take a look. >> let me say something to all you and be as clear and concise as possible. >> sean: audience show tomorrow hopefully you'll join us hannity.com for free tickets. let not your heart be troubled. laura i don't have anybody to say hello tonight, not one better than just me. >> laura: it's like the old days where we have to actually put up with each other. isn't that fun? >> sean: it will be fun but the if he cans time you're in town i want you to come spend time with us and throw out some fastballs. >> laura: we are he doing that. are we announcing our reality show with tucker you and i in like a condo for one weekend, like just living with ear so much. wouldn't that be a fun reality show. >> sean: that would be news to me. i love you both but not that

much. >> laura: we're working on it, they didn't tell snub. >> sean: no. a fox nation special, the crazy hosts get along. >> laura: my people will talk to your people. we love you anyway. see you next week i hope. i'm laura ingraham and this is ingraham angle and thank you for being with us tonight as always. leaks and losing streaks. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now we know that while the entire press corps as political class were obsessed with the mar-a-lago case. the biden administration was subject to one of the most disastrous intel leaks in u.s. history. roughly a hundred pages of documents that we know of were posted online revealing critical military assessments of friends and foes alike. such as us efforts to spy on its allies, israel and south korea

the during the to win they've penetrated the government and that ukraine will fall well short of its counter offensive goals at retaking russian occupied territory. whoops. my friends this is devastating and tells the world that, once again, we can't keep our own house in order, our own secrets secure. now, even axios tonight, one of the establishment's most loyal supporters in the media, just posted a story admitting that the leak is swiftly unfurling into a debacle for the biden administration, which is struggling to provide answers to congress, the public, and u.s. allies. and it also tells us that biden's triumphant confidence in ukraine two months ago, well, was a total lie. >> ukraine continues to defend itself against the russian onslaught and launch a counter offensive of its own. president pugh continue's

graving for lust and power will fail and the ukrainian possibly's love for their country will prevail. >> laura:en a, of course, none of this will stop the biden administration and its enablers from distorting the reality in ukraine as they've done since the beginning. >> ukraine makes advances on the ground retaking territory even as russia tries to recalibrate. >> not only will ukraine emerge sovereign and independent when this is over, but moscow will emerge weaker. >> when ukraine's forces are given state of the art weapons from the west, they're putting them to very good use. they know how to win. >> ukraine is winning on the battlefield. >> laura: how are these people still employed? they're wrong every single time. now, of course, you should expect that the white house, and most of the regime media will do everything that they can to downplay the significance of this massive intel breach. >> i've been convening senior

department leaders daily on our response. and i've directed an urgent cross-department effort. >> we have engaged with allies and partners at high levels over the past days, including to reassure them about our own commitment to safeguarding intelligence. >> it would appear to me, though, that the -- this is not as serious a breach, at least from what we know publicly so far. >> laura: yeah, clapper. clap on, clap off. now, the argument that the media outlets shouldn't be publishing this information, all that downplaying notwithstanding, the argument that the public shouldn't know about this is completely ludicrous. >> without confirming the validity of the documents, this is information that has no business in the public domain. it has no business if you don't mind me saying, on the pages of -- front pages of newspapers or on television. it is not intended for public

consumption and it should not be out there. >> laura: news flash, john john. the info is already out there. our allies, our adverse areas, they already have it. but the united states, the voters, are supposed to not know any of it. keep it from the american people? for what reason exactly? i'll tell you for what reason. to help biden's reelection chances naturally. once again we see the biden administration being run by a team of incompetentents. now remember this no juan was punished when they bungled the afghanistan withdraw where 13 service personnel were killed after being left as sitting ducks at the cab airport. and mistake after mistake by these buffoons have flattened our domestic and foreign policy positions. now, remember, the elites don't sweat what happens to america between now and 2028, as long as

biden is reelected, they're okay. that is literally all they care about. they don't care, certainly, if the united states is humiliated on the world stage. so, per usual, after one of the worst violations of our military secrecy, no one will be fired. and like the dobbs decision, we'll never find out who leaked the documents. i mean, do you really think austin is going to be on the case with the doj? please. and we're never going to have the true story about how bad it really is, how many informants went cold, how many agents lives were jeopardized or even lost. but while the administration can try to hide the truth from the american people, it can't fool the rest of the world. both our foes and our few remaining friends know that the united states, under joe biden, has become sort of a paper tiger that's lost touch with its power, has lost its prestige and its prosperity.

that's why you see our former allies rushing for the exits. they know, as well as we do, that america's claim to be a super power, it can't survive much more of this, certainly not, not with china ready to fill the vacuum with its freedom crushing crew said around the world. so, yes, we can spy on people. but how helpful does it end up being when it's all leaked anyway? and, as the angle has told you repeatedly, the people biden has put in charge of our national security are total and complete dolts. >> i don't know if there are other documents that have been online before. these are things that we will find out as we continue to investigate. they were somewhere in the web, and where exactly and who had access at that point, we don't know. we simply don't know at this point. >> laura: they're in the web.

you might think it's on the web, but they're somewhere in that web, worldwide. now, as far as the angle is concerned, the u.s. at this point is essentially defenseless. now, sure, we have incredibly military hardware, although a lot less than we had before iraq, before afghanistan and before ukraine, but we don't have those precious commodities that seem few and far between these days. we don't have leaders. so we end up in a situation where the most powerful nation on earth, or what we used to be, didn't have the ability to stop china from sending balloons to traverse the united states. and, again, no one's ever fired. the entire point of a military -- remember, we spend about $800 billion a year on our military -- the military's point is to be a deterrent. and right now they're not deterring anyone. china's worried about the u.s.

views on taiwan as much as i care about liz cheyney's views on the gop. nevertheless, their recent aggressive drills near taiwan, they're not just playful prodding. >> china's fighter jets fly around taiwan skies, military ships sail off its coast. china says it's sim lating precision attacks on key targets in taiwan. its military released this showing mice i wills firing from land sea and air in taiwan two explode in flames. >> laura: best we can do is reciprocate by having our own military drills with the pill even ifs, our close ally in the region. so at this point it is pretty easy to conclude that taiwan is almost doomed. but despite what some neo cons like john bobble ton suggests. i say no troops in taiwan, nothing at all in taiwan, until

we revoke the most favorite nation trade status from china. it's insane to ask american troops to be in a country at the same time we're funding an army that is about to attack that same country. but instead of learning from past mistakes, biden just stumbles along. when his people can't get china to return his call, they can't right now, they just beg harder and they look more desperate. >> why doesn't he pick up the phone and called president xi and say knock it off. >> the president looks forward to a conversation with president xi. we'd like to see this relationship get off to a better footing and when it's appropriate for the two leaders to talk then it will happen. >> laura: not being called back, they're being ghosted. at no level of this administration to we find true competence and most of the time voters are left in the dark about what's really going on. they'd rather have you focus on

things like dylan mulvaney transgender activist in tennessee or whether harry and meghan are going to harry's dad's coronation. they'd rather destroy the entire country than address real problems in real time. now, trump tried to fix all this and was making real progress, especially on trade and on china. and for that, he was a real threat to the folks who normally run america. the real threat, however, is in the possibility that the man who is barely coherent, who shuffles instead of walks, could actually be reelected in 2024. so we must insist that the press publics everything. everything already in the public domain that helps americans understand the stakes here. that includes these intel leaks. the angle warned you about china, about milley, about austin, chris wray, and yet too

many suburban women, independent voters in key states, they didn't care. the sad truth is that the angle believes biden and company, they've already given up on america. they think that the united states is too far in the hole to climb out. meaning, a managed decline is really the most compassionate way forward. and the rest of the world, they see that america's waning. our own allies, the second biggest economy in the eu, france, has sided with china. so my friends here's the bottom line. the united states is facing the biggest geopolitical crisis any of us has seen in over 40 years. and right now, our leaders are completely incapable of defending our interests. if we, the people, do not demand better leadership, if this group is reelected and given four more years to damage our interests, the long-term harm to the united states and to all of us who live

here will be crippling. and that's the angle >> joining us now and i'm delighted, eldridge kolby former pentagon official and author of strategy denial american defense in the age of great power conflict, and victor davis hanson hover institution senior fellow. eldridge let's start with you. according to the leaks zelenskyy wanted long range missiles to fire into russia. we can't corroborate all these docs but if this is true how can we give him any other weaponry, period? >> well, laura great to be with you. i think the situation is very grim as you wet pull it. let's run through the things the reporter is saying that the ukrainians are running very low on crucial air defense missiles and a lot of people out there say hey these are little things they don't really matter. but that not true. if the russians are able to regain air superiority it will

be devastating. at the same time you're seeing mark milley being validated kept schism about the prospects of the counter offensive. at the same time you pointed out the chinese are conducting like basically in our face exercise drills around taiwan openly talk about, i saw sean hannity talking with center rubio very dire about the prospects of taiwan. the chinese are making moves all over the place in the middle east, lieu la the new pel of brazil is in china and you have president macron as you pointed out going to china and basically make ping it clear as day that he doesn't really have our back. i have we have to wake up laura and this is a message not only to the administration but a lot on the republican side we can't live on the dream world, you mentioned john bolton, this idea we can do everything and we don't need to make choices that's just wrong and the recent news reinforces that. we have to get so real and i share your view about we have to change the economics but i think the taiwan situation is really

serious and it's increasingly clear and that will not be the end of it. i wrote something in the japanese paper in ek last week about this saying the military the chinese are building is evidently beyond what they need in taiwan. they're looking to build bases all over the world even in the atlantic coast. so we have to get really really real and i feel that's maybe starting to happen but it's almost too late. we have no more time. >> laura: now, victor, you recently wrote about the pentagon's decline while china is building as eldridge said the strongest nation in the world. here's what we in the united states are focused on. watch this. >> for me to join as non-binary is really powerful to me. the coolestning i did onboard is to be able to participate in a lgbtq board night and read a poem that i wrote to the whole shift. >> laura: so, victor, how is this wokism deterring china or

helping keep taiwan safe at a time of great peril? >> well, it's encouraging china. it's very hard to achieve global leadership, morale and military, took our grand fathers, our great grand fathers a century to do it. this bunch in washington has thrown it away in two years, it's very easy to lose and i didn't think anybody could lose it that quickly. this is a pattern now at the pentagon. we had the debacle in afghanistan as you mentioned, but we also had the milley and austin testimony about white rage, the whole woke agenda and we're not increasing the defense budget equivalent to inflation, we're short 15,000 troops in the army. and then we get to the other matter, the leaksment i mean, there's no consequences so of course people are going to leak, there's no deterrent. you saw, you mentioned the roe v wade leak that resulted in in the mobbing the supreme court

justice's home. but the mueller report leaked every day unlawfully and unethically and the chairman of the fbi james comey leaked a private confidential conversation to the new york times without consequences. we have anonymous, remember him? he was a person in the trump administration that was a mole and leaking things and trying to obstruct the conduct of government. and so there's no consequences there. when you look at the items that were actually leaked, it's pretty scary. it's not just at that south korea and egypt don't really feel we can protect them and they have to make the necessary adjustments but there was scary information there about israel that mow sad and some of the generals were almost at like a coup like stage. >> laura: supporting the prost tests. >> wonder where they thought it would be okay in u.s. israeli relations for them to question the government. that's scary. it's a matter of decline and i don't know if we have the people

in charge right now that can stop it. i don't think we do. and there hasn't been anybody fired for any of this that you and eldridge and i detailed. there's been no consequences to anyone. >> laura: and the only conclusion is this was their plan all along, the managed decline of the united states. eldridge and victor thank you >> whether you realize it or not here is the lay of the land. progressives are growing more violent but instead of intro spec shun about aggressively pushing this trans ideology or their mr. itical opponents as racist insurrectionists, the left responds with wanting to take your guns. charlie kirk reacts in a moment. plus andy no has another trans killer that got no attention in the media, it happened in portland, we'll tell you all the details next.

♪ >> laura: and now to the case of the disappearing killers. now, a few hours ago louisville police released bodycam footage of officers who were responding to that horrific shooting. now we're not going to play them frame by frame out of respect for the victims but you can see frames from the moment before police stormed the building, and a still of the killer roaming

the halls of the bank. we now know that the shooter was said to have known about his impending firing but we also know that he was sympathetic to blm and harbored deep anti trump sentiment. it's safe to say that you won't hear much more about him at this point. much like we've stopped hearing about the motivations about the nashville shooter. but a new survey shows the public, well, it's demanding more. a rasmussen poll shows two-thirds voters want nashville police to release the manifesto written by the shooter of that christian school and the name of course of the 14509er was audrey haley the manifesto was written we were told we would see part and haven't herd anything. joining me is founder and ceo of turning point usa, charlie kirk.

charlie we now have two leftist mass shooters in the last two weeks and the response from our media and the political class and the establishment on the left is, we've got to take guns away from conservatives. that's cute, isn't it? >> yeah. yeah, that's right, and praise god there wasn't a third in colorado. thankfully that one was thwarted but that was idealogically driven as well. it's interesting, the last ten days or two weeks notice we haven't seen these long profile pieces of journalists going to tennessee and talking to classmates of the shooter. what was this person like? did they have certain sentiments, was this trans ideology introduced in what was the turning point. there were some articles but nothing close to the buffalo shooter. that manifesto was released almost immediately because in the manifesto the great replacement theory was floated. or how about the horrendous tragedy in south carolina that was immediately mentioned

because they said that was racially motivated. if there is a tragedy that happens in america that does not fit a narrative they try to bury it or go to guns immediately. basically they say heads i win, tails you lose. we're going to rig the game and set a narrative that fits to our convenience. however you hit on something important which we cannot lose focus on which is something we need answer. is this trans ideology and the farm trans ideology creating violent erratic behavior? i think the families from the nashville school deserve an answer to that. >> laura: well, charlie, isn't it also the case that the left in america -- and even this white house -- is ginning up, without saying the words, but anti christian sentiment by referring to, you know, transact visits as heroes and they're

behave or their bravery for standing up against the intolerant class or the haters. the kids are learning to treat christians as haters and mortal threats to their existence. so who's responsible for that propaganda charlie. >> not to mention reilly gaines was held hostage for hours at a turning point event. careen said something of the essence of you need to fight back, fight this. using charged language. not to mention the biden administration said transact visits shape the soul of the nation, the fabric of the nation. and these are not isolated incidents, this is now a pattern. and when we start to see a pattern emerge we need to have the courage and willingness to point out the pattern and say you're not a protected class in the sense that you're allowed to act outragesly and violent and go after people you disagree with and use these sort of intimidation tactics. the immediate i can't's intentionally not investing

these. i pray laura i'm wrong. i think there's something in that manifesto that they don't want us to see. i think there's something in that manifesto that shows this is a social contagion that infected this poor person that turned into an evil person and committed something unspeakable. i pray i'm wrong but this seems like a coverup and they have an agenda behind it. >> laura: well, charlie, i just keep thinking about all these young -- these people were young children, they were young boys and girls and they were growing up and something happened to them. and it's seem demonic at this point it's so evil. >> i agree. >> laura: charlie thank you. finally this leftist violence isn't isolated to shootings. on easter sunday in portland oregon an innocent cab driver was stabbed to death by a trans individual. according to andy ngo the suspect had a history of violent behavior that the local media and authorities papered over due to of course the idea that the

trans people are a protected class. so the result? a senseless murder. joining me now with more on this horrific story senior editor at the post millennial andy ngo. andy, you're still struggling to get answers from the authorities in the portland area including whether the suspect is actually being held in a male or female facility is that right. >> actually i heard back from the chief of staff, they let me know that the suspect did let them know that they identify as a transgender female and, therefore, that case is now, in terms of where they will be held and under what conditions will be investigated by a transgender advisory board and then a decision will be made. this horrific murder that happened on easter sunday in portland, when police released a press release about it, i thought it was a little bit

weird that the suspect's name wasn't released right away because a suspect was in custody. there was delaying. and when that name came out, the police didn't use pronouns, it was also very vague. and so often, with many of these suspects, we can learn a lot about them from theirle. so immediately i looked up this individual and found out is a transgender-identifying person, and the murder of the taxi driver in portland was captured in the interior vehicle camera. and i spoke to a source who saw the video, it was described to me as gruesome and horrific. >> laura: gut wrenching. >> and the suspect allegedly went inside the vehicle while wearing a tiara, and then later plunging a blade into the neck of the driver.

>> laura: andy, there's something going on here that the media, they don't want to confront because, if you really confront it, it collapses their whole narrative. and i think we're going to learn more about this sadly, there will probably be more victims, we hope there aren't, but thank you for getting very curious about this in ways that journalists today are not and getting answers. andy, thank you >> now we have video of one of the so-called tennessee three martyrs from college. now, let's just say he sounds a little different when he was in college. we're going to show you this transition. plus george soros isn't just the money behind the progressive das but he's found a way to bend corporate thinking as well. what does that all mean? mollie hemingway has answers next. cole hauser is an award winning actor who has starred in good will hunting too fast, too furious and the current hit show yellowstone.

beyond his impressive career, he is a proud supporter of the tunnel to towers foundation. i was able to spend some time with cole and his family to reflect on those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. i know how much you care about america and our veterans and all the things. but you have such a platform now. yeah. and to share that with us that we need to get the word out that we have to take care of these great heroes and their families. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel of the towers, and i met brandon in idaho and his family, i was like, wow. there's actually a charity where we know where the money's. going to go. we have 95.1% of every dollar goes to our programs. and i think brandon's a great spokesman for t2t next. his wishannon, has two dau. i mean, oh, my god. they're just special families. so pretty much, if you put your life on the line, if something goes bad, they're there. that's awesome. yeah. they're incredible people, man.

you saw all the stuff we put in these homes, right? i was i was blown away. and they deserve it. they earned it. this is not of course, we give them a mortgage free home, but look what they gave up. they gave up their bodies so, cole, why should americans give donate help? tunnel to towers foundation. i mean, is there any better organization to help the people that has fought for this country and the freedoms that we have? it's that simple. it is that let's take care of each other. and you're going to join us on that mission. next. thank you. hey, i'm cole ha. i want you to join me in supporting our nation's heroes and their families. it's only $11 a month. go to t2t dot org.

>> laura: we're not done exposing the tennessee 3 for the frauds that they are. now, last night remember we pulled back the curtain on the

racism of representative of justin jones? and then we showed you how representative gloria johnson became the press's queen for a day. well, tonight we take a look at the last member of the tennessee 3, justin pearson. now, we just came across a video he made at a prestigious liberal arts college in 2016. now, check out if you can spot the difference between justin then and justin now. >> how can we represent all voices in a conversation? i want to do this by partnering with organizations from the democrats to the republicans. i want to bring together different voices, dissenting voices, voices that may be more liberal and conservative in order that we can reach a point of sort of the radical middle. >> seems like the right gun lobbyists might win. but all that is good news for us

i don't know how long this saturday in the state of tennessee might last but, oh, we have good news folks. we have good news that sunday always comes. >> laura: what? we couldn't help but think, where have we seen this accent shifting before? oh, yeah, our good friend hillary clinton, but she did it backwards. >> it's not just in our country but that's where we see it most clearly. there is a concerted effort to undermine some of the very foundations of democratic governance of a democratic society. >> i don't feel no ways tired. i come too far from where i started from. nobody told me that the road would be easy. i don't believe he brought me this far to leave me.

>> laura: and while democrats decry the power of dark money in politics, they forget that they're the biggest benefit factors of dark money. in the 2022 election cycle george soros gave a staggering, are you seated by the way, $310 million to liberal causes. now soros is, of course, most famous for propping up anti american das from coast to coast, but not only -- they not only produce bloodshed in the communities they purport to serve, they also chip away at the very fabric of the american legal system. and it's that last part that speaks to soros's ambitions. everything that made this country great has to be torn down, he thinks. and now he's found a new way to hold american corporations hostage. he does this via funding from his open society foundation. the human rights campaign, a militant lgbtq lobbying organization, has been issuing

so-called report cards to america's biggest corporations. and report cards end up awarding or subtracting points for how well these corporations adhere to whatever progressives demand at the moment. so if you were wondering why the angle told you the new addage of go woke go broke was just a complete mirage, well, behold the reasoning here. joining me now is mollie hemingway editor and chief of the federalist and fox news contributor. so liberal donors like soros as i said gave 300 million bucks to liberal causes. republican donors like ken griffen have given a lot of money as well but they don't also donate money to places like harvard and so forth. but we wonder why we end up losing when so many of our big donors don't have that kind of same structure in place to make this work. >> that was a great example you just gave because today it was

announced that ken griffen gave 300 million to harvard university. this is supposedly one of the republican party's big donors, wise strategists. he it's given money to an institution that has done so much to harm the country and seeks to continue to do that. by contrast you look at someone like george soros he has a complicated web of enforcement mechanisms. he has his goal for progressive agenda, whether that's soft on crime district attorneys or radical gender ideology and they be he if you understand the groups that enable this to be enforced. so human rights campaign, gives corporations scores. we look at why are they doing all this advertising that seems designed to turn people off like having transact visits as the spokespeople for, you know, anheuser-busch beer. that's because george soros if you understand funds the groups that encourage this radical

advertising they get scores whether they're doing it, they don't do it. they don't get funding from investment companies. it's really smart. i'm not saying it's good but it's a good way if you want to move the country and you don't see that kind of strategic thinking and control of the economy on the right. >> laura: i also think that, you know, this is not about one donor like mr. griffen, i mean, there are lots of really wealthy republicans out there. but there's not really a platform or a group in place to get people mobilized to vote, to marshall the resources and the ideas that obviously make america prosper and healthy and strong and potent on the world stage. the left has like 50 of these. republicans have like, what, five? four? >> there is a massive funding disparity. there are many billionaires on the left who are engaged in corporatetive funding mechanisms. there really is a problem on the right. you have people, donors giving

money to colleges and universities that really shouldn't be getting any money, they have massive endowments and they don't need money and they're not going to use the money to improve the situation. but you're right, on the left you see people thinking about how can we change the way people vote, how can we make it easier for voting to be done without the kind of supervision that gives people confidence in the system. they work on candidates from, you know, secretary of state all the way down. you need to have this kind of thoughtful structural strategic thinking on the right, too, if you want to have any hope of saving the country. >> laura: yeah. if you actually want to win you have to get people to the polls. mollie, thank you >> you keep hearing the climate activists talk about net zero? we're going to tell you what that looks like in your own life coming up. don't go away.

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♪ >> we're going to meet those goals and decarbonize our economies to meet net zero emissions by 2050. >> we have to transition to electric vehicles about 20 times faster than we are now. and we have to fully transition to a resilient net zero economy

faster. >> our goal is to accelerate the transition to a net zero economy, particularly by boosting private capitol flows. >> laura: while the so-called net zero economy is a goal of the american left, they haven't told the truth about how much pain it would take to actually get there. well, luckily for us, the uk is revealing it all in stunning detail just how miserable your future actually could be. how restrictive and how freedom-crushing your existence will be. joining us now is someone who has broken this all down, norman fenton professor e mer is the at queen university have london. professor it is my pleasure to have you on the show tonight. i was so taken by your analysis that i was dying to have you on. so i want to begin with this chart showing what would be required in terms of air travel

and driving in order to achieve this so-called net zero goal. explain this. >> well, the key thing is, that when they talk about net zero, they really mean absolute zero, because net zero, they're talking about all greenhouse gas emissions being less of those in removals and since there's no large scale capture removal rather than tree planting, net zero means you have to get rid of those emissions completely. so in order to achieve that, given that we don't have the technology for the catch and removal, you've got to do things like -- and they're being very realistic. they're saying all airports except for three to close by 2030 and no flying at all by 2050. no shipping at all by 2050.

because until you then get electric, you know, until you can actually have airplanes powered by electricity or nuclear then you have to eliminate it completely. no new pet troll or diesel cars by 2030 and by 2050 road use is to be restricted by 50% of today's level, foot, heating and energy also restricted to 60% of today's level by 2050. beef and lamb to be fazed out by 2050. and of course, this fits very much with all of these world economic forum great reset un objective 21. >> laura: right. >> objectives, you know, you're going to eat bugs but, you know, you're going to be happy. so, yeah, this is what it's all about. >> laura: well, i know, professor, we know that the elites, they're going to have plenty of beef and lamb. they're going to be able to fly anywhere they want to go.

they're going to be able to travel as much as they want. but i want you to describe this 15-minute cities because they're a key part of this net zero scam. last year at the world economic forum published the piece called the 15 minute 70 concept which impliers all necessary amenities with a short bike ride or transit trip from one's home, not just as an idea but as a powerful tool for action as climate change and global conflict cause shocks and stresses at faster intervals, et cetera, et cetera. a 15-minute city. what does that do to individual freedom of movement professor? >> it's absolutely catastrophic. they're actually already introducing these in the uk in several cities, lots of them, a plan, no one voted for this. they actually have these road blocks or cameras in different zones around the city which means that you're not allowed --

people are not allowed to use their cars outside of that zone, that so-called 15-minute zone, more than a hundred times per year. so you can make basically a couple of journeys a week outside of the zone. everything else you're supposed to be -- the idea is you're supposed to be shopping, working inside the zone so that's the only place you're allowed to travel by car and they make it very difficult even within the zone to do any travel by car. but the idea is essentially to stop you going out of the zone, stop you traveling wherever you want. and the joke about this, as i say, it's kind of like an irony, is this is supposed to ultimately stop people driving by car but in practice people will have to go out in zone to get to work and take their kids to school and stuff like that and what's going to happen is they'll have to drive much further to get back to where they need to be. >> laura: professor your analysis has been invaluable, we

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