because you have some demonstrators at the ready. it looks like they have dug in and are ready for a conflict. we see the back-and-forth with the fireworks being fired at the officers. you heard some response coming out. it sounded like a pepper ball. >> sean: mike, thanks for taking all that heat for us tonight. i know our audience appreciates it. hope you stay safe. thank you for your coverage. let not your heart be troubled. i have great news. laura ingraham, we missed you. welcome back from vacation. hope you had some good time off. >> laura: yeah, and minnesota red on the brink. mike tobin is one with most reporters period. he is unafraid and he's out there in the mix and he does such a professional job. >> sean: did you hear what he said? no, i've got it. i've been gassed before. i'm like, okay. >> laura: he was in the middle east. i think he's cool. i'm not worried about him. he's got it under control. fantastic coverage, sean penn

fantastic. all right, thanks much, sean. i am laura ingraham and mrs. the ingraham angle. minnesota is on edge, despite the curfew that's been in effect after last nights out of control situation. you saw the looting. first, breaking woke capitalism. that is the focus of tonight's angle. for a long time it's been clear that conservatives have to rethink their relationship with big business. we've been talking about this for a long time. it's increasingly obvious that much of the business community supports an agenda that not only is disastrous for working-class americans but completely at odds with their beliefs and values. i want to walk through a few examples. for starters, most americans are seriously concerned about the growing power of the chinese communist party. it's a force for evil. it crushes freedom everywhere it can. it's building an enormous military.

threatens anyone who does not bend to its will. of course it's torturing christians and uighur muslims. most americans want to see our leaders condemned china's depravity but big business prefers the groveling route. >> china plays a leadership position for the world in many different areas. >> it's the most important relationship in the world, the one between the u.s. and china. >> xi jinping is not a dictator. >> has a constituency to answer to. >> laura: most americans are also concerned about the hard left in his possession with canceling anyone who disagrees with his extreme views. you failed to repeat their poisonous orthodoxy? you're at risk of losing your job and being smeared as a racist. while corporate america wants us to defend the free market, they're not going to defend the free market of ideas. they eagerly embraced the woke

left's reign of economic terror. >> companies like ours must become allies to the black lives matter movement. we stand with those seeking justice and equality. >> i am absolutely willing to say that black lives matter, absolutely. >> it's a critical time for our country. it's a critical time for business to also be speaking out, speaking up about these issues. >> laura: finally, most americans would like to have a voting system that is fair and credible and that includes reasonable safeguards to prevent cheating. the big business supports left-wing efforts to punish states like georgia for adopting what are basically common sense voting rules. >> this legislation is unacceptable. it's a step backwards. >> trying to restrict voters' access to the polls and it's disproportionately hurting black and brown communities.

>> business leaders cannot remain silent on important issues. racial equity, gender equity. >> this is something that's more than money. this is about protecting the voices of our people. >> laura: now, he obviously forgot to put on his oxygen mask, the delta ceo. the man is obviously expressing loss of cabin pressure in his brain. this has exactly zero to do with protecting your voice and every thing to do with protecting liberals' grip on power. democrats know their agendas going to crush working-class americans. they hate it when wages go up. in order to remain in power, they need to get rid of voter i.d. and other election integrity measures. corporate america has gone all in to help democrats secure a permanent majority. but what about the mlb in the all-star game in georgia? what you saw is only the beginning. over the weekend more than 100

corporate leaders met on zoom to discuss how to take their scorched-earth campaign in georgia nationwide. their goal? to stop any state from enacting voter integrity laws that keep democrats from gaming the system. according to the "washington examiner," executives present during the meeting indicated that they would reevaluate political donations to candidates who support bills in question and would reconsider investments in states which act upon such proposals. it's inspiring to see such an outpouring of courage and patriotism, said a yale professor who helped organize the call. threatening to economically devastate fellow americans is courageous and patriotic now? courage used to mean great personal sacrifice for others. now it just describes powerful executives who out of political convenience take jobs and opportunities from the middle

class in one state and give them to another state. most of these bigwigs are really self unaware. i don't know if you've noticed. why else would some of them attend the masters tournament in augusta, georgia, while at the same time pledging to hurt the state that they are enjoying? and other states that passed any such laws. the media of course, they live on the same hypocrisy boulevard. >> cbs, one of the many companies publicly opposing the voting law. cbs sports will broadcast the masters as it's done for more than 60 years. >> laura: it's nonexclusive or anything. the fact is we should expect to see this kind of glaring hypocrisy as long as big business still believes that it can insult and punish conservative voters while being able to count on the g.o.p. for protection from the left's more

insane economic policies. it's time to let the corporate fat cats know these days are over. what would this end up looking like? we need to send a message to republicans who go along with woke capitalism while principles about small government. i am looking at you, liz cheney and asa hutchinson and mitt romney. you know who you are. not only the do they look like, they are eating at betting the dangerous agenda of the hard left. any republican who is an honest is going to find it impossible to rally base and knows how bad things are. we have tour of bit trigger resist claim from the left that in only hold people accountable, we should support joe biden's massive tax increase. the notion that will be better off getting more money to big government is absurd. sending more money to washington as a shortcut to more

authoritarianism from the left. third, we need to focus on our real goals. giving more freedom and power to working-class americans. that means government policies that end up encouraging economic growth for all americans, not just corporations or wealthy elites. in time, most people in the business world, i promise you they're going to realize that tying their fortunes of the hard left was a massive, colossal mistake. likewise, over time is going to be come painfully obvious to people living on the coasts that just as "the ingle" predicted, they're going to be left behind. in the meantime were going to continue to build our populist movement in all 50 states with practical solutions that work for all races and creeds. that's "the angle." joining me as victor davis hanson. you called what's happening

right now the great awokenning. what will it make america look like and seem like over the next few years? >> i don't think anybody knows but it's based on a lot of dubious assumptions. one is that merit never really was important. it was a construct. if you want half of the new pilot training candidates are united based on race, it won't matter. if you're going to arbitrarily restrict half the white population that gets into harvard or yale, it didn't matter. or if you're going to lower bar standards, they were too high anyway. that's an experiment. we'll see what happens. i'm very dubious. then there's another and that is the ceos, to take one example, delta, that they are always going to have the power to navigate around their own ideology. it's never going to come back to

devour or cannibalize the architect. their kids will always get to harvard and they can be ceos and they can use their money and influence to dictate to others but it will never come to them. history shows it always comes to them. that's what the bolsheviks told us. they think their money in their privilege will protect them. they think 70% of the population who wants borders secure, who wants voter i.d., who supports oil and gas expiration and doesn't want race to adjudicate admissions and hiring, that they are quiet, sober, passive. that they will never rise up. the 30% who are awoken they control silicon valley and entertainment wall street and the corporations, they are what they have to be afraid of. i don't think that's necessarily right either. >> laura: i want, hold on, hold on. i want to take everyone back to that call. we have to ground people and what just happened over the weekend. i guess now i was about 120 corporations and leaders on this

big zoom call. this guy, the yale professor who organized it, said the strong attendance on the call was a statement of defiance against republican pushback of corporate criticism. we have the top brass of american airlines, united airlines and delta. if they are going to boycott airlines, they better have their own jet, he said. talk about elitist. not anyone can be can billing john kerry on the private jet or any of the other big goldman sachs folks who probably think this is all great. >> i don't think they make very good representatives of the woke movement and they shouldn't lecture people on equity and inclusion and diversity, because that's what they're doing. if you're a ceo at delta and you make $17 million a year and it works out to about $65,000 a day for each working day, i don't think anybody wants to take you very seriously about how committed you are to equity.

you can do a lot in the concrete rather than the abstract. people are getting really tired of being lectured by these groups. there going to find out that we're going to start to ask them exactly what are the percentages of race and gender in your own corporate boardroom and your own children going to prep schools and ivy league. so far it's always been the consequences of our theories were going to fall on irene irredeemable or doni deplorable but never us or the poor asians but never us. is going to happen and we'll see what they say but i don't take anything seriously as ceo says or any of these people. conservative support for corporation, the military. >> laura: we've got to go. the fact that we give more incentives for this behavior is obscene. victor, you hit the nail on the

head. thank you so much. anyone looking to take on the woke lecture and started the starting court victories against the blue state covid tyrants over the past year. on friday, a supreme court in a 5-4 decision block california from limiting religious gatherings in private homes. this marks the fifth time the court has rejected the ninth circuit's ruling on state covid restrictions. because americans and attorneys like my next guest are fighting to protect religious liberty. california ended up lifting all restrictions effective immediately on locations and capacity limits for places of worship. it's about time. harmeet dhillon, founder of the senate for american liberty joins me now. a lot of people talk. i talk for a living. let me tell america right now, you actually went out and chalked up victories against these covid tyrants. it's not a cliche to say it. how did you do it?

how did it happen. what was the secret to your success? >> thank you so much for having us. it's a great day for religious liberty during the times that many states are celebrating this month. the way we started this is i start of the center for american liberty before the covid restrictions, intending to help represent the people in america being forgotten by the left. when covid rolled around, on the first restrictions california had was threatening to arrest people who were praying in parking lots in their cars, driving up to hear their pastor and a parking lot. the state was threatening them. went to court. we filed it and we lost. we lost in the ninth circuit. we took the case to the united states supreme court and we won the case earlier this year with an injunction. then we partnered with our colleagues at the thomas more society and good friends who are great trial lawyers and they

brought a case to the supreme court and also won and then this is the third case, center for american liberty, the state was barring people from gathering in their homes. you can go gather at a costco. you've been able to do that throughout the pandemic. you can go to restaurants and bars but you could not go into a home. the court, in nine hours, the court slapped them down. that's the fifth loss. >> laura: harmeet, i don't mean to interrupt but what would we have done if donald trump had not nominated amy coney barrett, if we didn't have that seat on the court? it would've gone the other way, correct? >> we will be losing some more.

5-4. >> laura: john roberts, total disaster. >> under the pressure of not losing the six time, the state cried uncle and dropped the restrictions. people have been for faith to lm calls were not parietal. it's why went to law school it's a blessing to do it. >> laura: university of virginia school of law, harmeet and i were there at the same time. there are a lot of people out there who are demoralized and feeling like there is no hope. your work on this and you raised money and you went to small law firms to get some reinforcements, not the big ones because they wouldn't touch these cases for the most part. you figured out a way to end. republicans need to figure out ways to win on all these issues and you did it. i was so proud of you. i had to tell america about this tonight. harmeet, thank you for all the work you've done on this and thank you for giving us a path forward on other legal victories

in the future. thank you so much. minnesota bracing for violence after democrat politician seemed to enable the rioters. plus, new details about the officer involved in the shooting. we are going to bring you the latest. brandon tatum is here on how the left is undermining policing. bob woodson on how these bad actors don't face any repercussions. that's ahead.

[inaudible] >> i'll tase you! taser, taser, taser! i just shot him. >> laura: shocking body cam footage from the minnesota police officer who shot and killed daunte wright. the euro of criminal apprehension identify the officer in question as kim potter, a longtime veteran of the brooklyn center police force. officers have pulled wright over for a traffic violation but discovered he had an outstanding

warrant and you sell it happen. resisted arrest, potter appears to shoot him purportedly by accident. she seemed truly shocked. the chief of police says that the officer meant to pull out her taser, not her sidearm. accident or not, blm radicals are using this horrific tragedy as an excuse to rampage in the city of brooklyn center for which we are monitoring and will bring you the latest. it's not surprising. it's one thing blm learned from last summer's riot it's that they can loot, burn, destroy with impunity. without any real consequence. of course in the wake of these riots, it's police officers who are treated like the real criminals and made to suffer. police budgets, manpower on the chopping block. violent crime is unsurprisingly on the rise. officers lives are in greater danger. last night three officers were shot in georgia during a brutal high-speed chase of gunfire.

not much media coverage on that. where there protests? joining me know is a former police officer and cofounder. brandon, the left is using either bad or incompetent cops or, you know, terrible mistakes to drive out good officers out of the force. we are seeing huge attrition rate. cities like new york, chicago, new orleans. what's the end game? >> i don't think the left has an end game. they want to destroy policing in america in my opinion i think they want it to be federalize vacant control from the top down. police officers go out every day and risked their lives to save people's lives. it's rare that these things occur where officers excellently shoot somebody instead of pulling out there taser and utilizing less lethal force. it was a mistake. the young lady was apologetic about it. i think it was wrong. she should be fired. i don't think she should be

charged criminally but at what point do people stop resisting arrest? at what point we stand up and say will face these charges in a court of law question rick we have due process. you are innocent until. i wish we would stop resisting arrest or preaching to the community about the way they should operate in front of police officers. i think we'll see a greater outcome in policing the community. >> laura: how, brandon, is stealing from a liquor store or furniture store or hardware store in communities that really need small businesses, how is that a protest? how can it be called related to this tragedy. is it not just an excuse to commit crimes and get away with them? >> exactly. it's an excuse for people to be lawless and ridiculous. the dummies of our society we see on display out here burning their own communities and stealing out of stores and they don't care nothing about daunte

daunte's life. they don't care about police or black lives. none of it is about the preservation of life as far as americans of african descent. we saw that the blm leader, one of the leaders, the cofounders had millions of dollars of property in majority white areas. what a complete hypocrite. i hope people can see this on display that they are not operating like martin luther king did, like bob woodson was due, people of integrity and say we can stand up our rights and stand up for justice but were not going to go out and trash our communities and ruin the reputations of an entire swath of people in the country. >> laura: brandon, have to say we have elected representatives. i'll get to this in a moment, they seem to be in some ways encouraging the continued unrest. brandon, thank you. great to see you. it turns out that rioting pays big time. this blm inspired carnage destroys wealth and brandon noted it but mostly in minority neighborhoods in one of the

groups marxist cofounders, as he said, seeing her fortune sarpy last month blm cofounder patrice concurrent bought a $1.4 million home in a very exclusive l.a. neighborhood. this comes after blm took in more than $90 million in donations. we raised this issue last year. where was the money going? where was the accountability? the money that was being donated by the woke corporations. the same woke corporations that are threatening georgia over its voter integrity laws. it's a perverse message and they are sending it, it's simple. states with voter ids laws getting boycotts but rioters, you get whatever you want. joining me now is bob woodson. bob cole does this tell you in terms of the real agenda going forward of groups like black lives matter, there cofounder

living large. enjoying the millionaire lifestyle while condemning capitalism. >> what you are witnessing is a preview of what reparations looks like. [laughs] that's a perfect example. not only that but she spent 3.4 million on other properties and she was looking in the bahamas to look up purchase the property near justin timberlake and tiger woods where the minimum is 5 million. it shows you the hypocrisy of what they're doing and their real goal is to undermine this nation's principal values. they are also doing this at the expense of black life. the more they vilify the police and the more they call for defunding the police, the more black children are killed in the cities. i think there is a direct correlation.

there are solutions that are not being supported because the money is going to corrupt places like this. >> laura: congresswoman rashida tlaib said something that was pretty interesting about the shooting, saying it wasn't an accident. policing in our country is inherently, intelligently racist. daunte wright was met with aggression and violence. i am done with those who condone government funded murder. no more policing, incarceration, militarization. it can't be reformed. is that not encouraging violent reaction to legal outcome or a tragedy. how is that not inciting a riot? >> laura: 82% of black americans do not support defund the police. they don't believe racial discrimination is the biggest barrier to their future. if rashida tlaib is serious, let her be the first to dismiss the capitol police.

let her post that she will not respond or call 911. she needs to lead by example and dismiss all of her security at the capitol. that's what she should do. put it on the line. vote by your actions. >> laura: we have mayors of these towns and cities who will condemn rioting bob, but they will also overtime leave a lot of room to the rioters to operate. today we had jacob frey and others saying it's terrible and we won't tolerate it. it was nice to hear that, good to hear that. but do they not deserve any responsibility for giving a lot of these individuals the sense that they walk in with a shopping cart and keep coming back with vans pulling up, they'll be able to take it. is not going to be apbs for their arrest. >> no but also black lives matter in chicago said it's a form of reparations. no one challenge them.

that's the real crime. even the president of the united states, when he talks about the cdc, that racism, systemic racism is the national health issue for blacks, that is the most damning condemnation of black americans i can think of. black americans are put in a position of being a most like an exotic pet that you must take and follow directions. it's the most insulting and degrading, they need to be challenged to say what does success look like? when we talk about solutions, we can take you to these low income neighborhoods they could use some of the money black lives matter is using to buy these mansions. that's where the money should go. not to buy mansions please hypocrites. to invest in neighborhood level

solutions that come from the bottom up. that's where the investment ought to be made. this contradiction, this autocracy is never publicly challenge. speech of the one-on-one mentorship you've done, the entrepreneurship you've encouraged bringing people out of poverty and very difficult family situations, to have great lives. we have a great country. i think we have to reject this. it's not a racist country. there is racism but it's not a racist country. we reject what you're saying and you're hurting all communities by driving a wedge between people who actually want to get along with each other as far as i can tell. bob, thank you for what you do. really appreciate it. they hinted in political infrastructure biden is supporting with his spending bill. hollywood's first big movie pulls out a georgia. raymond arroyo has all the details. "seen and unseen" next.

♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for us "seen and unseen" segment where

we expose the stories behind the headlines and return to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. ray, biden still has his massive task of this massive 2.3 trillion dollar and i'm not going to call it infrastructure plan, as the white house convene today. this is a list of quote infrastructure. watch. >> building a support system to take care of our elderly parents and her kids with disabilities at home so that people can go to work. that's investing in infrastructure. >> isn't really, laura? this plan is polling well because was going to oppose taking care of the elderly? there's an unseen reality here that's not being covered. this is actually a huge union kickback scheme which i'm going to explain. you'll remember in july, biden had several emotive town halls with home care and nursing home

workers and their unions. the seiu. watch. >> i have been... [indistinct] and i was hospitalized for a while. a long time. with an aneurysm. >> what kind of questions are they asking? >> they ask, how long is it going to be going on? when is he going to open up the economy. >> i had nurses at walter reed hospital who had been down and whispered in my ear, go home and get me pillows. they would breathe in my nostrils to make me move, to get me moving. >> now biden is working to get the union moving. not care workers. he's asking congress to spend $400 billion, billion, in this infrastructure bill to expand

medicaid. in many democratic run state's medicaid paying for that at home care, those workers are considered public employees. they are exclusive representatives for collective bargaining, the seiu union. a portion of their salary for medicaid is actually deducted to the union. "the wall street journal" reports that states diverted $150 million to unions for medicaid payments in 2017. how much do you think they'll divert from 400 billion? >> laura: it's a complete rip-off, okay? you've got to hand to the democrats. we play patty-cake and may play for the whole shebang. they are going for it. >> it's a remarkable scheme. this should be called the democratic and union infrastructure bill. the cultivation's going

democrats. so long as we are discussing ways -- the oscar nominations have been released. they are a few weeks away but in terms of sheer box office, these two actors have really moved hearts with their performances around the world. >> i know it is cgi schlock but it's a relief from the gloom and doom mystery fast. look at the nominations. tales of murder tinged with a racial division. we are full up. we live this every day. give us an escape, joy, unity. that's why i imagine americans are grandma turning towards big lizards flattening buildings. it looks appealing. >> laura: it looked like the viral video circulating last week of the giant lizard.

>> climbing up the 7-eleven. >> laura: a water monitor. we covered the corporations that are punishing georgia for a voter i.d. law. that's the biggest part of this integrity law. the first major film is pulling out of georgia. will smith and his producing partner announced their slave drama, emancipation, will not shoot in that state. can't support a government. lie, lie, lie. your first of many productions to pull out of the state or no? >> i don't think it is but i love the line they can't support, provide the economic support of government. georgia has been giving hollywood welfare for years. here's why other companies are not going to pull out. percent of their budget.

they get back in tax refunds from the good people of georgia. $870 million in 2017. at the big factor here, they don't have the infrastructure, the studio space anywhere but california and georgia. the weakest soundstage in the entire nation is tyler perry studios, a black-owned company in atlanta, georgia. will smith and his partner are cutting their nose despite her face. they are hurting black businesses in georgia. advocates better to work with the people and let the voters do what they're going to do. the virtue signaling will continue. i imagine the cameras will as well. >> laura: i kind of liked will smith but the fresh prince is falling his throne. >> a little bit less time in bel air. >> laura: air breaking news on the biden dogs? >> breaking news. the white house announced that

the first dog major, the german shepherd we have covered extensively, will undergo some additional training to adjust to life in the white house. i hope they are giving the biden staff training in emergency triage and animal bite care. >> laura: i think we need some training of the dhs secretary. get the border under control. we need a lot of training going on. >> bring major to the border. it could solve a lot of the problems. >> laura: well. raymond, thank you. great to see you. the pentagon making moves to purge the military of anyone who doesn't fall in line politically. what does that mean? it means conservative spiritual explained that -- drastic lengths they're going to. jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. (vo) feel the sand between your toes, and the gentle waves of the sea on your skin. feel the warm jamaican breeze lift your spirits

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♪ ♪ >> laura: the biden administration turning its back on our troops, as the pentagon announcing new immediate action to combat what they call extremism in our military. we know what that is called for, don't we? they want to purge anyone from the military who they think is a political opponent of joe, a.k.a. conservatives. the pentagon saying it's going to update the definition of extremism and create a commission to study the behavior among other things.

pentagon press secretary john kirby gave us all the details about this rampant extremism they are seeing. >> do they see problems of extremism in the military or racism? anything he heard that jumped out at him? >> he did get them anecdotally, the service secretary shared what bubbled up from the ranks in terms of what they heard. >> what was that? >> i don't have specifics. it wasn't like they gave a specific story or anecdote. >> laura: they don't want any specific stories. they just want to be able to tar anyone who disagrees with their agenda as an extremist. that's why they are no never going to get to specifics. jesse kelly is a marine corps vet. john kirby was tumbling. did it surprise you? >> no. like you said, they're not looking for it. they don't actually care about racism. they don't care about extremism. they don't care about any of it.

they are following the same cultural marxist label communists have always followed. they are trying to purge the military people who oppose them they will do it. they will pull it off. i don't think they're going to start handing out papers to people and sending them out the door but i'm already getting full calls from a lot of guys i know horsing jesse, i'm done. those are the best guys. we are going to be left with nothing but the turds . >> laura: isn't that what erdogan is doing, making sure there's no one left in the military that might be a problem. the pentagon wants to fight this imaginary extremism within its ranks but the chinese military of course, they're just watching this going what? laughing? the guarding reporting 25 chinese military jets reached taiwan's defense zone after a senior u.s. official warned of increasingly aggressive beijing. china sees us involved in all of this will nonsense. when is taiwan going to be next

after hong kong? what we have seen with our softening of our standards for military. >> it will be soon. taiwan, there are days are numbered. everybody remembers khrushchev put nuclear missiles in cuba. they watch when our idiot government and our people, we want to make sure everybody in the military, women have to be treated equal. we will make sure we'll pay for a guy to have his tree lopped off. china's focusing on making sure their military is more manly. the only one who wants to dig in and take it seriously as eric swalwell paid speech i think what we had in the previous administration is an actual realism, a realistic approach to what china was capable of. i know we'd much rather be perpetually engaged in war in the middle east, whether it's

afghanistan or somewhere else. do you think the generals want to take on china? do you think they are interested in standing up to china? >> i think america has to come up with -- they're going to have to accept the fact that we don't have the ability to take on china in their realm. granted they currently don't have the ability to take on us and our realm either but right now if china was to do something militarily to taiwan, we wouldn't do anything about it. let's be honest. we have to acknowledge how communist our media is. obviously your show excluded and thankfully for that. have of our american media, if china invaded taiwan tomorrow, half would be writing pro china, anti-taiwan pieces within 5 minutes of the invasion. you know i'm right. >> laura: "bloomberg news" analysis, campaign contribution data gives us an idea why the left is targeting the military, why the democrats are. one of the last institutions to

lean right. biden, federal government, tech companies. where the donor base came from mail delivery companies, walmart and the military. the left has the influence in tech and education and of course among federal employees and they get to seal this deal as well. >> of course they are. the marxists don't leave any stone unturned. they went after the churches after they took over the media and education i have a bunch of idiot pastors in the country talking about white privilege from the pulpit. now they're going to go to the last two things we have. sports and the military. speak to jesse, thank you so much. we will cover this. final thoughts and a goodbye when we return.ry ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill

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but it's a team angle. one of our team members, roman cofinni is going on to other opportunities. we adore him. he's been a fabulous addition to the show. wish him the best. and greg gutfeld takes it from here. by, roman. good luck. >> for donald trump, every day is a grievance, groundhog day. he gripes about the election and wakes up. >> greg: for jim acosta, every day is halloween. he always goes as a nonpartisan reporter. [cheers & applause] all right! so in between calling people racist and finding a therapist for chris