better in guantanamo better than all of us are living here. i don't know if they'll end up here in leavenworth, but at least they should get the conditions that you have at super max. 23 hours a day locked down, no contact with others. >> laura: paul, so glad you joined us tonight, having been at 9/11 right after the buildings collapsed. paul, thank you so much. infuriating.

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♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for "seen and unseen" career feel the stories behind the headlines. that we turn it fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond. biden made a surprise public appearance today. yay! >> and naturally, laura, of the active form, he babbled the teleprompter to announce the return of hostages from russia before taking his own hostage. >> all the cases of hostages being wrongfully detained, which were inherently -- well, we inherit them from the prior administration. the 13th birthday. come here.

we have a tradition in the biden family, we sing happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday, dear miriam ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ remember, no serious guys until you are 30. >> good lord. remember, no presidential runs after 80, laura. that was the other message he forgot to mention. they really should be a restraining order against biden any time there's a woman under 30 within eyesight. inevitably, he has to reach out and touch them and sniff them. >> laura: couldn't he have just waived? we need social distancing permanently for joe biden and anyone under the age of 30. not 13, but 30. >> you know, laura, whatever biden has, it seems kamala harris has caught it, as well. she can't read the teleprompter, either. he or she is offering a eulogy today and giving herself a

promotion. >> sheila jackson lee was the first elected -- the first elected to the united states congress 30 years ago this year. she was first elected 30 years ago this year. as united states senator, i was proud to cosponsor and then as vice president it was my honor, with the president -- with the president. >> [laughs] look, laura, she got the nomination without a vote. why not the presidency? you can't blame a girl for trying. >> laura: she didn't have to enact the nomination. she was handed the nomination. raymond, i'm always amazed at people who spend so much of their time with an instrument or with a device called the teleprompter. we can all flub -- i do -- from time to time. but you're right, a battle with the prompter. it does seem like a bit of a battle, definitely for biden. he did not look good today. and vice president harris, that would be a long four years. >> when she went out to the

tarmac today, laura, she was reading from her binder for a half-hour in the the limousine before she got out to read a statement and she took no questions. this is being highly orchestrated. vp harris said something the other night. i find hard to square it with her campaign approach. listen. >> the american people deserve better. we deserve a leader who understands that our differences do not divide us. >> accept the harris campaign is literally dividing voters based on the differences. principally, race and gender. last week they had a b a black n for harris event, then one for white dudes. now there's another zoom-a-palooza next week. native american and pacific island or hawaiian men for kamala. next, brown hair irish polish men with a limp for kamala. how granular are they going to

get here? >> laura: i can't keep up with the acronyms, i must say. they are always adding a letter to the acronyms. once i learn it, then there's another letter that comes along with it. apparently even don lemon. at a b a black men for harris e. >> i'm happy to be in an independent space where i don't have to worry about the corporate overlords now, where i can stand up for democracy, where i can say who i'm supporting. the worst things i hear about kamala harris comes from white men, straight white men. >> oh. after hearing your angle, laura, i guess that makes you a straight white man. what is he talking about? i was surprised to see don lemon supporting kamala harris. after all, she is 59 years old. way past her prime in his estimation. remember. >> nikki haley isn't in her prime, sorry. when it woman is considered to be in her prime in her 20s and 30s and maybe four days. >> prime for what next he could

depend >> if you google when a woman is in her prime, it says 20s, 30s, and 40s. >> laura: i like he started the comment with his hands on his hips. didn't you let that? "well --" i mean, come on. hands on the hips, really? >> the kicker is don lemon is 58 years old. maybe he could run his own call, past their prime ex-anchors for harris. but you can't keep track of this stuff. i can't follow don lemon's logic. >> laura: raymond, everything these people do -- you've got to say, it's really choreographed. and you see more of it coming, do you not, in chicago? >> i do. bill mcgurn and "the wall street journal" reports that 100,000 palestinian protesters are expected in chicago at the democratic national convention. >> laura: can't wait. >> expect kamala harris, laura,

to use that moment and the national stage to chastise her own liberal base and use them to pass herself off as a moderate law and order candidate. this is going to be all very well orchestrated, and you can't help but see the hand behind the theatrics here. >> laura: my favorite image of the entire day was kamala in the car, wrestling with the binder, and then coming out reading from the binder, and then taking no questions. i mean, she has learned from the best, though, from biden. raymond, great to see you, as always. well, that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. we have some updates in the ingraham household, so you want to check those out. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters primetime peer tonight. >> you have a radical left puppet candidate who i