week, wednesday and thursday ath 9:00 p.m. and we have much more of my interview with donald trump to show you. show, if you want tickets you. to the live show, just go to hai hannity .com. th free .com. . mak and as always, thank you for making this show possible. let your h this show possible. let and let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, the english mango. straight ahead , i'm laura ingraham. >> and thii's is ingram angle fr tonight on a jam packed monday. thanks for w beingit with us. now, in moments, we're going to have complete reaction fromd frommplete reaction former president trump. but first, a trans killer. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle horrific newsen out of nashville today.e three young children, three adults are dea dead afterl a gunman entered the school through an unlocked school doo d and then opened fire before being gunned down by police. po to a horrific by police. and unconscionable act. authorities seem to take an unusually long time to release

the identity and other details about this killer, except to mention one unusual fact. wn >> what's unusual about this? this was a 28 year old woman pro apparentlyfi, that's an uncommon profile for these kinds of shooters. s just. be i mean, it is the the massmale. shooters tend to be male almosto in all instances. >> the more than 90% of these shootings are carried out by men. >> well, it turns out the killer's identity didn't quite match the preferred criteria of the media, whicherrr is usually a white male.e an they like it when they're angry at immigrants and others ore someone who is mentallyst unstable, perhaps, but stillil had access to an ar-15 style weapon. but this shooter wasn't just any old former female student at the school. she referrede referr to herselfn shot him and was t reportedly in the midst of a so-called transition process. now, whaw whatt treatments this individual was receiving or had received is still unknown.

but all day long, authorities o went out outf their way to avoi. innt out outf their way to avoi. releasing this information, instead simply referringd simp killer as a 28 year old womanl h until the question was directly posed by someone who attended the press conference.e today, he identified as she does a identify as . yes, she identifies. the transgender man or woman as woman. >> well, and then there wasor wo some question whether that was right or wrong or was this gender is all confusing.e and then we slowlyslow found out that this may only be the beginning of this story. >> is there any reason to believe that how she identifies is because any motiveifie for targeting this? there is some theory, too, that? this is a targeted attack. it was we have a manifesto. we have some writings that we're going over that pertain to this day. incid the actual incident. of

we have a map drawn out of how this was all going to take place. >> well, until e know more ,l we're not going to speculate th're not going to speculate but we dato know from its websie that the covenant school under attack is more of a traditional school explaining its mission pk for children, their pre-k to sixth grade as an accredited independent presbyterian school i and adent presbyterian school student network. we also know that the left is in a total frenzy, that tennessee has joined a growing number of other states thavet have moved against drag queen events that involve children and that also bans surgery and puberty blocking hormones for minors. suy, extremists have latched>> t on to lgbtq fear. i mean, there's so much going on in our countr iy and yet we are seeing a proliferation ofou attacks on our community. >> tennessee is actuallycommun zero right now for anti lgbtq

bills. >> anti-lbgq well, for some rea, with a declining us economyats a and a disastrous foreign policy, democrats have decidedvd to makthise this a rallying cry. now they claim that conservatives are using this issue to start a culture war, pp yet they're the ones whipping people up into a frenzy, especially their fringe, to undermine parental authority and smear christians and other traditional americans as bigots who refuse to say a boy is a girl and a girl is a boy.boy. >> now check out abc's framing tonight. c's she's a former student of the school and confirmed that hill was a identified herself as a transgender person at t state of tennessee earlier thisl month passed and the ban governor signed a bill that banned transgenderne medical cae for minors, as well as a law that prohibited adult entertainment, including male and female impersonators. >>d female impersonators. controversies in that state. >> you see where this is going,

right? right? woman who calls herself her is beginning to call herselg tof a man and tn ,of course, overall celebrated x by elites for doing so, took p the lives of six innocent people. instead of getting hail, the help that she needed alonge the way, our social mediae, culture, hollywood, even corporate america, affirmed what would ultimately be a lie h beat would ultimately be a lie h somehow be denied. it's all a vicious lie, and those who refuse to go alon g with this lie, just likee the lives told during covid,not they're not antiscience. they are very much pro science, real science, that is . so now the angle will not allow the left to try to use thithsmeo moment, this tragic moment ofa, human suffering to lecture the rest of america as they didl all day. , stlong starting at the white house. >> i jus t want to speak veryshville,

briefly about the school shooting in nashville, tennessee. tee. in this situationly had t reportedly had two assault weapons with a pistol, two ak 47 . so i call onl on congress again to pass my assault weapons ban. it's aboute that time that we be to make some more progress. >> yet the same people who belihe same people who believe citizens should have unlimited access to , wporb need an abortion, frankly, even after live birth, they have zero standing to claim anythin the moral high ground here peopl on anything. the same people whe who encourae minors to have life altering hormones and surgery on theirtin and even begin transitioning without parental consent. g they have done and are doingto u enormous damage to young peoplny across the country. we hav ne noow idea how many arg now desperately trying el to them. but we can tell yol it from ourr experience interviewing them. >> the numbers are growings e .d it was incapable oftly. understanding and it was downplayed consistentllly. loodo

i will never be ablets to breastfeed a child. i have blood clots i urinen my m unable to fully empty my . the it's it's been the most thr difficult thing i've ever goneoe through in my life with my m singing and speaking voice will never be the same . >> after my time >> laura: no, we on testosterone. praye and no, wers don't think though and prayers are meaningless oucountry, all of our country, our country, all of our country needs it desperately. e and we offer our fervent prayers for the victims and the entire covenant's community. >> and that's the angle. joining me now is victor davis hanson. hoover institution senior fellow, and mollie hemingway, editor in chief ofontribut the federalist and fox news contributor victor, there seems to be an undercurrent of, yo defining this moment as those who are identifying as lgbtq are the victims here. lbgqt are when we have six dead, three of them children, eight years oldx and nine years old, really,scar,

this is very scary, laura , because we were losing deterrence and we're losing it because of ideology. so the violence we saw inealand new zealand, the violence we saw attexa the texas legislaturs we forget that judge duncan was d shouted down at stanford lawre school because transgendered school because transgendered identified a by hisid biological sex. e this >> and now we have this incident and the theme is that if you are a particular transgender position, thenur own you're immune from the consequences of your own actions. th lowers the bar of deterrence. and more people feel that they can act violently and thent contextualize that by their politics. and that's part of a larger leftist landscape we're living inr le the soils vas where a loe dogs are doing the same thing only instead of transgenderism, they're using race to mitigateu miey're using race to mitigateu with misdemeanors, if at all.. and then we see it on ahe

national scale. mational scale. the disparity between the may,yt june, july 20 h, 20 riots and what happened on januaryause six . so there's not an equal application of the law because ideology is used by some people to do violentht things in a way that they don't think f they're going to be punished for. and as far as joe bidear as n, e demagogued it from the very beginning. he always calls his weaponsing. assault weapons as if s they're fully automatic. he sayais they are ak-47. those are illegal to buy unlessp you've got some ancient weapon,f but they're fully automatic weapons that are outlawed.. so he he lies, he exaggerates and he tries a demagogue the issue for political support for the reasons that youca outlined, there's no agenda.o am otherwise, it's appealing to americans. so they'r they're going to use this agenda. and it's really despicable forp the tragic lives that were the lost. and the emphasis is on the attacker, not the attack.mol >>y, that's what's really despicable. umali coincident to a group of transgender activists, we discovered today is planning a

what they've dubbed a day of vengeance. in washington, dc, slated to take place between march coic 31st and april 2nd. and this is going to coincide to raise moneyng to coincide for firearms training. okay yeah.. wow. okay, well, what do yo do you think about that? well, some of these radical groups had particularly askedbes people to focus on tennessee because they recently passede u and signed legislation that would protect underage children from permanent sterilization or mutilation. genitaland this is something tt we're seeing sort of translenc related violence being supported by people in elite institutions. and it you know, it's very important to to deal with it.veh i think however much you dislike or have disgust toward not ike or have disgust toward showed that it's not enough. i mean, their behavior inf te trying to blame the people of tennessee for this violencr thie

against this christian community, these children, thes en, these christian teachers is really despicable and it's totally fineotallyto h to have a converu about guns and gun culture whe n you have a shooting. but the idea that you would2n have that conversation, particularlyd given our second amendment freedoms and not talk about all these other cultural influences that are in play sic is just it just shows how sick our society is . and some of the radical ideologyeology that is being pud on young people clearly comes with costs associated with itno that are not being talked about enough by corporate media. they're not being talked aboutin honestly by these people. and i think we're all starting to see the devastating effects of this dangerous ideology. >> well, i think we can even eve take it a step further, victor, that corporate america has worked hand in glove with the left. mollie's written about this. y has i know you have as well.f it used to be like the chamberie of commerce was all abou at appe pie in america and america's great made in america. but nonow it'slledw it's just ry

to the left and it's givenf thes the left legitimacy on all of these issues. johns hopkins has a gender expansive health opportunity cooperative for for people. and i mean, they're rolling out that huge, huge money behind this and corporations are sharing it. sos co it's country music. theye >> they're cheering it. they're a moral institution. they're amorall they r institutt they react to the greatest pressure and the fear ofhe the the bottom line, which is financial. and i think all of us , stand majoi think all of us , stand to stand up and say, you know prestand up and say, you know not support this. and if you're going to reactmi to the pressure of a smallnoet minority, you better get ready for the pressure of a majority. and the another thing is this whole morality is warped. laura , the transgenderethe dsa movement is destroying women's sports . thousands of women are beingofeg deprived of an equal opportuofeg deprived of an equal opportunity to compete. and these drag. shows are notx c just drag shows.t they're simulated acts in front of kids.

>> and all of a sudden we're saying that that's immune from the or our intolerance for that type of activity. so thiy.s ideological protectio, this exemption is really destroying the culture and it's destroying the faith of the american people. e eqand the equality of the application of the law. and it's really fundamental that people speak out againsty s this stuff and everybody's intimidated, the corporate people especially. and this group is not a soft, kd fuzzy kind group. >> they're using tactics that a are really barbarousre. do you molly, very, very quickly, do you think we're at a turninginte poinret here on this gen gender mutilation, industriadelu complex where people are nowghno saying enough is enough, they're saying enough is enough on guns? we have a second amendmentght t right to gun ownership, butildrn there is no right to do this to children. whate doin they're doing to chin . >> well, man and just in genera, you're seeing so many peopledame who are talking about the long term, like the permanent damage

done to their bodies by having, you know, puberty blockers or permanent mutilation of healthy body parts, the removal of healthy body parts, whichrtin g you're starting to seen some interest in suing people who have been engaged in this type of thing. type oing. there's so much we havetuatio to learn about this particular situation. n.bu ibut if it turns out that o were medical interventions that contribute id to this, i thinkug you will start seeing peopler ac pushing fotionr action againstel those those medicalprof professionals who authorizedes this or made it seem like it was okay. >> now should be a mass class lu actionit lawsuit. i see it in the offing. victor and molly, thank you.we'e now we're learning more tonight about the suspect, suspected shooter audrey hale. the daily beast is reportingey a e daily beast is reportingey family said that hale was autistic but high functioning. >> and as i mentioned earlier, >> and as i mentioned earlier, that she wasfu transgender, identifying as he him.

and in brand new imagesg released moments ago by police ,a transition name, aidenn appears to be on one ofalso the suspect's guns. s o you can also seeth some otheerr pictures and writingriting on the guns. joining me now on is johnthe , criminal profiler and psychotherapist, along with james fitzgerald, retired fbitzgerali supervisory specialt and criminal profiler. james , what does this tell youl tonight? >> y tells me there are peopleel out there that really aren't handling realityt there very w. i have no doubt that the shooter's problemss are d myriad and but they definitely go back to her days atk to that school. i'm even wondering i fprinci the principal or one of the teachers thereteachers or oa the teachers that she may have had as a young childve. and if not, it was also someone that they represent, someone a at they represent, someone so, again, a plethora of issues with this woman, with this manhs ,this person today, the shooter. but some of it's going to go back to it's like the sandy hook person who shot up that s

school. he was a formeas ar student the. you're going to have the coreyol element of what happened in her youth, whether it's transgender related.rela we'll find that out lateted,r, f course, as the psychological autopsy goes on . >> well,ra: we a we also don't the extent to which drug therapy of anyso sort, transgender related or non transgender related, alsot f might have come into play here, ought have come into play here, of doctors will just throw out. prescription medication at young people. we then that with found this with f the other killers and then we c find there could be somewe don't psychotic effects of that as well. but again, we don't know thisd at the nashville police chiefbot had something to say about a a potential motive for this shooting. >> watch this. thisshootingh as a targeted at. can you elaborate? there's some believe that there was some resentment to having to go to that school. don't haveo gosc all the detailt that just yet. why t of the st yet. why t occurred. >> john , what do you makeho ooa the shooter being a formerl te student of this school?

>> i'll tell you, first of all, i want to express my deepest condolences and sympathies to the family, friends, ofvictim the victims. i mean, this is just horrific.s. thmean, this is just horrific.s. ass the woman being part of this school and being a in the school and , you know, it's just important parcel of what goes on . she is blaming the school orr bh the church or both for problemsi that she was having in her. life. moving on in an her life. and instead of assumingues, responsibility for her issues, she's trying to blame and did blame the school and the kids in a murderous volcanic rage. ab a murderous volcanic rage. yeah. well, and james, there's a question about the firearms fr themselves. sheae bought the firearms. it looks like legally. written o and then we see her name written on the firearms and other various insignia

on the firearms. o >> you make anything of that? there's all kinds of identity issues going on here with this. issues going on here with this. this person's probablythis a grievanc persoy e collector.ci psychologist and behaviorists come up with this termth basically, this person's felt slighted and had all kinds of misfortunes the entire life. and this is their way ofr comil back and reconciling them, going into the school,e their internal featurear fs with her that caused theseere problems, this outbreak today. but there alsoar external ones and the psychological autopsy will teltopsy wil so much abouts person once once it's completed . ahead. >> now, there's also no.ut go ahead. go ahead. the head. >> okay, so with that telling re okay, so with that telling because we've got a realc person narcissistic person here, okay, s looking for to becoming famous. they're lookinthey'rg for infam. all right. so there's a lot of comorbidityr . okay, thisty this, this, this hg many moving parts, this personality, you know, let's blame somebody mak

else, you know, because we didn't make it in life or we're not where we expect to be in life or we didn't gain that g kind of attention. aiand media exposure that we. should have gained or where'sam, my fifteen minutes of fameom lin bottom line? >> well, i thinke? james has a point here, right? i mean, everybody's a victim today. everybody has a grievancheree. everyone has resentment. culturo and it's fed by a culture who tells them they're victims. and personal responsibility is kind of outrs the window and everybody is a victim.. thd everybody is a victim.. i mean, that does feedat d inton overall psychosis set. young people, especially ine this situation, might havedevel. we found out just now,havedevel. developed. >> and we found out just now, moments ago, that there are more writings that were left in the car. they're going to haveames to release all of that. >> james , yes or no a? the all that's going to havereld to be released to the public. i well, that's exactly where i was going. it shoule red be released. but i have a feeling there may be some doj participation in

this. they may not want this kind of these kind of writings going out. it would destroy a bunch of narratives that this president administration has. so i wouldn't be surprised if. this manifestoi and these other writings are kept very close clitings are kept very close oswhat this person has written will really destroy a lot of other people that somehow in the past that feel sympathy for her and their narrative narrative busting . james and john , thank you both very much tonight.d high and full reactiolindent t and highlights from president trump's intervieruview that just wrapped with sean hannity. plus, 40% ofy. dems now do not want biden to run in twenty , twenty four and what's the what else is with that? they don't know who they want instead of biden. >> steve miller and miranda devine have reaction in moments next. a tension cancer victims who use the weed killer roundup. a federal jury unanimously found that monsanto's popular weed killer roundup was a substantial factor in causing cancer. you may be entitled

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you have to realize. >> you're wafty. >> well, former president trumpa joins seann hannity in the lasa hour and provided some insights into how his 2020 four campaign may unfold. >> first, his look to the broader issues facing the economy, including his thoughts on the silicon valleybl valley bank bailout. >> i i wouldn't have supportedeo the bailout. the bank would have to get getie a loan by itself and maybe they could have. what happenestd with the r banak as interest rates went too? youwhat you do is you get the l

prices down. that's bigger than interest and rates. the only thing and what happened is we took an oil. now we take an interest rates. those banks failed because the interest is too high. they stupidly bought long term treasuries, 10 year treasuries when they bought a long term longer than that even. and they've got a long term and those treasuries got crushed because paul keeps raising interest rates raising. >> and as for our currentp posture abroad, well, trump sees a similar vein betweenoblia our obligations to nato and our current supporcurrent in ukraini >> we are spending we're up to almost one hundred and24 $50 billion and europe's twenty four billion dollar.s not is the same thing with nato. don't forget, i got them to put up hundreds of billions of dollars and the head of a verya important country stood upul and said, who was delinquent? said , could i aski you if we don't what you're saying, if w russia attacks us and we aren't paid up, you're not going to protect us . >> i said, that's exactly what i i . >> joining me now to analyze all this, president trump's interview, steven miller,e th

founder of america first legalio and former senior adviser to presidentr advise trump, ande devine, "new york post" columnist and fox news con contributor. h miranda, let's start with you.th the president spoke a lot abouta dieser alvin bragg. we're going to get to that. he spoke a lot about kind of i the witch hunt and what happened in twenty , twenty andt more . toward the end, itry a wasndt the focus on the country and what biden has done wrong as a matter of campaign advice, do you believe looking forwardon is the better path or looking more backward? at what went wrong and what went wrong on his current current postt posture with the l system? hewell, that's a softballl question, because i completely agree with your previous analysis of what donald trumputg ought to be doing, and that is putting forward a vision for the future, not complaining endlessly about the past. nt

and i think the fact that heha spent so much of that interview talking about his current was issues with alvin bragg, i think was a waste as well. you know, to be constantly focusing backwards are a lot of problems in this country. and he's able toe to articulate those. he but how can he solve them? and unfortunately, i also heard him say hardly anything at allye about joe biden. onlyt joe biden. the only time he mentioned him was when he said that joe biden's classified document problems are worse than his own and no one doubts that. >> but really, he should be shooting this all all the problems home to the democrats instead of, you know,t frankly, trying to make excuses for. i also heard for his hiring of christopher wray and jay powell. his appointments, you know, don't make excuses and don't attack ron desantis. tell us what you will do better

than anyone, stephen . feud anyone, stephen . continued his feud, which is tox be expected with desantis. >> watch. ron , i got in.was no he was losing. there was no way it was over.ou. he was dead.as gone. he was going to drop out. he was gone. and a lot of people,al political people, said , sir, never bring that subject up. ab the voter doesn't care about that subject. . but i do.re abo and i think people do care about loyalty. lowhen you help somebody reallyn help them, i mean, get him. lly' >> and then he announces that essentially he's going to run against you.g to run against you.g to run now, trump has sizable leads nationally in new surveys show desantis is leading trumpe. by eight points in iowa, then tie to new hampshire again. these are snapshots i put all mc that much stock in them. but, stephen , i know your support of the president,nk but do you think this line ofs e attack should continue? , laur >> well, as you said earlier,t u the president has jumpedmp out

to a 20 , 30 point lead nationally in the polls, which right now is the only poll thata matters is that national poll. tiand other polls is a paid polu so it's really not worth much. but i think more fundamentally is that in addition to drawinga a campaign and the candidate contrasts, he's also continuing zeroed in on the biggest issue of our time. and he did again oe an tonight,h is stopping world war three .t the president talks about this over and over again. fort and over again. back and forth that you would expect any presidential campaign. but on top of that, yo camu havp the man who kept us at peace for four years going back again and again. d again anand again to the needd the war in ukraine and stop ukri this march. his drumbeat towards a conflict that could draw in the whole of the civilized world . issue that issue alone keeping us outt of a world war is enough to get house.orld war is enough to get this man back into the white house. my.oe. to try to make my point again, miranda. my point on this i'm, and i kno.

i'm going to offend people by saying it. i'm going to say i trt anyway.y say i that's what i think. the country wants solutions inin 2019, we were on a course for massive growth. we already we were iinn proving our gdp. people were in a good mood, didn't have any inflation.or all signs were pointing up forwt the united states . we got biden and things startedi going down the tubes. wetrouble are in big trouble n. it's way bigger than alvin bragg. it's way biggebiggerr than what happened in pennsylvania. >> this is huge.. thishis is huge.. i think that people want to hear from him on those issues. ssues bebecause he does know hoe handle these issues. stephen's right. he has s the solutionsolutio, b they're forward looking. they are not backward looking. and i'm going to say thisl i' on blue in the face. >> brand a. >> look, i 100 percent agreeo cn with you, and i hope you do continue to say that. and i hope that at some pointes donald trump does flip flip toe future instead of dwelling on the past because he looksange like someone who is full of grievance and anger, not like

someone like he was in 2016hi and like we knew him as president, really a sunnyon person who focuses on serious issues and does them with panache, not someone who'sa constantly dwelling on grievance. and i think that alsnting ono cw into the ron desantis attacks we saw at his rally at waco that the audience really didn't respond to that story.: they d he tells about ron desantis like opposed loyalty. it. i don't they don't like it.i don i don't think it works. they blame republicans. so i had the go ahead planweek every every week. d a yeah, but, laura , the president's put forward a new policy, put every week. he's released a quantum leap plan to build freedom cities: ws and revolutionize the american way of life. he's launche talking d a plan tt child mutilation. speec it was two thirds of his speech in waco. it was three quarters of his speech at cpac. he didn't think our policy in both of those addresses

he's talking about tonight here plan to phase out imports on china. he he has even china. and stephen, he detailed a planh to take out the deep state.a he's detailed the plan to end the war in ukraine, detailedkrae the plan to complete nothing, nothing between now? and nothing. stephen , nothing can noth. nothing but not in my lifetime.e seen a candidate who's put out more new policy in so shorty chu a period of time. talk about it every time you. get every single week. okay, so stephen , impactlkin speech, it was an hour straight talking about a cpac speech i'm talking about tonight. i'm talking tonight. this is a huge opportunitye to talk to the american dream about the biggest news story inl the country, which is which is people trying to prosecutee. him because he is the leadingy o candidate. there's no b cheery way to bey prosecuted by alvin bragg. there's no cheery way to have the special counsel come aftery.

you. and he should be .y it but he says they're comingbeca after him becaususee they're trying to come after us . right.g. and say should be saying and he should be endecott. >> so, steve , this is by the way, stephen and i agree on one hundred percent of all the policy on about this.: st but what i'm saying here here, is that and i think whatis miranda is trying to say helpcor trying to beuc helpful here,oing constructive criticism, is that you're going to get alo gel ofa. people you're going to get complaining about alvin bragg. you're not going to wi not tn suburban mothers by . thi yonku know, i don't think maybe we au know, i don't think maybe complete dirtbag, okay?w this we all know that it'st goin politicized dirtbag, but we're not going to win votes inabou suburban america. i don't think by complaining about albert bragg and mald maie ballots, i don't think we're going to get it. miranda, close. it maysing loomething.k, maybe g something, but i think his answers and his solutions, righstevens, brando, the prosecution that don't agree with me on the prosecution'sanda we agre we all prosecution'sanda we agre on the prosecution. we all agree on that.

>> yes. w but i think what we also have js to focus on is it's not just about winning the nomination, ig the gop, it's about winningu're america. and you're not going not going n a general election with this kind of pitch. >> kin and i just don't see a donald trump who is givingo is people hope. i just see a donald trumpre who is promising more ofd the chaos and negativity. you know , joe biden won in 20 , 20 if he won. but i mean, in part, his pitch was that he was going to be unii wasnthat he was going to be unii of course, that was a lie and he wasn't. but the electorate wasesperate f desperate for that. and i think we need to see more of that, not just mea piecemeal policies, but also, a sunny, optimistic outlook.. >> and trump is funny. we want to see him smile.as he has a great smile and he's really funny when he wantsally n to be. and some stuff is not hum as serious, but know show your sense of humord a little bit more . i like that. stephen and miranda, thank you.i

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and a lot of that work is the d work that i'm here to do. o onon the continent. >> let's hope that work includes using sentences that stack up laura to convey more than one thought. she has a real wit comfort with like one idea being expressed over and overords and over again, kind of sam jumbling the words. but it's the same thine thing.g know why she speaks so much. >> just say the one line and go home. i think that someone is trying to undermine her. whoever is writing her material seems not to be a fan of carmelo's that is my theorythis. on all of this. >> well, you's l know,ik she's e a stylist court, the groove of a record. you know, ite jusgrt keepoos repeating over and over inflatioation wen went from one6 to nine percent. now it's six percent herone in the united states . harris'on kamala harris watch.r but if the vp has no plan for. guana, she did release laura . and i wish i were making thisot up. a spotifplisy playlist of africn artists to mark her trip. now,e titles the titles of the y

are illuminating. they include a act a fool, reckless and sweet fall and nobody that is probably a more apt description of this visit than i could conjure up. even myself thinking allyself ty long. >>ng. yo lu can marinate on them.raym them. well, raymond,ond, i i bottle and nobody fall and nobody could actually just be jeld-wen kamala. that's kind of that's got sums up the ticket. hmmm.s well and wheupn in kamala throws out the stardust roommp and accordinanyingg to accompang her on this trip is britis bhrih actor idris elba and tv star sheryl lee ralph. what they visited a recording what they visited a recording to save the continent for sure. but this is the problem.tors whil me foreigovn actors move bn against the united states and the economy spirals, the bidenan team thinks they can dazzle americans by inviting stars to surround them. the other day, the president threw out national medals of

arts to everyone from bruce t springsteen to julia louis-dreyfus, who the white house gladly featured online. >> watch this. i just about died when they got to las vegas. thank you, fauci. these crazy congratulations, laura . >> the white house billed thatis as three vice presidents pastpld present are in one room. do they realize she played a goofball of a vice president who screwed everything up? >> that wascrewes louis-dreyfus >> this role that veep, she was a disaster. r that mom didn't care for that show. , what else? right. well, and speaking ofebriti celebrities, gwyneth paltrow is causing a stinkes courtroom without even lighting one of her scented candles.ltro she's taking the stand in a three hundred thousand dollar lawsuit. slopuit. collision. a man who claims paltridgecolli.

into him and skate away and issr his lawyer seems to begoop auditioning to be a goup sales representative. may i ask how tall you are? >> i'm just under five ten.i hae >> okay, i am so jealous. to okay, i am so jealous. i have to wear four inch heels just to make it to five five . . >> you're small but mighty. actually , you're not thatsm small. i want to talk with yol. u aboutcounte the counterclaim and he has deterred you from enjoyingrcas the rest of what was a very expensive vacation. o well, i lost half a day of skiing and i'm assumingunder you're under oath here. >> here, that you're a good tipf yes. okay, fantastic. i wouldn't expect anything less. >> laura , this lawyer, a br christian van orman, is either a brilliant cross examiner or gwynneth needs to get a restraining order against her. >>r. is something else. >> i've never seen courtroom drama like this. my question to you is my eight week anniversary of my surgery is wednesday.

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love it or lose it. >> ethnic studies to graduate i high school. that's what a nen w bill inrequr minnesota would require. manymany parents are understandy enraged, including my next est guest who went viral for hey response. you might ask, why in the world would a black person speak against ethnic studies? because not everythingic soundsi good, is good. the bill tells kids of color that they are stuck in a casteia system based on their race. it alsm o tells kids, and i quoe ,that institutions chronically favor white people and disadvantaged people of color. i'm sick of everyone denyingyint the enormous progress we've made in this country, actingit like it's 1930. we use'sd to have a race based system. we got rid o , and nowi don' you're all trying to bring it tl

back .po i can see why yortu wait. iot yu proponents of this bill might support it. it's not being your kids being d that they can't succeed and you get to shed some of your whiteth guilt in the process.rful p yoosu hold some of the mosto tel powerful positions in this state. y kidsndyet you want to tell mys and other kids of color ththeya. it's shameful. >> it's terrible. all right.: we we'r ae cheering here for her. joining me now, as you just. saw, coffee. she's an attorney , wife w ale's an attorney , wife w with take charge. l all right.were coffee, yo su are so awesome. tell us why america should thi be wary of this growing trend of requiring ethnic studies for kids to graduate high school. >> well, ethnic studies is not as benign as you would think. basienign as you would think. it.ca basically, it's ibram kindiellys book right there int when the curriculum. i couldn't even believe it when i read the bill, the exact language, like, you know, the language about strato

location based on race. they talk about institutional racism. they talk about about anti-racism and redistributing wealth right. in thi s bill and really, anti although they see it's it's-r r anti-racist, it's really racist. acist at its core. the whole curriculum just group is kids by race and pitts' them against each other. >> well, ultimately, i t> well, ultimately, i do really make i think anyone who reads abraham can be a more productive citizen. productive citizen and a and a very competitive globaly economy. compi wouldn't think, except ifu i guess if you want to becons a diversity consult and they do make a lot of money this a days, it's amazing. >> but i mean, it's very it's very tricky. a loa lot of what i heard whene people were testifying, you hada a lot of peoplnte talking aboute it's really important for themm. to see themselves ino the curriculumse. yself, i i need to see myself.i'm and if i don't see myself,go i don't know what i'm going to do. there waa s a mawhn from a small country in africa who testified that he was justs beca a miss be

he couldn't see himself ine only the studies. ree studies. to we're going to succeed in mat this country. we canh. read , write and do math . you don' ct needulture to see ye in the in the culture. and there's no wayry to teac h everything culture. it'sything culture. it's really ignorant to think you're going to teach about every single asian culture, every black culture. kids learn culture from their parents. it's not the school's job to doe it. and the only way the school s would do that would be to teach stereotypes. i don't even want to know when they would teach about the black language to the kids. ster.teach stereotypes, and they would be excluding some cultures at some point. me it's the parent's job to do that, and it's not the school's job. thawell, the other thing is .o go ahead., well, we got to go coffee. we got a coffee.r is we're going to have you back . u but remember, grammar is now t racist. so youal can't even talk about grammar at all. but thank you for speaking out.s we'rthank you for speaking out.s all right. we just got surveillance video from inside the covenant school. we're going to show some of it next.

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door to get into t covenant schl where three kids were murdered. and now you see her sucking through the hallways of the school. t got this video moments ago. we were looking forward to seeing that manifesto andat learning more about what happened today. our thoughts and prayers are with all of the families. greg gutfeld is next. >> todd: a fox news alert come a chilling new look inside the christian elementary school where three innocent children and three innocent adults were murdered. the shooting that left the sea there city of nashville absolutely heartbroken. you're watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: . >> ashley: i am ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus and 28-year-old transgender former student blasting her way inside of the school and walking the hallways as she carried out her