follow it all live with fox news update. no one brings it to you like shepard smith. >> exclusive content, only on facebook. only on facebook. ♪ >> laura: good evening, happy labor day to all of you. i'm laura ingraham, this is a special "the ingraham angle." the seen and unseen edition. you have all come to know and love every wednesday night over the last 10 months. we bring a segment that has become one of the instant fafshts. fox news contributor, raymond arroyo joins me every week. look who is here with me. >> surprise, surprise. the idea behind seen and unseen, we pull back the curtain on cultural topics of the week. manners, lack thisof, music,

arts, trends and fate. things that sustain us, fill our lives beyond politics. i've always believed, if you know where the culture is, not the curdled milk in the back of the fridge, the other culture, where the people are and where they are headed. >> laura: now we have a lot of fun with this segment, whether controversy surpding anthem, hollywood, me too, service animals. you cruel person. or people renting -- i kid you not, cuddles. >> that was hard. >> laura: they point to something larger going on or reveal who we are, who we are becoming, that might be the most important show of all. >> whether we like it or not, culture is like the air we believe, you can't avoid it, you can't live without it, it does materially impact you and your family. we serve up the freshest and at times most outrageous parts of the culture each week. >> laura: i feel like you are selling me something. >> selling the segment. >> laura: all right, who made you the big salesman.

let's stop talking and show you what we mean. here is the best of our weekly seen and unseen segments with raymond arroyo and laura ingraham. enjoy. >> laura: raymond, where we starting, nice control? >> kahn, mayor of knife control. this is the same man, to remind everybody, a few years ago, rescinded the policy of searching people who might have knives, he said it is racist and might be islam-ap hobic. >> it is mostly gang activity. 5-18 knife attacks a day in london. >> laura: what? >> 8 to 15. passing knife control measures, which means you cannot have knives delivered to your home and can't order online. >> laura: what about wedding registry? steak knives are great gifts.

>> do without knives. >> laura: knife set is one of my favorite to get on late-night t.v. >> better borrow from someone who is dying. this is what he tweeted, kahn -- >> laura: no excuses, to carry a knife, anyone who does, will feel the full force of the law. >> if you are a baker, you need a knife, butcher, you need a knife. tech guy needs a knife. >> laura: we use knives at my house to just cut. >> i found psychiatrist quoted in the london times, why do we need these deadly weapons at home, we need curved instruments. country of butter knives. >> laura: what is ben going to use on the -- department. >> kill people with a butter knife. what next? axes. >> laura: he was just in here,

the big lumberjack in wisconsin. >> he can gut a fish. >> laura: a lumberjack. remember in the old days. this is comical, what everybody used to joke about. hairspray, what is next? that could be deadly, hairspray control. >> piano wire. piano control, cukill with anything, corners of a desk, i don't know where it ends. >> laura: pro-life walk-outs happened today, i didn't hear anything about this. >> a teacher on yesterday at rockland high school, raised question at the time of the gun walk out, a month ago, you had school walkouts, they were covered with helicopters and -- >> laura: big march in washington. >> not only that, school walkouts organized by the women's march. okay. now a student, brandon gilespie, at rockland high school, decided to stage a prolife walkout today. 200 schools participated. >> laura: wow.

>> high school, 80 collegers, no coverage at all. >> laura: will he be on the cover of magazines? >> no magazine cover. the kid couldn't score the side of i don't know what. it is ridiculous. barely pictures of this, we'll put a few pictures up so you can see. little video, no local video of this. outrage. he did it to prove the point. >> laura: he proved it. we don't have a photo. one photo. >> his school district in sacramento made special provisions for gun control, given use of school accessories, microphone and speakers, didn't afford him those luxuries. lawyers about to sue the school and threatened them saying this is content discrimination. >> laura: what? defending the first, here we are, like we talked about last night. >> terrible situation. >> laura: john michael boerner,

he is a great guy, i like boerner. he changed his thinking on pot. we call it all cannabis, makes us feel better to call it cannabis. tell it. >> in 2011, he said this, i am opposed to the legislation of marijuana. he was on the record. now tweets today, he is now a member of, joined acreage holdings. a cannabis distributor. >> laura: how much he making off pot and wrecking the minds of young people. >> he's seeing green, not marijuana, benjamins. >> laura: it sad. we have enough problems in the country. don't need kids -- adults, it is fine, kids doll it. i am adamant, not cool, i'm not wild about this.

>> horrible effects. help veterans with opioid addiction. addicting a person to this helping them avoid that? >> laura: be honest, if you want to make money on pot, just say, it is better than going around the country and speaking at $10,000 a pop, they will pay a huge amount of money to sit on the board, just be honest. don't try to claim you are doing it for the vets, that is just sad. >> then vito share this video quickly. >> laura: real quick. >> president signed legislation to help outlaw online human trafficking and prostitution. there was a survivor behind him. watch this video. can we show it? do we have time? >> i am not a survivor, i am -- it is about time. [applause] >> dancing during the signing. >> laura: look at her, i love it. it went owe cut it off, it went on.

raymond, i like it. rocking out. >> she was first woman to sue bethpage. >> laura: feminists were thrilled, they love bethpage. raymond, awesome segment. >> laura: do not tell me the boy scouts are going to be called what now, because -- >> venerable institution, founded in 1907, by powell realized men didn't know basic first aid or survival skills, created book on scouting, it caught on. after 108 years, the boy scouts are going to be known as scouts, dsa, they have included girls in the ranks. >> laura: bs a boy scouts of america. >> many saying bs. boy scouts. the c.e.o. of the boy scouts loves this, he's out celebrating

it, as you might expect. >> this is an exciting day for boy scouts of america. new opportunity to serve young women in way we have not done before. we've had co-ed programs for years, we have programs co-ed and single gender. women like being part of boy scouts of america. >> laura: will there be all-men, all-boys, all-girls? men can be in sorority, women can be in fraternity. >> do boys learn in a specific way? they were googly. >> laura: i was just raking the lawn, you don't know what happened this. >> they don't want girls to watch them blunder through the skills. better if they are alone. i understand girls don't want to craft all day. give the boys safe space and the girls there. >> laura: i had a pattern, sewing my own clothes, don't i

look like someone -- my mother tried to get me to do that, i played kickball. kanye slam it's00 >> kanye west. >> laura: slams criticism and on the slavery comment. >> went on tmz. watch what he said and the reaction. >> you hear about slavery 400 years, 400 years, that sound like a choice. like, you was there for 400 years and it is all of y'all? it is like we're mentally imprisoned. >> that statement was one of the most ignorant statements of anybody that came from the hood could say about ancestors. >> he's acting like a gift to racists. >> his thoughts are moving faster than his mouth and he's embarrassing a lot of people, especially hip-hop. >> he's embarrassing himself. >> you're a horrible person, i let a lot of stuff go, 400 years

of slavery is a choice. >> you done? you done with him? >> i'm done, period. >> kanye went online and clarified this. look, he said in the context of that bite, talking about being mentally imprisoned, we don't want to be enslaved for another 400 years. they have taken this out of conparticular. >> laura: that is what they do, i know a bit about it. >> kanye west says -- >> laura: you are awful, horrible, person, support slavery. >> who would say slavery was an act of free will. they are not saying that. trying to damage and demonize him. >> laura: why are they doing it? >> politics. >> laura: auntie maxine, maxine waters, she is wonderful and lovely, that is what i say. she said to politico, he's a talent the guy, speaking "out of

turn and he needs people to help him basically formulate his thoughts," and i had a radio listener who called in and said it sounded like maxine waters wants kanye to get to the back of the bus, who is condeskinning now, maxine? >> watch this, perspective is quite good. >> i've had people, i've been black all my life, you don't have to tell me how to be black. i think we need to recognize in some ways, the height of prejudice, look at somebody and think you know what they want because of the color of their skin. >> laura: love kanye, great. >> reuters today, the president's support among black people. >> laura: wait for it. the slow it down. >> the president's support among black people in a week went from 8.9% to 16.5% among wlak men

from 11% to 22%. >> laura: what? wait a second. >> kanye effect. >> laura: this is kanye effect doubling support, trouble. it is increasing. the economy is doing great. all the -- who knows what might be next? they have to destroy him, try to destroy him. >> and kanye might be promoting album and fashion line. >> laura: he's doing a long promote. >> he knows how to brand himself. >> laura: i never thought i would say this, kanye is all about love. i love you, bro. every time i see you raymond, on radio, i love you. >> i love you, laur a. are you going to insult me now? >> laura: once you say you love someone, you can do it this chinese prom dress. i have a chinese blouse. >> cultural appropriations. she wore this, picked out this

beautiful -- >> laura: prom dress. >> liked it, high collar. >> laura: not trashy like some other prom dresses i've seen. >> she has been attacked online. she was culturally appropriated. >> laura: do chinese have the slits up the side? >> they do. >> laura: okay. >> she was attacked by people saying, that is my culture, you're appropriating. my culture is not your gd prom dress. here is what i have to, look at number of celebrities wore various styles and costumes that appear to be connected to particular culture. >> laura: lady gaga with the egg at the grammy. she was culturally, appropriating a chicken, the egg. >> katie perry, in a kimono.

and harley took heat over this. celina gomez, hindu head dress. everybody got upset. i guess i am cultural appropriator. >> laura: as spaniard? >> no, a tie. date back to 210 b.c, chinese empporer, louis xiv. don't take my tie, leave my tie in place. >> laura: take the tie off. >> i'm wearing a french and chinese -- >> laura: is that a windsor knot? that is modified. >> this is a simple half windsor. >> laura: i think the clip-on ties look great on you. the bow tie is next. >> i'm a small world guy. i like to take a little of all cultures -- >> laura: and blend it together. >> inclusive. >> laura: what happened to you

can choose anything you want to wear. you can go into a women's bathroom and say i feel like a -- you can't say, i feel chinese. i thought the woman looked cute. nice. honestly. >> overreaction. >> laura: i'll wear a burl ap sack. sorry, gwen, i love the clothes. thank you. facebook asked for nude photos. >> and utterly bizarre lawsuit for parents against their loudish son. >> laura: and stormy daniels gets high honor for -- you'll see. best on this "seen and unseen special" after this. >> laura: t

unseen" seg expose what is behind the cultural stories of the day. behind big culture stories >> laura: why facebook wants you to send them your nude photos. i can't believe we're doing this segment. here to explain is best-selling author, wilder, children series and raymond arroyo. okay. what is the story? facebook wants your nude photo? >> raymond: they want nude photos. >> laura: why do people have nude photo?

>> they want to fight revenge porn, people post indiscreet photos when relationships end. >> laura: who are these peep snel >> i'll bet we could name a few, we won't. submit your photos, most secretive to facebook, they encrypt them and take a fingerprint of the picture, not the picture itself, they say they don't store the picture, off the server in a few days and they block that image from being posted on facebook. here is the problem, laura, who is looking at the images, how long are they on the server and the bigger question, facebook had a 50 million person breach last year in march they admitted. how sure are we they can protect these images and employees aren't copying them. >> laura: what if other people have photos, you give photos, this whole thing -- forget "seen and unseen," the end of civilization segment.

make a new graphic. end of civilization. tom is like, i don't make graphics. >> raymond: we should move on. >> laura: a new york man, 30 years old, sued by his parents, we call these people boomer ang brats, you throw them out to the world and they come back and stay home. >> raymond: a 30 year old, look, i'm trying to be a father, child of his own. i need to live with mom and dad, they gave him five notices to get out, five evikz notices. >> laura: is that him? >> raymond: he sat with another network and say this. >> why couldn't you resolve this without the court? >> i would consider much of what they were doing to try to get me out as attacks. >> raymond: a third of millennials. >> laura: attack? >> raymond: they asked him to go get a job.

>> laura: or a haircut. >> raymond: third of millennials at home, from 25% to 34% of millennials. >> laura: he's strokes his hair. doesn't have money for a haircut. >> raymond: tough times. >> laura: if your kid is threatening to come home after college, turn the room into a home gym with no couches or anything like that. >> raymond: the judge ordered them, kid has to -- man has to vacate, they are calling for an investigation by adult protective services, i hope for the parent, not the son. big story of the night. >> laura: stormy daniels is getting a key to what, another -- >> raymond: she got the key to the city of west hollywood, the mayor, john durham. listen. >> lady godiv a rode naked to protest injustice and taxes and we have our own lady godiva here in the city of west hollywood.

held her head with dignity, fought back and when she fights back and mr. avanadi fights back, they are fighting to get the country back into our hands. >> laura: did he use the word dignity? do you spend a lot of time in west hollywood? >> raymond: asked for impeachment of donald trump. >> laura: impeach the mayor. >> laura: honored, getting key to the city in front of a sex shop owned by a drag queen porn director, the level of honor bestowed on stormy daniels and the great star reacted this way. >> i'm not really sure what the key opens, i'm hoping it is the wine cellar. this community has a history of standing up to bullies and speaking truth to power and i'm so very, very lucky to be a part of it. >> raymond: you know, laura, they said she was a profile encourage. she is a profile in cleavage, i hope the key opens talbots to

have blue coverage. >> laura: i threw the blue card in the air. >> raymond: n.f.l., no kneeling, $25,000 penalty if any player does it for the club. this will change things. >> laura: losing money. thanks, raymond, great as always. >> raymond: chris pratt, given generation award at the movie awards this past week. i want to share this with you. he listed nine rules. use third degree opportunity, had a few jokes, talked about family and nine rules for living. watch this. >> god is real. [cheering] >> god loves you. god wants the best for you, believe that, i do. learn to pray. it is easy and it is so good for your soul. >> raymond: look at the reaction. >> laura: i like that. >> raymond: also talked about being influencer, using platform to affect and touch other people. he's doing it.

>> laura: something good. >> raymond: when kids like mine, lorenzo, the parks and rec chris pratt, and jurassic park chris pratt. i love he's using his platform to uplift peep and he will young people. he went on, how often do you hear a celebrity talk about the soul and tell young peep toll pray. remember what this is about and the journey we're on. often we hear, sweetheart, you are perfect, don't change. chris pratt had a different message. >> finally, number nine, nobody is perfect. people tell you, you are perfect just the way you are, you're not. you are imperfect. you always will be, but there is a powerful force that designed you that way and if you're willing to accept that, you will have grace and grace is a gift. like the freedom that we enjoy in this country, that grace was

paid for with somebody else's blood, do not forget it. don't take it for granted. >> laura: church of chris pratt. i need that at mass, come on. >> raymond: uplifting fun. poop joke. interesting, cosmo didn't mention his god talk. >> laura: shock. >> raymond: that was critical thing we just heard. you are not perfect. we are all imperfect, all craving grace and need it. i love that chris pratt brought grace to young people who need to be uplifted. they are often attacked. stuff we heard earlier, f-bombs, different message. >> laura: social media, so easy, bad influence, there is so much dark, awful stuff on social media and that, that is actually just what i needed tonight. >> raymond: me, too. >> laura: president trump takes on late night comedy when our

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>> laura: live from america news headquarters. tropical storm gordon gaining strength, now expected to be a hurricane. by the time it makes landfall late tuesday. hurricane warning in effect stretching from the mouth of the pearl river in mississippi to alabama-florida border. storm formed near florida, heavy rains and high winds. the confirmation hearing for president trump's pick to fill vacancy set to start just hours from now. republicans are expected to present brett kavanaugh as advocate for women in the judiciary, while democrats are expected to paint judge kavanaugh as far right extremist

who would roll back abortion rights. opening statements scheduled 9 a.m. eastern, watch on fox news channel. president trump criticizing attorney general jeff sessions over recent indictment of two g.o.p. congressmen, tweeting, two long-running obama-era investigations of two popular republican congressmen were brought to well publicized charge by jeff sessions justice department. two easy win necessary doubt because there is not enough time, good job, jeff. duncan hunter accused of using campaign funds for personal use and -- u.s. service member killed in eastern afghanistan in an insider attack, another service member injured, in stable condition, second time in two months u.s. service member has been killed likely by afghan forces. now back to our special edition

of "the ingraham angle." u watchl name in news. fox news channel. >> laura: it's time now for >> laura: time for the "seen and unseen" segment, expose what is behind cultural stories of the day. late-night talk show hosts for first time banned together to roast president trump. for more on what they are doing and why, joined by fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. raymond, saw triple boxes of conan, and the others and thoroughly not interested, but apparently everybody else is. >> raymond: this is important, tell you how this started. jimmy fallon came up to a hollywood reporter and back-tracked and apologized by having president trump on during the campaign. they said it humanized the president, and the president address today in south carolina. watch. >> president trump: jimmy fallon.

[crowd booing] >> president trump: the guy screws up my hair apologized for humanizing me. poor guy. now he will lose all of us. if somebody would open a talk show at night, because the guy on cbs is -- what a low life, what a low life. i mean, honestly, are these people funny? there is no talent, they are not talented people. johnny carson was talented. >> laura: you and i -- >> raymond: johnny carson. off the cuff. slightly different view, devil's advocate. i don't think the president should have elevated them by talking about them. late night industrial complex came together and they created this. a trifecta of attack on the president. watch. >> did you see trump's last night? >> nope. >> me, either. >> heard he said bad stuff about us. >> really?

doesn't sound like him. >> he said we are lost souls. >> that is not right, that is cohen. hold on, i'll get him. >> guys, what is up? >> president trump -- >> president who? >> trump. donald trump. >> the real estate guy who sells steaks. >> he's president? >> yeah. >> house he doing? >> not so good. >> still on for lunch? >> yes. >> where do you want to eat? >> red hen. >> laura: so unfunny. >> raymond: not funny. something else really sad here, we need as americans, a place to unify and laughter, comedy was that place. jimmy fallon was the last hold-out in late night that kept politics on the low side and back burner, funny, games, silly, goofy, that has gone out. i have a friend that watched him every night since he premiered and she said she took him off dvr. what is crushing, last for people and a year ago he said

this to his colleague willie geisse. >> this is not what i do, it would be weird to start doing it now. i don't really care that much about politics, got to be honest. i love pop culture more than politics, i'm not that brain, you know. >> do you ever feel pressure to talk about donald trump or go political? do you hear that noise? >> i mean, i think the other guys are doing it very well, when it is organic, i'll dip into it, i have always made jokes about the president. >> laura: fallon was smart there. why cut your audience in half, why do that? >> raymond: i tell you why he is doing it now. colbert was beating in rating 3.8 million tuning up. i dug up johnny carson, talked to barbara walters about politics and why he stayed away from it in his show. watch. >> i think one of the dangers if you are a comedian, which basically i am, if you start to

take yourself too seriously and start to comment on social issues, your sense of humor suffers somewhere. the tonight show basically is to amuse people, to make them laugh. >> raymond: this is why he presided over the most-watched talk show of all time for more than 40 years. >> laura: no one will touch carson, that era is over. could they go a week without trump? should go on a trump diet and try to be funny. >> raymond: think about carol burneit tt, she could have done nixon sketches, never did. doing wiggins and mama's family. and people are still buying the dvd. >> laura: and tyler perry, i love "madea." >> raymond: need unifying comedy, carson is right, humor suffers, we don't need that anymore. >> laura: worst offense?

it is not funny. >> raymond: it is not. >> laura: conan is. seinfeld is speaking about the roseanne reboot. >> raymond: everybody was saying, this is great, i said, she is a loose cannon and abc had to let her go. seinfeld is saying, shouldn't have redone that, recast the role with another actress and added this controversy. >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. why murder someone committing suicide. i never saw someone end their career with one button push, that was fresh. >> raymond: i think what he was saying, tongue and cheek, the audience should have decided what to do with roseanne. maybe give her another chance. i don't know. seinfeld hates pc culture and doesn't speak on college campus es. >> laura: he said that.

>> raymond: play the bite. >> laura: ducktails back to what carson was saying, you -- by getting political. watch. >> the climate now, i've seen, talked to chris rock and larry the cable guy, they don't want to do college campuses anymore. >> i hear that all the time, i don't play colleges, i hear people say, don't go near college. they are pc. they want to use the words, that is racist and that is sexist and that is prejudice. they don't even know what they are talking about. >> raymond: he's old school and what i love, "seinfeld" doing new season, getting coffee, jerry lewis, one of his last interviews, in the car with seinfeld, cannot wait to see it. the it will not be pc and probably won't be political. >> laura: jerry lewis smashed obama pretty hard. >> raymond: that was not comedy,

that was in an interview. and i asked about refugees and what he thought about it. >> laura: it is boring. >> raymond: they become political activist and nobody wants that. >> laura: awesome, thank you so much. straight ahead, sasha cohen reeks havoc with latest t.v. show. >> raymond: and vile celebration of abortion by one of the least funniest people in comedy. stay with us. >> laura: stay with us.

♪ >> you guys want to take a golf cart the rest of the way? >> absolutely. >> laura: time for "seen and unseen" segment, we expose what is behind the big cultural stories of the day.

apparently for many comedians, the cruder, the better. latest example? sasha baron cohen is tricking politico into doing interviews by assuming new identity. how clever. for more on that and why so many are outraged, joined by best-selling author, raymond arroyo. why is sarah palin upset? >> raymond: maybe she has grounds to be upset. she had request to sit down with a veteran, disabled veteran to take part in a showtime historical documentary. it turns out that disabled veteran was sasha baron cohen, who you remember did that olley g. series, dressed up as rapper and punked well-known political figures. palin is not the only one who fell for this, dick cheney did,

too, look. >> is it possible to sign my water bottle? >> sure. >> okay, that is a first. first time i ever signed a water bottle. >> raymond: you can imagine, he's assuming multiple identities in the new showtime special, none of these people knew, alberto gonezalez, petraeus. remember genini glick and dame edna, interviewed people, but celebrities were in on this. have you to have talent to fill that gap when people know who you are. cohen, hit and run artist, mean, bizarre edge to this stuff that is politically motivated, really nasty. one guy a few years ago, alley g, sasha baron cohen tried to interview him and he didn't fall for it. watch. >> business idea i want to tell

you about and be a fool -- >> very quick, good luck, folks, nice seeing you, take care of yourself. >> going to be in on that? >> thought going to be in it. >> good. >> raymond: good, bye-bye. >> laura: trump saw that crap for what it was. >> raymond: sasha baron cohen 3.2 million dollars for his last movie. >> laura: our audience doesn't know who he is. >> raymond: michelle white, she resurfaced this week on netflix and offered salute to abortion. >> some people say abortion is killing a baby, it is not. it is stopping a baby from happening. back to future and abortion is the delorian and everyone loves delorians. propaganda term that is not real like healthy ice cream. i salute you. women, if you need abartion, get one! get abortion and god bless

america! >> laura: can i say something? you have such great points to make. they just need to play that voice in getmo, they will get everything they want. didn't need to waterboard that jug, play michelle wolf's mad voice. agh! horrible. >> raymond: cruel. something breath-takingly vicious about that kind of humor, you are talking about abortion, two victims, two victims come out of abortion, mother and child's life is snuffed out. to celebrate and say, let's have a party, i frankly couldn't believe this. it shows i think something deeper -- >> laura: broken. >> raymond: michelle wolf, pray for her. >> laura: took my words. >> raymond: prayer service at 11. >> laura: power twins activate. finally, we have the next story, the supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh is being hazed this

week. my old friend brett, not for official jewelling, for his name. stephen colbert. >> i don't know much about kavanaugh, i'm skeptical, his name is brett. sounds like a supreme court justice, more like waiter at ruby tuesday. hey, everybody, i'm brett, i'll be your supreme court justice tonight. before you sit down, let me clear away the rights for you. >> laura: stephen had to pretend he went to dartmouth college. brett went to yale college, law school, succeeded every level. he doesn't try to play someone he's not. >> raymond: name discrimination. name-ism. name slander. the what i thought, naraul said, damned if we're going to let five men, including a frat boy named brett. he's a frat boy or waiter at

ruby tuesday. i was thinking -- >> laura: what is up with ruby tuesday. >> raymond: or brett. brett favre, great hall of famer and dame star brett summers. >> laura: there she is. the still with us? >> raymond: she died in 2007, i just looked it up. getting desperate the campaign against brett kavanaugh. they are complaining he ran up credit card debt on buying baseball tickets to nats games. who cares, if he paid it off, who wear fist he ran it up. >> laura: they are looking, before it was videotapes you were renting, now you can't buy baseball tickets. who cares. >> raymond: one thing i'm happy about, i'm glad trump didn't tap raymond kethledge. attacking raymond, big problems. name like raymond has to be good. raymond means wise protector,

making sense now. >> laura: it is. brett. >> raymond: brett summers is spinning in her grave. >> laura: they are scraping the bottom of the barrel. nats tickets and his first name. okay. i'll take it. if that is the best they have. >> raymond: confirmation assured. >> laura: welcome to supreme court justice for life. eat that, left, for life. >> raymond: since that aired michelle wolf's show cancelled and sasha baron cohen never aired controversial interview with governor palin. >> laura: up next, calling out hollywood's gross misbehavior on speech and mysterious disappearance of raymond arroyo. best of "seen and unseen special" returns in a moment. >> raymond: in a moment. the computer won't autodraft a kicker in the 7th round. or... you could just trust duracell.

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>> laura: time for "seen and unseen special," expose what is going on behind cultural stories of the day. >> laura: okay, president trump star now on the hollywood walk of fame was smashed to pieces early this morning. that may not be the most upsetting fact about the incident. joined by fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. this isn't the first time trump's star has been defaced. >> raymond: sadly, it is not.

multiple defacements. this star defaced more than cher. austin clay, this guy, 24 years old today, walk necessary with guitar case, pick ax inside. he whales on the star. nothing original, happened in 2016, we have video of it. multiple defacements of the star. they put stickers on it, they've put marks a lot on it, people have -- you remember george lopez -- >> laura: urinated on it. like a construction site. >> raymond: they go in and take pictures. >> laura: why don't they have fluorescent vests of people fixing it. >> raymond: impulse to destroy, eradicate anything that offends you or you disagree with. slipped into other areas. look at james gunn. a multi -- hundred million dollar director of the guardians of the galaxy franchise.

disney fired him last weekend, found tweets from seven to 10 years ago, made fun of child rape, pedoph ilia, awful stuff, but instantly fired him. the hollywood reporter wrote about this. in fires james bernstein, disney hurts all of hollywood. but so long as there is no actual criminal activity, there has to be a difference between who a person was and who a person is and we have to allow for the fact that people can change. now the stars of guardians of the galaxy surrounded him, arguing -- >> laura: chris pratt -- >> raymond: issued a -- if people can change, why wasn't same mercy afforded to roseanne barr, to amy powell, who made a racially charged comment about an upcoming show. they got rid of her instantly. >> laura: double standard.

>> raymond: i believe in redemption, people make mistakes. some offensives are instantly excommunicable, you are unemployable. some speech is not only accepted, but encouraged. this is a panel from this weekend's comic con. actor zoey kravitz was asked this at a panel. >> if you could use your magic in the real world for good, what would you do? >> impeach trump. [cheering] >> wouldn't it be even better to him out of existence. >> dan is really good at making up spells, what would be the impeachment spell? >> um; right. impeachia smackimus. >> raymond: i guess some -- a lot of people at comic con felt

why did they have po liticize. the >> laura: everything is political. >> raymond: why po liticize harry potter itself. >> laura: adulthood. i was in the same city with comic con. men and women in their 40s and 50s, dressed up as like captain america, wonder woman, i don't like costumes, i'm not a costume person. don't like the parties, these are adult parents and grandparents. >> raymond: you wouldn't have liked johnny depp, got up at comic con, appeared as the villain he plays in the movie. character who wants racially pure wizarding world, some thought this was a sly slap at donald trump. >> we, who live for freedom, for tru truth, then i'm a conto rise up

and take our rightful place in the world. >> raymond: so, you see, apparently some offensives are acceptable, others are not. i'd like to get the rule book on what is instantly fired or not. amber herd charged johnny depp with abusing her. j.k. rowland defended him. hollywood has to get the story straight. selective morality. >> laura: comic con, and johnny depp, could i aberate you? >> raymond: me? >> laura: wow! this actually -- >> raymond: is this what you mean by seen and unseen? >> laura: this is great f. only nancy pelosi were here. just a joke. >> raymond: can you bring me back? >> laura: you are gone. aspirate or ap erate?

>> raymond: some final thoughts when we come back.

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>> laura: that was a fun trip down seen and unseen memory lanes. >> and i didn't even have to fight you for arose or anything. >> laura: i hope everybody had a great weekend and we will be back here tomorrow night, the big we will be back here tomorrow night. the big confirmation hearing of brett cavanagh said to begin. all the fireworks, we will bring them to you on the ingrown mail.

>> this is a fox news alert. hello and welcome to a live edition of "fox news @ night." i met henry in for shanno >> fox news alert, breaking tonight, donald trump issues a stern warning to syria as bashar al-assad readies for what should be a major assault against a province in syria, last rebel stronghold in his war-torn nation. also the president lashing out at jeff sessions again, the justice department jeopardizing what could be easy republican wins during the midterms, smart politics or abuse of power? the panels here to break it down.