>> there was an amazing moment. our thoughts and prayers to all of the 2,335 victims of the 9/11 attacks. laura, happy monday be to thank you. i'm not a pastel gal but i love the royal blue tire of yours, and i love the national anthem at the game. that was beautiful. i've seen you primping in the makeup room, you primp like a girl. i've seen it several times.

he says, does this look good? does this make my butt look big? it's embarrassing. i've got a go now. >> a hit-and-run. go ahead. >> laura: we called out that gutsy gal, hillary clinton last week on the show. she apparently took time out of her busy schedule to respond to ma on twitter. i'll have a response of my own in moments. but first, the big green fizzle. that's the focus of tonight's angle. turns out today's democrat party, such as radicalized but instant stupid and impractical. >> they downplay, even deny the impact of climate change. as communities are literally on fire. we made the largest investment to combat the climate crisis in

history and deliver on environmental justice for people everywhere. >> laura: her pantsuit is literally on fire, she flipped so much. watch your wallet. and be prepared for a more miserable life for you and your family. they plan to take more of what you're earned and give it to others. it's like a reverse robin hood situation. it doesn't mean that your life is going to improve or that you can have more money in your pocket. we already know they want to ban cars, natural gas hookups in your home, beef, grass lawns. but oil and gas and rapid transition is going to stoke inflation spending. courtesy of influential liberal columnist ezra klein, we have

the zany blueprint for how they hope to change how you and your family live. the carbon is that seshan strategy, is simply this he wrote. 60% comes from fossil fuel so we need to rebuild our electrical grid around clean sources and then triple or quadruple the amount of electricity we generate. he's right about that. it's unimaginable. let alone, obscenely expensive. how much of the american landscape will be eaten up by the so-called clean revolution? to put some numbers to that, he writes, wind and solar using or visual up to 5,590 square

kilometers, my state and so many others put together. nono's thinking? that's gonna look gorgeous. just beautiful. environmentalists don't care about how their structures will impact birds or other font in florida. good luck bambi. the also banking a lot of corporate welfare to foist this game and americans. >> there trying to wander around with check, tax rebates, if you can create enough of this chain year, will give you a tremendous amount of, you know, subsidies or guaranteed purchasers or whatever. so they're just trying to spend their way to a very large decarbonization... >> laura: the greeny acts are trying to appeal to biden's philosophy or maybe chills.

battery manufacturing plants, vast areas of land covered in turbines and solar panels. none of this is gonna work as planned. i don't think any of it is going to happen. they don't have the confidence nor the money nor the political support to upend american society this way. here's the brutal truth: the utopia will reduce the standard of living and mobility for all but the wealthiest of americans. the rules never applied to wealthy people. they'll fly overhead and their helicopters while the rest of us try to find charging stations. democrats never think through the consequences of their not back. never. gretchen witless witmer bow down to the teachers union, with gas

gavin newsom, and now we see the mental health toll on this selfishness. but at least this angelic woman is happy. >> where are the education pieces here? climate change! if we actually stop these extreme weather events! >> laura: she's an extreme weather event. that's terrifying. for year they waved off all the concerns about inflation, smarty-pants, they went full speed ahead with their spendable lose. now skyrocket ting practice democrats is everywhere. the button once you think they're imaginary. >> american people should have confidence that were on the right track to see real progress, to see our economy recovers.

>> laura: has the men not seen the check numbers yet? horrible. perhaps he missed this. aside from hunter, i guess he can sell those blow pain artwork things for cash, most americans are hurting joe. and biden's cabinet? they're far left. in america spent more than $40 billion in ukraine. he wants to spend more, if you're that? secretary of energy's take away from that is here: >> it's been a horrible year in terms of the war and in terms of flies open in terms of how vulnerable we are when we don't create our own homegrown energy sources. but that's an accelerant as well toward the ultimate goal of getting to 100% clean electricity or net zero by 2050. >> laura: wait a second. where vulnerable precisely

because her party sabotaged our homegrown energy. all of it was homegrown independence. to force change in our country now? if biden could have found anyone who knows less about energy, i don't know who that would have been, >> we need to move in the direction of electric vehicles but we have to make sure this moves quickly to help climate change. b2 mining minerals is impossible to meet demand, pd. claiming to love clean, clean energy as they refuse to green light more nuclear plants. california's energy crisis is full-blown, especially when they showed a nuclear plant. the green warriors are about to run into a buzz saw of the

american electorate in november. photos can see what's in store down the road. if environmental extremists have their way, we need to look no further than europe where things are getting very unpleasant and stinky, as the e.u. is poised to restrict showers to 5 minutes. never forget. skyrocketing energy costs is the policy of democrats. it's not an accident. democrats must inflict pain and inconvenience on you in order to get you to agree to change and obey. you will love the green are fun of waves. you will love it. elderly americans living alone will be fine but at least at least greta sundberg and others will be delighted with the state of the claimant. no stephen miller. editor at large for the spec stater stomach spectator and

fox news. stephen, do you think the american people in the end, appreciate how fanatical the left is. when you read that ezra klein please, this is the dream mold for him. how many states i rattle off the mark still solar panels in the winter? five states i think. >> you fly cross-country, you look down, a few wind mills. i wonder if gavin knew stumble volunteer his state. coast to coast in destroying our entire view. i don't think, to answer your question lara, the american people know how radical this is. republicans have their work cut out for them to paint a picture that you painted tonight, to explain that their vision is so radical that we will end up like europe unable to heat our homes or cool in the summer or to have

basic electricity to power for our lives because they are systematically shutting down the proven reliable sources including nuclear that we need to power this country. >> laura: we've heard about falling prices. there like baghdad bob times ten. and yet they say get ready for winter. watch. >> this winter, the european union will cease for the most part buying oil. it's possible that that could cause a spike in oil prices. our price cap proposal is designed to both lower russian revenues that they use to support their economy and fight this illegal war. >> laura: and b is telling us to get ready for a cold winter. >> the biden administration comes to us with winter, always,

never christmas. >> laura: covered winter. >> i am for my sins friendly with mr. ezra klein. i messaged him before this and i said i'm supposed to talk about your article, what would you say? he said, i would say that this article is a depiction of all the things the left wants that will fail. and i actually think that's a fair assessment of what he said. i think what is putting out there will fail. it will absolutely fill. >> laura: five states! >> it's a lunacy. from my perspective it means, who is really being serious in this conversation? is it the left, that wants to put solar found the mic panels multiple states? are is it people who look at the

different problems in their area when it comes to energy distribution and say we should be in vesting more nuclear, in the kind of power that will actually lead to people's homes as opposed to being dependent on minerals and things we need from the chinese communists in order to further our attempt at being energy and dependent. biden administration has set us back enormously, that's a simple fact. >> laura: i love fracking. i love tracking. >> they sent us back in so many ways. their inability to grapple with that fact and their media allies willingness to cover up, the covering up. >> laura: i have to get to this "new york times" reporting, and the last week the justice department has issued 40 subpoenas over january 6.

your response to this, less than two months before midterm election? >> it's been publicly reported in "the new york times," that's the point. when are they doing this? right before the midterms. what is it about? what is it always about? it's about using the power of the justice department to influence our elections. it's about the partisanship that has infected the geode jay at the highest levels. everyone who values the law should be terrified about what's happening to our country. >> laura: and then we have crime facing women in this country. women walking on the streets. families. this is terrifying. this is what the focus is? the american people are the problem? or the criminals of the problem? >> i have a little girl and a

wife and i am terrified by the level of random crime that's happening on the streets, depraved and predictable. there bothering stephen. it's ridiculous. it's an indictment of our justice system that we have this going on in such an obvious way, a vindication of everyone who has been saying from the beginning, the fbi and doj were out of control, shut through with partisans and can't be trusted. >> laura: i think the republicans are going to win the house and the senate i think so tonight, i'm gonna say it. i think the predominant narrative is ridiculous. in the end, the american people are going to have to see the republican step up with real solutions. they need to break up these big agencies. they can't just talk about it. i'm sick of them making lists of what they want to do. break it up and make it

accountable. >> stop going after your political opposition. make the cartels the enemies. >> laura: will they punted down the road? >> are you asking me to put my faith in the republican party, the g.o.p.? >> laura: they're better than the democrats though. >> it's and existential moment i think. >> laura: good luck with your existential closets. hillary clinton had failed to include queen elizabeth in this new but she wrote about gutsy women. that didn't sit well with the former credit stomach secretary of state and former failed presidential candidate. she tweeted, thanks for getting the word out about gutsy. it was a challenge to narrow down who did feature in my apple tv show because they are

too many amazing women in the world. i don't disagree, mrs. clinton. maybe i was unfair to valerie. why include women like queen elizabeth and mother teresa, now st. therese, when there are more deserving gutsy gals out there. just look at to her future on hillary's tv series. megan the whop stallion, who says to shake their, sister girls shake their and spread their legs. her copilot, daughter chelsea clinton, offered to shut it yours truly last week. >> we don't think anybody should shut up and play sports. speak to i'm glad they read my book. if that's the criteria. women who are outspoken? juanita broderick and paula

jones, why weren't they included in the book? maybe the make it to the second edition. next, john fetterman's performance yesterday has led more questions about his ability to debate. and tiffany smiley's here on patty murphy's dodge. other polls are underestimating the truth? will bring the evidence.

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♪ ♪ >> i hope, i truly hope for each and every one of you, you didn't have a doctor in your life making fun of it. making light of it. or telling you that you're not fit to be served. people sometimes ask, can you describe a stroke which mark sometimes i must two words together. that's the thing. it's the most important race to the senate for 2022. abortion is the ballot in november! >> laura: yikes.

it's obvious why federman's docking debates. has nothing to do with auditory issues. at a 3,000 person pro-abortion rally. ick. things are so bad that "the washington post" editorial board is noticing. they want fetterman to be subject to some adjustments. we believe fetterman should release his medical records and debate dr. oz. that's not dumb like next week. it's kind of a trend. they don't need to think they have to explain their views to the voters or defend them at a all. in arizona, katie hobbs is refusing to debate carey lake. calling her a conspiracy theorist and calling off any

debates with her. and tiffany smiley in washington state has been accepted for debate invitations against senator patty murray. but patty murray will not agree to any of them. now, will remember this next time they want us to agree to various presidential debates. tiffany smiley joins me now. tiffany, are we really to believe this is all about scheduling details from senator murray's office? because you've made yourself available on a number of dates, a number of opportunities for debate. no-go so far. >> i accepted my first debate four weeks ago, and since then i've accepted four more debates. no response from the murray campaign. it's important to note that i also accepted an editorial board

interview that i thought would be in person with me and senator murray sitting side-by-side in front of the editorial board. it turned into a zoom meeting, i very graciously agreed, i know senator murray has floating schedules and so i agreed. she negotiated behind closed doors for it to be independent and separate from each other because she thought it would be more productive conversation, her campaign said. for someone who talks about democracy all the time, the cornerstone of democracy in this country is healthy debate. the voters of washington state does serve to see the trucks in front of them. just look at patty murray's most recent votes and record. she voted for the american rescue plan, $1.9 billion. everyone said that would cause

inflation on every single american. speed to 1.9 trillion. i do wish it a billion. but fair point. these debate invitations were extended. you accepted them. we reached out to senator murray's office to campaign and they respond in a short while ago. they said senator murray willed the pate tiffany smalley, just like she is debated in every general election. no date or time. why is it taking so long though? like in pennsylvania, the democrats don't think the voters deserve to have the answers during a very difficult economic time and crime wave in america. >> it's wrong. they want leaders, the people.

i was 11 years old when eddie murphy was elected. i said i would end it just the way it started: talking directly to the voters. this reckless call tax-and-spend agenda that they're pushing on americans, i will fight for my recovery and reform agenda. anyone who wants to join me can do it to hold these career politicians accountable and get our country back on chuck. i think donna -- >> the dinosaurs need to lumber off the stage. now it's your day. will check back with you. thank you so much. speaking of the midterms, the spin meisters are out in full force. we've been telling you for weeks that the media would begin to

engage in the biden and the democrats come back story, that they would sell it. axios was the new member to give the administration to give a chance to rehabilitate its poor standing with no pushback. one surprising sources stepping forward to offer a note of caution. nick cone in the times offers, the polling warning signs are flashing again. they're out running expectations in the same places where the poles overestimated biden in 2020 and clinton in 2016. interesting. joining me now is charlie hurt. charlie, these comeback stories seem geared toward suppressing the republican vote, demoralizing republicans, all hope is lost.

it seems to be that things are tightening quite quickly and not surprisingly. >> exactly. that's always a strategy. it's nice to have the media entirely in your pocket because democrats do this every ele election. we see it coming but people fall for it anyway. you're right the problem with the biden-max story line, all these claims that things are turning around brilliantly, is that you can't really hide from the economy. people have to fill up their tanks. they have to buy groceries. they feel oppressive things. they fueled the economy in their own lives. number how much the media chose to lie about it, no matter how much the white house blatantly lies about it, it doesn't really work if people are at home and they feel the pain personally.

>> laura: according to this new poll out, fewer americas are listing inflation is their top issue, that was the big headline on the hill. but you dig into the article, and you see that it's the issue most frequently cited ahead of abortion in health care. [laughs] you can't deny what you're paying every month for your utility bills. i look at mine and it's astounding. >> exactly. when we turn to these people for pulling every election? it baffles me. the one pollster who gets these things more right is trafalgar, and it has a three or four-point race for washington and that's gonna be a bloodbath. all of these polls are gonna show a very different picture i

think in a month from now. that's because when things are as bad as they are right now, in terms of the dumb like economy and crime in the open border, people tend to check into the election much later. it's not surprising that people are looking at this casually right now. but when it comes time to cast a ballot, they're going to think about all these things that joe biden has done and democrats have done to make their lives personally more miserable. and they're going to punish joe biden and the democrats. >> laura: i think a lot of people feel that pain is been inflicted on them with high prices and school closures. in the can inflict some pain at the ballot box. i don't think that choice is for more abortions against money. that's a loser argument. it is much as kamala harris and

others one argue otherwise. >> they want just lose among republicans and independents. they're also going to lose among democrats. because they don't want to pay $5 a gallon for gasoline and for inflation to go through the roof. going back years, they don't want open borders. regular democrat voters don't want borders. only the lunatics in washington. >> laura: charlie good to see you tonight. why are we still allowing our greatest geopolitical adversary to bob our farmland? an investigation soon, stated.

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♪ ♪ >> laura: what if i told you that the largest pork processor in the u.s. was owned by another country? if i told you that much of our

farmland was being bought off by the country? if i told you that some of the farmland was set near u.s. military bases? pretty bad. but if i told you the country doing all of this was a major adversary of the united states? over the weekend, "the wall street journal" put it the most starkly ever. chinese ownership of u.s. farmland left $81 million to billions in 2020. large-scale state backing indicates there is one. joining me now are the authors of that piece, both from the lincoln network. jeffrey keen and lars. how long is it been, lars, since the government is audited these

purchases? >> the last time was in 1989, so ever since then, there has been no formal audit of the program. >> laura: jeffrey, how is this possible? no one's going to buy this without approval from the ccp. but tell us the worst of the worst. >> the ccp is buying through private con stomach companies with china that are right near military bases, like in north dakota or texas. it's a wild situation to see chinese companies openly buying land where they can spy on american military bases grades need to can we do this in china which might they can come here chris mack >> the state owns

land in china. we can't go there and open a factory on that land. the chinese companies are free to come here. >> laura: there are concerns of ties to china, they don't undertake commercial enterprises on behalf of the chinese government they say. >> it's understandable but i point out that when the deal came through in 2013, the company that brought out smithfield group, wh group, was given a $4 billion loan from a state back chinese bank, to do the loan. that's strange. that there being fronted the money. >> laura: let's cut to the chase though. nothing that chinese interest due in the united states is not approved by the ccp in some way, shape, or form. current so the ccp is buying land.

right? the ccp is improving every single purchase is made in the u.s., right >> we have separation of private interest in government. we have liberty. in china doesn't work the same way. everyone is accountable to the chinese communist party and it's open to abuse and spying, that's a major red flag. i don't how the situation happened. >> laura: they have millions of people enslaved in labor camps and more welcoming them here. in bloomberg there was a piece implying that the chinese investment in u.s. farmland, to ban that, would be a national security or food security issue for us. he went on to say it was racist, a bloomberg writer, it's racist to ban china. the libertarians think this is all open markets, open borders,

there still peddling that nonsense. your reaction? >> the response is that there are of her adversaries who haven't raised concerns. north korea, venezuela. it's just the chinese thing. any adversary to china should be shown the door. >> laura: this is crazy. and lars, lester congress added this amendment to the spending bill that would ban agriculture purchases from chinese countries. listen to the logic. >> i understand the issue and the concerns and the intentions behind it, but i am also concerned about singling out

china, and the repercussions it will have on the health and safety of asian americans here in the united states. >> laura: jeffrey? >> this is one of the major red flags of the democratic left. they say that worrying about our national security against the most authoritarian police state in the world, china, is going to be conflated with racism against asian americans. these are separate issues. we can promote equality at home. we can fight china. we can defend against incursions. these are separate. >> laura: this reminds me of the wuhan lab. you can never talk about it are the origins of it because that's racist. that's a non sequitur but they throw sand in the wind and complaining can see anything. where credit card companies

working with democrats to monitor and track purchases? greg steube is here in a momentg and he wile-l react. verestay tuned.

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ramping up the pressure haven't they on their corporate cronies to target political adversaries. law-abiding gun owners included. elizabeth warren in over two dozen democrats on letters to the ceos of credit card companies and demand they start tracking gun sales. kathy hochul tweeted, everyone needs to do their part to combat gun violence. american express, mastercard and visa should catalog their gun purchases. and then new merchant codes were approved. so guess what happened visa, mastercard, and american express, just like that, all caved and will now categorize gun store sales separately. your purchases cannot be tracked in other words. he is greg steube.

congressman, if you take back the house will you launch inquiries into how pressure was put on these companies chris mack >> i'm looking forward to the ability to issue subpoenas from the judiciary committee. i would not be shocked if in a year from now we find out that it was the fbi that asked these credit card companies to start keeping track of this data, just like they have stuck up with berg to diminish russian disinformation. i wouldn't be shocked if the fbi was involved in this. but if we get the house back will issue subpoenas to get the facts on the communication that went on between the administration and these companies. >> laura: the

second amendment, congressman, holds the right to keep and bear arms. are there other rights that they can put into some tracking system to service available or any other things they could do regarding the first amendment? church attendance? they'd treat the second amendment differently for a reason. i'm not talking about machine men don't like guns but they want to get into people's gun lockers if they can then track every weapon for law-abiding people. >> they've been doing this. look at the bills they pass through congress. what california is doing on what doctors can and cannot say about vaccines. they're limiting what doctors can say about the vaccine and covid-19. there is taking steps to take

away your constitutional right, starting with the first amendment and then the second amendment. the keep going until law-abiding citizens start standing up to take back our country. >> laura: enter us sorkin has said what he thinks about companies. >> there's a lot in this country which is to say, we do not keep a master list. there's no mastered database in america for gun ownership. some look at this and say is this a backdoor shadow? that's not the goal. >> laura: congressman, if that's not the goal, what is the goal? >> that's the goal. it absolutely is. a gun registration nationally for every gun they own, they do it in a backdoor way. they get these corporations to agree with what they want to do and they do it inadvertently. then when the fbi or doj wants

those list of what americans own, what firearms, they contact visa or american express. these corporations are progressives within this administration is kobe stop. >> laura: that has to be reformed, not just talk of reform but moves to break up these companies, like the corruption in atf, yes? >> fbi, doj, rest assured that myself and jim jordan than the judiciary committee will stop at nothing to ensure that freedom is back in america, that investigations are done to show how deep the deep status. >> laura: we need to do it. thanks.

>> laura: they were looking for animals the big wooden th thing. that field didn't stop the chicago bears from celebrating their upset and unforgettable way. ♪ ♪ kellyanne i love that, it's like the breaststroke and the butterfly all in one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: oh, my goodness. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [laughs] putts >> greg: happy monday everyone and what a great monday it is. first of all kat timpf is back from her honeymoon. he