thank you for making this show possible. we hope you'll set your dvr so you'll never miss a show of hanty. in the mean time, get more at hannity dot com and let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham, the ingraham angle is next and i hope you and your family have a great weekend. >> i'm laura ingraham, this is the akrum angle from washington, thank you for joining us this friday night. democrats in biden's -- they'reworking feverishly to remake america. they're doing their part for the great global recess. theirest to destroy our energy independence along with our, our culture, our identity, have come at a great cost. but not to the elites of course. just as happened during covid, the rules then plie to the rulemakers. the elites like pelosi, newsome, and bill gate, they still

traveled, they still flew private, or went maskless to fancy restaurants. and today, perfectly insoul ated, cacooned from the inconveniences, they always make sure that they float above the carnage and ruin of their own making. and because the regime media covers for them, just expose for their hypocrisy and double standard., for. every once in a while, the truth catches up to them. and this is precisely what happened courtesy of ran design when he disrupted the idealic enclave of moore's this week martha's vineyard this week. finally, the american people see for themselves that democrats don't want to live under the rules that they want the rest of us to live under. the rich and connected get 50 migrant in martha's vineyard, 50. and they first tried to virtue signal that they were all welcome. >> went out to greet them.

>> we just worked on connect withing all of our community partners to get them shelter for the night, and get them some support to help them with their next step. >> really extreme dishartenning. it was, you know, these migrants who presented yesterday -- hi -- one right behind you, smiling at me. >> hartwarming. but today, less than 24 hours after the migrants arrived in martha's vineyard, they were deported off the island. >> what are you hearing right now is going to be happening to these people that landed in martha's vineyard and are now heading out? >> well, they're being given an option of going to a military base on cape cod where they will be provided all of the resources which they need or to stay where they are. all of that's being done, obviously, in cooperation with those families.

>> you see, the elites, they know how to police their own borders when they want to. that why you didn't see a crush of illegals in places like georgetown, or malibu, or brentwood, or sun valley. the democrats keep making mistakes. look at the average -- was what does the average american think when they feel that democrats care more about the inconvenience tommying rn than the suring ofworking class americans. by the way, americans were struggling to pay basic essential bills. and of course liberals like ed marky, they're just virtue ciggalling. what happens when on the rare o a usually friendly cable host asks a dicen question about rich liberals and their enclaves and the migrants. >> they say y if places like massachusetts want to be sanctuaries they are best or better situateed to help alleviate the crush of people coming across the border. should states like massachusetts be doing more to help if.

sonar, can you hear me? senator, can you hear me? i think unfortunately we've lost the odds audio connection. thank you, senator, for your time. >> thank you, senator, for your time. and not answering. the only difficult question, not even difficult. that says it all; right? deaf, dumb, and blind on the issues that matter most. joining me now gingrich, the rules never i plie to them, they never have to live with a carnage and the ruin that their policies create because they kind of float above it. but they were caught here, weren't they? >> they were caught. frankly, my favorite wasn't on the island, although i do think with barack obama, i think 29 acre estate he could easily have hosted everybody there; had a nice peck nic, allowed them to camp out. but the one i like even more was

the two bus loads arriving at comma law harris' vice president residence just shortly after she announced on nbc news that the border is secure. you know, the irony. of how totally dishonest she is and the fact that governor abbot did a great job between governor abbot and governor de santis, i feel like republicans are back on offense, and are finding a way to breakthrough the media because this was so vivid in both places that actually the mainstream media found themselves have been having to cover. >> i finally republicans are producing events rather than just talking at me people. releasing statements or multipart plans, that's fine. there's nothing wrong that. when you create event that are newsworthy they have to cover them and then all of a sud b, you see split screens where with the truth happening on one side and then a bunch of angry liberals on the other. newt, i need to play something.

this was from biden last night, where i think if you listen closely he basically gave up the . >> historic american res kai plan helps to safely reopen our schools an absolute necessity, including 28 percent of public school students who are latino. 28 percent. make share they have every opportunity they have. not a joke. >> as someone who happens to love hispanic americans as myself, my daughter's from guatemala, they get upset when you say there's demographic changes going on, people don't like that language, it's fraught with all sorts of things. but he's kind of in a warierenning that in that comment. >> well, yes, you know, the amazing thing is because most latino families believe in the work ethic, because they care about take-home pay, because they're aware of the cost of

living crisis we're living through, and because they have core values that make them really angry about a lot of the left wing woke ideas, you're seeing a larger and larger number of latino americans vote republican. so, i think whatever the democrats theory was, their total failure to deliver the fact that it just isibility working, is costing them votes in every community african american, latino american, asian american, as well as traditional white americans, because you look around. you go to the grocery store, you look at the price of cheerios, and you know it just isn'tworking. i think that the great problem and that why i still believe there's going to be an amazingly big republican victor this fall. >> yeah, i think the hispanic, again, using their fraught language, they're actually going to replace the democrats because they're voting republican. i don't think they know what they're, they're kind of mixed up inia ho they're trying to analyze this as usual.

today on ms nbc news they were discussing one of the so-called solutions that the biden administration is looking at here. watch. >> there are dhs official whose are going to meetings called at the white house pretty regularly nu where they're looking at these numbers that are going up, coming p with solutions, some of them include busing migrants from the border into the interior, but not in a way where you're surprise the community like this in martha's vineyard. >> it's bad when they go to martha's vineyard because it affects the elites and the elites like to talk about caring about immigrants but in the end they just want to deport them, vote them at island. >> well, what she just said is a total lie. they have been flying people around, sending them around by train, and thought telling local authorities. they've been landing at night in places like westchester. the fact is that you've all 2 million people cross the border illegally under joe biden, and they didn't all stay in south texas.

they're all over the country. and in fact, what's bothering i think the democrats is that you now have a couple of governor whose are making sure the public understands what is actually been going on anyway. and remember, this isn't the mid of a crime epidemic on a scale we havive seen, not even en the 70s. philip d'amato devil you this year will have the highest murder his or, atlanta now has a higher per capita murder rate than chicago. and of course in chicago, a huge crime problem, the people in the democrats and state legislature just voted to end bail for cash criminals back on the street in a way that you is to wonder are these people just crazy because there'ser if es. not just political. this is not about being a radical leftest, this is about being nutsem. >> yeah, they're driving businesses out of chicago too as we know with mcdonald's raising the red flag. finally mbc news is reporting

that biden aids are quietly assembling a 2024 campaign as they await final decisions on his political future. newt, they're trying to avoid the lame duck label but biden 2024 bumper stickers? are they ready to be plastered all over cars across america? >> listen, if i were the republican candidates i would be pestering biden 2024 stickers as fast as i can get them. i think every candidate running on the democratic ticket is a biden worn out text, a biden fetterman ticket, it's a biden mark kelly ticket. let's all let's see how many of them want to actually try to defend biden. as i said a minute ago, you have a huge problem in the price of food, the price of gasoline. when heating oil prices go up in new hampshire in october, i want to see how senator hassan answers that. i think the biden you're paige

staff if you're hanging round, why not invent a biden 2024 bumper sticker. it could have a kind of frowny face because that's how the country will react to it. >> newt, great to see you tonight as always. thank you. >> we're seeing that the volume decline in every segment around the world and numbers are not looking so good. we just assume at this point the economic -dar conditions -- >> a world wide recession? >> i think so. >> you think we're going into a world wide recession? >> i think so. >> we showed you this clip last night, the ceo of fed, predicting a global recession. and many businesses are about to get hit hard due to the languishing economy that has driven into the ground by joe biden. the policies of the democrats, we know where it goes always when they do this nonsense. but even though warned warnings, they -- warnings they obscure another horror playing out in communities across the united states. back in july we told you that due to crime, starbucks

permanently closed 16 stores across the nation in places like seattle, that's where it all started, la, portland, philadelphia, and here in washington d.c., like in union station. but the closures have not stopped. just today, starbucks announced they're closing their flagship show, been around for nine years in new orleans due to security concerns. i just mentioned this with newt, but in chicago, mcdonald's, the ceo there, is facing the same issue, an issue to flank warning to mayor lightfoot and governor about the city's crime and and social deterioration. >> everywhere i go, i'm confronted by the same question these days. what's going on in chicago? make no mistake, though, mcdonald's the city of chicago awl awl altruism. it's not open ended. >> a frank warning indeed. the most horrific crime plays out in bodegas on shows stores,

gas stations across the united states, to fill up your tank any longer, and in mississippi. a horrifying video shows a sikh map working on a chevron food mart executed in broad daylight. he was doing everything an armed robber asked when he was asked to then sit on the ground. it was then that career criminal copeland shot him. in the back of the head. join me now as praeger u personality, host of unapologetic and former left wing activist also with me chris bedford, founding partner of right forge. the biden white house ironically held some bs summit yesterday about confronting hate and violence. hate-fueled violence, they called it, i believe. but not once were scenarios like these brought up that happened just to work-a-day people, hate-fueled, drug-fueled, at some point it's just death and destruction.

>> absolutely, laura. you're correctly right. biden and his administration have chosen for some reason to focus on a threat of white supremacy and i can tell you as a young biracial woman right now living in los angeles, a particularly dangerous city, we are more concerned about crime, we are more concerned about the state of the economy week are more concerned about being able to go to work and get there safely than we are about white supremacy and magga republicans. his focus is on the wrong line here. we have this uptick in crime that going to continue to happen so long as we do not tex our culture and stop with the crime policies that are happening in progressive cities all across the united states. if we don't do something about it not only are big corporations going to leave, but these small mom and pop shops these small businesses will have no other option than to close down. >> fox news digital went around in pence slain you and philadelphia and asked voters what was on top of mind going into this mid-term cycle and specifically on fetterman versus

oz, this is one of the commentism. >> i'm not that concerned about his health as his policies and history. he's soft on crime, another guy who as far as i can tell he's never really worked for a living and that's always a big issue for me. >> who knows when this comes out. people are pretty smart and you know i think as we get closer to voting you can't help but notice what's around you on the streets on the sidewalks. in your pocket or not en your pocket any longer meaning your money. and so fetterman -- honestly, this is just embarrassing. >> you can't talk yourself out of this when you're a politician. i just left d dc of a 18 years and moved my family away. we had to leave because of the policies of people like fetterman, policies of people like charles allen who looked around in 2020, remain uncomfort by some of the epic makeup f our prison population decided they were no longer to go enforce crime in dc.

that affected the neighbors neighborhood taze said they were trying to represent, they were trying to help most viciously. you combine that with school closes and now there's an entire generation of 14, 15, and 16 year ole kid whose are leading this massive uptech in crime. what's going to happen to them? they're going to end up in prison, an entire generation f young people we are trying to save who end up in prison. these cities are dying because of economic problems or bebecause of war, dying by suicide, one that's intentionally brought on us by these kind of politician. growthing to be tough, just like the 1990s the african american people said enough is enough. starts cracking down on the crime, it's going to hurt the very people we are trying to help. >> and the background, even the dog's upset about this. now, a new survey out of san francisco reveals that now almost half of san francisco residents have been robbed in the last five years. if you break it down, 43 percent of white people reported being victims but 54 percent of black and 55 percent of mixed race

people report being robbed. this is affecting everyone, but minorities usually get the short end of the stick here almost. >> it is very true. i've done extensive work out here in southeast los angeles with and lapd and one of the most dangerous neighborhoods you can live in los angeles and that happens to be the area. while politicians, particularly democrats and progressives, rough to say they're ushering in these soft on crime policies to help minority low income minorities in america, they're doing the exact opposite. you have young black and brown americans here in southeast la who are gathering on a weekly basis to beg for more police presence in these areas. and that exactly what's happening in san francisco as well. that why they decided to get rid of dhs who thought he could blame the uptick crime on billionaire concern toughs. meanal are not going to buy the bs anymore. they're walking into their own communities and they don't feel safe ski. their fault. >> chris, by the time people go to vote in november, what are

they going to choose, leak more abortions, more pot, more porn? i guess, more open borders, or something different? what's 84 gut? >> my gut is absolutely they're going to vote against these politicians to unlease leash this crime on us who shut down our schools and are releasing drugs. sending crack pipes to people. you can't talk your way out of this. you walk out in the street coverers to places are you used to walk with your children or walk your dog and you no locker feel safe.er -r. you go to the grocery store, empack every sengal day. politicians can't their way aof that sort of thing and i think that despite what you hear from the washington post tark what voters are cub sed about. >> i agree with you. i'm not buying these. chris, thank you so much. now, speaking of trying to divert things, at biden's summit of hate and division yesterday, the white house made a point to include radical professors advocating for sensorship. you gotta listen closely.

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>> this week we've seen two more examples of abut how big tech and other big corporations are catering to the political left at every turn. i remember on monday we told you about how quickly credit card companies fell in line of a democrats lobbied that they track gup purses separately. speaking of tracking, this week at multiple senate hearings we learn that twitter has the capability not only to track individual users. user data, geo locations, and twitter users. is that accurate. >> i was the head of engineering for the whole company. >> did you have access to user

data? i'm looking for a yes or a no. >> i think i could have gotten it. >> if you can get it, that's what we call access. yo did have access to user data is that is that a yes? >> yeah -- that's probably right. >> that was devastating joining me now, a man you just saw missouri senator josh holly. senator, what were these engineers doing with this data, and why did it take you about four questions to get him to say the obvious. here's the really chilly thing, a whistle blower told me under oath that he believes that twitter engineers have doxx,ed users before. he thinks that it's very possible that twitter engineers have gotten into people's account and altered stuff in the account, record of tweets, maybe even tweeted out under your name, under the user's name.

it's absolutely unbelievable. we're know that these companies our farr left companies the employees with overwhelmingly leftest and here we have real-world proof that literally thousands of left wing twitter employees can hack account and do whatever they want. yo reference thad that term whistle blower here's something else he said during the testimony that was earlier this week. >> the corporate security, fictional secure security team had been contacted and told there was at least one agent of the mss one of chinaa's intelligence service on the pay releasing inside twitter. it's very difficult to detect them, it is very valuable as a foreign intelligence company and mows likely not doing your job. >> senator, what are the chances right now that china is operating in some capacity

within the social media companies including twitter? >> very high. i mean, it sounds leakal most a hundred% based on what the whistle blower testified to. and you know listen, i mean there's a reason they want to get access y. because the data is so easy to get americans personal information, but here's the thing i'm worried abut, our own government, our own govem, wants to control these companies and they don't even have to ask very hard the companies are welling to turn over the keys of the kingdom to the biden administration who was first on the list for the biden administration to go to to talk about sensorship with their unconstitutional des information board, twitter. first on the list. who are we going to go meet with? twitter. we also know that facebook sat down with the biden administration that took down acouncil based on what biden's team was telling them to do. can we take this account down, and facebook says yes, we can we 1r-9 we have the emails for it. thee these are sensorship machines and they're being manipulated every which way.

>> they're proxies sensors for the govem. which is why when you get power back and we hope that's very soon, rather than a lot of all of us you know putting out our hot air on this, actually something has to be done, senator, and that's what i think the people are expect whack you all say power i know you agree with that. speaking of something you just said tick talk tik-tok coo testified on the hill and made an admission about some of the employee's locations. watch this. >> we do have employees based in china. we also have very strict access controls around the tipoff data that they can access, and where data is stored, which is here en the united states. and we've also said under no circumstances would we give that data to china. our final agreement with the us government will satisfy all national security concerns. >> senator, a lot of people breath was taken away bay that

admission. we're supposed to feel good about this. they were all going to be separate, tik-tok, separate ownership, we don't have to worry about china. mike pompeo disagrees. >> i totally disagree. here's the truth of the matter. tik-tok has chinese employee whose have access to us user data, and they're doing nothing to stop it, and by the way, they employ members of the chinese communist party who have access to user data. the witness testified under oath earlier this week. the bottom line is talking about tik-tok, twitter or facebook, you can be sure if you're on those services your information is probably getting reviewed by some foreign government and is also probably goal getting reviewed by this giveem, by the u.s. government, and whenner the biden administration wants them to sensor they're going to, whenever china wans to get hold of your data, they can. >> senator; thank you for staying on this. and for joining us tonight we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> what does raymond have in common with actor ryan reynolds?

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>> welcome to fox news hive. the justice department has formally asked the 11th circuit court of appeals to intervene in the mara lago document case. the request comes one day after a federal judge takes an independent arbiter to review materials seized during an fbi search, a former president trump's florida hum home. that judge also barred the doj from using those records in their investigation. a decision to doj is now asking the appeals court to lift. there's now a 24 hour wait for mr. bondyers to queen elizabeth's coffin as she lies in state. the line became so long at one point today, authorities temporarily halted more people from joining the line. earlier tonight king charles and his siblings took vigil her

funeral will be held on monday. back to thetic really ackal. back to the eng really angle. back to the ingraham angle. >> it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond royo in a moment we're going to get to biden and fetterman. but, discussing rocky road that you had a medical procedure earlier this week, we are not - >> you had to bring it up, ingraham. i had a colonoscopy this week and apparently i wasn't alone. actor ryan reynolds had one too. not with me, by the way. it wasn't a two for oneem. we had it at the same time. >> i would never normally have any medical procedure put on camera and then shared. >> ryan. the first time you've had a colonoscopy. >> yeah. >> you're filming. it's also

awful. >> he's right about that. in the interest of inspiring others, laura, to go get their colonoscopies i decide to film my journey as well. and turned it into a television spectacular. >> okay, we're waiting the big close-up here. at least my colon is. i'm awaiting anesthesia. as soon as i get that they're going to wheel me in and i'll update you when i get out. this one is excite. >> and it was exciting. the hospital was good enough to share this exclusive microscopic video of my procedure. those polyps are just naggy, nasty, they jump rith out at you. the wall the workout of the hospital did tick a little bit of effort, i have to admit. it was difficult passage.

>> by the way, raymond, you know, we didn't, he didn't reveal what was going on. that your own personal business, but given the fact that you're going to share it on the show, you could have given me some advanced notice that you were actually going in to get -- did you feel clean, do you feel clean now, raymond? >> i always feel clean laura, but i felt extra clean this week. look, it is good for people 45 and older. >> absolutely. >> to get your colonoscopy. the reaction to this has been so positive we're tushing turning it into fox nation special, judge jeanene as her castles usa next month we're unveiling colon issuesa some of america's best-known personalities from the bottom upem. we hope you tune in for that. >> all right. finally, you're not full of it this week. all right, what else, ray? >> anyway, i notice that you reported last night that the democratic sensorship dorial candidate john fetterman will only debate dr. oz if he has closed captioning during the

debate. why does he think this will make a difference, laura? does he understand what this will lack like to the viewers at home? >> the most important race for the senate here for 22. you had a chance to match me up again and he quit. let me ask you another question. who wans me to be the 51st vote? send me to dc to make sure you know i will be there. >> laura, it makes no more clarity with the verbiage, but despite what we see there, fetterman's campaign says he's fine. they even claim that he passed a series of cog 2349ive tests, they told the philadelphia inquirer, but they refused to release or provide any actual evidence of the scores or reveal the identity of the person who administered those tests.

transparency is still wanting. >> well, we're just supposed to trust because politicians are or would be politicians, why would anyone think they ever lie or exaggerate or misrepresent. i don't know what the big deal is here. i mean, he can't speak but go ahead. >> laura, president biden kept this week speaking at that hispanic gala last night. this is someone who could have used closed captioning, and audio help. >> we saw the biggest one-year drop in hispanic unemployment on record. i asked deputy secretary dawn graves to help me during to get detroit back on track during the great recession. >> the running together, laura, and the slurring. you can't closed caption what he's saying many times. >> raymond, the world's

attention, you know, has been on the morning for queen elizabeth the second this week, and i guess megan markel made a surprise appearance outside windsor castle i saw the other day. >> yes. she's really ladling on the charm. few people refused to shake her hand and on social media some in the crowd literally tushed their back to her. once she came across the 14 year old who wanted a hug, megan saw the cameras and well, she went into full mother teresa mode. watch. >> thank you for being here. how long have you been waiting? >> about two hours. >> goodness. okay. hopefully you'll get back soon. >> oh, my goodness. >> genuine. did she say waiting for those races for -- waiting for the royals for two house? i mean, come on.

i don't know. why do you care her,em, you know she's being so magnanimous there? because of the cameras. >> no, no, no. there's something deeper. prince charles has denied or could deny her kid that her or his royal highness status, that title. in 2020, the sus,s, megan and hairy, said they don't want their children having those titles now it looks like they do. but only working royals can have them so this is her attempt to try and ingress ate herself to the crowd. when you're polling at 25 perceive great to do all the hugging you can. >> yeah. forget the crown. this is the clown. raymond. i'm glad you're all clean, pristine, and not full of -- any longer. >> nothing. i'm full of nothing, laura. >> great to see you. it was a great message for everyone to get their colon es us a keep after the age of 45. when california legalized weed over five years ago, what they

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out an investigation into how legallied weed is devastating the state. from mexican gangs to armed camps, and even death. it's certainly not what california thought they were buying into when they voted for legalization. now for more details on all of this we go to talk news' national correspondent matt finn from la. >> california's legal weed market has actually triggered a surge in illegal cannabis on a scale california has never seen before. in 2016, california passed proposition 64, legalizing weed for people 21 and over with the promise that legal pot would destroy the illegal market and all of the violence and environmental hazards associated with it. but the la times reports rouge illegal pot growths are flourishing all over california at an immense scale. satellite emics show thousands of square miles of cannabis

farms, residents describe living in fear next to the heavily armed criminal enterprises. illegal grows have exacerbated cannabis-related violence including robberies, shoot-outs, kidnappings, and killings. la county sheriff alex villany wava are tied to mexican car tells and organized asian crime rates. >> illegal cannabis dispensaries in the basin is a source of extreme amount of violence. you have robberies, you have murders that we are handling, other agencies have to handle in the basic, and they're all tied to the cash trade down in this illegal dispensary. illegal dispensaries out number the legal ones 50 to 1. >> low local law enforcement do not have the resources to stand up against the criminal networks and are able to raid only a few farms at a team time. the la times reports laborers are exploited and more than a dozen workers have died from carbon monoxide poisoning and

the illegal grows use all types of illegal toxing pesticides that make their way into the water and soil. the commercial weed market generated 5.3 billion dollars in sales tax last year and one independent stade back in 2016 estimated the legal marijuana market could support more than 80 thousand jobs. laura. >> wow. thank you so much, matt, good to see you tonight. joining me now is kevin kyle a, california state rep and con congressional candidate. this is why you are against legalization from the start. i was as well. what's the response been? from the governor's mansion on all of these developments this is the l.a. times documenting this. >> yeah. that exactly rith. you say a little surprising tat you had some, you know, good journalism there. frankly, the governor and the legislature have seemingly devised a set of policies to maximize the scale of this

problem and it refuses any of the camyn sense that would get it under control. law enforcement is just completely overwhelmed there's very little they can do about it. it's totally as you mentioned squeezing out the legal market that's been created but an attempt by one of my republican colleagues in the legislature to make these large-scale grow operations a felony couldn't even get a vote. couldn't even get a vote en the california supersuper majority legislature, not to mention the fact that we soother soily weakened our criminal laws across the board it makes it very difficult for law infersment to deal with all the other criminal actionivity that's associate would these grows. >> now you're a governor who was not recalled gavin newsome, ebecause proud for his part in the legalization effort. watch. >> this state was one of ther early adopters of a new approach that relates to cannabis reform, legalization around adult use of marijuana. it was a civil rights call from our perspective. i was proud to be up front en

those efforts. >> civil rights? how is cybil civil rights looking now to people who have been killed or subjected to violence and other threat at this point? this is just a complete nightmare. >> it's a farce, laura. and i'll tell you, it hits very close to home for me. because we had a sheriff's deputy in one of the counties that i represent who was responding to an incident at an illegal grow and lost his life they opened fire on him and by the way, the two people who did it were in the country illegally and the u.s. attorney for our region said that california sanctuary state law hindered the investigation in bringing them to justice. so y. just another example about how californians are so backwards. 84 clip from the governor there is perfect because they do exactly the opposite of those democrats en poker who are promoting them claimed. >> and mr. representative, this isn't even discussing yet. what actual weed, legal or not,

with its high thc levels, is doing to our yuck people. the new york times blew up the story in june, a piece about how psychosis addiction to chronic vomiting as weed becomings more potent. now the thc levels are as high as a hundred percent in these weed compounds from gummies teedables, to everything elsism. so everybody thought it's going to be great and legal, we're not going to have -- yeah, kids who are throwing themselves off parking garages because they can think they can fly on this stuff. >> yeah. and you know the drug problem in general. and in connection to mental health and many of issues that facing our youth nowadays, i think that you are correct that may well tie into all of that as well. so you know this is kind of the hallmark of a gavin newsome policy he wants to be firstic he wans to be leaded, he want to say california is a model for the nation. that what he has said, california is a model for the nation, but they're not even looking at how it actually turns

out. we have a state people are leaving en record number. >> representative, it's great to see you tonight, thank you so much for watching your congressional race as well. >> you bet, thank you, laura. >> all right, migrants in moore martha's vineyard, hillary clinton and jeffrey epstein? how are they related? the last segment explains. stay there. rack. i left headquarters after hearing a plane hit the world trade center. this can't possibly be an accident. look at the sky. it's beautiful. i had in my mind that this was an attack right away. you saved so many lives that day. where were you when the towers came down? i hear this loud noise. i look up and it was the north tower coming down. and i can just remember the huge antenna imploding into the building. i looked up and i said, i'm not going to outrun this. i dove under an apparatus there on the corner of west and vesey.

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>> is it really a -story of political significance of any kind if hillary clinton doesn't -- and on to her fainting couch? >> some politicians would rather not only have an issue but exacerbate it to the extent of literally human trafficking. nobody wans open boards who has any idea of how governments and countries work but nobody want inhumane terrible treatment of human beings either. >> oh, okay. hillary's crocodile tiers. friend of the show charlie kirk asked a varying question. since when does hillary clinton have a problem with young

children being flown to unfamiliar islands full of rich white people? that's something. food for thought heading into this weekend. that it for us tonight. thank 43 you for watching. fly your flag. spend time with family and friends. gratitude. we should all be grateful we still live in this country. let's keep it that way. it's america now and 47. greg gutfeld takes it all from here. [applause] [applause] >> happy friday,. everybody. you look fantastic. there i go talking to myself again. so they're making another one of those scream movies and get th,