>> sean: unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening, as always thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never ever missed an episode of "hannity," don't forget the news any time, foxnews.com, hannity.com. in the meantime, i have good news. let not your heart be troubled, "the ingraham angle" laura ingraham up next. a killer show last night, awesome ratings. we are proud of you. >> laura: thank you, hannity, i see you have the black crates behind you, mourning the passing of the cheney dynasty behind you. very fitting. >> sean: she made her choice, she knew very well. and -- what i thought last night was interesting, i would love your thoughts on this and i will watch your monologue. somehow she thinks she knows better than the people of wyoming, that's what i took that speech as. >> laura: with the people don't really count in this world, do they? just the elites and we have to

sit back and listen to them. hannity, awesome show tonight, enjoyed the harriet interview as well paradigm or an laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle," big show tonight. the exclusive that will expose how the nba is again doing china's bidding, plus count mutilations and mike pence in the same segment? what, we will see how that goes. tucker carlson is staying up late to be here. the swamp girds for 2024. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." just for a few moments i want you to stop and think about what the elites and their media valets want you to believe. because they made one outlandish claim after another. like how an incumbent who loses her primary by 37 points is actually a winner. >> liz cheney, it seems complete to say profiling curse, but she has. >> i respect enormously the fact that she spoke out for the

truth. >> cheney's future has to be written. >> laura: or that 4.5% inflation is actually zero inflation, or with 37 million in new spendings can reduce inflation just by his name alone. or he loved us, the claim that men can be mothers and women can be fathers. >> can you help me get a good definition of birthing people? >> well, i will check on the language they are, but i think that we are talking about those that give birth, we are talking about -- i don't know how else to explain it to you other than -- >> laura: or their insistence that pumping children full of hormones is gender affirming. >> every major medical association agrees gender affirming care is life-saving. medically necessary, age-appropriate and a critical tool for health care providers. >> laura: i like that smock

she is wearing. and no surprise that they think having drag queens mingling with children is totally normal. >> drag queens are just here to entertain. >> we can be intelligent. we are harmless. and i just hope moving forward it stretches those imaginations a little bit more to continue normalizing it. >> laura: and their dangerous claim that babies and young kids need covid vaccines to be safe. speak of the united states is now the first country in the world to offer a safe and effective covid-19 vaccines for children as young as six months old. finally some peace of mind. >> laura: yeah, we would not have peace of mind without that. and of course they demanded that you believe that that country, this country we love is systemically racist. of course and our borders are closed when in fact millions of migrants have walked right in. i am one of my favorites that

the afghan withdrawal was correctly handled. >> we are in a stronger position as a country because of the president's decision. >> laura: and even with all of those unabashed allies, they claim to be the only company will enact country serious defenders of democracy. >> i believe that donald trump continues to pose a very grave threat and risk to our republic. >> the future of democracy on the ballot. >> i fear for our democracy. we can't let that happen. >> laura: and of course just like all of their other grandiose claims, this one is dead wrong. in fact the opposite is true. because we are the true defenders of democracy. and they are its enemies. the populist movement has been on the march ever since the rise of the tea party back in 2009. at no point have we ever gotten a support from the media or big business, hollywood, silicon valley, we face overwhelming opposition from the permanent bureaucracy that stems the federal government too.

so our power comes entirely from our ability to convince the voters to support our ideas. in other words, no movement relies more on democracy and fights harder for it than we do. it was the votes of the people who nominated donald trump in 2016 and it was the voters who defeated liz cheney last night. well, we trust the people and everything we do is designed to give them more power. but to cheney and her cheering section, the voters, they are just useful idiots. >> the power of the republican party has is a really stupid people that vote in their primary spread really stupid people demand to have really stupid leaders. and that's where the republican party is now. >> laura: of course they also claim that the populist are threats to democracy, because they pointed out that there were election irregularities. then the january 6 have been. but only a small number of people out of the millions and millions who are taking legal

actions during that riot and we consistently maintain that those people should suffer appropriate legal consequences. and since when does the desire to safeguard the integrity of elections qualify as being antidemocratic. in fact, it is the contrary. you see, we respect to democracy enough that we want to make sure that elections are decided by clear and accurate vote tallies. our agenda powers the average american. we were the first ones to question our country's relationship with china and also to insist that it should not be so easy to just ship american jobs overseas. we were the only ones to insist that being an american citizen should have real meaning and real benefits. and therefore that the borders have to be enforced. we stand up to the teachers unions in the name of working-class parents. we stand up for small businesses, threatened by crime. this is and always has been a movement for the little guy, not

the borough cuts who artie had too much power. so if you care about democracy and he won the voters to have a real say and policy, you got to join our movement. right now according to real clear politics over 70% of americans believe that country is on the wrong track. but it does not have to be this way. because we have policies that work and that make lives better for the average person. we know this. they are working in places like florida and texas, tennessee, iowa, south dakota, many other states. the elites don't trust you and they certainly don't want to empower you. for them to democracy is where the voters do at the bureaucrats tell them to do. but for us, it's the other way around. and for almost 14 years, this movement has been growing. cheney is out. now let's keep going. in all 50 states, because then our movement, no state is left

behind, and that is "the angle" joining me now newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, author of "defeating big government socialism." this headline from the hill "liz cheney shakes up 2020 force forecast." does she really have the support of republicans to shake much of anything up? >> no, liz cheney is a fantasy being developed by the elite news media. but the truth is we saw in wyoming where people render judgment. you can't get 29% of the vote and turn around and she compared herself to abraham lincoln, who, by the way, got 53% of the vote for the senate, but because of the state legislator had the choice, but leaking that 53% vote, did not get 29. i think that liz has no future. she can run around the country. she has $7 million in the bank of political money. she can feel good in

"the new york times" will love her, "the washington post" will love her. i'm sure that the abc cbs coming in no, nbc, cnn, msnbc, they will all love her, but the country won't love her. and she told us clearly last night how totally biased the january 6 committee is when she said she would do anything to stop donald trump. now how can you have a vice chair of a suppose that committee who says up front, i will do anything to stop him, now let's have a hearing. it just proved the hypocrisy of what she has been doing. >> laura: well, newt, she referenced the civil war last night and her kind of confession speech, then she went back on "the today show" this morning and kind of did a repeat of that. watched. >> i think the republican party today is in very bad shape and i think that we have a tremendous amount of work to do.

i think that it could take several election cycles, but the country has got to have a republican party that is actually based on substance, based on principle. >> laura: and the republican party has never been in a better position to slaughter the democrats and the midterms i would say. >> first of all, we have a majority of governors, a majority of state legislatures. i think we are about to win a sweep in the house and senate. we have probably the most unique political figure in modern times. you know, donald trump has actually won the nomination fight more than anyone in american history. and of the ten people who voted to impeach him on the republican party, eight of them are gone. including liz cheney. so, i mean, no other political figure in american history has had the reach that he has. now, she is correct, what you are looking for is an old-fashioned pro-war

pro-establishment republican who does not really represent the people. but remember, if you believe in government of the people by the people and for the people, wyoming spoke and spoke decisively and liz cheney was not on the winning side. >> laura: i want to play that civil war sound bite now, newt, a lot of people missed what she said last night and they need to hear it's given the accusation that somehow conservatives are soaking violence or wanting violence. watch. >> i am absolutely going to continue this battle. i think it is the most important thing i've ever been involved in, and i think it is certainly the most important thing, challenge that our nation has faced in recent history and maybe since the civil war. >> laura: okay, newt, you are a historian, take a crack at the civil war. >> look, i actually agree with her. i think the crisis today between the deep state establishment and the bureaucracy, the fact that they are now using the

government as an instrument of power to terrorize people want to walk off people, to intimidate people, i think that we are in a real crisis. and i think the debate over the next few years is going to be the most important debate since the civil war. the difference between liz cheney and the rest of us is, most of us believe that the american people ought to govern, not the bureaucrats. that the values of america should be reinforced, not the values of woke organizations. and we have things like the milwaukee teachers union that wants to fire white's first. that is absolute racism. i think that there is going to be a huge fight, and i think that they are going to lose. >> laura: yeah, they are afraid of the people. they don't want to people they have any say in the decision-making and they want to make all of the decisions themselves. so i guess that will be the battle royale. newt, i knew that you would be great tonight. but you were fantastic, thanks so much pride and tomorrow morning, trump lawyers and government lawyers are going to face off in court over the

question of unsealing the fbi records on the raid on mar-a-lago, the one document that everyone wants to see is the all-important affidavit. that will answer many of our questions including why the doj is zeroing in on obstruction as a potential crime here, the three things they are looking at. that is one of them. trump himself has said he wants everything released now. it is the government that does not want you to know what is going on. jonathan turley, george washington university professor, fox news professor, good to see you tonight. what do you think will happen tomorrow, how might this play out? >> i think it is unlikely that the courts is going to unseal this document. as you know, courts tend to defer to prosecutors when they make these arguments. so what people need to understand is this identical argument is made in every case i have been involved in. when you're trying to get evidence from the government. they say virtually the same

thing. i do a lot of national security and criminal work by the nature of those cases and this is a fairly common fight to try to get evidence from the government. affidavits are commonly released after someone is charged. you have to give them to the defense in most cases. they can be released and redacted, and it can be released before a charge, but courts tend to just go with the government on these things. but what is different is a number of elements here. one is that there is a history here of the department of justice in -- and trump investigations that is created public interest and public uncertainty as to the motivation behind a search. the search itself was grotesquely broad. it was almost without definition. it literally was a warrant that said take everything. even if you found one document with a classification marking of any kind, you could take the whole box and then take all of

the boxes around that box. it just was sort of ridiculous. but then they did this raid right before a major election. and the timeline does not quite make sense to some of us. maybe it will make sense when we see the affidavit. but according to "wall street journal," the attorney general went weeks before he signed off on the application, when they got the warrant they waited a whole weekend before the executed it. and yet we have these leaks that are coming out almost regularly every two days, saying, we were looking for nuclear weapons information and we had no choice but to move quickly and then we just had another leak saying, well, there is this suspicious videotape outside the storage. so while the department of justice is saying we need absolute secrecy, it is leaking according to the media sources, it is leaking this information and framing and maintaining all of the case is being.

speak to that question by the way about the surveillance video that they subpoenaed from inside mar-a-lago was trained on the storage area that was supposed to be locked up. so again, the leaks about, there is some suppose it -- we would imagine because of the leaks something untoward on one of those videos, which as we know from her history with other cases would go to their case for some type of obstruction, yes? yes or no really quick? >> right. that could be based on the number of things, the changing of documents, false statements as to what is contained in the boxes, and exceptionally broad statutes, and more importantly it moves them away from this issue of declassification with authority and classification status and previous discussions where they can say someone lied to us or change the document or misled us. >> laura: all right, professor, a lot to unpack here, thank you very much.

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>> laura: we just learned in days china and russia are going to be running joint military exercises for the first time in years. now their goal is to strengthen their ability to respond to what they call various security threats. of course guess what that means? us. and what was the biden administration's response to all of this? >> does that represent the warning that you are giving a few months ago to china to poled the russians and the war in ukraine? does this sort of change the thinking in the way that the chinese have responded to that? >> it is absolutely the right to do so regarding what if any military exercise to take part in that we don't read anything into their engagements and this activity. >> laura: joined me now is arkansas senator tom cotton of the service committee center. in the state department spokesperson.

china must be very scared, do not want to read too much into it. is it your reaction? >> again, this is joe biden's long-standing record of weakness and appeasement going back not just the last 18 months, but the last 15 years, he was celebrating china's rise for decades even before he had reason to do so to help his son out in business spirit he also criticized ronald reagan for saying that russia was an evil empire or for fighting communists in places like nicaragua or cuba. this is who joe biden is. he believes that america is not exceptional in that they should not be the leader of the free world. that they should not stand proudly defending our interests in advancing the cause of the freedom around the world and they take advantage of it. just like vladimir putin did in ukraine, just like china is starting to in the last month running all of these war games around the shores and you look at what is happening in iran, joe biden still trying to get into a nuclear deal at a time

when iran finally was able to attempt murder after 30 years of american soil and humiliation, this is who joe biden has been and who he has always been. >> laura: the u.n. releasing a report that forced labor among uighur for sock and other sectors of manufacturing has been occurring and in the autonomous region of china. well, we all knew this. this is no great shock to us, but nonetheless america is engaged in trade of all sorts. business, m&a work, banking with a country that has hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people in slave labor camps tonight. this is what our country is doing. >> and laura, they spent

hundreds of billions of dollars to try to empower that regime more. remember china is a large portion of the world's so-called green energy technology especially the minerals that go into it. some of those are making that exact solar panel or interest to it. spending hundreds of billions of dollars now on that technology as opposed to producing more oil and gas in north america, because liberals like joe biden will avert their lives from state to limit in china or african laborers while they look down their nose at american coal miners, the exact opposite of what we should be doing producing less energy from china which is being built on the backs of slave labor. >> laura: i would say beyond joe biden, all of the senators up for reelection, like mark kelly and maggie half and in new hampshire, all of these so-called moderates look lockstep with biden on the china issues. it's horrific. you have been terrific on this issue, thank you so much.

and we have been telling it for years that the nba is owned by china. tonight exclusive new audio exposing how the league was kowtowing to china by censoring fans and defending the acts of a dictatorship. then boston celtics center and my next guest first publicly criticize china and xi jinping back in october 2021, which led to the ccp banning celtics games from being streamed in their country. approaching nba commissioner adam silver about it days later. [indistinguishable] >> wow, makes you want to look back. i wonder like who? oh, yeah, of course. [question indistinguishable] >> i make sure there is no

value. >> laura: of course it is a different system, it is a dictatorship. so no matter how many money you make off of them, you should not be defending them. censoring any sort of speech and frankly, we should not be playing games over there. months later and december of 2021, told kanner freedom that the league was advising teams to make sure that pro-hong kong signs or anti-china signs were not seen and any photos or on camp. because they were worried about what china would do. >> my manager texted me and said, you know, these big games in china, the celtics games in china are banned, banned for i guess the full season or i guess because of the celtics, and like, what do you think about that? >> i don't know that to be true. you know, if people say all of those things -- >> yes, they came on and said something about it. i checked with so many of my

friends, and it is true, they actually banned those celtics games. >> but i would only say, you know, look, it is not a secret. it is a very cyst the lament different system and china, and they're a different sensibilities there. >> laura: different system, different sensibility, joining us now, can you tell us more about the kinds of signs that the league did not want seen when china was going to stream those games? >> of course, first of all, thank you for having me. first of all, the world needs to understand that everything the nba does is either for money or publicity stunts. and it has been like that for years. so not really surprised. and they can tell us about the players and the coaching staff and the defense as long as the league image is profitable. and finally they are mad because someone from the inside that

plate 11 years in this league is going off and exposing them one by one. and because that is unacceptable. it just sought unacceptable is how they can mow down the biggest dictatorship out there in the world. so that's broke my heart, so i was like enough is enough, someone needs to call out the departments and i did it. >> laura: and we reached out to the nba for comments, and they told us that the league does not have rules against man supporting hong kong and games, commissioner silver has made it absolutely clear that we support and will continue to support every member of the nba family expressing their personal views on social and political issues. so that's what they said. no harm, no foul. >> it's just embarrassing themselves, at this point the whole world knows that they are going down to china and it is unacceptable. i just can't believe that they

are still -- they can just lied to american people. you know? but i do a lot of basketball camps around the world and even now the little kids are telling me about these embarrassment in the nba, they are just embarrassing themselves. enough is enough and i hope more players will come and join me in, so that it is a movement and i know that one day they will. >> laura: well, colin kaepernick, they celebrated him for starting a movement. you are a one-man expose of what the league is doing here, and social justice matters in the united states, but not when you are making billions of dollars in china. i think that it is pretty obvious for all the eyes to see. and without you we would not have known about this, thank you so much. in the cdc has a covid confession, but is it too late? and out of the campaign we will share some unhappy trails, raymond arroyo has this in seen and unseen next.

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>> laura: it is time for a seen and unseen segments where we turn to the latest headlines and tear with arroyo, big mea culpa, and was saying just a few months ago. >> you will not get to covid if you have these vaccinations. to speak of the data from the cdc today suggests that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick. >> well, it turns out, laura, all that guidance was in error. and admitted the cdc guidance was "confusing and overwhelming." those neither prevented infection nor symptoms from emerging, recently the twice vaxed president got covid, then press secretary lloyd austin despite the ppe also tested positive for a covid again. this is his second round.

and of course the first lady jill biden is also in quarantine. with covid. maybe they should have sent the bidens and early notice that all of this guidance was to be ignored. >> laura: i like it when they say i tested positive for covid and had mild symptoms, and got it three times vaxed, boosted, always have to add the code. >> the downside of this, laura, the military personnel and our students who are being dismissed, fired, and set aside because they refuse to take these vaccines that apparently are not all that effective. as a sign of how meaningless all this guidance is, people exposed to covid are supposed to wear a mask for ten days whether they have symptoms or not. here is biden yesterday paid he takes off the mask and coughs into his hand and then starts glad-handing the senators before reaching for the mask. now what is the point? i do not know.

and laura, biden must feel very alone without jill biden alone, he was so lonely he hosted a party at the white house yesterday for his social security. >> you know, it is social security's birthday and i think we should celebrate. happy birthday, social security. here's to keeping you healthy. ♪ ♪ >> laura: okay, that could be the most pathetic commercial i have ever seen. what is that? what? >> i guess when you are all alone with nothing but the white house at your disposal, you do what you have to to keep yourself entertained. but they say you devote the time to those who most care about. and for joe biden, social security may be his closest companion. >> laura: but the funny thing is he coughs into his hand and then he goes and reaches out the mitt to joe manchin. so delivers that climate bill

with the help of bill gates and shakes his hand. it's like something he get covid. >> they are spreading around, spreading the joy, plus it is getting ugly out there in the campaign trail, even beto o'rourke tried this novel approach to win over voters who disagree with him. >> and launching down debts, up against kids, and maybe one of you [bleep] don't think it's funny! nothing says i want to be a governor like calling a citizen a mfer in front of a crowd. >> laura: he is among the most tedious political figures we have seen. and i would say the last decade. he needs to go do a workout video or something. he seems like he is in great shape. but other than that, we don't get to hear much from him. skates exactly. the punk rocker look. it seems that pennsylvania

editorial candidate john uncle fester men, his whole hoodie sheet is catching on. lisa murkowski all the way up in alaska, well, she has adopted the low compared to look at her. that is ridiculous. it looks like a tie-dye deal. >> they look like uncle fester and grandma adams, an escape from the new tim burton series over at netflix relaunching adams family. so they have a future no matter what happens at the polls. finally over at msnbc, laura, this is interesting. alex wegner launched her new -- launched a new show. >> i can't think of anyone better to do this then you will. and it can think of anyone better prepared to do it. >> we will dive into what it means and what can happen. with one of "the wall street journal" reporters who was first to report on the contents of that warrant. then we will -- ♪ ♪

then we will talk with -- we are going to go right -- we will actually go right to the top story tonight. yes, we sure did have a case of the technical gremlins at the top of the show, but this is the first one comes to work it out. and now i think we have gotten it all under control. >> laura: all right, raymond, thank you. and the teleprompter. up next, the prime time crossover event you have been waiting for. tucker carlson meets "the ingraham angle," on mike pence's shocking message to republicans and a brand-new docuseries on cattle mutilation. it will be interesting. stay right there. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> laura: well, the midterms are only a few months away, but it feels like the 2024 primary is already here. mike pence spoke in new hampshire this morning and his remarks seem to some to be indirect fully aimed at his old boss and his old boss' supporters.

>> i also want to remind my fellow republicans, we can hold the attorney general accountable for the decision that he made without attacking a rank and file law enforcement personnel at the fbi. these attacks on the fbi must stop. calls to defund the fbi are just as wrong as calls to defund the police. >> laura: joining me now is tucker carlson host of "tucker carlson tonight" and "tucker carlson originals" on fox nation. his docuseries cattle mutilation is available now. we will get into the series in just a minute. but first, your reaction to mike pence. does he kind of risk falling into that very predictable media narrative of criticizing the fbi? or everyone who works at the fbi is beyond reproach here, what is going on?

>> what is mike pence doing in new hampshire, if he does not have a summer house in new hampshire, then he is delusional. mike pence a very nice guy or seems like a nice guy, but he spent four years getting bossed around by donald trump like a concubine, and was bossed around by his donors when he was governor of indiana, not in a position to lead anything and probably has a useful years left in him and probably something to add perhaps and his grandchildren too, but the idea he will run for president is delusional and clearly only benefiting his consultants and he should fire anyone who was telling him to go to new hampshire and run for president and give dumb speeches for the fbi when he has no idea what he is talking about. it's super embarrassing. i don't want to beat up on mike pence, but you know, if you are that detached from reality, you need to take a break and dig deeply about yourself. i would say. >> laura: whether it is mike pence or someone else like mike pence or anyone talking

like this, isn't there a need of reform? don't we do that as conservatives, what is happening? >> it is strange. you can have a democracy of federal agencies are curious in elections. it is that simple. it's not just the fbi. it is certainly the intel agency, the former directors on twitter declaring war against the american population. this is out of control and scary and i know that ever but he talks about the pending democracy, defending democracy. if you wanted to defend democracy which is the system of self-government, you will push back against government agencies trying to affect election outcomes, which is what they are doing. this is nuts. and mike pence in new hampshire does not see it. >> laura: a journalist for the financial times tweeted that i have covered extreme is on the a violent ideology is around the world, my career has never come off of a force more nihilistic and contemptible than today's republicans, nothing close, to which former cia director

michael hayden of course deep state extraordinaire replies "i agree" and i was a cia director. so tucker, doesn't that kind of give good cause for republicans that think, may be the deep state has to figure out the scale against conservative people. >> you think? what mike hayden is saying is authorizing assassinations around the world, but none were as evil as the tens of millions of republicans in the united states? what the hell are you saying? what the hell are you saying? this is a true threat to self-government. heads of intel agency use should not talk this way. they should not wish for or declare war against their own population. like this is totally nuts, and republican leaders mitch mcconnell and mike pence who cannot see that should move on into something useful, really. >> laura: how could you ever talk about defunding any of these agencies? the holy grail of defunding, you can never touch the budget for the pentagon or deep state.

i want to turn to your fox nation, you do the fox nation docuseries called cattle mutilation and anyone on the west coast, may be eating dinner at this point, but here's a clip, watch. speak over the past 40 years more than 10,000 animals across the united states have been inexplicably killed in very strange ways. the phenomenon is called cow mutilation and has cost ranchers millions of dollars, cases range from mysterious to completely bizarre. animals drained of their blood, strange lights over cow's body parts with no commercial value surgically removed. despite federal state and local investigations into this, the government has consistently failed to identify a culprit, to identify these crimes or explain what might be happening. so we took the case ourselves. >> laura: without spoiling it all, i am such an animal lover, what is going on?

is this a satanic ritual? what did you uncover? >> it is not a satanic ritual, has been going on for hundreds of years in countries around the world, and enough that the fbi has shown two investigations into this. it is a real thing, it is clearly not the u.s. government, in these animals are being killed in ways that people who slaughter animals for a living and butcher them could not replicate, and then the carcasses are not touched by predators. the whole thing is unbelievably weird. again, not speculating as to the cause of this, only confirming it is absolutely real, not some wild conspiracy theory and has been documented over many, many decades and no one has yet explained it. and i feel like the purpose of journalism is to bring to public attention things that are significant and undercover. and this checks both of those boxes. >> laura: some of the people

who have also studied this are pointing to an extraterrestrial involvement perhaps or at least asking the question, is that out of the realm of possibility here? >> it is a pretty obvious conclusion actually. i mean, it is hard to see what else the explanation would be. the more you know about the subject, the more that you think, well, wait a second, why isn't everybody talking about this? this is happening right now. this summer and every summer and again, not just in the united states, but around the world, animals in remote places slaughtered and drained of their blood and injected with some type of anticoagulant and body parts deep within their bodies were moved in a way that can't be replicated by surgeons or butchers, like what? i can't speculate as to why it is happening or who is doing it, but we know that it is happening and it is -- it's kind of shocking as far as i'm concerned. >> laura: tucker, this is wild.

i can't wait to watch. it's great to see you. thanks for staying. >> oh, man, it is my honor. >> laura: tucker, thank you so much. up next, exactly what does cheney power look like going into 2024? you cannot miss the book end of the show coming up next. stay right there. related maculan may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece. preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. "preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies" "and its from the eye experts at bausch and lomb" so, ask your doctor about adding preservision. and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision"

>> laura: as for all that big talk today about how cheney is going to hurt trump or stop the populists in 2024, here's my question: haven't even trying to do this for the last two years and didn't the whole bush cheney team try to do this going back even further? how successful have they been? what has liz cheney's performance on the january 6th committee actually accomplished? isn't trump's influence in the g.o.p. stronger now than before this charade of the committee began? the fact is, liz cheney just didn't fail. she failed spectacularly.

if cheney as a member of congress didn't hurt trump with her subpoena power, why would anyone believe she has a better chance of hurting him after she's out of congress? that's it for us tonight. remember, it's america now and forever. greg gutfeld is next. ♪ ♪ [scattered applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: yeah! yeah! [laughs] wow. happy wednesday! my goodness. i guess we should talk about liz cheney. the lady who puts the y