miss an episode. 9:00 eastern, 66 pacific. pray for americans, behind enemy lines. they risk their life to help us. may they find safety as well. but in the meantime, let not your hearts be troubled. laura ingraham is up next. we will see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. an exclusive you will only see here. congressman mark green got his hands on chilling whistle-blower accounts from fort pickett in virginia. afghan refugees involved in multiple incidents of sexual assault as well as many using over to leave despite not having completed the vetting process. congressman greene is here with the full story a little bit later on. also, raymond arroyo returns

with a report on how biden staffers really feel when the president stepped up to the mic. "seen and unseen." can't miss the video. but first, silver alert at the white house. that is the focus of tonight's angle. well, you can't say he did not try to warn us. >> the democrat party is way too hard on police and cops and inciting riots. >> the lobbyist that killed our fellow citizens with illegal drugs and gangs and crime that poured into our country, they support biden. >> biden woodbury you and regulation. gas prices at $6 and -- right now it's nice to be under $2. done nothing but betray you for 47 years. china owns him. sell out to big pharma and sell out to foreign countries. the only thing he cares about is political power.

>> laura: well, sadly for america, it is all coming true. joe biden's first eight months feel like eight long years because everything and his party have touched has turned bad from domestic to foreign policy, the nation is in a tailspin. even the press cannot avoid covering it. recent headlines are devastating. biden's muscle question amid falling poles. the middle turns on fighting. the poles that will send dems into a panic. few americans never think biden has a clear plan to fight covid. a clear plan? half of the time, he does not have a clear plan on how to exit the podium he is standing at. i know democrats think americans are stupid, but they are smart enough to know that behind joe's aviator sunglasses is an elder in distress. this presidency feels like a never ending silver alert except every day we wake up and realize

that dismissing senior citizens is actually living in the white house. as a country is being run into the ground by whoever is pulling his strings. and by the way, and the absence of other information, we are left to assume that biden's portly chief of staff, ron klain, is the guy with the real power. he is not just playing the role of oval office gatekeeper, he is also acting as a de facto president and commander in chief. when we think of who is presiding over cabinet meetings, directing the discussions from covid to commerce, we sure as know it is not joe. he is lucky if he remembers any of their names at the cabinet meeting. >> i'm here with -- my senior advisor and boy, he knows louisiana very well. and new orleans. >> i nominate javier -- >> i want to thank the former

general, i keep coming in general. the guy who runs the outfit over there. >> laura: oh, my god, i had forgotten about all of those. everything biden has promised us on the campaign trail, it turns out was a line. >> i'm not going to shut down the country. i'm going to shut down the virus. >> laura: well, he actually didn't shutdown the virus. the cdc is reporting more than 207,000 americans lost their lives to covid since he took office. and there were more cases reported yesterday then when he took office. that is even with the vaccines that trump delivered. biden's answer is to blame the red states and to push booster shots and through masks at the problem. well, none of it is working. it's a virus. and it's going to virus. meanwhile, the only curve he seems to have flattened his job growth. job openings hit a record high

of 10.9 million back in july, but there is no one to fill them thanks to what i like to call biden box. the mailbox money that keeps going out to those finicky workers who have gotten used to couch surfing and ordering from door . for an example, and estimated 60% of small business owners in indiana reported they could not fill job openings at last month record high. unfilled openings across the state are far above the 48 year historical average of 22%. if you are looking to biden's brainiacs for answers, you are out of luck. even cnn sees what a drag on the economy this all is. >> help us understand the mess here of the job market. there are right now 10.9 million job openings, 8.4 million people actively looking for work. what is the disconnect? >> the month of august, quite

honestly, a lot of people got concerned with the delta variance. a lot of parents did not have child care, people are out of the workforce and afraid of their health. i think there are a few other things. some people don't want to go back to the job they were in for whatever reason and looking to find new careers. >> laura: if they wanted to get serious, she would've followed of with mr. secretary, and child care costs are really to blame, how to draw managed to deliver the lowest unemployment rate for women and nearly 70 years when he was president? biden is handing families $300 per kid per month. yet we are supposed to believe that making parents, especially single mothers, less able to work? once again, they think you are stupid. trump was able to keep the labor market tight and wages growing by controlling our borders. keeping cheap labor down and putting the pressure on manufacturers through smart trade policy.

but now biden is a rating all of that with open borders and seen an untold number of refugees, many of whom who will be competing with low-wage workers as well. everything that he is done from causing gas prices to double to fanning racial tensions through critical race theory, all of it has harmed the very people who this pandemic hurt most. america's working class. their safety, their cost-of-living, their sense of optimism. all needlessly compromised. a far cry from what the great panther from delaware pledge during the campaign. speak out this is about dignity and respect. for working people. and that is precisely what this election is all about. dignity and respect. we have to restore the soul of this country, the decency and the honor that we have always valued. >> laura: are, where his honor sending 13 trips to their death

at kabul airport and decency and flooding our country with unvented refugees. and where's respect when your big tech allies find political opponents and labeled a domestic terrorist? and that brings us to my favorite biden flashback of all. >> had to rebuild. and this time bring everyone along, not leave anybody behind. that's what i will do as your presidential nominee if i am your nominee. united country. >> laura: no one left behind. oh, well. he has united the country, however, against him. we will get to the latest in a moment. and of course i think american stranded in afghanistan might have something to say about the whole leaving no one behind promise. i have to be fair. unless you take this little fellow seriously, -- >> we are working to do everything in our power to support those flights and get them off the ground. we made clear to all parties,

made it clear to the taliban that these charters need to be able to depart. >> laura: i'm sure they're going to listen now. if this what is he meant by restoring our honor, begging terrorist to do the right thing, like their commander, the silver alert is sounding for this entire administration. a group lost in their delusions and missing in action. and that is the angle. now for the first time in a short presidency, joe biden's approval ratings have tank to 39%. in a new hole, that is lower than trump's approval during his entire presidency among independents, it's even worse for joe which is 35% approval rating. jumping now is spend, cofounder and publisher of the federalist and a fox news contributor. also with me, tom. tom, now, this did not just happen because of afghanistan.

you get the sense that americans are just finally waking up to the fact that biden does not seem often times to have any idea of where he is or what he is doing. >> yeah, that is right. he has been dealing with multiple crises from the immigration situation at the border to inflation to crime. but i do think afghanistan was the moment where the myth was excluded that was one of his cornerstones of his campaign, his experience and competence, adults were back in charge. that is gone now. the other thing i think that happened is one of the intangibles is that it has taken a bite out of his credibility. he promised the american people he would always tell the truth, good bed or otherwise. and he has shown to not be square. he has been contradicted by members of his own administration and reports on the ground. i think for those reasons, afghanistan has hurt him and really accelerated something

already underway. >> laura: and msnbc was doing its best damage control for the white house today. watch. speak of this is certainly not the august that the administration had hoped for any certainly had hoped to go into september being able to focus on their domestic policy agenda. demonstration officials believe if they can keep the focus, if they can keep the organization in the discipline, they will be able to manage the domestic agenda, the foreign policy agenda while also being able to handle comes our way. >> laura: you hear commentators and political folks on the left saying this is a situation, they can manage themselves out of. do you think that is accurate? >> well, they are practically screaming. not good, joe. and in fact, the thing that is really going on here, and you know this, it's not so much all the bad things that are happening, it is that joe is making them look bad. it's like we vouch for you. we said you were competence. we said that you are you are

compassionate. we said you are an adult in the room. we said you were able to manage the government and away that president trump was not. we went out there and got out over our skis hang during this pandemic campaign where you were hidden from the voters. oh, no, you can trust in joe. another looking around in saint joe, you are making us look bad. we promised you were going to be good. and one more thing about this. it is not ideological in the sense that you can have an ideological critique of what is going on at the border. but really it's a competence critique. you can have an ideological critique of decisions in afghanistan but it's can you do your job? and i think americans are waking up to the fact that joe biden really can't and he does not seem to be aware or willing to acknowledge when he fails at a job. >> laura: the white house economic advisor, brian giese,

once people to deny what we are saying, what larry's has acknowledged for many months which is this impending doom of growing inflation. >> about half of the overall increase in grocery prices can be attributed to significant increase in prices and free products, and beef, and poor, and poultry. if you take out those three categories, we have actually seen price increases that are more in line with historical norms. >> laura: isn't everything trucked that gas is involved since it is doubled in price? i mean, we have all gone to the grocery store. orange juice, eggs, milk, everything. but will that line work? >> no. i don't think telling people that hamburgers or chicken sandwiches is going to make things better. a poll showed that 44% of americans, with a look to as a indicator for whether the economy is good or not, it's not

the stock market. it is what it cost for them at the kitchen table. would it cost to put food on the table. and as people are looking around, they are seeing these rising prices. i would also say that in addition to the competent tissue, one of the problems for the biden administration is many of these crises are self-created, self-inflicted. they are policy-base. situation of the border, what happened in afghanistan. these are choices made by the biden administration. they did not come out of the blue. he could say covid was inherited by even on that score they have created their own problems in regard to the issue. a lot of things are self-inflicted. >> laura: i am looking at this california recall and i know people like to say california lost it cannot recover. we don't know. but we do know kamala harris was there today and we know biden is going there apparently next week with a 39% approval rating.

what does he do for gavin newsom in california? is he truly a net positive a few days before that recall? >> i think that's a real question, laura. i am not sure that he is. frankly, you look at biden going out to california and you kind of see california as the test case for so many policies that democrats want to bring nationally, that they want to take to the whole country. and instead what we have seen is that california, the air quality is so bad and the jams are shut down. you can't go outside. you can exercise. you can't really live your life. california should be the golden state. it should be something that we all aspire to. it should be a symbol of greatness for america. instead, it's an embarrassment. and when we see the type of policies that gavin newsom has pursued, a lot of it is echoing the joe biden brings to the table. we are in a tailspin moment right now, not just with joe biden, but i think is true

for the democratic coalition. the coalition that you got together in 2020 including a lot of the suburban whites, well-educated women who turned against donald trump because of mean tweets and things like that, guess what, they are the same people who have signed talking about how much they love refugees in front of their houses. same people who are now turning against joe biden. i think you are seeing that coalition crumble in a very quick way. >> laura: and then there is footage out of california of people getting very worried apparently about larry elder. they called him a black face white supremacy last week. now they have someone wearing a gorilla mask who was caught egging larry elder. we have the video. >> leapt take your [bleep] hands off me. >> laura: i'm not sure if i was a covid-approved mask or

not, but they are getting our -- are not coasting to september 14th in california. >> no. the way that the media and folks on the ground as you just saw have been treating larry elder is just reprehensible and i think that speaks to the fact that -- the fact that gavin my gavin newsom is even in trouble in so much trouble right now i think is not a good omen for the democrats. i would add that joe biden's approval ratings right now -- california is a very blue state. if you look at places like arizona where mcauley is up for reelection, georgia, maggie maggie hassan in new hampshire where joe biden is underwater by ten points, that is a real concern for democrats in terms of holding onto the house or the senate next year if joe biden's approval ratings don't take back up. >> laura: joe "annville" biden. things are joining. and virginia has become ground zero for the last attack on history. not just critical race theory. state officials are telling

teachers to "woke wash" 9/11. we have the shocking video in moments. you don't have to like robert e. lee to be disturbed by what richmond did to his statue. historian craig surely tells us why this was a travesty, next. energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future.

♪ ♪ >> laura: saturday 20th anniversary of september 11 should be a solemn day of romance and prayer for the heroes and victims that died that day. but for the radicals running the virginia school system, it is just another opportunity to indoctrinate their kids. in a shocking virginia education department webinar, so-called antiracism experts instructs teachers to infuse critical race theory into discussions about 9/11. they just want to sew contempt for the united states. >> we are not going to introduce a false assumption of muslim responsibility for 9/11. we are just going to begin right there and named that there is no responsibility and therefore we are not going to use this space to try to untangle that. we are also not going to

reproduce american except lejeune -- >> laura: she doesn't think it's important for kids to know who attacked us. >> this is in the attack caused by extremists. a lot of content and media stuff out there that names those responsible for 9/11 that is either not accurate or racist. you also know that using the word extremist in my terminology. not the word terrorists. >> laura: the goal of course is to reduce 9/11 for me terrific error on my terror attack a traffic accident. >> you name what happens and that is. there is no need to further describe it, embellish it, provide details, that is not relevant. >> laura: joining me now is the vice president of strategy investigations for parents defending -- cofounder your response to what we just heard.

>> outrageous is really the word. this was woke washing of 9/11. this woman attempted to rewrite history. why is it that the details don't? in the classroom details matter. and what is really important is that we have to name any problem in order to find solutions. and so it is so important to talk about islamic extremism and to call these men who did the 9/11 attacks hijackers. it is a travesty of justice in terms of our education system. we had parents and reported it to us, we ring the alarm bell in the virginia department of education but the video down. they took it off the youtube channel. without a word. >> laura: i want to -- yeah, the expert, the so-called expert who i've never heard of featured in the video also said that 9/11

wasn't really a black-and-white event. >> don't reproduce a single american narrative that there is only one way to understand 9/11, one way to make sense of the because that will serve to marginalize all the other students in your classroom and in larger society and has very complex understandings of this day. >> laura: complex understandings. here we go. >> yeah. it's unbelievable. i happened on 9/11 was evil. pure evil. and you can slice and dice it. and so this women as she is putting forward this education, so-called education, it really is betraying education. but the important story here is that exactly like you just said, laura, this goes back to richmond. this was supported by the virginia department of

education, virginia secretary of education, and the speaker sits on a commission of the virginia governor, ralph northam. this is part of politics. >> laura: yeah, this is the kind of stuff that glenn youngkin has to hone in on. this is what is happening to our kids. and by the way, the virginia department of education told us in a statement that this webinar was part of a series intended to help teachers create welcoming and affirming class, classrooms for all students and in this case provide support to muslim students who may be subject to bullying around the anniversary of 9/11. her views and opinions do not reflect the views and opinions of us. did everybody get that? that sensitivity toward topics? how about roe vs. wade. how about any number of issues that conservative christie's

feel strongly about. get special proviso or special webinar for them. i don't think so. >> what about the children of military family sitting in virginia. what about them. what about those who lost their parents in afghanistan and iraq. these are their realities. this is typical though. you and i have talked about this. these guys want to simply pave it to become victims in this is part of the critical race theory. >> laura: i'm going to simplify it. they hate america and they want our teachers to hate america and they want to teach our kids to hate america. at least traditional america. have to hate it, have to wipe it off, take on the statue. we have to go because we have to get to the statue issue. if you love him or hate him, robert e. lee is a towering figure in american history. he fought for the confederacy and own but he also played an indispensable role in postwar reconstruction that was

instrumental in reuniting the country. in fact, lee has long been respected and even admired by northerners and southerners alike. nowhere is that more obvious than in richmond where his statue towered over monument avenue for 131 years. of course that was until today. early this morning, his statue was taken down then cut in half and sent to a woman's prison on the orders of governor ralph "black place, north room. he called it part of the healing process to become a welcoming place. here with me now to give perspective is craig shirley, historian. diversity and inclusion, what do americans need to understand about lee and his place in history? >> they need a broad view. can't just focus on the civil war. need to focus on his work after the civil war. it requires a nuance of thinking

which really eludes a lot of liberals. a lot of writers also had to conceal your real intentions from your enemy. in the real objective of the left is not just taking down statues. that's beside the point. that is just keep us occupied and distract us. the real goal is the destruction of american civilization, western civilization. that is the real goal. you have to draw a line in the sand and say you will not advance any farther. we are standing here. that's why mitch mcconnell really broke our take the other day when he said that the senate will impeach joe biden. he missed the point. the point is permanent offense. the point is that there is something like 50, 75 republicans who all called for joe biden's impeachment and he should have gone along with it and said yes he should be impeached. and by the way, add my name to the list. the only solution to stopping the left is to be stronger than

the left. not to cede to their goals, not the compromise, nothing. the only solution is draw a line in the sand and not allow them. >> laura: they all rolled oliver on the statues. today is robert lee, tomorrow, who's next. i want to remind everyone really briefly about what one of the democrats icons, american icons, fdr said at the unveiling of the robert e. lee memorial in dallas back in 1936. he said we recognize him as a great leader of men, as a great general, but also all of the united states, i believe that we recognize him as something much more important than that. we recognize robert e. lee is one of our greatest american christians and one of our greatest american gentleman. how did we get from there to here? >> there is partial insanity

going in american politics now. there is sanity by fdr and his approach to the american culture of history. paying homage to lee also the democratics parties southern strategy. i was part of democratic party. that's why each chose gartner from texas at his running mate in 1932, why he chose truman in 1944 because it was to stitch up enough of the base with the democratic party so they could stay in power and keep power. so his words are true but there was also a political use to them so we have to be careful about not laying too much praise on fdr. >> laura: but we have lee's house over arlington national cemetery. his role at west point.

short of distant hurrying, which i guess they want to do as well, confederate soldier bodies and burning them on a funeral pyre. i am from connecticut. i am a connecticut yankee, but do you do have to ask where this all ultimately ends and your conclusion is it ends with -- final line, craig. >> where does it stop? monticello? there is no stopping them except if we stand back against them and push back. the only solution is to push back. it's not to cede or compromise or not to agree to their points. we have to push back just as hard as they pushed. >> laura: craig, thank you. important perspective tonight. and what do you bite and staffers really think when sleepy joe steps up to the podium? raymond arroyo has it all on "seen and unseen," next.

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"seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day and for that we turn to raymond arroyo. biden attempted to use bad weather to push the climate agenda. shocking. >> it was a rambling word blizzard and incoherent. this was from new jersey yesterday. >> said that the dash looks like a tornado. they don't call them that anymore. that hit the crops and wetlands in the middle of the country. this summer alone, communities with over 100 million americans, 100 million americans call home, by 2020, make sure all our electricity is zero emissions. look at -- don't john. >> on scrip t is a disaster. off script, he is unfailingly inappropriate. if you're wondering why those numbers are slipping in swing states for biden, you only have

to watch these performances. americans are not stupid. it took them a while, but the more they see biden, the less confidence they have in him. this was his message to union groups today and their collective bargaining efforts. >> i might add i noticed when you will do that, everybody benefits. whether they belong to a union or not. by the way, of course i -- i am supposed to stop and walk out of the room here. >> i am supposed to. i'm going to get into trouble. it's like a child with no filter, laura. he is telling the american people on a daily basis i am not in charge. i am be controlled. i'm being programmed. i'm being choreographed by others. not political reports, when he gave remarks, some white house staffers will either mutate or turn off his remarks. this is according to politico.

according to white house officials they are filled with anxiety that he's going to take questions from the press or veer off the west wing's carefully orchestrated messaging. they are filled with anxiety. imagine how americans feel. this is the reality that is joe biden. the wrecking ball of biden crashing into these cory of active vents. >> laura: [whispering" bracket the creepy way he talks. speak out you don't like the whispering effect? >> laura: i was going to say it sounded like you on thursday. i tuned in and you are there one moment and they said the biden, you veered off the podium. >> i may be the first guest house in the history of fox that needed a guest host. over at cnn, the network that savaged nick sandlin for supposedly being disrespectful to a native american protester is now idolizing a 14-year-old

for being disrespectful. she flipped up the group of anti-mass processors outside her school and she is suddenly the hottest thing on the network since andrew cuomo held his last covid presser. >> i decided to give them the finger because i thought it was the best thing i could do. >> i am proud of my daughter and i find without. >> what else are you supposed to do? >> laura: her and her finger >> this is encouraging desired protest despite the fact that masking kids in schools is predicated on virtually zero scientific data. >> laura: i am going to be like biting, it says that we don't have a lot of time for discussion here. both the mother this mother. i am proud of my daughter. oh, get out. can you imagine if she said that to anyone in a protected category if she flipped off

anyone in the vaunted protective alphabet? forget it. she would never go to college. >> and then there's a story out of las vegas were a 9-year-old boy was taking a sip of water in the substitute teacher got totally medieval with them when he forgot to put his mask on. she did not ask him to put it back on. this is the boy's mother. listen. >> she instead pulled him up and the front of the classroom in front of all of the students and she then taped the mask across the top of his face. >> the mom says the sub added a second layer of tape from his nose to his forehead. >> i guess we are lucky she did not superglue it or staple it on the poor kid. how long before the substitute teacher gets in a block and don lemon show? surely going to be the next cnn hero. >> laura: a profile encouraged. again, raymond, there are certain acceptable norms on the left. you can essentially assault a student, which she did, you can humiliate a student, which we

showed the video of him that soon call it when they are accumulating students. parents across the country, those clubs that raymond showed, we cannot allow this to happen to our kids. cannot allow it, period. >> not when the cdc's study found there is no substantial data that kids wearing a mask would help. >> laura: fetishist science. you're getting science in the way good to see your voice back. up next, and angry angle exclusive. mark green is sharing new details about what is happening at a military base in virginia that is housing thousands of afghan refugees. he has the details, next.

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secretary. i've recently been made aware of someone at fort pickett virginia that afghan refugee evacuees basically have free reign of the complex. and i've even been allowed to leave despite not having completed the vetting process. made shocking allegations including multiple incidents of sexual assault and several of evacuees have been picked up by cooper drivers. without any permission from authorities were being cleared to leave. mark green joyce me now. congressman, the records are being looked on the back end. what a stunning enough but what you are reporting tonight is truly shocking. >> it is crazy. and it's not just fort pickett. i'm talking to sources that are in multiple locations. the real challenge here is directions from state and the dod is getting its directions on how to handle these situations by the state department. in the state department is failing to give them adequate

information. they are letting them leave, they can catch an uber and actually leave the base. they don't know exactly how many are even there. so they can't account for someone if they don't return. and they are telling the people if you go and you don't come back, that will and your visa processing. if they want free, they are gone. there is nobody keeping them from leaving. and then you get the shallow comic shocking allegations of harassment and sexual assaults and it is spewing isn't it also the case as "the new york times" reported that many of these individuals arrived in the units with no documents? when he says they are going through several levels of databases, against what? we don't know who they are. >> we don't have biometrics on a good portion of these people and we can't really get information from state because they won't provide names, they want to provide any information on the

people, the numbers that they have. it won't even tell us how many american citizens they evacuated. we tried to get them that number requested through the national defense authorization act the other day and i could not get that past. it is just crazy. the state department is a complete failure. >> laura: here is out dhs secretary thinks this vetting is going. >> we are dealing with very few people that have given us any cause for concern. >> the taliban when they took control released thousands of prisoners, including members of isis and al qaeda. can you guarantee that none of those prisoners are making their way into the united states? >> i can guarantee you that we are doing everything possible to make sure that they don't. >> laura: we have thousands and thousands just 10 miles from here on the airport on the 20th

anniversary of 9/11. we don't know who a lot of these individuals are. is that not true? >> that is absolutely true. there are many who have zero documentation at all. a very large number of them, like 20, 30%. >> laura: and it turns out that anyone who got onto those airplanes because of a humanitarian concern, someone pushed their way up to the front or was infirm and a lot of people were infirm, they were for hours and days it was a terrible and heartbreaking. a lot of individuals were grabbing and women and children in saying this is my wife. but we have no record to show that they actually are even related. same thing happening at our southern border. is that not the case? >> that is absolutely true. we don't have any documentation. we can't prove that family units. they can do dna tests but unfortunately these people are just being allowed to leave the area's. they can get up and walk out. and that is from local slides,

not just fort pickett. and they are not tracked, accounted for. we have no way of knowing who they are and we've had talks with people who are saying they know taliban is in some of these flights. so this is one of the greatest security risk this nation has ever had and this president and state department don't seem to care. >> laura: i mean, tony blinken looks like he is being held hostage half the time. congressman, we are going to stay on this. the state department has no response to your letter. we reach them and we tried to reach them and fear response. biden is light of the day, the last by his next.

>> president biden: by the way the stock market has gone up since i've been president. if you heard me say a word about it. we know, there have been so many

records of the stock market has hit under our presidency. >> laura: ability on the last one was five days ago. that's it for us tonight, don't forget to set your dvr and always stay connected with us. be sure to pick up your usa made in freedom matters gear, now more than ever. go to lauren graham.com, all for the tunnels to tower foundation this month. "gutfeld!" is next. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: happy wednesday everyone. emily is back. we've got rick harrison from "pawn stars," and of course, kat anty