unfortunately, that is alle ha the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for joining us .t your d please set your dvr so you never miss an episode for news. any time, go to fox news.com, hannity, .com. and as always, we thank you for making this show possible. and i have the best news ever. let not your heart be troubled . laura ingraham back from vacation. sh laura ingrahae is refreshed,. sixty two days before election . and we need her passionate voice, insight and wisdom. it's the sprint to the midterms. and sean, you know, i've been through a lot of these midterm cycles, and it's easy to saybeer this is the most important oro consequential one . >> but i actuallths y think this is the most consequential because it sets the stage for twenty , twenty four . and what comes next? and i'm not sure how much more our country can take, frankly. >> so you and i and the team of beden have been pure on that

happy note. have a great show. all right, john . great to see you . and i am laura ingraham.ter] this is ingram angle from washington tonight. my angle and moments. >> but we begin with a fox news alert. rt: th >> the prosecution of donald trump by doj via media leaks continues tonight. yes, just moments ago, "the washington post" reported that documents describing a foreign governments nuclear capabilities were recovered during the fbi raid on mulago.ve now,red as we've just observedg. time and time again over the past seven years now,s, the regime, media stenographers were ready to feed the cyclethef leaks. >> it seems to me that this is the sort of thing that makes it more likely that ultimately we'll see a criminalt charge here. some of the information, atimin least, at least according toal a your reporting sources, was was basically at the upper upper a echelons of of how closely held it would be by the u.s., gotbe classified information being described is not and can't

possibly be shielded t privilege. in other words, you didn't have a right to have it. hav you didn't have a right to have it in his beach house. the end of discussion. the post's sources are people pemiliar with the investigation. all right. f and the mediamila thenia they wh us to believe that the what the doj and the fbi are aboveiee being questioned, their integrity, their their bias. you can't talktion, thre about . but with every leak, their credibility diminishes. w, >> t joining me now, steven miller, former senior adviser to president trump, founder of america first legal. also joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. stephen , you and i ran intoento each other in the elevator moments ago, and you said itemse seems like it's groundhog day all over again. how many times we've been h through this and how many times has merrick garland gotten uthip there and been so indignant to anyone? question the integrity or the unbiased nature of the doj?

>> well, first of all, merrick j garland stood before the american people and hethe am said, we will speak through our filings, not through leaks. and yet it's beenll spe one salacious, manipulated fabricaket, to leak after anoth. and if he cared, which he doesn't, but if he cared at allc about justice in america, he would be impaneling a grand jury- a gran tonight to investie the leakers in his own agency.jy twho are the ultimate perversia of justice in america.ersion >> victor, here's one of the authors of this washington post piece just admitted on msnbc. >> watch this. we don't know how much we don't know which foreign government is involved. we have some theorieforeign govw published what we can establisel with greatis certainty, and that is that among the records seized there were details so classified, so concerning that it was covered by this classification material that relates to a foreign governmentn nuclear capacity. >> okay, let just say, victor,bn as someone who's been around this town way too long, i don't

want to admit how long she doesn't know anything. >> okay. she was given information by either someone at the whitege house who was fed, went through an intermediary, probably from doj to the white house. then to her.- bu but she's acting like,ing like you know, she's edward r. murrow, like doing gumshoe reporting here and doing anything. she's just being spoon fed information about this investigation. these are journalists. >> come on . yeah. i mean, it's really it's really ironic because we just why were we leaking? because we we had thiseaking - disinterested special master that was taking charge and they were going to adjudicate the entire files. and it was almost likes. they went into panic and they wanted to prejudice whatever that finding might be by polluting. mi well, and then the two authors of "the washington post", new scoop, mr. barrett.ton po and learning they werest essential in the russian n. lusio he won a pulitzer prize for assuring the nation that donald. trump colluded with the russians and he was involved in the mueller bombshell's walls

are closing in stories and he. wrote a book called the october surprise. the author of this latest news story telling us not to trust the fbi because he leaked unfairly about hillary clinton. so they're credible is not very good. goodi thinotk it's a pattern ve. laura , we saw that january six die in, die off and then it was resurrected with a raid and then it died off. and then we had the documents on the ground and in the surreal photos. and then we went into semi fascism and then we went in to that phantom of the opera setnto in half the country as af thret to democracy. and now we're back with anotherr psychodrama. and we're not talking about psychodr flowingperson across the border or unsafe toas walk in. american streets or stagflation and inflation at the same time, all that we care about, we're only going to talk about donald trump and the latest manufactured psychodrama. and you can see it's it's georgia 2020 all over again.rgia try to get to people thatotherw

otherwise would not be electedis by diverting the people from the issues. >> all right, stephen , it would not be a night of leaks or not for the star of russia gate appearing. >> always raise the question in ion ind, why did he select these documents amongfor thousands upon thousands that passed his hands? >> it really raises serious, serious concerns about what heor was planning to do with the document or may have already done with these documents and the information inand infl their god. > that man is a buffoon. does anyone think for a second, president trump, what was he hand selected for documents and placing them in boxes? is that what we think happened here, steve? >> well, first of all, brennan, do you think that happened?nk yes, don't go to the next point. >> i jusyestt asked you erdaa q, but that have no but more importantly even than that point is the fact that we aree t the victims of a psyop likime a brennan and his friends have been running for seven years.r in other words, you gowe go back to the russia scandal.

>> it was always one bombshell, one breaking exclusive, one huge piece of news, one earth shattering revelation after another after another. everyone false, everyone empty, everyone built on a mountain of lies. every one built on a mountain of lies and we are now living throughg it again in real time with the same beltway media pushing those lies down our throats. >> how about her saying, well, n we have theories going back to carol leonnig, who was the repository of the latest leak tonight? >> w e did change the whole top of the show because this leak. but she said, well, we havee ou our theories, but we publisht what wwee know. but she doesn't know it just given this information. you see how it all works and they work in tandem together. all wthis is constantly the cae with anything related to donald trump said if you actuallyo dona read that sentence inl "the washington post" is the most talkekd sentence you couldt possibly. st there is a." document that may be referred to a thing that could have been somewhere that was something for all we know was a printout of a wikipedia page knoe. the point is that the peopleth that have been out to get donald trump have beenhave b using the same tactics for

seven years. >> and if we care samee that restoring democracy is joe biden's been saying it beginacys with holding this doj accountable for its lies and corruption. g stephen . thanictor, thank you both very much. now, you know what else?k you ve maryu noti% myelogram. >> people aren't talking about this. s, tax documents, accounting information. and it's a big reason why just s yesterday, us district judge aileen canno n ordered a specialbe master to be appointed to review all of these records. sor all of she also ordered a sp on the dog's own review of the records. >> that, of course, sent the media in a frenzy. this judge who trump appointed carved out what's essentially a trump exception. >> it's a wild decision. this is the most important professional thing that thisng judge has ever done in her life than you'd expect in a game. li. and this is riddled with errors- and silliness. >> she's biased and corrupt. trump judges do not believe in the rule of law, do not believe in precedent, do not believe in fact, they do not believe in logic. , logic.when you allow trump juo

infect the system, these are the kinds of decisions you get . wow. joining me now, mike davis, president of article three project, former clerk to justice neil gorsuch. washlie hurt, washington times opinion editor of fox newsx news contributor mike . now we're talking aboutight's tonight's leaks. were these more of what we would expect is kind of the dodgers revenge or preemptive strike against the special master here? >> so this is part of a patternt of illegalte by the biden justie department. they leaked out to "newsweek" early on that attorney general merrick garland did notat personally approve this raid. that was a lie.that w they leaked out that trump hadas america's nucular documents. that was a lie.nuclea they leaked out that president biden, the bidenhousei white house, did not have any r. involvement with this raid. that was a lie. we saw that jonathan hsu,we saw deputy white house counsel to president biden, wave president trump's assertion of executive privilegione on behalf

of president biden. so it's just a series of liesrio and leakf s. remember judge cannon, when she ordered this special master? t h she talked about, quote, the swirling allegations of bias and media leaks. and that is exactly what continues tonight. it confirms why judge cannon was so right in appointing a special master here, because the biden justice department knows that they're not going to win this case in a courtic of lw . >> so they're going to tryl tr t in the court of public opinion now. and judge cannon's rulingge can on the special mastenor appointment in a footnote which footnotes for all the goodre stuff is , by the way, shes writes, when asked aboutn as the dissemination to the media dissn relative to the contents of the seized records, government's counsel stated that he had no knowledge of any leaks stemming from his team, but candidly acknowledged the unfortunate existence of leaks to the press. so charlie, it doesn't seem like they're really denying that leaks are occurring.

and they have to be coming from doj. where else are they coming from? well, precisely. and i don't think that they could begin to try to deny it. and what we're seein ig right nw is a continuation of what president trump saw from the moment he became a seriousir contender back in 2016, where01. you had the previous administration weaponizes the fbi, the department of justice, to begin going after donald trump in the extra ordinary situation where you had a sitting administration si spying on a campaign and a candidate of the opposition party that they were trying to keep from getting into the white house. and then even after donald trump won, there were meetings at the highest levels of the obama administration to go afterat donald trump meetinga in the white house in which current president joe biden participated. and so this is justontinu a continuation of this weaponization of dojat, of the fbi, of every lever ofver of power in washington to go after

a man that they that they loathed, they despise. they will do anything to to destroy him.ng him, a i think the chances of them indicting him are very good, but it has nothing to doe very g with building a case. it's all about putting together a sliming him within anit has indictment tha et will causethat american people to just sort ofa want to wash their hands and walk away because they knowa that he's in all likelihood running again. and if he runs again, i think there's a good chance that he wins again and they willthey they will stop at nothing. this time to stop him.me >> or they're certainly not agting confidently. >> if you're confident that your agenda is delivering for the american people, you don't have to resort to these resor desperate measures. and i'm going tot se despera gef this and the angle in a moment. but, mike , the former trump chief of staff, mick mulvaney, he was on cnn just a few. moments ago.offere he offered a theory about whymih these documents might have beene taken by trump to mar-a-lago.

>> watchn. o mar-a- >> what's the one thing that donald trump might take with him? whae one thor might keep even r he's asked to get him back and stuff, for example, that might make him look good, stuff that might clear his name under that crossfire. hurricane two thousandnvestiga six investigation into his presidential campaign if it exonerated him from what he considers to be what i consideer to be the two thousand sixteen russia hoax. that explains why he might havie kept it. it's not stuff that he's going to sell. it's not stuff it benefits s other countries. ese otheit's stuff that made cls >> w, mchenry's response to that. >> d yo you agree? i agree. and i think the president has the absolute constitutional power as commander in chief to declassify anything he wants. he absolutely declassifiedhief - these russian collusion crossfire hurricane records, as evidenced collu by his january 19th. 2020 one declassification memoy2 . he has the absolute statutory power under the presidential records act to keep these presidential records at mar-a-lago. and that was the point of thist- raid. i think a biden, obama, hillary

,susan rice, clapper, brennan, fbi, intel regimes know that these russian collusion documents arhat these , for t. >> and that was why they had to go get these back at all costs. well, mike and charlie, thisarl, is going to keep developing and we really value both of you on this show tonight. thank you t.onig now, in moments, my angle will diagnose what biden's dark turn here really tells us . plus, mark kelly has finallyy agreed to debate.te well, hills opponents and that arizona senate race. everyone's watching. blake masters joins me on set to tell us what he expects from the match up. >> stay there. you don't have to travel far to see breathtaking castle because the best castles are right here in america. and judge jeanine is giving you a vip tour on fox station. marvel at the majesty that lives in our country. on season four of castles usa. this is a wonderful, a wonderful way to capture

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four six . that's eight hundred eight one seven five four six . >> same old song and dance. that's the focus of tonight's dn angle. all right. so what did i miss?is oh, not much. it turns out that i've been gone for about a week. on vacation and tonight i can report that joe biden still in angry, out of touch, blame shifting, desperate man trying to resuscitate his moribund prei presidency. >> donald trumdeidp on the majo: republicans represented extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic maiga. republicans do not respectt belv the constitution.

>> they do not believe i n the rule of law. they did not recognize the will of the people. maggie , republicans are o there to destroy an american democracy. >> and just like that, he that, declared war on what? h seventy four million voters? now, it's obvious that dr. jill and joe biden's handlers,avoi they decided that the only wayn to avoid a rout in november and to kick to the curb joe biden in 2020 four, which they want to avoid, was if he went into a total mad man aura against maga. >> but the primetime speech was a tour de flop, a primal quackar from a lame duck president . democrat senator maggie hassan, up for reelection in hamps new hampshire, knew it washiknew a problem. she said, i think president biden's comments just painted with way too broad a brush. even "the washington post" poured cold water on iad at anda white house official acknowledged that the administration made a conscious decision to include the marines for symbolism. for some scholars to study

civil military affairs, the use of the marines as a backdrop to the speech was unwise, said the post. >> now, biden's internalspeech h polling on this speech must have been really, really bad houruse within i think about 18 hours or so, they tried tothh claim that he didn't mean every trump voter. dent b >>id i want to be very clear up front. not every republican is a majorn republican . not every republican embraces that extremely ideology. but the extreme i view republicans in congress havebuth chosen to go backwards, fulle oe anger, violence, hate and divisionpu . but together we can and we must choose a different path. . nice try, but we got your message loud and clear. because the only legitimate repufascist republicans are for him. drum roll, please. blicans arthe outgoing liz cheny outgmaybe adam kinzinger. well, if you're a regular angle viewers, what you all should be by now. you were prepared for all ofd he this.

what was biden's equivalent of m pass? ary midter remember, i think it was shortly after january 6th. that we warned you that the biden doj would use the riot as a pretext to just unleash a furious period of demonizing and intimidation and harassment against trump supporters. >> now, as jarring as the actions and images were fromsuse yesterday, iret appears that the incoming administrationresp is response to all oonf that will be freedom crushing from social media censorship to sopunitive justice department. >> oh, boyci. we told you if they weret. worried about another trump run for the white house, they're going to grow more desperate t all the stops to put trump out of commission. >>out of it's beyond obvious the worried that trump's not just bt going to run again, but that he's going to win again. and rather than take them on on the court of ideas, they wanttho to take hiurm off the court altogether.

it was a week before the raid, after the events of last week, every conservative working to thwart the radical biden agenda . tonight, i'm going tcovativeo tr you this. you should assume that you could be surveilled and targeted by thu e biden doj now, i wouldn't doubt forbide a moment that dossiers are now being built on hundreds, maybe even thousands of influential conservatives in office or who are aspiring to run for office. after all, the president himself said than t these types of people or threats, he said to the very foundations of our republic. he said he's happy to work p with people that he considereos inside the political mainstream. >>e th now, a party obsessed with abortion on demand pushing mutilation on children is lecturing us on what's mainstream. are you kidding me? now, what the democrats want toe prosecute, though, goesmo far beyond donald trump. we've told you this as well. they want to use the full force

of the federal government and forcerale social media gians to hound in silence anyone who believes in america first. anyone who sees us threatene dants t by open borders, anyone who wants to take a hard line ln on china, anyone who wants to defund the woke indoctrination of our publitionc schools and or military and any candidate who insists that civil servants stop acting like the servants of the dnc. all of you are threats. they cast their opponentsr as semi fascists who threaten our entire democratic system. oppobut we're supposed to beliee that democrats are going to run the next elections fairly or tha that they won't use every tool at their vast disposal, legal or not, to stop semi fascists.ts >> now, when you leak details of a grand jury investigation to the new york times in orderrv to hurt trump,es that's cheatina when you getti a copy of trump'. tax returns, then leak them to the press. that's cheating when a you abusa

the process. to the extent that a federalt'h judge has to stea p in to slowe things down, to preserve time honored privileges, that is cheating. when you use social media giants, proxy censors to protect the president's son from scrutiny,e so that is cheating. these people are masters at are cheating, at abusing governments power to hold on tterso power. >> and ever wonder, by the way, why do we didn't find out did overleaked that supreme court draft opinion overturning roe ha, what they've done to trump, they will do to anyone t they think is a seriouso obstacle. >>anha they will help their newp poodle. >> liz cheney raised pac money t to stop trump threats tos to d democracy, meaning threats toem their power. yes, that means ronda santurce. that means tom cotton, tedsh haw cruz, josh hollyle, ron johnson, jim jordan, j.d. vance. you know what i'm saying? look a vancet all of you . even parents who attend school

board meetings. there are threats to these megalomaniacs. the bottom line, if you voted u plan to and yo vote for him again or strongly supported key aspects of agenda, people who support that agenda, they will treat you as a potential domestic terrorist ,a fascist or a white supremacist or heck, maybe you'll qualify for the trifecta . >> these days, il t feels like . are not just at the brink of bue a civil war, but that one has already begun. >> trump supporters are already speaking the language of iowa, which no longer republicans versus democrats. >> it's americans versus maggette. this the hate fueled agenda, thisda maga republican agenda that we saw incite violence on our nation's capital has no place in a democracy. >> you can't exist, of course,sy as they send poor biden ou st to do his angry man routine.this a it's so pathetic.ng democrats are the ones doingdama the real damage to america. >> theirge s is a relentlesslt

assault on our bedrock principles, on the idea of a politicallony blind justicepoi system, on our nationalca sovereignty, on parental rightsr and education, on our right toig free speech. >> but of course, as the mediaoc obsesses on the phantom maga threatoue medis, the damage it'g up and biden's policy and itargy largely goes unreporte gd since he signed his so-called inflation reduction act, rket h the stock market has plummetedas more than three thousand points. now it's the stock market, right? it goe 3,0s up00nts. and down, . but it's also a sign that investors think we are in for a lot more economic pain. and the green revolutionaries in california were all supposeds to be emulating. they're on the verge oed emulatr more blackouts. biden friends in europe, bld winterng more olf more and energy rationing because of their stupid policies. e ofand then, of course, the wal ukraine, that's not going wellbe by the sanctions on russia. a huge failuren' and putin and i

there now best buddies teaming up against a great job. but we're supposed to believee biden is on a roll. yeah, that's what they're saying. yeah. he's at forty two in the average. >> that's a juggernaut. 42%. wow.or this is look like an energized crowd gathered in pennsylvania. lookto see joe look, there'snt a whole lot ofke folks here. >> i don't want to keep you stand a much more if you're walking out. that's why at trump's rally looked a little bit different from now until the midterms. ] >> i want you all t fo expectmi a nonstop barrage of bad newsbag for republicans and good newsic spin for democrats. >>ans th i want you to take it l with a very large grain of salt . >> the voters are going to decide for themselves how things areill deci going in america. how does it feel to their families under

the leadership that they have right now in congress? it's up to them.gress. but just know this this period st intimidation, recriminations ,threats, havingan the military stand behind biden like that, g this isn't going to entod unless we end, unless they are defeated politically, we have to force thedefem to change by changing our political leadership. and that's the angle. >>gl joining me now is colorado congresswoman lauren bobert, member of the house freedom caucus. congresswoman, your response to my point that everyone who hasei influence in the republican party who'ns more of a populist proponent of the america first agenda, they should expect that they're being surveilled or in some way targeted by the biden s administration. do you agree with that? omrgetedlaura ? unfortunately, i do agreedo you with that, because a i have seen exactly what this department of injustice is capableex recently and how they feel about

conservative americans, how they feel about momsout cons and dads attending school board meetings and dad and so muchs so more beyond that. look, laura m, i'm magauch mo. i'm ultra maga, and i'm proud of it. simply means i believe in securing the southern border, reducing government spending am for secu, securing n energy and protect our our peace through strength. and protecting women and our children and protecting americann an greatness. we don't need an army of eighty seven thousand irs agents. never before has a presidentve shown such hatred for his fellow americans. my job, above all else, is to secure your freedom, is to secure your rights, to keep you free. i want what's best for the american people joe biden he wants what's best for the democrat party as well as the chinese communist party. joe biden stood in front ofy.

independence hall and gave one of the most disgusting and decisive speeches inn hi american history, a speech thatt was laughed at and mocked by nearly everyone except for the lefties, the american people. they don't need a lecture.ple don'they need an apology from joe biden and laura. joe biden, it's very, very clear , is suffering from an illness. in addition to cognitive trumure, tdrs, trump derangement syndrome. and i'm pretty sure it's ati th a level four at this point.a le vel joe can't talk about hist accomplishments because he does not have anythint his acg. so instead, he'll just get up there and say orangeman bad and hope that the mediaver will cover for him. joe biden is not some sad, sweet old man. he is an angry radical that is hurting america. he is attacking hig sameric political opponents and he'sgoif going after them again and again. he should resign and.

>> and if he refuses, i hope that my house colleagues join in my articles of impeachment to get him out of there. well, congressman jamie raskin, i know you guys are goodw buddies, defended biden's defen anti-american rhetoric this weekend, saying thisde two of the hallmarks of a fascist political party are, one , a they don't accept the results of elections that don'l partietc go their way in.l violence. two, they embrace political violence. and i think that's why president biden was right tosoun sound the alarm this week. >> congressman, your response we to that?k. > c noton accepting the resuf an election and stoking t political violencehe ele or or supporting political violence, is that what i was? i was proud to joino jo one hundred and forty six of my colleagues in objecting to the electoral college results, results of the twenty twenty election. this is not something that was unprecedented. democrats have objecte.d to the last five republican presidents and no one had suchdo outrage for their objections to that certification. fothere was clear constitutional

issues with the state legislatures that were subverted in election laws. and i thin re subvek that that was our fundamental role as representatives to say, hey, let's take a pause and let's look at the constitutionalityac. of the election that just took place. but, of course, the democrats,t they wantot to slap a name on it and call it something that it wasn't and run with their narrativeie and the media helpsk them. and that's why i'm grateful for folks like you ,li laura , who who help us actually get thethe truth out totr the american people. >> well, i always get lost. and all their invective, you know, semi fascist and it's, fascist, then it kin td of walks it back . then it's just it back the elecn officials. pe's not the people. that speech was a flop. i was sad that i was on vacation because i wish i was covering in real time. bu wasing itt it was a complete. and they know what. that's why they have to try tote walk it back . congresswoman, thank you forman, tha joining us . now, arizona senate candidatebl blake masters joins me in studio next. so what's driving thes.e recent democrat bouts of enthusiasm?

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nine three three one five . that's eight hundred four zero nine three three one five zero issue. >> that is really energizing the democratic base. even latino women, latino women are registering more to vote for democrats. >> it has reawakened this energy that cuts across party c lines. it is up to womeutn tos ac decie what we do with our own bodies. >> neither side expected things to be lining up quite so well>>e for democrats. the votes of women, i think, will absolutely resonate in the midterms across a board. >> all right. well, a new "wall street journal" poll that is is purportedly showing that abortion is starting to motivate some voters, kholders thpecially those on the left. this is like a shift that republicans say they didn't see coming. the wall street journal writes that when offered a choice of five issues and asked which made them most likely tofive i , they put the supreme court

ruling overturning roe ahead ofs inflation. 't i'm sorry. i just don't believe it.sorry. so i'm just saying it rightjoinn now. joining meg me now is blake, master's candidate for the u.s. senate in arizona. senchuck coslett, an arizona bd gop strategist, told politico todak coughly that based on nums that we have, republicans haveas to make some kind of leap on the abortion issue because they're getting killed abo among women. r what seesponse o i think we're seeing. is propaganda. this is the media's desired narrative. thisthey are trying to make thi election all about abortion. the democrats, mark kelly inmoc, arizona, he wants to just talk about abortion because they don't want to talk about the wide open southern border. they don't want to talk about double digitto tal inflation. they don't want to talk about how our kids are being taught transgendesoutr ideology in our schools. you know, they don't want to talk about their failure. so they're trying to ginhe outrage on the abortion issue. >> and i just don't believeabori that thaont is going to be the issue that voters view on abortion. >> at all. >> and there's a reference toa e you on the website thatn you might have two or

more propaganda. i've been consistent throughout the whole primary. i've always said, hey, what's your position? i think we should have gottend e rid of roe v. wade. thank god the supreme cour gotte that with dobsrs. that sends the issue back to the states where it mostly belongs. now,o i happen to believe the federal government does have a role. i think it should step in and ban extremely late term abortions. right. but the pro-life we in the pro-life movement, we take the fight to the states. >> and i think that's where you believe in exceptions for the life of the mother. he lies absolutely. about and mark kelly lies about that. but they have to lie because they have nothing good to run on themselves. weu and i were talking during the break about mark kelly . keere is mark kelly ? i never see him ever.see hi i mean, it's not that you have to live and breathe on television, but it's like he doesn't exist. he hides away. hehe doe as the joe biden 20 , e hiding to base a hologramnt candidacy's a hologram. you know, he's got all thisse money and he runs these fake ads where he pretende ads whs ta moderate republican . but actually , no people. >> he's just voting in d.c. in lockstep 95% of the time. 94%. 94-97%. 97%.

basically, when it matters most, chuck schumer owns mark kelly's vote now one month fromo today, you're going to have one debate is at it. >> that's right. agreed to one . >>d before in hopes wou that he would just agree to one and we got him. so he's going to debate me. and i think it's going to be moderating at the pb's. you know, they'l moderatl be sot left left leaning.ng >> but you know what?t that that's okay.'s and i'll play an away game. y no, no, no. thi it'll be fair.or now, i like this line from ronna mcdaniel. who wrote a piec e thatssed i missed, came out just a few days ago on the hill about how he's kind of like fetterman in a way, not that he has a health issue, thank goodness, but that he pretends to be this everyman moderate. but he bu'st he's really just a california liberal who happens to be running fornn reelection in arizona. but he's not reallfoy he's not really a moderate on any issue. >> he's not he's voting >>ppolite. he basically acts like bernie sanders in the united states senate. but then has the audacity to pretend to be moderate. >> i think mar k kelly's doing a fantastic job as california's third senator . what he's failing at

is representing the people of arizona. that's why we need to makeesentg a change in the narrativeze is going to be to demoralize arizonans before this vote . i'm telling everybody, don't. believe anything the media saying this is going to be a hot race to watch. blake, i really appreciate you coming in. good to see you in the studio. to. thank you . and a world transgender health organization is about to grant hospitals nationwide the ability to lower the age lor for chest and surgeries to minors under the age of eighteen. my goodness, what are we doing?i cat, catng ansen, a woman who transitioned after living as a transgender manwoman for fifteen years. >> she's going to respond inun moments neither super across state is the number one selling brand for men's and health. and for the third year in a row, it's the number one urologist recommended brand . in time, you'll notice less urges to, improve emptying, and you won't be getting up at

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when she was a teen. >> so i left myself again. >>w do you feel connected to myself again? it's a good morning. an entire life that should have been mine. that was my birth. right. but just sort of waited to let myself heal. i can't have kids. i don't want t to use the worddt indoctrinated, but i was youngri and i was sana d and i was impressionable. and i thought this would fixnd everything. hing. >> and i cried when i watch that. joining me now is cat catterns and a singer who transitioned after living as a transgender man for about 15 years. a transg also joining me is charlie kirk, founder of turning point usa. author of the college scam cat.t now, as someonhee who saw and received that care at the age being considered now, what warning would you give to teens and their parents? i would say these surgeries are irreversible. >>they're dangerous. and a child.

i mean, if i can do transitionl- as an adult, there's no way a child should be making this decision. and absolutely, the very las itn thing we shoulg d be doing is lowering the age at which these body mutilating procedures can be performed. >> now that julissa video that a friend of mine sent me was so upset. i mean, i was so i upset by it. i don't know her, but it was so upsetting. charlie, i know you watch that your your reaction to it was just a you just want to cry for her totally and more broadly. >> you could judge a society based on how we treat our children. this these guidelines, it might seem a little wonky or out there. this is very important stuff. childrefor your audience to ima understand. these guidelines are then usedt. as reference points for the largest children's hospitals across the country to then be able te pointso medicaly mutilate children. and this is happening in citie t where those same children wouldb not be able to vote , get a tattoo. they're not able to buy liquor,

and yet they're able to go into a surgicalye procedure at age sr 15 or 16 and have irreversible damage. prthis is something that adultse across the country, regardless of political party, wers need to listen to the people that have actually suffered under this and draw the line. and we don't have time to get to this right now. but there is se.o much profitth' here that the pharmaceutical companies stand to make from this. this is not about care, about compassion. it's about profit off of the backs of our children. it's disgusting and it'sing reprehensible. now,an here's what dr. marci mar bowers, the president elect ofci this world professional association for transgender health watch , this is exactly the rule of puberty blockers,>> which are introduced prior to the onset of puberty so that gender feelings can be exploredt ,but not in a permanent way. and this is scientific. this is tracked. and in my experience, it's extreme rare to see regrette cat. >> she calls it very rare to see regrette. i'm not sure whate is she's referencing in the way of

research, but your response. so the truth is . well, there's still a severedenc lack of evidence inte ino the ll term outcomes of transitioning. but recent studies showw thes transition rates going higherghr and higher from some studies that came out this year. it's coming out to between seven and 30%, which is quite a bit higher than some older studies that examine surgical regrette o. and one thing i want to add is that this whole method of pub puberty blockers to crosser sex hormones, to surgeries, d on solidt base scientific evidence. it's actually based on only one study, a dutch study that had 70 participants and actually one person in the stud0 particy tragically pad away from complicationy s from the surgery. so s that's a one point four percent mortality rate. .4and that is the study that the path is using to base these

guidelines for currently treating childrethidelinesn gender dysphoria on . how are you doing personally after going through this? i meanen with , my heart goes oo all of you . how are you doing? l thiswell, thank you so much. you know, it's it's been the most difficult thing i've ever gone through in my life. ing i'veprofessionally as a sins hesiy in addition to the health side effects i experienced, the way it affected my career as a singer has beento dea the hardest thing to deal with. my singingging and and speakingl will never be the same after my time on testosterone. and it's actually painful toit use my voice for more than a limited time now because of the vocal damage that i obtained from testosterone. and i'm hearing so there is a growing number. there's a growing number ofing r transitions like myselowf. i've heard so many of these stories and i just hope thatmy by spreading awareness, we can prevent more of these tragedies from happening.

>> i think people say people are courageous for doing this or that. you're speaking out tonight is very courageous. charlie, about 20 seconds here. biden administration is obviously on one side of this issue. your response? respo nonst only are they one side of it, they will censor you . the they will smear you .mear y ouand they will slander you if you dare. s is just said with thatbeau itautiful testimony was parents step up. it doesn't matter what'tyou. they call you . this is the fight right now forc decency and biological reality. how for how about for childrenif just to be children for a while. let them go through and growing up and learning and changing, ag we all were kids once and then you grow up and you change. kate and charlie, thank. >> now the white house gives big pharma a big boost. what's that all about? >> well, the last bite, it'sr di around, i'm told, and it will explain. ortal he so we need to see dad's meat daughters claytie. >> wait till you hear this. thankfully, menopausal helpsyouf

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