edition of "hannity". and fortunately that is all specfortunatt for this evening.t so it went so fast, didn't it? remember, you can catch me on , get tammy bruce, which is onis a fox nation. that's my show there. you can also read my column at amoc us . that's amazing to us.t a ma u.s. they can fin and you can find me at tammy bruce dot locals .com. the ingraham angle is next. buths next t i want to thank seans en hannity and his entire team. a lot of peopllot ofe bring thiw to you and i'm grateful.christm. >> mary , i'm laura ingraham.am, >> this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. ngrahabiodynamics hits biden fa >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. well, they help put joe in office and now liberals frerywhere find that they , too, are not immune from the consequences. of his bad policies.policies now, we've already seen layoffs hitting the big tech sector,ecto which was overwhelmingly pro biden in 2020 employees atot all. the biggies like apple

and alphabet, remember, they donated millions to democrat campaigns. and of course, to de as we saw t twitter, they helped a non-monetary ways as well. s well.but now they may be wondg what they got for all that money because the real bill is coming due in the form of lower corporate earnings. now,th thiiss is obviously diree due to the economic downturn at biden's policies triggered and now biden's friends in big media are getting walloped as well. now,s cnn boo has already axed a bunch of really talented folks. and this week it wass "the washington post", the bezo"ts on paper boasts the motto, democracy dies in the darkness. i love that. but they might consider changing it to newspaper is die in the biden era, when post publisher brad ryan metthat with his staff this week to announce that more layoffs new year, g in, the ne things got very uncomfortable very quickly, with employees demanding answers aboutre the future.

were going now wait for the end of the video we're going to play. they should name this male. maybe the fire and run, move from you talking about e positions getting eliminated. whato b are you goinliminag to d to protect people's jobs? are they going to be treatedte like the magazine staffers bring get more information as we move forward?ill thank yohavenu very question. it should be just this really. there. disre just respecting thissp room of s a third of you are going to be fired by happy new year. that's even uglier over atf ou the home of our favoriter globalist fat cats on wallglob street. tsjust today, goldman sachs yese announced massive payroll cuts as well, urdsp of four, 4000 people. reuters is reporting that thes s layoffs are a sign that cuts are accelerating acrosss wall street as dealmaking is drying up and investment banking revenues have plummeted. ff in th bankinnow, let us never forget it's wall street's money that put joe biden in office. o

eastit's media companies on the east and west coast that to this day protect biden and his administration from scrutiny. >> from sc all through this yea, acti they actively helped the biden team lie to thame voters about the true state of our economyr and what all biden spending and a tax on oil and gas would do to inflation. >> so these false prophets promised they promised that inflation would be mild, even ee with the smartest democrat economists warned otherwise. they promised that job marketssg were strong even as real wages were falling. >> they promised thae teconom the economy was doing great, even as americans were losing trillions in wealth. and they promised that ukraineeo was winning, definitely winning even those. alinsky is demanding tens ofllio billions of dollars, millions of dollars plulus patrs patriot missiles. they promised crime would subside with community policing. and , of course, it's worse. than ever. he and yeah, they said the border was under control.d cont and asro we all know, it is a

disaster. so what joe biden's fans think would happen for decades? cities like new york , los anges angeles, san francisco, they've symbols of excellence. there were some of the smartests and most innovative americand wk minds, live and work.bu but now these urban areas aresyl symbols of american decline. sos how much longer will people tolerate these results? a lot of big tech and big media live in those cities. and will biden's busines.s medid allies continue with their charade until they're all broke? >>l brok so as the elites start to suffer, as they get a taste of their own medicine, they wish to transfer that pain to you. the greenbacks are coming forr the staples of american life. st busily plotting away to take out basic conveniences away from the rest of the country.. it it began with food during presi the twenty twenty presidential campaign. the effort to badel campain redt became popular. kamala harris even voiceed herka suppor ht for the push and theie

alternatives. >> well, truly horrifying. . turns out the cows aren'tt necessarily the most efficientbf way of making beef. you can print any structure that you're able to design.he p, so you upload a file to the printer and you present a stack of pretty much any size and also any proportions. >> but>> i but it turns out peoe this. ls fake meat sales are now are plunging because of high prices and being too woke for consumers. they also taste terrible, but they see another battlefront to expose your car. wants the left wants to move americao from this. >> here's a couple of thingst. america got right. freedo cars and freedom friesm., freedm and simple, honest value. these are the things we know we can depend on and move us on to this.

here we are. thd there's no sound or you there. there is nothingere is n. actuy how do i know it's actually working? do you think electric buses are cool? there's electric trucks as electric cars. t everything is going electric. >> that's so embarrassing.t is and they see this, by the way, is a battle that they can wind a and remarkablerk op ed in the nw york times from yesterday explains how and the thesihe nes is quite simple. cars are bad because their existence promotes racistt tendencies. yeah. during than too heavy into that whole freedom thing. no, seriously, this is howbegins begins an american consumerumer law. the automobile has always been . freedom machine and liberty lies on the open road duringhe cold war, vehicles rolled off the assembly line with native american names like pontiac apache, dakota, cherokee thunderbird, winnebago, the ultimate expressions of capitalist triumph and manifest

destiny. but for many low incomeomobil and minority americans, automobiles have been turbo boosteeso boosted. >> engines of inequality got left really hates cars, bike lanes, everywhere. there's no parking in a city.ga high gas prices,pr no ownership just rent for an hour or two,m no freedom of movement. >> this is the globalist goal. in the end, it's all aboutused making you live with less, getting used to living with less. a new global order modelederity. around austerity. now, i'm going to tell you it'sl better for you and your lifeleae and your mental health. remember, how clean the air was during the pandemic when everyone was stuck at homeat. living less is good forough s the soul, they'll say. h of the matter is , innovation has made the world better and healthier.. in any turn away from that is and he turn away from that is aa turn away from advancementwa. >> and that's the angle here now. herr instvis hanson, senio fellow at the hooverit institution. right. victor, why do you think cars

represent kind the ultimate target for the modern left?fo whatr dthe o they represent inc american life? >> well, it represents a safeths space . the government can't intrude ca. afced th so they can't get you and yank y you out of your car or put youcn on a track or pack you into a bus or train or an airplane. so for one moment in a person's life, they can determine where they want to go, how they want to go, under what conditionsn sa they can. they can speak freely. they can listen to whatevert rei music. they're not regimented. it's the same thinme. r homes,g with their home. e they don't like people to have individual detached homes. they want everybody ines they o rises transported to and froby s by mass transit. i and this is a utopian agenda that they cooked up and again, r they're never subject to theequs consequences of their own ideology. or when oprah or al gore gets off their private jets, they're going to be an suvg , a big,beai beautiful black limousine custo

that's a gas guzzler.me and same thing with joe biden. but it's an effort to regiment and to control us and to make us fit these agendas that they planned for us that ared fr detached from reality. >> cars also represent freedomuo in america, right, victor? because you can hop in your car and you're like, let's head to to florida tonight and you hourt have to stop for or four eight hours or four hours to charge your vehicle. >> you could just go .almo it's almost likest you. they whoever they is, they don't they don't like that. idea of just being able to go whenever you want. >> no, they want to know why gos you're going somewhere and when you're going somewhere and what you're going going for, because they want to determine whether it's necessary for the bodyhe cl politic and the collective and they want to determine whether that trile nep is necessary under their definition. it's very ironic because trulyti a directed at the middle class and that's part of the stevenrie chu like rise in gas prices that they're oblivious to .ea real like the idea that fuel is really expensive because in e

the middle class, that's supposedly ignorant, won't be ablly e to practice their ignorance at their expense. so they don't ultimately, it's said it's an elite thatcons they test the middle consumer class. >> and victor, the other thing that you hear about repeatedly and legislation and op ed is the racism angle.i me i mean, peoplean like watching p what are you talking about? how can cars be racist? say that but they say that cars do kind of evoke this american sense of institutional racism and that it's not it's noracismt clear tt it's advancing the notion of diversity and equity and inclusion. i and that's another reason traditional car ownership has to go by the wayside. >> that's very ironic.er because i live in a hispanic community where cars are worshiped and as art forms and everybody has as many as they ca n get as a form ofty pride and identity. and sos the idea that they're

going to outlaw them. but this thion os fixation on re is another matter because it used to be class. the left love marks classlooked distinctions. and then they looked at americai and everybody is upwardly mobile is upwamobile and the poor can be middle class and middle class can be wealthy. buhyt when you're right, when yu obsess on race, it's permanent. >> s it.o lebron will always bem victim. the obamas will always be a victim. a im bby virtue of their superfic appearance. so that's whancey they obsess fs on race, because they throw out all economic criteria. so doesn't matter what you maket or how privileged you are, it's your skin color. skin color and therefore you can be aand therefore you ca permanent victim. and that requires power for the government to redistribute privileges and make some peoplep victimizers and other victimized. sole this obsession on race is very bizarre, but it's logical and sense of wantingtina a permanent victimized class. >> it's great to see itfancy tonight.yo and if i don't see you, i have america. you. merry >> latche last night, a number u twitter accounts were temporarilmby suspended after

they shared personal information regarding elon musk'stoar whereabouts, the pr the practice of doxing, as itf s called is always bee is called, as always, been banned on the platform. yet because these left winguse reporters were part of a protected class under the previous regime,s they went wante into full meltdown mode when they were temporarily suspendedr . buent there'es a difference her eged in beyond the fact that they were engaged in the forbidden conduct under twitter's rules. ceo elon muswit's israelk is acm engaging with them and other users on why it happenedtherretn and when they can return. >> but the unhinged nature of the response has us all thinking that these media types are going to treat december 15th. 2020 two as their january six . and perhaps the best reaction came courtesy of cnn's newest stelter replacement. she claimed that musk is giving dictators bad ideaideas.s as if they needed musk's permission. >> twitter neede user base is my international, and other world

most to leaders inamerica america, whether they're politicians or business leaders, to implement tacts an e go against the free press. other world leaderr wos arrle g to look at social media platforms in their countries and say, well, you know,sa eloys musk is targeting journalists, creating ad hoc policies. >> we ca can do n do the same tt joining me now, charlie kirk,ou founder of turning point usa.go charlie, gooode d to seeto you tonight. now, i'm a little confused you , because all these characters were insists that they werer. going to leave twitter when musk bought twitter. solon musk why do they care if e kicked off twitter? they didn't want to be on it i n the first place. samewell, that's right.they tols >> it's the same people thate cr refused to leave america when they told us they're goingtrun to the country when donaldat elt trump got elected. right. ype off rratesame type o people right, th? that's actually how, you know, s you have a great country and also a great platform where they hate it so much. that they get really angry when something does go their way. but they actuallthy don't leaves look, i find this entireover the development over the last day to just be somewhat hilarious, to be honest. you know, thes e people, they think they're able to act ve very immoral ways just because they're able to have

the badge of being called the journalist. you are not allowed to publishsh personal information that coul d be tracked in real time, that could result in minors orre children beingn threatened or dock's that that's a very reasonable line when it comes to speech. but they say, well, i'm a journalist. look, we know exactly why you t want to be able to publish this information. you want to put a culture of personal harassment on the forefront for left wing activists. they did this with bradfore kavanaugfronft-winga bit ofh, wd not actually result in an r assassination, but it was an i i assassination attempt. and so i think elon musk is well within his right to do this. he has showed that he's already reinstated. james o'keefe account count jordan peters since account project veritas account babylon b , but the very same people,ur, laura , that were so insistentd to try to destroy free speech in western civilization, all of a sudden are now the biggest fighters for free speech. it's rather interesting to see . >> yeah, and i thought,e ch charlie, that they all caredildt thout the children. it's about children.

nancy pelosi always invokes the children in what turns out, at least for a few of these characters, that it was intruding on a minor's privacy. and obviously, harassment at some point suddenly like, oh, no, no, weshould should be ableo that.s. imagine if the i imagine if the shoe were on the other foot and it was a a small child of a liberal icon, then a conservative typepi saying we're following, we're, i going to show pictures ofns the kid. >> i could go insane. we kind of have a little bit ofe an idea of that. if there wasre i any press covea of the obama daughters, it received actually bipartisanbec repudiation. right.are of and for good reason, because wfn said kids are off limits. right. they're not the ones in public life. but now the richest man ine wore the world decides to buys kids twitter. his kids are now fair game.and r it's ridiculous.e fairiculous and these journalists, you know, they're so hyperr aggressive about making your life uncomfortable and miserable. of course, on only uncomfortable an one side ofnd t it. >> buto be v whaert i find to br instructive about this entire thing is that the media alwaysst will . they'll go t media wilo a virtue

begnaling card that fits them best when the atmosphere are in their direction. so they're for censorship as lon g as a controlled twitter, but now they're forthat free speech now that they don'ti control twitter, it's not just t hypocritical. it's they want what's best for them in a very particular circumstance and environment. >> charlie, it's great to see you tonight. thank you so much.now, y not kn now, you might not know this, but the u.s. government just cleared a chinese owned companyi ant to develop land miles, just miles from an american military installation. >> the shocking details.ls o why is this happening in moments? happd comparison between ronald reagan's 1984eags 1980 for reele reelection and joe biden's current position gets the ingraham angle treatmentt p >> stay with us. and unthinkable took the lives of six million. and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty. "com, god calls on people

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of the company. >> well, back in july, the angle first brought youf the story out of grand forks, north dakota, of a chineseory oa as yy, as you just heard, it named fool thing.ptin it's attempting to build a corn mill just miles from an f american air force base. >> well,am just yesterday, the committee on foreign investment in the united vestigatstates concluded its re saying, well, they don't have js jurisdiction to block this. let me put this very bluntly. the committee that congress, an mandated and gave the authority to protect america's national security is allowing a chinese business with ties to beijing. that means the ccp to operate mere miles from an americanmili military installation watarys general austin. how about meely? why are we spending so much money on national defense when obviously no one in washington intends to defend this country here on our own land at all?he w here now is gordon chang, wetstone institute senior fellow who's been tracking

china's land purchases here in the united states for years. gordon, why we would allowo china to buy up key agricultural tracts in the united states , let aloneund land near an air s force base. i think people are just scratching their heads tonight . well, they got to gotcan' to remember that this company is chinese. and that means whencommun the communist party's top downis system, it cannot refuse a demand to spy. also, the chinese 2017 national intelligence law article seven and 14 require everyy chinese company to spy if s they receive a demand to do so. so this is a company under c a compulsion to commit espionage. this this let piect espie.e of d is within 12 miles of grand forks air force base. they've got sensitive satellite uplinks there. thisatellite fire , its very nae is a danger to american security and google it or not, the air force should have known that.

>> now, the mayor ofown grandgrand forks had interesting reaction going into the news yesterday. watch this.. >> initially, i was surprised because they had forty five more days. f we expect you they're going to take that full amount of time. so they haso thed a fortyy five day extension they could have granted and asked fornsione informat more information from the two parties that were involved. >> gordon they didn't takehave the extension that they could have used to thoroughly lookookt this. it seemed like it's rushed it's through someone just trying jus to placate please bend ovetrr backwards for the ccp in the united states at thispoint? point. is that what we can conclude is that wh? you know, that's the only explanation that i can come up,n with . and by the way, even ife the committee on foreign investment, the u.s. felt it didn't have jurisdiction, the president of the united states using his powers under the international emergency economic powers act ofof 197 nineteen seventy seven , could prevent this land purchase.ere' soa there's a lot that canne, e be done. we still nee still nd to keepsoe the pressure up.

but you're absolutely right. not whitwe he house. we have a pentagon that seems determined not to defend the united states . well, gordon, how many american companies are being allowed to buy tracts of land in china? near chinese or anywhere, let alone near chinese military installations? ry instaionwe have a list of thi zero. laura , you know, this is justn again, it's an issue of reciprocity. and this is not the only case that we have. we hav e the chinese former chinese officer actually bought a lot of acreage near lackland near air force base in southern texas. and there's another case of this as well. is this is seem to be symptomatic, which means that the communist party is usingto these purchases to spy on the us. i mean, how dumb can we be ? and gordon, yesterday almost too hundred chinese companiesy o avoided being delisted fromexchn the u.s. stock exchange aftergeo our accounting watchdog board

claimed that they'd have full access in audit inspections char later on . ooy here's the chair of that board defending this decisio n. investors are better protectedpc today because the of ub was able to send in our inspectors and investigators and really chi look at the books of the audit firms in china and find out where there are problems. accou and now we're able to hold those firms accountable to fix those problems. >> gordon is there any there a indication that due diligence is even possible when you're talking about the ccp, their tactics and theirunited strategies against the united states ? >> no, s and what's even worse is that we send our auditors to hong kong where we reviewd those books. we didn't send thethm intoose bt the mainland. we didn't send them to thes thev companies themselves. so i don't seees how we can say hold them that we got due diligence or we can hold them to account. this just was this wasally wro fundamentally wrong in terms of the agreement in the first place.he e

>> and the execution is worsxec >> gordon, thank you so much. and as economists are increasingly warning thatto thi the economy is tipping toward a recession, that dunderheads to over at morning joe sees something entirely different happening. somethinentirelyo you look at te numbers? they seem to be lining up see fairly welm to bl for joe bidene decides to run for reelection in twenty four , this the inflation and some ofcessio the recessionary problems get washed out inan twenty three and by twenty four. looks like we're movinge are mo to to where we were in nineteen eighty four. >> oh my gosh., ou our next guest says thiss compar comparison is laughable, as remember what reaganto is doing. the early 80s runs counter to every liberal policy prescription being presented.th here now is kevin hassett, o former chair of the council of economic advisors under trump and hoover institution fellow kevin , explain for our viewers why comparing biden to reagan

is absurd. >> the word isn't absurd. it's farcical. yeah, it's an absolute joke. the bottom line is reagan came in with lots of inflation, just like biden. but whate bi he did or biden kicked it off with his spending. but what reagan did when inflatio was went for kin kickeo a supply side tax cut so thats n there was more supply and he s cut government spending. th nondiscretionary spending by twenty three percent. and what biden's done is he'selh hiked taxes and he's increasedip government spending. so he's feeding demand while he's killing supply. and that's going to make inflation worse and worse. lid so, you know that even liberal economists are sayingte that inflation isn't going to get better any time soon. so, so the morning joe guys just, you know, they're not really passing an economics class right. yeah. well, biden's deputy treasury secretary says everything's pretty much peachy. >> watch. we feel good about the strength of the u.s. economy.grea we still see a great deal ofs of momentum in the economy. in terms of consumer demandand v is still strong. over the laserourse oft few weea had a chance to sit downre with ceos who tell me that froms their perspectivpee, they'rem

still getting orders from consumers, from other businesses. anl good abouterses, their order books at kevin ,e i . i don't think i've eve r seenen them him before. whatre, what are you hearing frm business leaders? >> well, you know, business leaders are afraid that there's a recession coming. and , you know, we just go justs retail sales data that said that retail sales tanked in november. and it's true that otoovember.f the second half of the year, we're not going to have a negative half like we didrst the first half. wehalf. we definitely had a recession o in the first half of the year.fr but the reason is thater consumers s have been borrowing on their credit cards like no wy credit card debts, up 15c% relative to last year. a and there's nobl waye they'reyr going to be able to borrow again next year, because, firste of all, with interest rates going up, they're going to have to pay more for their credit cardsecond a debt.an but second of all, they're allh hitting their limits. and so consumption has got wall to hit a wall as we go into economies ar next year, which is why all the wall street economists are saying that we're going to have a recession. and so i really don't knowing fr where he's coming from.omd secre and secretary yellen also hadtr a piece of the wall streetjoou journal where she's bragging about the economt the aty. and i think that that pieceor

will come back to haunt her pretty soon. sadly, kevin , you and i talkedu about this on my podcast, but i want to i want to expand on this because your point about what republicans, especi especially in any sane democrats, left, want to save this country's economy, what they should be doing, rather than this omnibus bill , it woul as hard as it would be pr wise, in the short term.that for >> explain that for the viewers. so what the republicans need vns to d what o is they need to have a real, real hard look at shutting down the government and cutting spending enormously the way ronald reagan did.se you know, the hous he haas ts the power of the purse and people are going to say when they do that, hey, you know, you can't really threaten, you know, the debt of the u.s. with a shutdown.of it o oh, it's so scary. r ho it's so irresponsible. well, how irresponsible is itirp that we now owone a whole year'. gdp mostly to the chinesechines and other foreign investors? because of these reckless policies? and under the cbo forecast, it goes to two gdtedp, two years of gdp relatively quickly. >> and so i think it's thi irresponsible to spend the way

they're doing. and it wouldre be irresponsiblep for republicanonsis to play alog with them. >> all k rightevin, , kevin th, is sobering and thank you so much for sharing these a thoughts. and people better be paying attention, especiallre betbe pa thank you. cnn, nancy pelosi, chuckelosi, a schumer, and a chinesewomen restaurant. raymond arroyo breaks it all down in collaboration that no one really asked for. >> stay there. the ministry of changed the world forever. it's one thing to read about the life of , but to make the story of truly come alive. i knew i had to see it for myself. what better place than to star in bethlehem? as we go on this journey? we're joined by experts along the way. really know this land in a crypt is a very specific spot marking the very spot where he was born. god loved us so much that he gave his only begotten. it's here in these waters of

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that's that's a nice bowl of soup on a cold day. >>. this is an historic moment. the president of the united states . >> so i'm thinking, how is he going to begin? is he going to quoteote th the constitution? american history poet, histo >> [e bible? or how does a total movel thou she's eating while she speaks, whil the hutte jabbagh before he got his chain yanked? i mean, these two or something else, i think chuck orderedball the ballot drop soup, not the drop. >> that's something there.om okay, first ofething t all, howe jamie gangel get all of these poor muslim? y it's all right. and nancy is on her teeth. doig what is she doing there? does she get something inthat between those molars that can cn be ver be very, very, very difficult to do? >> i will say this about about h this whole undertaking. to it is amazing to see these two. they almost finish each other'sl

sentences. it is a real collaboration. you don't havehing anything like this on the gop side because these two will not tolerate dissent and they operate as one. aps one.pterrifg to pick u on . but ityi is sort of terrifyinglb watching this display, because no matter whatec happens at thi lunch, laura , you pictak up the tab there is one curious moment when biden came up and the geriatrics pledged their fealty. >> i think president biden has done an excellent job as president of the united states . i hope that he does seeka look reelection. he's been a great what he's accomplished called donald trump, quote, insane>>. i think there's a need for an intervention there by his family or somebody. trump's family needs>> trumps fm to intervene. he what's good for the goose? is good for the biden. laura , i mean, did dr.s even jill see the president's publica event today?y? >> frank, pose both in general and a great friend in vietnam? excuse and in iraq?

i was up on the points. you know, we learned a horriblea lesson after vietnam,. how the harmful effects agente s orange and i may be irish. >> i'm notm no stupid.t st why are the irish stupid now? i don't get he just said he's a slight against my people. >> i'm parh comet irish. come on . i didn't like that. you look att and i mean, but how can you look at that and not think an intervention is needed? >> that's scary. .now we have a royal update foru you courtesy of the netflix sexers. jeffery heard, we spennny dropped. and i spent the night in a room in buckingham palace after anmiy se event where every single member of the family members, the family wouldni be including the queen. and on the front page ofn the telegraph, madamth, i went, oh, my god. when someone marrying and who

should be a supporting a supporting act is stealingth the limelight or is doing the job better than the personh who was born to do this, that upsets people. it shifts the balance. laura , this is why a conservative mp in parliamenti is about to forward a bill that. will remove their titles. if you hate it so much, why you? cling to the title. you know, that there's married a guichael of japan. she married a guy, lefy,te roya the royal life. she's an intern at off the metropolitan museum of art history. yeah, living a quiet life. wh y can't these two have the same dignity? ecause because how else are h they goim to make money? i mean, it's notake she's not going to make it on her acting and he's not going to make itt n on his, you knowa , bravado. i don't think without a title. they need those titles. is time laura , it's time for our annual real versus fake tree debate. now, i've recounted the dangersa of real trees for years. n arti yofiu know, i'm an artificial tree ally, laura .li real treese, and carry wildlifel

like rodents and pythons. righe rodentt into your house. >> you don't realize it, but th they're they don't. look at this. look aslt the python slitheringi out. this christmas, a mas chn found a praying mantis egg sacndreds with hundreds of eggs inn th the tree. imagine that reveae treel on christmas morning. no kids. those are not frost fairie t sfast praying attempters. also those sharp pine shatz. i've mentioned this to you. you have a couple of pets at home. those sharp pine sheds cansharpf lodge in the throats of your pets., an and i haven't even mentionedd ie bron the insect droppings or the mold spores. here to live free smuggles intoy your home. are you fun? into yo the i'm going to end by myit portion with this. the state university othisf new york found 70% of spores ini christmas treetys can set off allergies. the defense rests. laura allergi, defend your liv. okay, first of all, the live>> r trees arste more environmentally sound.ther a lot of the other ones are made in china. thank you very much. supporting all of them.ting almost 90% of them are made in

china slave labor. so you're making china rich, exich means chins a will contine to expand its influence aroundle the globe because they're able to sell these trees to thethe americanstres. and let's just say this. it doesn't have that real you know, you are the wise men who found christmas. >> you're the you're going to be the the so-called wisee mason who found chemicals in your hands because of the fake trees. we wanof the ft reality. t he i all right. here's reality. you ready for reality? rea i have photograpdyh evidence tht after fifteen years, i finally y converted yoears iu. this is laura ingraham's trees in her home. look at this. artificial ivory lightweight. >> then in the other room, put that shot up in the foyer,ific artificial tree in the library. iaartificial tree. laura ingraham, you are the meggan arkell of christmas. you're trashinarg my my fake trees. but that's what you decorating your house with . i rest my case..

so glad to have won this debate once and for all. all right. l.three fake trees for me this year. i have a good reason for it. for i'll share it next week.associat fridge in a pear tree ranch. get all right, raymond, i'm going to get for that. all right. up next, some fun with monica and jason. what gift would they give to a irdia member and why? plus, we run through the most absurd gifts of the season and some of the grossest. th.iswith us soon after the war in ukrainean broke o t, citysearcash started broke o t, citysearcash started rescuing women, children and the elderly. and the elderly. from youand as winter approache, they need our help more than ever. from your neighborhood to thero nation's cities, serveugh a rve internationals providing food, shelter and transportationis wie to millions through a vast network of churches. help us serve the people of ukraine this winter by donating . >> now go to cities, serve us to give .

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>> they're going like crazy. they're gointhg out the door as fast as we get them. i still can't find the tickle ct me elmo. i've been to kmart, toys r fe us .g to i think i wasted more gas imagi and time than you coulned ever imagine. what do you guys want for christmas dinner and what did you want for christmas? well, jason , now kids areony. asking for forget the yo yo, the ipads, the xbox is whatever happened. >> simple things like whatever doll you can find. mom, yeah, i just wanted lincoln logs, for goodness sake. give me more lincoln logs and maybe a few more legos. >> but i was happy still. let's >> g yeah.o some o let's get to some of the worstfh christmas gifts thatat you could actually give. now, this is according to the website, all gifts considerederu nomber four on this listr . now, monica, i know you have some friends that want this, a long ashtray. [laugh okay, number five , look, this thing, number five ,

a cremation urn for their ashes . do you want to prepare? right. okay, numberit wprepared eight r belly pack.fanny pack. that could be the most disgusting thing i've ever seen. >> okay, in number seventeenan, a toilet mug, which is a it's a toilet that's in the shape of a . all right, monica, those are wo just a few. what what's the worsrst t giftto you've ever received?th i know you're going to bis be outing someone with this, but what was. yeah, yeah, i am. i am but but laura , nothing says lovelok at christmas time like a toilet mug, am i right? yeah, flusher, you need a flush. and i mean, the creation urneata might have the toilet mug beat in terms like expressing one's love for someonefo the worst git i ever got was years ago. i had a boyfriend who was lovely, but christmas came around and he got me floor mats for my car. oh, let me just say i , i appreciated them. >> i needed the floor mats for

my car. but, you know, you want to get >> hfrom, like, i don't know, your sister or brother wasn't particularly romantic. yeah.ur sisteme yeah. so sufficething? it wasn' to say the relationship did not last would be one thing if there wasr a ring under the mat. ts, but but if it's just the mats that kind of is the end of that. all right. all right, jason . jason . okay, the worst gift you havee'e ever received. this better be good, my friend.y . >> you you know, my daddy loves me.s ae >> and years ago, he gave me a refrigerator freshener. it is had these what? absorbing crystals. look at it. ng odor absorbing crystals. there it is . i mean, i got socks and i got a refrigerator freshener. >> he loved me. wait wait a second.a wait a second. were you living on your ownu then, jason ? and did you have a have difficulty? actually , cleaning out your refrigerator now? >> no, i was married with kids . i don't know what he is trying

>> tell me, but that's where i got your father, obviously. did your fathe r really care for you? all right. nothw that we'vee wors actuallyn through the worst case, if you could give any political guys or let's say a mediaperson personality gift to whomal would you give it and why? monica going to start with thest first? well, my media person, who i also think is person of the year this year is elonactual musk, who actually like to onelk of my tweets today.so tha so that t was very cool. and he's obviously the richestsd worlhe second richest person r n the world. so what he obviouslyd, so we ha everything. so i would give him a hug fornd saving free speech, at least the on twitter and at least for the time being, he thought i was thinking you could give him the rest of the alphabet, didn't name one of this kids x, so you could just see all the other letters. he gets those. that's for free to .u ques all right, jason , whatit about you? you're going to think of

the grinch, but i would lovewoul to give the white house press secretary. i'd like to give her hershe go notebook. shes up toe goes up to the podim and have it just be empty. t and blake, i want to see hernfee actually try to do a press conference without reading alls. the answers. i and i know that sounds horrific, but inside it would just make me giggle. okay, now an empty notebook, then that would be i think she should just hand out notebooks, don't you think? who the presy s briefing . i'll jus t hand out. yeah. copy of the briefing to everybody. that's muc evedy is muchh easieu all right.t chri jason and monica, bothst of you have a great christmas and we'll see you in the new year. abidin lies sit on rinse and repeat. >> the last bite explains when it's go time. i don't like constipation. stop me new great tasting dakhil x juicy fruit bites work naturally with the water in your body in as little as thirty minutes so you can go fast, go gently and go on with life. new dog allex chewy fruit bites put you comfortably in control . hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and i'm

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