unfortunately that is all time we have left this evening. i can't believe this night, friday night flew by. as always thank you for being with us and making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, miss an episode of hannity. the news all the time anywhere, foxnews.com hannity.com. in the meantime not let your heart be troubled laura ingraham is next the ingraham angle. ♪ >> laura: hey everyone, i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. now, the press can barely contain itself. it's like christmas morning, the super bowl and the world series all rolled into one. it's filled with gifts, celebrations and of course entertainment. the hype and the distraction never end. >> for so many people, they've waited for this day to see some accountability in terms of criminal acts by the former president. >> it's really dramatic stuff

and it's never happened before in american history. we're all going to be glued leaning forward to our television sets on tuesday. >> the nypd is requiring all officers to be in uniform starting today. >> you can see the barricades up all around this courthouse and even across the street. >> laura: oh, barricades. now obviously trump's indictment is a huge story but not to the exclusion of every other big story. like the fact biden has taken a sledge hammer to our national prosperity and security. those minor stories. not to mention his constantly sewing national discord. you know that all love at the white house, if california's reparation movement would spread nationwide. that's their dream. they love what's happening in sacramento. >> real simple. get direct cash payments. they owe me and my reparations repair and restate. >> laura: more on this later in

the show. and they certainly do not want you to dwell on the fact that many blue states are dissolving before our eyes, especially all those big cities like philly, la and chicago. even liberal washington post columnist philip bump cannot ignore trend lines saying rural counties added about 107 new residents from migration while urban counties lost 328 thousand thousand. the counties that backed trump ten points in 2020 added nearly 1.2 million residents. of course it looks like things in ukraine are going south as well. and there's more disturbing news growing out of china. they're getting more aggressive and they're crossing over the taiwanese straits and across the median line there. another provocation that will go unanswered by washington. no doubt. biden's still begging xi for a meeting. >> the president said clearly he

believes it's important to keep the lines of communication with china open he wants to have another conversation with president xi. we'll move in that direction. >> laura: the danger for president trump is that he, too, though will get distracted from selling his solutions to families who are suffering all over the united states. getting sucked into a war of words over alvin bragg's persecution, that would leave trump's major nemesis joe biden free to just stumble across an open field without having to defend his abhorrent record. well, we can't allow that to happen. as i just stated, the trump indictment of course can'ting ignored and there were big updates on this today. fox news can report that the former president is expected to be arraigned in court at 2:15 p.m. on tuesday in downtown manhattan. details of the arraignment have been trickling out and among the most significant, according to trump's personal attorney, is that he will surrender without handcuffs. can't believe we even have to talk about this.

joining us now david former trump impeachment lawyer and saul former independent counsel and assistant us attorney. jim representing trump in a different case said today he expects to see pretrial motions to dismiss in a matter of days. that would be expect asked at this point, yes? >> certainly pretrial motions. i don't know about a matter of days but there's a number of issues here. i think something that really highlights how chilling this thing ought to be to every american citizen, i went back and pulled some of alvin bragg's campaign slogans and speeches and so on. can you imagine, this is what he said in january of 2021. whoever has this job, are they going to convict donald trump? i have the most experience with donald trump. it is unheard of, not to mention completely unethical, for a prosecutor to target an american citizen in order to gain an election, and then indict that american citizen by crafting

together a convoluted criminal charge. it should be chilling to every single american. there will be plenty of pretrial motions to dismiss. >> laura: i mean, saul another issue i know you're hot on is whether they were actually required to seal the announcement or publicly announce it under new york law. >> yeah, i asked that today. i asked that, my number one authority on new york state criminal law scott greenfield who writes the simple justice blog, is that a requirement of new york law to seal an indictment and is it a requirement, if you seal it, to announce it publicly. and it absolutely is not. and it has to make you wonder, since that wasn't necessary, and the whole timing of this where they do it under seal and then they announce it and nobody gets to see what it is in a few days, is not normal. that's not the way a normal

straight-shooting, non-partisan prosecutor's office should act. and so i think it makes me wonder. >> laura: well, david, it seems like this is an attempt at even more drama in a situation that is unprecedented. i mean, we don't need more drama but it seems like that's what the da's office is really pushing here. you know, drag this out, don't announce the indictment but tease the indictment. it's like a production like that we would do in television not so much the normal course of the way these things normally pro as sol just said. >> absolutely. this is the kind of thing that's done when there there's a fugitive out there. they pulled this in the bannon case also. there was one other corporate defendant, we build the wall, it doesn't even exist. it barely exists anymore and they sealed the indictment until a few more before the arraignment. there was absolutely no need for it they never justified it. it's just more gamesmanship. >> laura: sol michael cohen's

attorney was on cnn with new spin. >> the prosecutor said publicly it is a such a serious crime it requires democracy because the american people were not aware of somebody paying hush money. michael cohen went to jail in in case but now we have to look at donald trump. >> laura: sol are those aggravating factors is writing them into the statute? what he is talking about? >> well, i'm aggravated by him. and he really -- and he knows nothing about criminal law, federal or state. the key is, the really key here, i've said it before, i'll say it again. this is an extremely novel application of the state faults records, faults injuries and records statute. it has never been tested in a new york court of law, never. this particular application, where you are saying it is a

felony, because normally it's a misdemeanor, it is a felony because the defendant had the motive to commit another crime. what's that other crime? a violation of federal campaign finance law that, contrary to what mr. davis said the federal government decided they could not indict donald trump for and one reason they couldn't indict him for it is because none of these were campaign if you understand that were used to pay ms. daniels if she was indeed paid. >> laura: another thing david is the concern raised by some who actually support president trump that he's saying too much. like, i was a white collar criminal defense attorney in my day. you didn't want your client to speak to the press generally. not a good idea. okay? well he's obviously speaking out a lot, including trashing the judge in the case. which, if i were his lawyer i would say that's not a good idea. are you concerned about that?

>> you know, listen. >> donald trump is donald trump. he speaks his mind. he has every right to. i don't like when he or mr. tacapina discuss a substantive theory of defense because first we haven't seen the indictment and there may be some business related things in it but i don't like the lock in in position. as for the judge you raise an interesting point, if it is indeed judge merchant that's another pretrial motion no recuse. he was the judge in the trump organization case in the bannon case and now in the trump case. there's an historic practice in this da's office, this da's office alone of hand picking a judge, judge shopping to supervise a grand jury because that judge then stays on the case for the trial. they swore several years ago in federal court that they no longer engaged in that practice. the practice was challenged in state court and they lost but in federal court they suggested it could be a constitutional

violation. be interesting to see if this case actually goes to judge merchant again. >> laura: sol is there a concern about this extra hush money payment? we don't know if that's true but that's also floated out there. would that further complicate this case? very quick. >> well, again, as we talked about, as we talked about last night, why are they having this delay? why is alvin bragg having this delay for a few days? is there something special, something additional, that he's got in this indictment? if there isn't, you really have to scratch your head because, again, this is legally and factually a very weak case. >> laura: panel, thank you. great to see both of you. have a great weekend >> the da at the center of this is the aforementioned alvin bragg. he was swept into power on a progressive campaign backed in part by liberal billionaire george soros. for merely mentioning this fact

as governor right side did you'll be met with shrieks. >> they're attacking jewish intermarshal bankers, what anti sem ice have been doing for hundreds of years attacking jewish international bankers. it's germany 1933. >> this idea among the right that african-american, black folks who are in positions are controlled by some jewish overseer who's pulling their strings that's what it looks like. >> laura: that could be the stupidest thing i've ever heard. conservatives have never criticized george soros in any other context just with african-american? but sorrows is trying to say i did not contribute to his campaign and i don't know him. that's a lie he donated a

million dollars to color of change a criminal justice group that spent a significant portion of the money to support mr. bragg in his 20 21 campaign. joining me now lee zeldin former congressman and governor candidate and jason chaffetz fox news contributor and mike davis article three founder and president. lee, you're a jewish american. is it anti-semitic no criticize george soros's involvement in da's offices in elections? >> no, not at all. and if you know ron desantis, as jason and i served with him in the house of representatives, he is someone who has a lot of fantastic relationships with the jewish community, ties that have only strengthened and something that has been a high priority for him as governor of florida. on the merits, george soros is funding district attorney candidates across the country including in new york city with alvin bragg who are looking at da as a term that should stand for defense attorney, not

district attorney. alvin bragg on his day one memo said that he wasn't going to enforce all sorts ever crimes across the board and other offenses he would treat as lesser included offenses. we see with eroded law enforcement, it's the agenda, the defund the police agenda and all the different prongs of it that george soros is behind with the da races across the country including this year. that's what people are attacking on the merits. nothing to do with had his religion. >> laura: now, jason, bragg's office responded to house republicans in a letter today writing that you and many of your colleagues have chosen to collaborate with mr. trump's efforts to vilify and denigrate the integrity of elected state prosecutors and state judges. we urge you to let the criminal justice proceed without unlawful political interference. now, jason as former oversight chair your reaction to this? i guess you never can say anything about an ongoing judicial process. no comment whatsoever. >> yeah, you know, hands off. and, of course, that works both

ways, right, laura? it always works that way with the democrats. come on, look, i was a chairman of the oversight committee which was founded in 1814. you can investigate anything at any time. you can do it to inform legislation, look at where federal money's being sent and you can certainly do it when you believe there might be election interference. so what congressman jim jordan, the chairman of judiciary is doing, and comer and the others is exactly legitimate. there is no reason why they can't do this. and all these excuses, the democrats will come up with, there's an ongoing investigation, oh, there's a prosecution, or there's all these things, that didn't slow them down on january 6th did it? it didn't slow anybody down after 9/11 and it should no slow them down in this case. he should come to congress and testify and there should be a paperwork trail between his office, the white house, and any democratic operatives. that is fair game for congress

and the american people deserve to know it. >> laura: i have to ask the question of mike here about the makeup of this office in the new york da's group. what do we need to know about them as a whole? because there's a big effort to say, oh, well, you're attacking these brave men and women who are just public servants. you're viciously attacking them. so to that you say? >> well, i think that you have to look at these prosecutors in the manhattan da's office for potential bias including, i understand that they hired someone from the biden justice department to come help sorrows funded manhattan da alvin bragg. if you look at alvin bragg's twitter account his personal and manhattan da twitter account they're showing his obvious bias they're out to get trump. he ran campaign commercials on this. and to say congress can't look into this is silly. congress has a responsibility under section five of the 14th

amendment to make sure we have equal justice and due process in the states in this country. that is clearly a legislative function. also federal if you understand go from the justice department to the state of new york and the manhattan da's office. also is there any collusion from the biden justice department and the manhattan da they're using a federal election law statute apparently as the predicate to bring this bogus new york felony indictment. so this is all within congress's oversight purview. >> laura: again holding back the document itself so we don't know quite what's in the document, that in and of itself raises a lot of eyebrows. lee, i noticed order the cover of today's, front page of today's wall street journal, it presented kind of a chilling image. and, on the one hand that the story trump indicted over hush money and the other story, you see there on the right, talking about the u.s. condemning russia's arrest of a wall street

journal reporter. of course we all condemn that. but is there any irony in that lee? trying to put in jail your chief political opponent, putting in jail a reporter who's writing critical pieces about your administration. anyone else notice that? >> oh, yes, absolutely. and in this case, you have an endity -- and we are he not talking about the federal election commission taking action or the department of justice taking action. we're talking about a highly partisan district attorney in the borough of new york county trying to lock up a former president who is also right now in the lead to get the nomination of the republican party. as a new yorker and i've been an attorney 19 years, i'm not even aware, i can't think of any case where a county district attorney in this state has ever prosecuted a federal campaign finance charge at all. and alvin bragg said before he even took office that this was going to be his highest priority, he was going to be

personally supervising it. he didn't know what the charge was going to be or what the facts were but he said he was going to make sure this happened. a whole bunch of irony where you should see president biden, the biden administration and the democratic party speaking out. >> laura: exactly. >> because if the shoe was on the foot and if this was a republican district attorney going after a democratic president they would be losing their minds over it. >> laura: and jason, do you think as i do that bragg is hoping he can ride this all the way to the governor's mansion in new york? >>oh, yeah, absolutely. i think this is a political tool. i think it's actually bait that he's putting out there hoping that republicans and so-called maga republicans are going to go out there and overreact and engage in some sort of violence but i think this is purely political. >> laura: panel great to see you. thank you. we can't allow the trump indictment hysteria to push aside the other big story of the week, that militant transgender ideology may have influenced the mass murderer who killed six

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♪ >> laura: in his inaugural address biden set the tone for all that would follow. >> a rise of political extremism white supremacy, domestic

terrorism that we must confront and we will defeat. >> laura: very optimistic. and his attorney general and the fbi became ma myically focused on advancing that narrative with increasingly ominous warnings. >> racially motivated violence extremists as a group are the most dangerous of the domestic violence extremist group and within that the white supremacists are the most dangerous and lethal. >> specifically those who advocated for the superiority of the white race. >> specifically those who advocate for the superiority of the white race. >> laura: but when a trans day of vegens gains steam days after audrey hale a trans gendered massacred six at a christian school garland didn't have any worry about growing anti christian hate across the country. would he have been so reluctant if some conservative group had

planned a patriot stand ready rally? and that was scheduled to happen just days after some right winger shot up a school? of course not. and we certainly all know that cnn would have put a microphone in the face of every congressman on capitol hill asking questions like do you think the patriot event should go on with parents grieving? but here reporters tried to turn the table on republicans confronting one local congressman who posed with firearms for a family holiday card. >> any regrets about that facebook post and the photo from your christmas card? >> why would i regret a photograph with high family exercising my right to bear arms? >> laura: thankfully the trans day of vengeance was cancelled by event organizers but true to form they didn't cancel it out of respect for those murdered but rather because they say they were facing threats. now, remember, the democrats' narrative will always be that

conservative christians are the biggest threat facing america at any given time. that's no matter what unfolds. even a trans person murdering christians at a christian school, the left's focus will be how anti trans hate was spread in the aftermath. and when republican-led state legislatures banned things like genital mutilation and hormone shots for children under 18, the left said it's just more evidence of that pernicious anti trans hate. the washington post proves our point in this headline. nashville's shooting exploited by rights to escalate anti trans rhetoric. are you with me here people? now the response from the white house was equally as shameful yet entirely predictable. >> our hearts go out to those -- the trans community as they are under attack right now. >> laura: they're under attack. and joe biden chimed in saying transgender americans shape our

nation's soul. a wave of discrumb inform state laws is targeting transgender youth terrifying families and hurting kids. tone deaf and false. the president, had is administration and all the radical gender activists, they're all lying. they all know that this isn't about hating anyone. this is about protecting children from political, sexual, and medical exploitation. and for biden, a "practicing catholic", to cheer this is on is reprehensible equally so is his vilification of those who disagree with him whipping the pro trans fringe into a frenzy. days ago transact visits tried to storm the kentucky capitol building after they voted to override a veto by their democrat governor of a bill to ban sex surgeries and hormones for minors.

. >> laura: well, you can call it a tran surrectio. one even played the part of their equivalent of the qanon shaman. hundreds protested calling for a gun ban and ba raiding the republican-led legislature and even made their way onto the state capitol floor. [chanting: no action, no peace] [chanting: enough is enough]. >> laura: think about what they said about the parents who showed up at school board meetings and look at what happened in these two states. of course no threat to democracy here. the media just framed it as another kind of run of the mill

protest, even a family affair. >> hundreds of people showed up today, i mean probably about 1500 maybe even upwards of that showing out a lot of young people, a lot of young students skipping school, a lot of parents bringing their young kids here as well. >> laura: how sweet, right? wrong. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep]. >> my taxes pay for this building we can stand wherever we want. you're not trying to protect them you're trying to protect the cowards in there. you're not protecting these children who you need to be protecting. >> laura: that argument about our tax dollars let us go anywhere we want in the capitol, that didn't work for the january 6th protesters. you could see how this could

quickly spiral out of control. democrats are a divisive hateful dynamic in america. folks have every right to protest i'll always support that right. but this is something very different. the white house is lighting a powder keg here playing a cynical game of division and distraction. we don't yet know what the nashville killer's motive was but democrats' toxic disparaging rhetoric against those who disagree with them must stop before another tragedy happens. joining me now is tennessee congressman andy ogles who represents the national district where the covenant school is located. congressman they came after you about the picture, holiday card, which was so ridiculous, so predictable. but would you demand tonight that merrick garland open up a hate crimes investigation into the shooting? >> yeah, actually, i've authored a letter to the doj asking that this be classified as a hate crime and be investigated as such.

look, federal code 18 usc 249 a one. if someone willfully causes bodily harm because of race clorj religion it's a hate crime, right? so we have the shooter, this domestic terrorist who wrote a manifesto targeting christians, children at a christian school, this rise to the bar of being a hate crime or at least being investigated as such. >> laura: cbs has decided it's not worth mentioning that the killer was transgender. according to the new york post cbs executives congressman says the shooter's gender identity has not been confirmed by cbs news. we should any mention of it as it has no known relevance to the crime. your reaction to that night congressman because i'm sure they on would do that if the killer was a member of the nra or something. >> this is clearly pursuing a leftist agenda. the folks that rushed and stormed the tennessee state capitol, by the way, if you were to use january 6th as the model

every one of those people should be incarcerated without due process. as someone who believes in justice we wouldn't advocate for that but the model is there and the government is being weaponized against this. but, look, this clearly is someone who was deeply troubled, and the idea that guns are the problem here is ridiculous. this individual had, you know, mental illness and a murderer. those people that stormed the capitol they held up the number 7 meaning that there were seven victims. no, there were 6 victims. there was one murderer. and that murderer is a domestic terrorist. >> laura: i have to get your reaction to this statement from senator elizabeth warren. watch. >> i just can't tell you how frustrating this is. our children die because there are republicans in congress who continue to insist that we can't put just basic safety measures in place. >> laura: congressman, your

response. >> well, you know, look, the crime prevention research center conducted a study. in fact, it was just updated in 2019, going back to 1950. 94% of all public mass shootings occurred in gun-free zones. the answer isn't taking away guns. the answer is letting any teacher who wants to get the proper training -- and again it's permissive, if they want to do it, we should give them the opportunity to arm themselves and to protect our children. >> laura: congressman, thank you >> now the white house just hinted that they want california's reparations push to go national. we're going to tell you how in moments.

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>> $5 million is nothing. let's get the money. where's the money? >> we ask you for nothing. it is our words i need you to understand. >> thank you so much >> laura: show me the money. and as we warned you weeks ago what starts in cali doesn't end there for the left. the wall street journal's reporting that the census may now start asking black americans if they're descendants of slaves as they consider a federal reparations push. here now horace cooper project 21 chair. horace they're going for broke here aren't they? biden is so weak and feeble he is just led along by the nose by the left and here we are at a moment of truth for the reparations movement. >> so the reparations movement is a scam, laura.

it is a substitute for having a real agenda that makes a difference in the lives of americans. black americans have been particularly hurt by biden policies, inflation has devastated black american households. the unemployment rate, which set records under donald trump for the lowest ever recorded, has begun increasing, particularly for black americans. households, particularly black ones, are reporting that they are now having to live pay check to paycheck. so what does the reparations scam do? it says i'm not going to fix the fact that you can't make your mortgage payment. i'm not going to fix the fact that your kids can't read the diploma when they graduate from. instead, we're going to study this idea of handing you millions of dollars. we don't explain where it's

going to come from and we don't explain how it's going to happen. and i've said before, the census, the census needs to stop asking people their race. we need to focus on how we are all americans, not create a mechanism where we can create a phoney way to decide who we can tease more with this reparations scam. >> laura: isn't this really just another cynical ploy by the democrats? i don't know if they're going to pass any reparations but i keep saying this, go ahead and pass it, california. show us what a wonderful world you're going to create when you give a certain group of people cash payments, millions and millions of dollars. let's see how that works out. then we don't want to hear any complaints about how america's unfair after that. we need to see california do it

first. so go ahead and do it but don't tell me this isn't anything except about buying votes at this point. do you agree with that? >> well, i agree with that. this is exactly what this is about, buying votes. and by the way american embarked on an experiment during the covid shutdown where we didn't look at your color but handed cash to large number of people and it has proven to be highly, highly disruptive. now, we're having a debt cocktail in the united states over having expended these cash payments. i want to see places like san francisco or the state of california show me how you're going to do it. oh, and by the way, are we going to return to the days of the 1-drop rule where if one drop of blood of a certain race or ethnicity is found in you, we call you x.

let me promise you, there are going to be people showing up out of the woodwork to collect this cash. if you think some senator in massachusetts is going to pretend to be native american or the advantages they're going to get, if you start this up, oh, bar the door. >> laura: horace thank you. up next we bring you evidence not just the entire insurrection narrative surrounding january 6th was a total lie but that the if he said new it on that day. stay with us.

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♪ >> laura: all right, another day another reason why the democrats january 6th narrative is imploding. remember the lynch pin for the left's insurrection narrative there was this intense coordination with all these right wing groups and they all keyed in on one particular organization. >> it's been very clear that the proud boys played a central role in what happened on january 6th. >> it was people associated with the proud boys who instigated the first breach of the capitol grounds. >> they weren't just a bunch of losers who decided to arm up and go attack the capitol. they had a plan. >> laura: well, i wonder if any

of those inva lids will update their common taker given what happened in a dc courtroom this week if they actually find out what happened in the courtroom rather than ignoring it. this from the ap. an fbi informant who marched to the capitol with fellow proud boy members on january 6th testified that he didn't know of any plans to invade the building and didn't think they inspired the violence on that day. further more, the court was shown a text message the informant sent to his fbi handler saying the proud boys, quote, did not do it, nor inspire. the crowd did, as herd mentality, not organized. wow. here now to react, florida congresswoman anna paulina luna who recently visited j6 prisoners in dc. congresswoman, we knew this was likely the case but this is a

bombshell tonight. your reaction? >> i'm glad that you're putting the truth out there, laura. you know, from what i've observed, there is absolutely a dual standard that exists within the justice system and, let's be clear, the fbi has been caught multiple times not acting in good faith on behalf of the american people or law enforcement. if i can segue into real quick what i saw at the dc jail when i went there to checks on some of these j6 prisoners they're, one not being treated the same as the other inmates and if i could share quickly for those who may not know, i was told by two separate j6 prisoners that they were actually basically threatened to be raped one by a gate guard and another by a fellow inmate and that yet they've been doing nothing about this. so this is really disgusting. but the fact is is that, from the beginning it seems as though there is a narrative that the left is really trying to push, and that is that, if you are conservative, if you are republican, that you are an enemy of the state, and it's

time to legislatures together against this injustice. >> laura: you also had two democrats join you at the facility where these j6 defendants are being held. here's what one had to say about it. >> we were supposed to talk about or review how bad the conditions were. if anything, i have never seen a jail that afforded so many privileges to anyone. it's still prison, so prison is never going to be the ritz-carlton. are they living in inhumane situations or not and i can tell you there is noggin humane about this. >> laura: your response to congresswoman crockett. >> you know congresswoman crockett actually sits on house oversight with me and what i was actually told by the inmates is that, about a week prior to us visiting that not only did they completely clean the facility, but some of those inmates were not even given access to the other programs that exist that they had tablets taken away from them and also some of the inmates were not able to receive

information from their attorneys via letters. so to say that these conditions were good is actually a gross misrepresentation of what we actually saw. and i guess my question to her would be, i know that she has extensive experience within the legal field but when you have inmates telling you they had a guard threaten to rape them, is that considered fair treatment. >> laura: one thing we also know is democrats used to be against solitary confinement. they used to call it cruel and unusual punishment, congresswoman, just the existence of it, but that so called shaman, the qanon sha man who's going released to a half way house, he was in solitary confinement for ten months. nonviolent. he was nonviolent. ten months? where the democrats about human rights? where are they now? >> nowhere to be found. this is not the first time we've really heard them fall on their own sword against the falls

narrative. these are the same people that screamed blm police were bad yet you bring them to a condition where knowingly people are not being given fair access to basic rights and prep station within our justice systems and they will go on msnbc and lie to the american people. >> laura: congresswoman thank you for visiting them and for staying on this story. a lot more of this to come and we're staying on it >> it isn't just rowing das terrorizing the northeast wait until you hear about boston. the last bite really does bite and it explains next.

>> greg: they're mean they're loud and taking over the streets of cambridge massachusetts. no i'm not talking about harvard undergrads. >> they're all over, they travel in big herds, they jump up in the trees. >> i worry, i always walk the kids to school i don't let them go alone. >> neighbors are now on edge as they try to practice some turkey tolerance, they've also learned to keep a safe distance.

>> if you true to shoo them away it and taking nices them and they come after you. >> greg: we hope residents find relief soon. if not might i suggest an early thanksgiving >> that's it for us tonight. thank you for watching. what a week it's been. remember, it is america now and forever. hug your kids, have fun with your family over the weekend. and gutfeld is next. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: oh, yeah! oh, yeah. ha ha ha ha. yeah, yeah, that's what i like. oh, let it wash over me. happy friday, everyone. and you know what we do on fridays? we welcome tonight's