ever been. i don't want to jinx anything. >> like mayonnaise and tuna? >> pretty much ground beef and cheese. >> bret: ha ha. that was something. that's one week covered in washington. please join shannon bream for "fox news sunday." her guests will be republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance and harris-walz national co-chair chris coons. sunday, we come to you live from chicago. site of the democratic convention for a special edition of "special report." our convention conch continues throughout next week. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight and every night. it's been a busy he can would. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham are angle from washington tonight. her desperate gambit.

that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, the biden-harris administration, we all know, drove up inflation by just throwing the brakes on the energy industry and borrowing and spending and printing trillions of dollars for climate boon doings and handing out covid cash. all of this was unnecessary and destructive. and all of it caused by the federal government under biden and harris. they were going to help us, right? and now, in a naked effort to buy votes, kamala harris is proposing more spending and more government intervention. >> while we work on the housing shortage. my administration will provide first-time home buyers with $25,000. [cheers] >> to help with the down payment on a new home. >> laura: of course, this is a night mariucci idea which will only in higher housing costs as more people rush into the housing market. it's another artificial sugar high created by printing or borrowing money. yet, somehow they expect a

different result? >> look, when it comes to the 25 k, i mean, you just added $25,000 in every price -- on every home price in the country. if you are giving that away essentially for free, people will add it into the please. >> laura: today's speech didn't sound like it was written by a winning campaign led by a confident candidate with a clear philosophy or even a coherent argument. and, sorry, it was in no way reminiscent of barack obama. but, it did remind me of this. >> you get a car. you get a car. you get a car. you get a car. you get a car. [cheers and applause] >> you get a car. you get a car. everybody gets a car! >> laura: except oprah paid for the stuff she gave away or her sponsors did. in this case the regular working stiffs will end up paying through the nose. all due to harris' manipulation of the housing market. and purely to squeeze votes from desperate people. so this economic speech really

listen to it and if you didn't, i did, so don't worry about it, it's kind of a grao deregulation. even some lower taxes, no one believes that but mostly, it seemed like it was cobbled together by left wing think tanks and the squad. and let's face it, their ideas like price controls, they have been democratted around and rejected by sensible people for decades. >> as president, i will take on the high costs that matter most to most americans. like the cost of food. i will go after the bad actors. and i will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gauging on food. >> laura: she gagged on the word gauge or gouge. who knows? we are all gagging, kamala. i hope all of you enjoy waiting in line. because we have a preview of life under the policies that

kamala harris announced today or rather price controls, of course, with special benefits that are dolled out according to different groups that are designated and worthy by the government ♪ [sp [. >> laura: that takes me back. and if controls on groceries worked so well, and you see how well they work, i guess we should have them on gasoline, too. >> for millions of americans, this may be the worst weekend they have ever faced for finding gasoline to give them the automobile freedom they take as their due. for those of you who have been is spared the experience so far, we want to share the emotions americans are feeling on the gas lines. >> people are very desperate.

they depend an awful lot on their cars. >> i'm here since 5:00 in the morning. i spend every day three hours in the line. i am always nervous about gas. >> laura: and speaking about gas, no matter how they try to dress this up economic's speech today, one thing is clear it. told us that kamala's honeymoon is likely out of gas. the momentum that was being fueled mostly by media sink sycophants and plateaued. trump and vance are answering questions from everyone including hostile press. nate silver saying a second second straight day of gains for trump polling for harris. lead in the national polling average is down to 2.4 points from a peak of 3.1. too early to say whether there has been some turn in momentum or just some stage noise. statistical noise. heritage refresh momentum at the

dnc. the vibes aren't as good as they were a week ago. and by the way, we have some fascinating analysis on the new polling just out tonight coming later up in the show. later on in the show. including by the way we just saw this, a second poll of the day showing that kamala's losing ground and trump is winning in pennsylvania. but it's hard to believe that in their internal trend lines, things were looking strong over at the harris campaign. because, if they felt they needed to shake things up, then it can't be all rose. rosy. tonight we know they are moving hard left. i think kamala should change her last name at this point to sanders. bernie is thrilled. he is calling the plan bold and popular. as happy as he and squad are that the anti-capitalist pro-socialist dreams are coming true, the risk to the democratic incumbents in tight senate races, it's real tonight. because instead of talking about

kamala's good vibes, they have to defend price controls? >> what was interesting to me today in seeing this plan is that it is clearly very progressive, regardless of what she is saying to donors behind closes doors she is putting a progressive bent to her campaign at this point. that's not what a lot of people expected to or hoped to see. i have been talking to moderate democrats who said she could run a vibes campaign. she didn't have to get into policy details at all. >> laura: if you are a moderate democrat, you are going to sleep tonight realizing that your party has become hard core socialist on economic issues rights now aoc has more influence on policy than mark warner. pennsylvania senator bob casey sounded like a bumbling fool when he was asked for his take on cost controls. >> companies producing food and household items, that's where the price gouging has taken place. go after them price gouging legislation to do that and to

give the federal trade commission power it does not have right now. >> i mean, really guys looking at him going what? g.o.p. challenger dave mccormick is going to go to town on that in pennsylvania. even the liberal atlantic kamala's schtick today was economically done and made no sense to people acquainted with supply and demand but it may attract some support. it was this uncomfortable moment for the morning anchors over at cnn. >> seeing this kind of thing tried in lots of other countries before venezuela, argentina, the soviet union,est, it leads to shortages, it leads to black markets, you know, plenty of uncertainty. might actually increase prices. >> laura: of course it will. it will drive up inflation, this is unserious economic plan put forward by unserious candidate. and, by the way, this is why you don't skip over primaries. because they have a way of weeding out the most extreme and the most inexperienced

candidates out there. that's what happened with her in 2019. so you love his style, you hate his style. donald trump doesn't need to manufacture good vibes. he doesn't need to unveil a late of incongruent ideas i has a proven track record of success built on nine years of effort. but haste's support, i think it's more like biden's. they didn't really love biden in 2020. and they don't really love her. they just want to defeat trump. remember that biden used to have vibes on his side as well. do you remember dark brandon? do you remember the ice cream stops at the cream stops. the post debate reality set in, his support melted away. and then came the coup. so what will harris' campaign look like if she falls behind with some signs show that she is already doing. university. that's what democrats should be worried about tonight.

and that's the angle. andy budser former ceo of cke restaurants. andy, good have you on. what will kamala's policies do to the food industry, given her claims of gouging disconnected with market forces. >> only thing that price fixing does is it reduces the availability of goods. it will take goods off the shelf. own the grocery store fewer goods. quite honestly no goods on the shelves it doesn't matter where the government sets the prices. her claims of gouging are absurd. we actually have the inflation numbers. can you compare the wholesale inflation numbers which are what businesses pay to the consumer inflation numbers. and if you do, over the term of the obama administration, they are both up about 19%. well, that's because businesses aren't gouging. they are dealing with the same inflationary pressures that consumers are. and they have to increase the price of their goods to stay in

business. they can't absorb all these inflationary costs. so but harris, you covered it very well in your summary. she is in a tough spot. she can't stick with the policy has have obviously failed. the biden-harris policies. she owns them. big spending bills. she is the tiebreaking vote. she can't adopt all of trump's policies or she would look ridiculous. she wouldn't be a credible candidate. although she has tried. what she has to do in the middle is find new things to do. she thinks if she comes out wih emotional apiece. i'm going to cut real estate prices. i'm going to cut home prices by giving money. i'm going to cut food prices by telling people they can't charge as much. she thinks she will get some votes. by the way if they were going to do this she could walk 20 feet down the hall and say joey, i have got great ideas here. why make people suffer until january 20th. let's implement ideas now. not going to do serious ideas. >> referenced the obama obama administration. point. we got it clam has a new

branding approach as well. again, the old policies of biden trying to step back from. catchphrase for her big plan. as president, creating opportunities for the middle class. that advance their economic security, stability, and dignity. together, we would build what i call an opportunity economy. >> carley: what i call -- like she is splitting the atom in a new way. like what i call. >> like she invented it. >> laura: first of all, she has had over three and a half years to give americans opportunity as they stand the real wages, real household incomes decline. we have 19% inflation. now comes the economy economy, we can't wait. >> we had opportunity economy in 2019. >> lower taxes, reduce the government regulation and

production of american energy which took the price of everything down. 3.1% wage growth during the last last years. inflation was up 1.8%. up 1.4% when he handed it off to biden. we know what creates an opportunity economy. and it's not more government. it's not government fixing prices. it's not government spending. it's letting american businesses do what they do best. and that's create jobs and opportunities for working and middle class americans. we have been doing it for 250 years. or maybe 247. >> you know, not cl including te biden harris administration. >> laura: price gouging if you can ever determine what price gouge something at her level. she should really go after her own consultants who came up with this whole, you know, this nonsense today, this clap trap grab bag of nonsense. their price gouging her if they're charging her for coming up with this nonsense. andy, so great to see you. it's been too long. thank you so much. >> great to see you, laura.

>> now compare what donald trump plans to do. he wants to impose what is, in effect, a national sales tax on everyday products and basic necessities that we import from other countries. that will devastate americans. it will mean higher prices on just about every one of your daily needs. >> laura: now this is kamala's feeble attack on trump's tariff policy that was, of course, designed to make our industries more competitive, increase our supply. something that will actually lower prices if you know anything about economics. so, why is she really attacking tariffs? joining us now is scott, founder of key square group, ceo soros fund management. our viewers hear soros fund management and they want to go through the roof. just hearing the name drives us crazy. your reaction to kamala's attack on trump and the tariff specifically.

>> yeah, listen, laura, i was at president trump's rally in asheville, and his rally could not have been a bigger contrast with vice president harris. and it's clear that she is an economic illiterate, and, you know, the attack on tariffs, i defy anyone to ask her exactly the vice president explain what a tariff is. you know, she doesn't know. that's just something that someone put on a teleprompter. and, you know, donald trump spoke almost spontaneously in asheville on the economy for over an hour. you know, i spent a lot of time with him. he has a deep understanding and tariffs are a talking point that she doesn't know what tariffs are. and, you know, who kamala harris. >> laura: scott, isn't it a fact that biden embraced trump's

tariffs. entire tranche of trump's tariffs in place because of the dumping and unfair trade practices that are routinely used as a matter of course by china and other nations around the world. if we didn't have those tariffs in place now, lord knows where the economy would be. so, i mean, i don't even think she knows that biden has those in place. but, scott, i want to move on because she is making a populist pitch, and as part of this anti-tariff thing. she is making a populist pitch while she is making these other crazy points. watch. >> you have the vice president here talking about how excited she was to see her mom save up for 10 years to buy a house. and then how she worked at mcdonald's to put herself through college and wants people around her struggle make ends meet. wonderful jobs to do that it gives a sense of legitimacy to this populist argument that she is trying to make. >> populism isn't bankrupting

the country. that's not what populism is. >> no, look, that's socialism. as margaret thatcher said. the problem with socialism is you eventually run out of other people's money to spend appears you said, kamala harris is not a serious person why have been doing this three decades. economic history at yale. i have seen what policies like this lead to. it's venezuela. it's argentina. which were beautiful rich countries, which have gone down the drain. with these kind of price controls and policies. and, you know, i don't know why vice president harris keeps saying i'm going to do this on day one. we are on day 1304 of the biden-harris administration. >> laura: scott, she is getting to it. she is just warming up to the real destruction of america. one really quick question and quick answer.

the 25 k for housing down payment and you get more if you are a first generation american. i don't even know if that's constitutional. probably not. what will that do very quickly to the housing market? >> it will send prices through the roof. you know, anybody knows that supply and demand, you know, you interject those -- you inject the $25,000 in, and the only personal you are going to help are the sellers, not the buyers. and, you know, the higher the prices go, and, you know, with the rent price controls, we're going to have fewer houses, fewer groceries on the shelves. you know, it's -- you know, i was sad, mad, and alarmed by the speech today. >> laura: yeah. well, it's a sign of desperation in my view. i don't think her internal numbers is as rosy as they want us to believe they're. scott, great to see you. thank you so much. all right. kamala's honeymoon screeching halt? we are going to look at the real numbers and some real polls just out. coming up.

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>> recent polls show vice president harris gaining momentum in her bid for the presidency. >> kamala harris now has a lead in all the battleground states. >> kamala harris has the momentum in the pulls. >> pull numbers in key

battleground states for kamala harris improving, signs -- signs that her campaign has momentum. >> laura: endless reports, endless reports about kamala's momentum going into the dnc. but the truth is there are real signs of trouble on the horizon. we have talked about one of them. that wacky speech she gave with wacky ideas. that's desperation. but, also the economists has this race as a toss-up. it's model still predicts kamala edges out trump 272 to 266 that means it's anyone's race. "the washington post" has a glowing piece, growing about how kamala is supposedly the f.a.a. rit to win. but, you have to read the piece. down in the fifth paragraph it, makes this ghition. according to our polling model, harris still trails trump in the electoral college tally in the election were held today and every state votes as they are polling average currently demonstrates. yeah. and a new emerson poll has trump leading in pennsylvania. the state that this entire

election could very welcome down to. and then a second pennsylvania poll out late today has trump ahead by 1. so, bottom line, never ever count donald trump out. joining me now, matt towery, political analyst and pollster, mike hub bee, fox news contributor, former arkansas governor. matt, the harris honeymoon, we talked about this a few weeks ago, because a lot of people felt -- well, gosh, we are so demoralized. she is so great. look, the celebrities are doing zoom calls. but, what do these trends and what did her speech today and how wacky and left wing it was, what does that tell you? >> well, it tells me that she has reached a certain level and she is not gaining any ground right now. we have seen in the polling that we look at that basically as you said, all these states are pretty tight. with trump having a lead in most of them. now, let me give you an example how sometimes this train gets going and it's not really true. there was one set of polls that

were introduced two days ago that came out and showed harris leading almost every swing state. the only problem is it was produced on august the 1st. it ended the actual poll on august the 2nd, when the honeymoon started. so you got to be careful about these averages. they make it look like there is more momentum for harris than there actually is. >> laura: now a new survey conducted by rng has trump up by 1 point nationally and including the leaners trump has 2 point edge. governor, harris momentum. they got rid of biden. they dumped him. they did a whole coup, big deal. they bypassed the primaries, they went right to harris now basically they are where they were maybe before the debate or maybe a couple months before the debate? how is this working? here is what we quote to remember. kamala harris is like the ice cream cone right outs of the freezer. pretty good when comes out of

the freezer. but the longer it stays in the hot sun the more it melts. what i'm seeing is it's august. the ice cream is melting. people are beginning to realize she can't answer a question. she won't answer a question. she gives these speeches like she did today that were what my friend larry gatlin would call bovine droppings. pure nonsense utter ridiculous attitudes how the economy works. completely clueless like your previous guest mentioned at some point people will realize she got nothing. she got nothing to give to us. and all we'll get with her is more of auto what he with biden 20% inflation and grocery prices doubled. and most americans, i hope are smart enough to say canned live with that, go back to trump. >> the ideas that even pretty liberal democrats have rejected, they threw out there today as part of her economic plan. i never seen anything like this.

this just wild. so according to this other new survey, when asked if the u.s. would be better off if its policies were more like california, only 28%, matt, agreed that they would be better off. but, i mean, aren't her policies closer to california's than, let's say, a traditional democrat's policies, matt? >> oh, they are. and i will give the trump campaign some credit. i know they get criticized right now. i think they are running a pretty good campaign. they have ads up battleground states certainly on the border pointing these things out. what i think the trump team needs though are some of these other pacs that are either run in sort of wishy washy ads or not running at all to come out and point out the facts. run her own voice, the things she has said in the past would horrify the independent and moderate voter if they could just see them. they just need to get them up there in the ads so it can penetrate past this news media blocking all these stories out.

>> laura: we will go to the ad wars in the next segment. doozy ads out there that are phenomenal. let's move on to twisted tim. watch what happened when he was introduced back in 2016, pay attention to the title that was used. >> congressman tim walz, also a member of the armed service committees and veterans affair, democrat of minnesota. highest ranking enlisted soldier ever to serve in congress, enlist in the army national guard at 17 and retired 24 later later as command sergeant major and served with his battalion at operating enduring freedom in afghanistan. >> laura: governor, this has happened repeatedly. one thing you know about our brave men and women in uniform. they always know what rank they retire at. that's a really important deal. is he contributing to her lack of momentum in the stolen valor thash continues to bubble up.

>> if he isn't already, he will be, the more people understand, they will realize this guy is not ready for prime time. they didn't vet him. the reality is, let's be very clear. we honor him for his service that he did render. and he did. and i respect him for that here is what we can't honor. we can't honor the deception and lies. he should be praised that he served. but he should not be praised for lying about the way he served when he talked about he carried a weapon into war. he didn't when he talked about serving in afghanistan, he didn't. and he had a rank that he didn't have. that's what is the problem. >> laura: when she introduced him said served with his battalion in afghanistan nodding along to the introduction. that's a problem. that speaks to someone who has a very weird, you know, inability to just be straight about something that, i mean, he should be proud of his record. i don't understand why he would want to do that except in if his

motives were inflate his background. i believe a bad pick. devin nunes shapiro would be much bigger help to her. >> heavens yes. pennsylvania would be really tough had that pick been made. i was shocked they went with walz. i think when his record is shown and the things he said. >> laura: devastating. >> this business about j.d. vance not being good. j.d. vance looks fantastic compared to him. >> laura: i think j.d. vance is fantastic, period. >> i do i agree totally. >> laura: i don't mean to tweak you on that. ahead the most devastating attack yet on the devastating record. the ad 2024 ad wars, next. ♪ but the cost seems like it's out of her budget. at clearchoice we specialize in permanent teeth replacement. offering a range of solutions to fit your budget

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>> laura: 2024 ad war underway. pretty bad ugly ones, report cards on the various efforts every week. joining me now terry shilling, president of the measure principles project. terry, let's start with this ad from 1-sz # grump airing on ross. >> robbed a pregnant woman then released and executed a san francisco family, another illegal, arrested would leased and killed this young boy with a sword. who released every one of them liberal d.a. kamala harris. the victim's blood is on her hands. tara what grade do you give it. >> an a, laura, thanks for having me. very powerful ad, gets beyond the statistics and figures that don't tell that much of a story. this paints visuals, it is really encarnanze over to kamala

harris she is responsible for. give it an a. >> we have a new ad from kamala which is also airing on fox which portrays her as relatable. >> she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris know what is it's like to be middle class. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class. just more tax cuts for billionaires terry relatable, grade. >> i give it a b plus. i think the message is followed. i give it an f for honesty. kamala harris hasn't been middle class for several decades and by the way she is trying to take credit for planning to turn the economy around with the affordable housing and healthcare. what has she been doing last four years. part of the problem and part of this administration been causing these problems. >> she is just getting going. come on, terry, just getting started. give her a break. all right. >> senate race in pennsylvania. man, this had dueling ads, huge

money being spent there here is senator bob casey's ad against his challenger, dave mccormick. >> mccormick invested millions of dollars in the company that makes 90% of china's fentanyl. mccormick saw a way to get rich off chinese fentanyl. >> now here is how dave responded. >> the philadelphia inquirer says casey owns stock in the same chinese producer he attacked mccormick for. under bias, harris and casey illegal fentanyl is flowing over the border. >> laura: how which one lands. >> mccormick ad an a. political jujitsu when you use opponent's lies and attacks against them. very powerful in pointing out that bob casey invested it money in the same company through his mutual funds as a solid way to land a good punch. >> laura: every time you invest in a mutual fund be held account being for everything.

that's a pretty big stretch. congressman eric swalwell enlisted the help of hollywood producers and writers for this attack ad against trump. >> have great day at school. >> dictator on day one. >> have to be some form of punishment for women. >> roe v. wade was terminated. >> jury, bloodbath, now get in. >> you know what, honey? i'm going to drive you today. >> if you wouldn't trust him with your kid, why would you trust him with your country? >> laura: kamala been number two to the guy who sniffs kids' hair every five seconds. does that work for you? >> i give that about a d minus. it's a great ad for fundraising. not going to shift a single swing voters. writers of colbert report something to do with it. just as funny. eric swalwell g 20 plus district he doesn't have to worry about persuasion campaigns. >> laura: worry about the

border, all the damage, flooding the schools but yeah, trump is the problem? i give it an f. not even a d minus. terry, great to see you. >> thanks, laura. >> laura: coming up, raymond arroyo has been watching the white house. do you know what your president is doing now? friday follies is next. ♪ ♪ some things stand the test of time, like a family car. the hartford has been insuring experienced drivers for generations. many who switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. saved an average of $577.

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♪ >> laura: long week. it's friday. that means it's time for "friday follies." and for that we turn to fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. raymond, i know you have been watching the white house very closely this week. >> raymond: well, look, with biden not running, laura, the media spent little time covering it and frankly i know why. while people can barely make ends meet and kamala harris is out saying she will make it all better. her white house is literally throwing parties for social media influencers. it's like one long tiktok dance challenge over there ♪ baby let's move, what ♪ can you teach me how to dirty ♪ do you know why because the all the [bleep] >> ujs like no dance like this called the dougie. [cheers] >> laura: isn't that from five years ago? >> but, laura, for a dance challenge you have to be able to dance. this is not a dance. this is moving your hand over

your head. but i will leave it there. >> laura: well, all right. ray. i'm granting you because i'm in a good mood emotional week three wishes. >> raymond: thank you, genie. i wish joe biden would stop mistaking fake presidents for real ones. this is not a president. that's not president bartlett. that's martin sheen. or maybe he saluted him because he thought i was a veteran captain apocalypse. no, not only the president is having trouble reading the prompter, laura, he has also forgotten is he no longer running and forgotten his opponent's name. watch. >> the reason i say this not to make a political point about them they gotten less, guess what? they want to -- they -- the guy we're running against, what's his name? donald dump or donald -- whatever. >> that's classic, my lord. >> head to the oatmeal bowl,

come on. the good news is given this white house video it. appears that biden is finally getting the help he needs. >> i just met with judy aiken, retired nurse. >> healthcare shouldn't be a privilege. it should be a right. it doesn't surprise me that would take a nurse to come forward like you. i can't thank you enough. >> thank you so much. god love you. >> was that the interview to accept him into the assisted living facility once he leaves the white house? what exactly was that? look, jill needs a little extra help. my second wish, laura, i wish tim walz would stop lying about everything. his military record, his arrest history. and even his cooking skills. >> i white guy tacos. >> like mayonnaise and tuna? what are you doing? >> pretty much ground beef and cheese. >> that's okay. do you put any flavor in it. >> no. >> here's the deal. [laughter] >> they said to be careful and let her know this that black pepper is the top of the spice level in minnesota, you know.

>> raymond: laura, even the feigned a lie. 2016 won a cooking contest. contained more than pep are, paprika, bell peppers. apparently uses a lot of spice. he can't tell the truth about this. why is he doing this midwest mayonnaise milk toast thing? what is this about? >> well, it's because he can't talk about anything else, otherwise he reveals what a complete radical extremist he is that's why. what's your last wish? running out of time. >> raymond: wish we could see the last of the harris segregated zoom calls. they all said hello, gorgeous. >> kamala harris a woman who has compassion for all human beings. our society will flourish with a smart, experienced woman.

and let's not forget she married a nice jewish guy. >> laura: funny girl. >> raymond: record -- >> laura: i just moved my daughter, marie, into college this week. it was very emotional. i came across a video of the mom who did the same. raymond your reaction to this. >> this is a mother who she moved her daughter into the dorm and she spent the night in the dorm the first night. look, i can sympathize. i'm not sure this is the best approach, laura. look, i moved two kids. in i got a third i'm moving in. your heart breaks but they are going through their own emotional turmoil. your break down is not their issue. you need to separate cry in the car like i did. i did it both times i'm sure i will do it again. i don't think you should burden the child with your feelings of separation and loss. they are going through enough. >> laura: she knows how emotional it is for moms and nice enough to share that with

us. it's hard for moms, especially. all right. yeah. so i moved my daughter in and there she is, there is raya raymond and pat's goddaughter. we got her all moved in. a couple milk creates and particle board. of my mom dropped me off and said bye. it's a different world now move into college like it was in 19780. >> bye-bye you moved in did your own thing. they get a lot more tender loving care than i did and maybe they need it and deserve it. >> laura: it was bye, see you at thanksgiving. bye. love you. all right. raymond, thank you and to you will a the moms and dads out there moving their kids to college, good luck. and don't be too emotional. just give them love. all right, a star anchor at espn just got canned after speaking out against men in women's sports. michele tafoya reacts, next. ♪

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>> today's vote joke known as sports media world even start female anchors find their jobs in jeopardy if they speak the truth. consider the case of samantha ponder who regularly speaks out against biological males competing in women's sports. she was fired yesterday. joining me now michelle former nfl star sideline reporter host of the michelle podcast. a source told fox digital ponders firing was purely a cost-cutting move. that's tonight. >> i don't know. and that's an easy thing to say. they fired robert griffin the third former nfl quarterback who is an analyst for them on the same day so they are able to say both of those were cost-cutting issues are cost-cutting measures. now what they will do is have to eat the contracts but then they all right them off as tax write-offs. espn likely will do that. but i'm not sure this timing is

curious. this is 3 weeks before the nfl season kicks off, and she was the anchor of nfl sunday countdown which is coming off its best rating season in a long time. i'm not sure why this happened but it wouldn't surprise me. she's very early christian. she wears that on her sleeve. she's talked about mentioned competing women's sports which is so basic. and they don't alive him with the values of espn so would not surprise me if this was moved to say aldrich own another direction. >> it seems to be a very odd dynamic where your programming defiantly against your own audience. the audience college football i would imagine is 80% religious mostly christian. i am not saying they are all conservative but on this issue of biological males competing there's no real debate about this. yet to submit to this bullying by the social media warriors which i think probably happened

here. it's ludicrous. >> it is ludicrous. erb street whose a college football analyst for espn does the nfl on amazon also came out this week on out cat cam said he's tired of keeping his mouth shut about this issue and men don't belong in women's sports. is a columnist for usa today nancy armer and she came out and called samantha ponder a big after samantha said this. this is nothing to do with bigotry. it has to do with fairness. no 1 is saying a trans athlete should not be able to compete. it's just somewhat lane and it's very unfair as we saw and women's boxing to put biological males in the seen category with women. so i don't know how long this is going to go on a espn. i don't have any firm understanding that that is why sam was fired. but she's very popular host and i'm surprised. but shall find something. >> the usa today columnist

basically was saying i think we can put it on the screen basically saying this was a request for fairness by ponders unsurprisingly a sham dig a little deeper into the timeline. it's clear her hostility towards transgender women goes far beyond their participation in sports. >> it's ludicrous. spee act she's at least the least bigoted person on the planet. >> incredibly talented. wonderful to see you as always. thank you so much. that is it for us tonight. tune in sunday 7:00 pm eastern for special ingraham angle. will be at the dnc on next week in chicago. that's going to be fun. thank you for watching. it's america now and forever. c1 social media. jesse watters. [ ♪♪ ]