"hannity," unfortunately that's all the time we have left for the evening and thank you for tuning in. i want to thank you for keeping my book on the number one "new york times" best seller list for ten weeks number one trend for four. remember, catch me saturdays and sunday mornings on fox & friends weekends and thank you sean for letting me sit in the big anchor chair. "the ingraham angle" is up next. laura, good evening. >> laura: congrats on the book and we will pick it up where you left off. i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from a busy washington tonight. we will start right off with the laws of the left, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." here's an angle rule of thumb. whenever a democrat and election-year claims to be a sensible moderate or claims that he's going to challenge his party's orthodoxy, lying. the headline today made me howl.

moderate democrats come out against biden's out of touch school loan forgiveness according ohio democrats tim ryan. quoted del micah said that the debt cancellation since the wrong message to ohioans working without a degree to make ends meet. he voted with pelosi and biden 100% of the time this congress. yeah. now because he's running against a real populace and j.d. vance, he's trying to morph into being one himself. it is all lies. the truth is if he is elected, just like all the other pretend moderates out there, another sure vote for the biden agenda. if biden stuttering demeanor is so bad these days that democrats who are up for reelection are saying thanks, but no thanks to any personal appearances by the leader of their own party. mark kelly in arizona could not bring himself to tell the truth when asked about biden joining

him on the campaign trail. >> i welcome anybody to come to arizona and travel around the state at any time. as long as i'm here, if i'm not up in washington. talk about what arizona needs. >> laura: of course, that's a lie. he and most every other democrat running in a competitive race one biden and his 41.5% of approval rating k nowhere nearb. somehow biden has turned the corner and joe momentum? he's got renewed focus and has the wind at his back. really? >> they want a national ban and pass the legislative national ban on congress spherical the maga wins control of the congress, doesn't matter where you live. woman will not have the choice to rule anywhere. we will codify roe v. wade. >> laura: this is all biden

and the democrats to run on. they have no plan to tackle the fentanyl surge at the border or raise the standard of living. but they have a plan to raise the abortions in the state. saving you from there inflation or the cartels, but from republicans in places like mississippi and oklahoma who want to protect the unborn. they can't run on their real agenda, banning gas powered cars, banning beef, open borders and of course the indoctrination of kids. they're running on the abortion law. it's all poor beto has in texas. >> to make decisions about her own body, no longer free to choose if a pregnancy is right for us. >> or our families. >> women will die because of it. >> all because of greg at its abortion law. >> laura: i wouldn't have used the heartbeat backgrounds.

i think that i didn't work. they need something, anything to grab onto to avoid being swept away. no surprise they were attributing their win and one special election to abortion as well. suddenly, the results of new york's 19th district where pat ryan beat mark molinaro have overwhelming significance. he made abortion rights a central focus of his campaign. this is a big test for democrats who are hoping this becomes a driving issue and mobilizes voters in november. >> they are saying abortion is a good and effective for them argument against the attacks on the economy. >> supreme court nuking abortion rights shifted the momentum to the democrats. >> laura: either a liar wishful thinking because the truth is, the outcome here turned on a single county. guess who was executive for that county? yeah, the county executive was pat ryan. in fact, democrats have been pointing to the four special

elections that swung their way since the dobbs decision as proof positive that abortion will lead them to the outlook twirl promised land. but of quick political notes, the four districts have something in common. the succ successes have been hed by engagements in college heavy locations. pockets not all that representative of the larger fall electorate. not to mention in poll after poll, voters signaled their number one concern is the economy and -- wait, where does abortion fall? at the eighth most important priority about time things like education, safety, and supreme court appointments. you've got to hand it to the democrats because as republicans in leadership, they grabbed about the quality of our candidates, democrats no matter how bad things look and dismal they are politically, they put on a happy face. >> we are happy.

it feels good. it feels good to let the season of shame where democrats are so disappointed and frustrated with what's going on in d.c. and made the by the republicans. we went from disappointed to determine because biden is winning. >> laura: if he's not lying, he's delusional. for biden to be winning, he would have to be improving the lives of the people he is supposed to be serving. the american people. but how are the american people feeling about things under biden? a majority is saying america's best days are behind her. 74% say the countries on the wrong track. if that level of pessimism qualifies as winning, i would hate to see what losing looks like under biden. but when polls begin to tighten as is already happening in pennsylvania, i'm telling you, democrats prepare for this. they're going to look even more desperate and become even more desperate. beyond abortion and the professed belief that biden's agenda is popular, there are

other go to lying is the smear of millions of their fellow americans. the radical governor of new york a kathy hochul doesn't want to debate republicans on the issues. she only wants to demonize them. >> we are fighting to bring government back to the people and out of the hands of dictators! and we are here to say that the era of trump and zelda in an molinaro, jump on a bus and head on the floor though. you don't represent our values and you are not new yorkers. >> laura: not new yorkers. think about that for a moment. this from a woman who treats illegals as full-fledged citizens, but now taxpaying residents who disagree with her politically, they actually don't have the right to live in the state. she actually believes that by the way. but luckily, for the g.o.p. there's a governor who knows how to flip the script on the tree

dictators. >> we protected people's freedoms, jobs, businesses, make sure kids could be in schools and we liberated 22 million floridians from local mandates and restrictions. we protected them against fax mandates. i think the people that are dictatorial are the ones that want to lock you down. >> laura: bingo. the same people who were fine with shuttering schools, devastating education, the mental health of our young people, they are fine with forcing police and nurses off the job for idiotic vaccine mandates are now calling republicans extreme. >> voters are excited to defeat these extreme republicans who are running for congress periods >> do you feel like they misreae they are talking about crime and inflation. >> they are misreading the landscape and democrats are doing something that we don't always do well which is we are defined the republicans for the

extremism. >> laura: are you getting the theme here? you know what's extreme? robbing children, especially disadvantaged children and minorities of the opportunity to go to school all because their parents refuse to get them a covid shot they don't want and don't need. that's dictatorial. this is precisely what the heartless mayor of d.c. where we are tonight, muriel bowser is mandating. not only is she blocking any students who are unvaccinated from attending school, she won't even let them learn virtually because apparently you can get covid from zoom. for more than 40% of black students were unvac unvaccinated, no education for you. want to talk about jim crow? that's jim crow. not just extreme, it's vindictive and i bet i bet she has a hate has no home here yard sign in front of her residence to boot. rewarding the elites and

fighting to kill the unborn and the demonization of your fellow americans is one heck of a national strategy. i say keep it up, democrats. keep telling yourself those lies. and that's "the angle." joining me now, stephen miller, former senior advisor to president trump and mollie hemingway, senior editor of "the federalist." if they thought their policies were so popular, would they be running to the abortion issue so enthusiastically? >> first off, i don't think abortion as good of an issue for them as they think. their view is incredibly ext extreme. every single democrat across the country believes that abortion should be allowed through all nine months of pregnancy for any reason. if you want to kill an unborn child because she's a girl, they think it should be fine. republican position is simply that states should be able to make those decisions themselves. i'm not sure if people think about the issues whether the argument will work, but obviously the real issues are the ones that people really care

about in their day-to-day that says the economy, inflation, the border, which is completely open in the south. a crime which is rampant in so many cities and what's happening in our schools. democrats don't have anything to say about it. b1 can you believe the d.c. story? the kids will not be able to go virtual. these peoples are frauds, these people are frauds. they don't care about your children or you will, it's about the real dictatorship of ideas. i'm sorry, i'm so upset about the school issue. here's what biden said in a fund-raiser that occurred before his 30 minute rant tonight and screwed up traffic over d.c. we are seeing now the beginning or the death knell of an extreme maga agenda. not just trump, it's almost semifascism. in stephen. >> for that i would call that projection. if you want to know with a fascist party is, it's joe biden's democratic party.

what is fascism? rating the home of the political opponent? purely political reasons? shutting down people's lives and businesses, kicking people out of the schools because they will not get your vaccine? leaving people at the mercy of criminals while weaponizing justice against your political opposition? those are fascist actions. you know what else is fascist? for giving student loan debt going around congress with no constitutional authority instead of asking for a law. all activities are fascist and republican should point out that we are now the freedom party and they are now the party of tyranny and oppression. >> laura: and control, from air-conditioning to gas powered vehicles. here's another stellar moment from biden's rent fest this evening. >> it's not hyperbole, the very survival of our planet. it's not hyperbole, now you need to vote to literally save democracy again. >> laura: kids, get off my lawn. >> that's the definition of hyperbole, but this type of

rhetoric really is frustrating because of anything about the definition of fashion and some the joining of corporations with the party. just tonight, we saw mark zuckerberg says the fbi had facebook censor the hunter biden laptop information. that's what so many technology companies are doing in congress with the party. it that's fascism and something everyone should hate whether they're republican or democrat and it's happening and affecting our freedom. >> laura: speaking of molly's point, google announced it was going to undertake a disinformation scrub in europe. everything that's happening in europe, they want to bring here. it's ultimately happening. a disinformation scrub. >> the chinese system here in america and that's what they admire especially -- >> laura: what's your social credit score tonight? i don't even think you're right on this one. >> can you imagine getting democracy lectures from the lockdown party?

democracy lectures from the people that stole the childhood of millions of students and wouldn't let them go to school and still not letting them go to school? democracy lectures from the president who is illegally violating the law every day by keeping the border open despite decades of loss passed by congress and the border has to be secure in the legal immigrants deported? this is a man who has contempt for democracy and contempt for congress and contempt for the american people. >> laura: 41.5% is the approval for biden. they're actually breaking about that. that's a break for them. >> i heard people say that things are going better for biden. >> laura: like the momentum. to speak of the numbers are lower and the policies are so deeply unpopular that the fundamentals of the election will remain the same and the out party which is a rebel gun party should stand to gain. they need to articulate what they want to do. >> laura: i have to ask you because you read a great column about this. at the leadership of the republican party and great thing

about the candidates. i'm done with that and they got to stop that. at least people are courageous to be in the spring right now. first-time candidates, blake masters, herschel walker. >> you have a point where they don't like the direction of the a country. if the leadership can't support the candidates. and speak of their life of the republic is at stake >> laura: the life of the planet. it's not hyperbole, if you don't vote democrats we are burning up in three months. great to see you both. if we spoke of the past few days about i just mentioned the courage it takes to even step into the arena and run for office in a time where you will be trashed 24/7 especially if you've never done it before. most people aren't used to it. most of the new republican candidates are political neophytes, but they are itching to debate their views in front of the voters. the democrats on the other hand.

agree to a real debate, and he debate? >> no. i have accepted from five major media companies, five debates and he's not responded. he owes it to america, pennsylvania. >> laura: one of the handful of democrats who have shown zero interest in debating. including the opponent of her next guest, washington republican senate candidate tiffany smiley joins me now. we reached out to patty murray's office, pouring money into the race and they're worried about you. they would not commit to debate only an announcement they say is forthcoming. they committed to the announcement. your response tonight? >> i am ready to debate my opponent and talk about our visions for washington. i'm excited because i launched my agenda for recovery and reform. it's time we turn prices into hope in washington state. look, patty murray, is she afraid to debate a farm girl

from paschal washington or is she afraid to defend her 30-year record in the senate? she's actually chairwoman of the senate health committee. chosen to do nothing about the fentanyl crisis that's tearing up our state. she refuses to address the issues that families are facing every single day. i'm ready to bait her and a "yes" is a "yes." >> laura: you recently put out an ad that had cnn all in a tether tonight about the abortion issue because -- do we have the ad guys? yeah, we have it. i'm going to play it because i'm a big critic of political ads and i think they make a ton of money and they do lousy ads. this is a great ad. watch. >> patty murray spent millions to paint me as an extremist. i'm pro-life, but i oppose a federal abortion ban.

she shows you this picture of me and trump, but this and show you this one. or mention i was there fighting for veterans health care. what's extreme? 30 years in the senate and nothing to show for it. patty murray wants to scare you. i want to serve you. >> laura: that's a terrific add, it speaks to your personal experience. your husband was the first active duty blind service member who is to continue his duties. you made that happen and incredibly inspiring story. they think they can ride the abortion issue all the way to victory. tiffany, your response to the mega maga extreme charge they're launching at you? >> there's one extreme and that's patty murray because washington state decided where they stand on the abortion issue in 1970. the supreme court gave the power back to the people in the states. it that's where always believed it belonged prior to the

decision, so i was making it clear in my ad. also ensuring that i will fight for women to have access to contraception and health care, child care. unlike patty murray, i will get it done. patty wants to use fear to win. i'm using hope to win. there's one extreme, if she could stick don't like change washington state law, it would be taxpayer abortion on demand up to the point of burst. >> laura: i'm sorry to interrupt. that's not not going to happen. i did not know and i confessed until tonight. washington state is following california -- almost word for word -- what the gas powered vehicle all out man 2035, phased-in very aggressively four years from now. eight years from now. but this is going to devastate

the car driving public in your state. i cannot imagine even in washington state that this is popular. >> you think about our transportation and our trucks, agriculture, think of all that. inflation reduction build, there's a tax on natural gas so it's going to be going up this winter. we have to be calling the cars natural gas cars. you've got to get your in your energy somewhere. if we have to ensure families in washington state don't get the lights turned out on them and if anybody has to join us in the win, join us in holding patty murray and joe biden accountable for their failed policies. >> laura: you win this, and i think you're going to do. tiffany, thank you. what information will we get out of the unsealed affidavit behind the raid on mar-a-lago? new details may surprise you,

plus how the nasdaq's being taken to court over a real demanded companies list they diversity quotient of their boards. i kid you not. the lawyer behind the lawsuit is here next. ♪ ♪

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>> laura: are you excited because we're just hours away from the deadline to unsealed a redacted mar-a-lago rated affidavit. magistrate judge bruce reinhardt, sorry, i can't believe is a magistrate, has given the doj until noon tomorrow. joining me now is mike davis, former clerk for supreme justice neil gorsuch. even though the affidavit is getting released, the reductions will render it meaningless? why the parlor games? >> this is going to be a political game because think about it this way. president trump had the absolutely constitutional right to declassify anything he wanted to. the right to declare personal record of him. he took records to mar-a-lago declassified personal and some of the records included the

declassified cross fire russian collusion records that are highly, highly politically damaging to obama, hello larry, biden , and president trump on januare left off and signed a declassification memo in the justice department and the intee national archives have dragged their feet. they do not want to make the records public. the biden administration deliberated for weeks and merrick garland said they went to the biased judge bruce reinhart who recused president trump civil lawsuit versus hillary clinton eight weeks ago on june 22nd because he has a clear bias towards president trump evidence by the 2017 facebook post trashing president trump somehow his bias went away over the last eight weeks. this judge is going to rubber-stamp the biden justice department proposed reductions

because they have the same incentive which is to cover their tracks. >> laura: now, mike, the reductions allow folks like former solicitor neil conseil to choose his own adventure. watch. >> i suspect it's going to have damning information about donald trump. i expect the affidavit to be a good discussion of all the attempts that the justice department and fbi had to try to retrieve these documents from mar-a-lago, what they thought was there, what they were hearing was there. that president trump was thumbing his nose at them. >> laura: any truth to this? >> it's complete nonsense. you saw what president trump and his team said. the only cooperated with the department of justice and remember the president had the absolute legal right to have these declassified personal records at his residence. the presidential records act was passed in the 1970s starting

with president reagan and contemplates former presidents have classified records that gives him secure office space and staff with security clearances. gives them secret prayer, servie protection hillary clinton's illegal home server that was hacked by foreign governments, this was a political witch hunt authorized unprecedented, unnecessary, unlawful political which hunt authorized by merrick garland to get back there crossfire hurricane records. on the inventory of the raid, the leather bound documents, that's what it's about. they wanted to get the documents back because they are so. >> laura: mike, this is wild. thank you so much. corporate wokeism, meet the constitution. this monday, lawyers challenging nasdaq's new rule on corporate board diversity quotas before the federal fifth circuit court of appeals.

it stems from the nasdaq effort to assess the securities commission to increase boardroom diversity. a regulatory approach no less. not only disclose the diversity characteristics, but also retain at least one director who self identifies as female, and one director who self identifies as black, latinx, asian, native american, two or more races, ethnicities, or lgbtq+. got it! corporate has to explain why they do not meet nasdaq's quotas. here's a man arguing, chief counsel to the president-elect trump transition team, great to see you tonight. i mean come on starting to laugh because it is so ridiculous but

this has real-world consequences for corporate america throats. >> it really does this is american capit capitalin steroids. they're really trying to jam they diversity preferences on corporate america. >> laura: how is it not discriminatory and i've got a friend who's a corporate recruiter. she tells me basically that she can have five very talented nonminority male candidates for positions in senior management positions. corporations are telling her we do not want to see them. >> it super discriminatory. there is no question. you've got ranked discrimination on the basis of, race, sexual orientation, all of that stuff is going on right under our noses. it's awful. >> laura: nasdaq's senior

vice president explains the thought process behind all this. watch. >> we did a lot of research on the issue on the proposed rule and spoke to dozens of organizations including the aclu. we feel very positive on the way we structured the rule filing and we think it's going to be a really nice way to be a first step in the journey to bring more diversity to the board r room. >> laura: he doesn't realize he'd be excluded under this search for a new corporate executive but nice martha stewart like to court. they did the research and got the okay from the liberal organizations and did not explain how it benefits corporations. what's the legal argument against it? a fiduciary claim against the corporations were doing this? >> first and foremost, the constitution and basically you've got rules that are enforced under penalty of law and the exchange act. compelled speech guarantees, the

kind of discrimination on the basis of race, sex is flatly unconstitutional. >> laura: i feel good about your case here. this is a caricature of woke corporate style and substance. >> it straight you must have some of checks this box, somebody checks this box, it is awful for all kinds of reasons. >> laura: mothers across the country don't like hearing any of this. jonathan, great to see you. she's back, hillary, new streaming special. did you miss it? what's really going on there? they are goes to cord. raymond arroyo has it all. "seen and unseen" next! ♪ ♪

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>> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we reveal the stories behind the headlines and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo.

raymond, hillary is not back with a new streaming special, that can't be happening. >> she is, laura, someone who once asked what difference does it make? hillary and her daughter are launching this apple plus special called gutsy. i' think that anybody who sits through the special is gutsy. >> shining a light on women who inspire us to be bolder and braver. >> the gutsy estate everything you did was stay in a marriage. it doesn't mean it's right for everybody. >> laura, first off, who made hillary clinton the curator of bold and inspiring woman? i will let you answer the question. you wrote the book, why did you think she stayed in her mar marriage? >> laura: u.s. senate seat, presidential ambitions, let me count the ways. just a couple ideas, couple ideas. >> about inspirational women for our daughters to look up tool, you think hillary would avoid a woman who brought us

"wap," megan the stallion, and another woman who made her name from a sex tape. >> when one is being faced with deadly force or believes deadly force is imminent. >> i was really intrigued by how well she did. i wanted to put the spotlight on her... she needs it. >> the spotlight on her? hillary is putting the spotlight on herself. the fact she lost a legal quiz to kim kardashian is rather embarrassing. chelsea said it's because her mother had a bad buzz her hand i think she's got a bad -- will leave that aside. >> laura: i think kim kardashian's pretty smart. she built a massive empire and an interesting beginning for sure, but she's pretty -- i think she's really smart. >> and aunt of a newer, nobody can take that away from her.

if you need a reminder why hillary is straining to stay on the public radar, this is why. taking the stage to maryland to whip up the base, it was an angry, loud, cranky speech devoted to tout his spending bills. >> it's a big deal. if we have to take on the climate deniers. guess what, we beat them. we beat them. the maga republicans are a threat to our very democracy. if they refuse to accept the will of the people. they embrace political violence. >> laura. >> laura: why does he talk like this all the time? our bills are great! >> but it's a real turnabout to try to suggest that it's republicans who are embracing violence, laura, after we saw

the summer of rage, monuments being toppled, cities burned, supreme court justices targeted, pro-life clinics and churches defiled. if who's embracing violence? come on. >> laura: that's all justifiable against the outrageous domestic terrorist class. raymond, i hear your mirror down in new orleans latoya cantrell is up to interesting things. speak a little hot water after carjackings increased by 400% since 2019 the mayor appeared in court recently in defense of a young carjack her, the victims. >> i was in shock, she wasn't there for us, she was there for the assailant and her mother. it felt like she was supporting the crime. >> now mayor's response turns out that this young offender was found guilty of robbing multiple

women in carjackings. he had been through a city internship program the mayor founded in 2019. the mayor used her office to defend the perpetrator. >> i didn't pick a side, that was my way of supporting this young person that was required to participate in a program that the city of new orleans had created and is funding. that supporting a young person that has made decisions that puts him on a better path way. that's what i did. >> no, that's really not what she did. if you've got a multiple offender who is beat up and robbed multiple women and taken their vehicles, they should be thrown in jail. that's the best pathway, not allowing your citizens to be victimized twice by paying for this criminal day care and being robbed at gunpoint. >> laura: what did he learn in

the internship? that's my question. >> apparently that the mayor will show up and plead your case in person. >> laura: interesting skills learned in the internship, courtesy of the mayor. wilde, thank you. great talking to you. how little does pete buttigieg think of his boss? look no further than the demented of secretary political candidate. reacting in moments. stay there. ♪ ♪ eg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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♪ ♪ >> laura: here's the question of the night. what is mayor pete up to? he's not working to solve the myriad of transportation issues but he is however spreading his political wings. before we fill you in, i want to remind folks of the university of new hampshire poll that shows pete buttigieg's beating biden in the hypothetical matchup in the state. >> it gives you a little swag and meetings with the president? >> if i want to look at in front of my boss, the best thing i can do is just have broken ground on a major project like we did in new jersey. that's my focus because it's my job. >> laura: golly gee. it turns out like much of his

party, he's an unabashed liar. too ambitious for his own good because yesterday it was announced next month, pete buttigieg will headline a key event for the democratic party prompting obvious speculation about his future aspirations. charlie hurt a fox news opinion editor for "the washington times" and monica crowley. i was on molly's podcast, and great, charlie, are we making too big of a deal on the mayor pete and new hampshire for a? >> i don't think so at all. it's extraordinary. clearly the knives are out for president biden. within the own administration, he's not likely to make it through this term or through another term. they think his political goose is cooked. of course, they are all jockeying trying to shimmy up the greasy poll to get into a position to replace him when and

if he doesn't wind up being the nominee of 2024, which, you know, it's truly up for grabs of the moment. >> laura: monica, he has a preview of his message to the middle class. a very relatable. watch. >> we cannot afford to allow climate change to hit its worst most catastrophic effects. we cannot go longer with kids breathing in the pollution. if coming in from old-fashioned vehicles, we know there is other technology. >> laura: old-fashioned, where all old-fashioned with our cars. by the way, electric car average price $66,000 which is in the luxury level. >> i don't know how many votes he will score with the middle-class and working-class working class and the poor. the message that gee, if energy prices are really crushing you

and your family, go get an ev and let your vehicle and also while you're at it installed solar panels too which will cost you a fortune. it's going to be his message and i don't know where mayor pete thinks he's going in the democratic race to replace joe biden should biden not run again. he's like number 10 on the democrat to totem pole. he's going to have to walk over kamala harris, michelle obama, hillary clinton. maybe he's trying to lay the groundwork, but he's only going the plot and some of the ruling class in the media because he checks a particular boss and that's it. >> laura: a big fund-raiser in the d.c. area and that's his base like bethesda, maryland. i knew poll by the way -- >> he's a figment of the media imagination. >> laura: exactly. today in pennsylvania, knew poll shows that trump would easily beat scranton joe in a 2024

matchup. charlie, it's one poll and five points, being through the ringer with the raid, but is this why the democrats are scrambling? trying to find a replacement for the memory care patient we have is a president? >> yeah, step back and think about it. if donald trump is as bad as we say he is, they should be thrilled by the fact that donald trump will run for president because it will be in him so badly. the truth is they are terrified of him, they want to destroy him because they don't want him to run and they're afraid that he will win. i believe he would win if he runs again. but once terrifying for them is that it's not just donald trump. it is the trump issues, and donald trump remade the republican party and whoever the nominee's in 2024 is going to be running on trump issues. of those trump issues are a huge winner and that's what terrifies democrats.

>> laura: monica, very quickly leads to new things she could be a spoiler and raising a lot of money to attack trump and ron desantis. a scale of 1-10, how much will in effect will liz cheney and the burgeoning more chest have here? 1-10. >> negative 10. negative 10. look, if we thought pete buttigieg wasn't going anywhere, liz cheney is going nowhere. she has zero consistency. >> laura: wait to see you both tonight. up next, my end of summer message. stay there. ♪ ♪

>> laura: for the past few weeks on "the angle," we've given you many reasons why we believe our populist movement is the best and the only chance to one of the regime's efforts to weaken america. the road ahead is going to be full of challenges, big ones. consider this: we are fighting

for the things we love. our country, churches, houses, the american way of life. enjoy these last days of summer. spent time with your friends, your family. take a road trip. tell your kids about the great country we have an in september, the next great phase of our populist music wimovement will begin. that's it for us tonight pay i will see you after labor day. good night. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> happy thursday, everyone, and welcome to "perino!!" with two! especially because this is obviously way past my bedtime,