conway, dagen mcdowell, emilylll compagno, charles payne, b they will all be here.an you want to be a part of it. just go to hannity .com for free. that's right. free tickets . but unfortunately, that's all the time we left tonight. police say dvr. so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime,let it not your heart be troubled. >> here's laura . have a great weekend. hi, everybody.raham an >> i'm laura ingraham.ngle this is ingram angle from new york city. tonight, we have new insightt into why the manifes t doe fromooter is being that nashville shooter is being withheld. we're going to bringheld you the details in just a few moments. first, it's not exaggeration to say that this past week has probably beenwero the most monumentabably l polit. since the start of the year. and just think the 2024cle ha election cycle hasn't evensnbegu begun yet. but every majoyet.r player was on the move or in biden's case,e

on the shuffle. >> huge developments here a and abroad that could jumble the race in ways we don't even understand yet. now, after we left the studio here in new york last night w with all the breaking news that we covered , i got to thinking now we've been framing thisno hunter biden laptop story all wrong. there is hunter biden scandal.d. everyone knows that he's a sad, pathetic, sleazy guyprobab who probably, i don't know, be running a strip clu bbe ru o on the outskirtsn th vegas, if t for his last name. >> the computer taken tons of risk, just lechter that he really screwed pat cipollone this movie. >> it was really is somebody stole stolen from the point ofeu what creeps me out every time. but this scandal isn't aboutn. joe's ne'er do well, son . this is now and always has beenc a joe biden scandal.an and it doesn'tit matter how much

the media tried to ignore it ory bury it or downplay the congressional investigation led by jim jordathe con is now confirming what most of allf suspected we all suspected that powerful forces were at work to deflect culpability, abilityo away from joe biden to concealn the true beneficiary of hunter's business deals.n >>th whee stn the story came oue on october 14th. 2020 about the biden businesse a operation and was then vicee prs president joe biden involved, there was some concern thaid qu that he was.ic and then quickly, it turns in this political operation tha t letter that became the basis for suppressing the story and keeping it froming the americanit people just daysy before the most important election we have now. >> the only reasonre the m anyol hunter for anything is so thatin they can have influence with his dad. the only skill hunter hae onlyss worth millions is the ability to lobby his father. er i and the fact that hunter is so rich tells us all we need

to know about how corrupt thisis dynamic is . and because joe and his handlers are most comfortable playing the defleclaying tt and distract game, news conveniently drop last nightnews that biden is planning on announcing his reelection bid nextis reele week. got to get new news out there. swamped the old news. and with rfq junior already siphoning fourteen percent of voters after his announcement, a people are starting to wonderrt if biden really is the only one out there for the democrats. if biden seems mortally wounded ,could anyd other democrat jump in? at the big question now is beyond that. who the republican nominee will be. now, let's start n with who it e won't be while mike pompeo is out. before ho e wais outs in. ki hay and it's not going to be nikkito haley. life in the bush lane is a roade ,a political nowheresville. >> it's hard to see anyd to conceivable path fromas ear mike pence, as earnest as he is andne while tim scott doesry

have a compelling story, it doesn't add up, i don't think,i to a groundbreaking, earthpoliti shattering political movement. and i know larry elder has i know larry thrown his hat into the ring,bu but you don'yot go from losing the governorship in californiao to winning on the national stage. soationa unless something really bizarre happens, it's going to be trump versusbizarr santos. and there's no denying that trump has strong early momentum. and this past week hasth beeisnb best since braggin announced his absurd indictment from the endorsements he's racking up of key florida legislators to the solid lead he's showingro in new hampshire. the former president is clearly a politicas cll force to be letu reckoned with , and he's notp let up on some of the more off e the mark attacks on desantis, his record . >> i think he gets goodarting publicity, although now people are starting because i'm puttin puttingg out the covid numbers. he didn't do not well, unkovic . he had more deaths in almost tha every country in florida. i hate to san y it because

florida's my state, but he had he did not have he did not do well. i don't want to knock anybody, but to think he did well on his public relations. >> this strikes me as pretty weak criticism since trump himself groused. remember when governor kemp decided to reopen georgia firstt ? and this afternoon, the former e president released a long presidenstatement, wild kind ofg trashing the entire state of floridflorida.a. trump said desantis made least florida one of the least affordable states raise taxes, one point five billion and one of the worst states to work,rete work, retire, , raise kids badfr for state of crime to bad to ben a cop and bad to teach and to pay energy bills. that's quite a laundry list. lau windryr all these people moving to florida now. i wofloridow the congressional delegation from florida,a they have to run for reelection. what do they think about this? they just endorsed trump.ust en desantis has adon approval ofly%

nearly 60% i in his state as governor. so, again, the criticism seems misplaced and interestingia s to see where the regime mediaeel seems to be lining uinp on allig this. looks li they enjoy it. it looks like all the senses that desantis wa s struggling this week. >> he's like the political version of like, i can't they can't get his shoes and socks. i mean, he's an autocrat i n waiting and his campaign to santa is slipping and falling and can't get up. >> he's getting the pudding squeezed out of him by donald trump when it comes to florida endorsements that the same people that he's depending dee biget these bills to his deskll, those same people are kind of over it after making the argument for years that trump is the enemy of democracy is ridiculous. dewhy would the press now seemne to be rooting for trumemp? well, to be fair to sanders's rough week wasn't a mirage. and our own charlie gasparino talked to him in a moment, is reporting major gop operatives and donors with ties to desantis are conceding

presidential ambitions of his are in trouble with unforced ars errors. and they're saying desantis needs help. i need someoneaydesantisds withs to come forward. well, desantisrd is hopingadin to build some gravitas by heading overseas soon with a full schedulsease of meetings with our allies. and it's customary for. presidential hopefuls. >> but anyone who tells you that they know how this will all end up, i think is lying to you. but this will arguably be the most important election since 1980. it's a big one . are we're ready and honored to cover every angle.inin joining me now, charlieg gasparino, fox businesmesrrespo correspondent, and sean duffy, co-host of the bottom linend on fox business. all right, charlie, is it normal for donors to beo be f they seem to be freaking outre a little bit this early on ? desantis yeah. yeah. when do you at those normal excuses? >> that's hard, right?nguage i mean, listen , it's fridaylook a

night, okay? but let's look awat ity. this w. i've spoken to a lot of gop donors. i speak to a lotp of a political consultants. and i said , you know, what is going on with ron desantis? and he'sdesantis making every re mistake you can make. he's get involved inn make unfod errors, stuff that he doesn't need to be involved in. he did not hav e to do thate abortion thingto, whether wherever you come out, that was unforced error he could have. it's not going. to gain any votes on the trump base. trump is allp ba ovese.r on abot right.ea he's like a yoga teacher when it comes to abortion. just so you know, when you follow him. presen and it was also the most pro-life president we ever had and was supreme court justices on the court over dinner. >> when you nail him downhis. personally, results matter. i do. i disagree with i'd say whenperson you nail him down personally, he doesn't go out there on the limb and politically, it was seen as an unforced error.m the other thinheg is that whate i'm hearing from the same people is like h e doesn't havetell anybody around them to tell him to shut up sometimes or like he does not have a team. >> now, the question is , is this is is over for him. i mean, it really is .s? and before it begins, is ithink

over? and i'm hearing that they thinke if he gets s some smart people n there, he's got about a month and then right. this ship and maybe he has a shot against trump. >> sean, you agree with that? on the abortion issue? i think it's smart.e no yot u rurun in a primary, you're not running a general. and the conservative base is ae. pro-life base. and so you hav have te to play to them. but it's interesting, ron desantis went to the hill and he's trying to garner suppor garnet from members ofems congress. and listen, it speak of cos vols what kind of member he was, what kind of relationships he had in congress. no one when you go to the hill and no one wants to endorse you, he didn't listen. he's not a congenial fellow. so people who meet ron desantis ,donald trump, they want to go have a glass of wine or a cup of coffee with donald trump compared to ron desantis. one of the thing in regard to a governor playing state, politics is way different. playing in the big league nationally, we saw tha bit with my home governor , scott walker. he wasreat going to be a greatd politician who's going to winan the presidency and he tanked. when youwh ran for president , you could see the same thing with ron desantis. i think there are two different people personally. >>know people who spent a lo.t

of time with the santo t s in roo a room. he couldm, be really good. hemean, he's compelling. he has a good story. he's just playing different issues. and i disagree totally on the abortion thing. there was no need to go there.. it didn't it didn't movele the needle on him at all. as a matter of fact, the needle is busy trying to draw. maybe to your point, is he trying to draw president trumpta into a debate about abortion for the base? >> i think sean is hinting that maybe. but if you're going to do better, get some better advisers. i mean, you know, karl rove, i don't know. t karlwe rove has bac i mean, god bless that, rove. but i think, againhe, we're not going back to the bush. w charlie was knowha what he needi that's not really what i mean. >> what i mean is get people that understand our campaign, okay? we need technocrats. he doesn't have any technocrats around him. >>t and it's showing. but it is fair to say that personality matters and personality comes across on tv. well, i personally listen to decent. i served with ron desantis. . these members serveded with as ron desantis and their endorsing donald trump for

a reason. >>mean, i don't think i have that. let's go back two years. l go ba yeah.ck how many of those people outhoum there, all the smart commentators wouldco be saying trum they're saying now.ar right. holot of it was trump's finished. how many times havw e you heardm trump is finished, trump is finished. trump is over january six killed the nuary 6tm all the all these investigations kill nail in the coffin. >> sn o maybe ron desantis is coming back .. i don't know.know. i mean, listen, i can only tell you i'm as good as my sources. p ifeo you talk to smart people that run campaign and actually win campaigns, donald trump has one too many campaigns lately. if you talk to those folks, they're telling you ron desantis could come back . he's got to right the ship. in he's got to get some technocrats in there thathe know what they're doing. y are and he's got to do it sooe else he's going to be toast. but trum p is going to tell us , well, why are the media seeming desaevel in this moment of ron desantis problems? because they want trump to be the nominee, thinking that trump in the general is going to have trouble with pennsylvania, arizonal wiln georgia. d he's been hitting brian kempgiai consistently since 202ttin0. 0.

that's exactly. >> they think donald trump's an easy win for democrats. i thin tk you see that ron desantis is a far more challenging opponent for that. joe biden. so they want to take him out early. but listen, they're going to do that to the top twotry to and republican candidates are going to try to take them all t out. could there be another persones' that emerges? i mean, it doesn't look like glenn young is going to get ineh and doesn't i mean, my sense now is has told people and i think the pump news, recent news is is indicative that if he gets int if h the he's going to clear the field, okay? he has said that to donors.the t sohe that's in the other thing is , is that, yes, the donors think that trump can't win. right. because they look at the recent losses, but then they listen to joe biden five minutes and they want to wall street. wanted, but nobody got wante. oh, my god.n ma ifke you listen to biden, you don't think he can make it. that's alreadyha wt.e already cd knew that. b and it was one the first timehe he could barely speak duringrr the twenty twenty campaign. really? y ellisoquickly, though, larry n said he's willing to put in one hundred million dollars for tim scott. i , i think there's a razzle. dazzle factor and i love tim scott and i think tim scott has

it. buhet can he stand on the stage with donald trump and the razzle dazzle factore of of donald trump? >> i don't know that he has a personal narrative. as i said in their personaltive narrative yet to translate into a political movement. i just personal narratives are great, but they don'tt th encapsulatey de those issues tht trump entirely galvanize. so frop tom trump does have the personality desantis has a g good record . and i'm telling you, whe youn he starts presenting that peanst ia to tim scott, smart guy, it means everybody knowsere is he's running for vice h president . and not only that, where's his record ? yoecord?u it's worked out, but she's not a trump trump. look at the last governor's debate that ron desantis was i n . it wasn't impressive. i mean, donald trump stillate. my due to an election.ery good i'm talking about a debate in the debate. he wasn't very good. ecord. he didn't match the record. i think donald trump on the on the stage is incredibly good with the boss. >> you really think charlie crist beat him in that?e is w i do.ha

well, listenre, i was not impressed by what you have to remember. one last pointas you have the donor class doesn't know politics. ththe donor class knows money, politics. and like the finitude on thalin i want to get to the candidates. all right. all right. all in? w on tryinge to gohaveo seven zero. wi gotct to geth to 270. which candidate can get to 270 ? they convince the voters that they're going to win this nomination. charlie and sean, goodcharlie ar all that's going to have to be released to the public. this documents release mustnts e happen now. well, the manifestleuso festo ws written, we were promised to see at least part of it. >> haven't really heard y anything about it. but why hasn't the public seen any of thihasnublic ses? >> it'a s been nearly a month since the national shooting. i'm still asking the sameere is question. where is the manifesto now? here's jus testot a partial lisf what police took fromer transmuter audrey hale's house . thirty journals, a suicide note, a memoir. so supposedly multiple laptops,e phones, notes and a lot more . soag we called the nashville police again to find out when any of this will be released. eased.they told us the investigl

was still ongoing and provided zero information on a timeline.n but wee. can see how they'retroa going to spin this.ti metro nashville council member courtney johnson told the new york post hale's manifesto wasw a blueprint on total destructioon n, saying it would be dangerous in the wrong hands. what she really means is thatst it would expose a leftist protected class, perhapstected as tennessee congressman tim brochette like angle, he's demanding the release offb these documents and says it'so s the fbi who is behind this delay. >> congressman, why do you i think biden's fbi is stalling here? den's fbwell, they have a histof this. >> you his remember when steve scalise was shot outs shoo on the baseball field, the shooter had a list, i thinkn it was called a republicanlist hunting list. and the fbi refused to label that as a domestic terrorist activity. you know, they have a history of this protecting these folks.t and it's the trans community. are they a protected class c?a the fbi has come, the federal f bureau of influencers. now, it's ridiculoused bureau .u

and they just continue to do this and it's not they're not in the business of influencingun the publicg . they're in the business of investigating crimes. and they currently are tryingtot to put their influence out in the community to protect one group or one class of people. and it's jus classple.t not rig. >> well, congressman, former police officer turned author, adjunct professor john jay college of criminal justice joseph alcorn, said that, the public i think what the fbii is really concerned here with and i think law enforcement is that if there's something in there that there is truly damaging forcommun the transgender community, i think they're hesitant to do do afraid of a violent against backlash against that protected class of people.violent congressman, there's going to be a violent backlash against random transgender people because we learnre abo more about thiuts one killer. >> how does that hold water?? it does.n't. and it's ridiculous.s commun that's why this community is infected.

this entire white house'se wh entire this administration. and unfortunately, the oncitee secret fbi is now being overruno basically by a group of of jokesters. and this this thinle.g is just t working. this anger it is is a complete.h travesty that this information is not out. we need transparency more in government every timtranspare ii this, every time they do this,on they're always covering for somebody or some group. and we know it and you know it,y especially in the media. i we need.i wa >>nt let me just get into this, because i want to mention this . speaking oe f the fbi, congressman, here's andrew mccabe's thoughts yesterday on cnn. >> the lis tt goess on on and ol individualiss who left manifestoes the synagogue shooter, the el paso shooter,ene even the shooter in nashville nv at the covenanilt school leftut some sort of we haven't heard many details about it. >> in many of these manifestos, you see things around racism, anti-semitism, anti-immigrant sentiment, some sort of no >> sn, your reaction

here? no, i'm not surprised. this bunch, they've been tryings to protect this grou gp of folkt it's just not it's just not f feasible. ma'am,easible, there's no rhymeo reason why they're doing this. they continue down this path and it's just it's out of control that this fbi needshingo a cleaning just like the rest of washington does. they the swampof and they are helping to perpetuate that, that it's not a myth anymore. it's reality, ma'am.hing t they are outhe there pushing ths agenda and we don't need this tb anymore. >> the people you knowottom whe the bottom line is ? the people have a right to know. i mean, absolutely, they're pushing for gunion if control, gun confiscation. if they had their way, they're pushing for all these changes because of killingsio like this. yet they're going to withhold information from from the very people who they claim they're protecting. i mean, it's is obvious whating. they're doing. and it's up to every state legislator, member of congress

to say, guess what, if this is a national concern, we wantld the data on blood toxicology. we wanlogyt to kno.w if they wee on certain anti-depressants, ssri. we want to know ift no they're smoking powet, want to know all of it. and if you're not going to givea it to us, we're going to we're d going to get a different wayo cr to go to court. e to do you can callyou ca me laura by the way, congressman, you have that nice southern respect. but laura , just ma'am, always makes us feel even older thawen. we are. >> congressman, we appreciate it. th much. so >> now, just how dangerousit to ag it to let biological males compete against girls?ai well, the horrifying video video a and an exclusive interview w with the high school girl who survived that ordeal next. >> you guys meet ahmed, our interpreter. later, director guy ritchie, not ahmed, saved my life. now he's being hunted by the taliban. >> i am going to get that man and his family out. >> you're going back into a war zone. >> you're going to be alone. we have to go now.

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is that controller you're holding. it's going to break. you're smart, smart. >> yesterday the republican led house passed a bill that would bar federally fundedcoll schools and colleges from allowing transgendereges athlets whose biological sex is male to compete on girls and women sports teams. can you believe that's controversial? well, unfortunately, the leftsp hates women, despite whawhttell they tell you. so this is likely to fail ine the senate. miraculouslsey through, well, biden has already promised he's going to vets omisedo. whw, as ridiculous as all of this is , what's worse is to pretend that it isn't happening. here's the number one democrat in the house, the detestable

hakeem jeffries. >>th for me, this is not about politics. this is about being there for all of america's children, including transgender children and the extreme republicans are trying to sensationalize aepubln issue that doesn't really exist . now, i suppose hakeem jeffriesme hasn't really seen the videoffrb what happened to payton mcnabb, has it? well, she's ?a female highcompet school volleyball player forced to compete against a male. >> i have to warn you, this is hard to watch. >> now, now, due to that boy, spike mcnabb suffered severe head and neck injuriesinjuri resulting in long term concussion symptoms. >> this week, she spoke for publicly about the ordeal for the first time. at >> for me, i know that my time

playing is coming to an end. >> i'm here for every biological female athlete behind me, allowing biological males to compete against the biological femalesls is dangerous. i may be the first to come. before you with an injury, butta if this doesn't pass, i won't be last. joining me now, the one young woman you just saw, payton c mcnabb, a nortarh carolina highl school athlete, and riley gaines, former swimmer a gainest the university of kentucky. both are spokeswoman. >> payton, why did you feel that it was important to speak out now? well, i well, i figured nick more no fw than when, you know, this is something that is definitely really important and it needst d to it needs to come to an end. >> how long did you play volleyball before the incident in question? >> how many years have you been playing? >> so i started in middle school, so i've been playing for seven years before

the incident. >> and if biological boys or young men are allowed to play in girls volleyball or women's volleyball, how long do you think women like you or young women like you will choose to play given the dangers at hand ? >> it i really don't think that girls will want to play. fear o i mean, the fear of that g, what happened to me happening to them, i feel like that will definitely stopat wil some girls and women from participating inlsome sports . >> this is continued to not be allowed. yeah, i mean, really, the administration proposed this new titlee bide nine rulest would bar federally funded schools from banning these trans athletes. so here's your forme flarr ma competitor and another man, leah thomas. his reaction is not enough not during this time of intense

anti-trans backlash. the trans community needsdiscri explicit protections from discrimination in order to live our lives freely. liveand legally.deserv oppol trans kids deserve the opportunity to competeove wh and play in the sportsou they love without compromising who they are. t >> really a reaction to that?eyo if you watchur this full video, i think it's about a minutelf and a half long, thomas says. , says things thing like it breaks my y to see trans trans womenomen a and trans girls losend out on opportunities everywhere in this dialog where we're thomases says the word trans woman, yourl could replace this wordd with women and girls. th t weex areing woly wha seeing. we'rmen and gie seeing women ano lose out on opportunities. and so fors. thomas to come out and basically say, you know,is i this is what makes us happy. this is this is it's good for our mental health. hethey're denying what this actually is for women and girls. it's the same thing we justht saw from this representative who goes on to say, you know, we're doing this for for all ofo our youth and all of our every e

american. but again, they're doing this in the guise of being inclusive . but what exclu isit really is , is exclusive. it's exclusive to women and girls. and it permits something like what happened to peyto n to happen to any girl. and they're denying that it' s happening. and what they are really doing is saying they don't care thates if it does happen. well, peyton, you said this cani continue to happen. injuriesd th as you suffered a severe concussion. >> but let's let's take it a step further. let's talk about other sports that involve more violent interactions like girls, lacrosse, girls basketball, does that mean wnb the wnba should be open to male players?l i'd love to have megan rapinoe when she is playing on the field against any decent college athlete, male athlete who happen to be a , you know,wn a young man when h he was playig

soccer but decided he was goingg to mak e a transition. i mean, none of this ends up end working in practice. work >> it just doesn't work.. no, it doesn't. it's to think of let's think of someone like lebron james playing on a wnba team. i mean, that's that thought is that thought is comical. right?that's e and that's exactly what this is . it's a mockery. it's almost funny what's happening. you see posts from the avalonbay. you see desantis ad where he had it was this big satire. but in reality, it's supposed to be satire. , it'sbut it's again, it's actually happening. so it's funny to laugh a t, but it's not funny when it happens. >> t wasn't funny or so i'm like myself. kind yeah, we had to we had kind of a kind of a long distance shot from when you were hit by that spike. but that was brutal. i mean, i don't know how hard that hit your face, but how how long the pain went on from

that. but again, that' is s a ball hitting you. imagine if it's an elbow or, you know, a shove or a lacrosse stick. what then? then? peyton? >> you can close it out. >> yeah, that's that's really the whole the whole fear of that. i know it would be it would be really devastating for what happened to me to become the normr that. >> and that's why i feelee i almost feel scared of how many times this is going to have to happen before people see the issue. >> issue how many girls and youg women are going to havehave t pe suffer before all of america wakes up to this. peyton and riley, than rileyk yu both for speaking out tonight. >> thank you so much.. thank you so much. y ouwelcome . eric adams and joe biden tried i to run on their swagger. . and this just in. we've learned who the truened wh standard of beauty really is .

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the pandemic began three years ago. i'm mary rafferty. >> now back to the ingraham angle. it's friday, and that means it's time for friday follies. and for that, we turn to foxfox news contributor raymond arroyo . right, right. democrats converging on dc thish week for the african-american mayors. >> african- laura , just where youd go if you're searching for exemplary leadership you a. i mean, who better to sharen tips on public safety s and avoidingafety public scandl than people like latoya cantrell of new orleans and laura lightfoot of chicago? both attendees, both at the top of their class for mayors of murder, capitals of the country . then mayor eric adams of new york offered advice on the qualities any mayor needs to break out your pencils in your ear at. >> i'm the ceo of the largeste

corporate city in america and my baldhead earring wearing swagga is running this city my way. >> yeah, we got swag, swag, swag, swags, the swags in a bag . look, 20% felonies are up. he's got ten thousandrker new yorkers that have fled to florida just since the beginning of this year. and don't even get me started on office. occupancy. >> 54% under mayor adams. well, that ain't swag y. >> why is he suddenly morphing into al sharpton? kind of meets reverend right there. i mean, that's like he kind ofr? turns transforms himself a to kind of a preacher and ae rapper all of the same time.samm and it's swagger or swagger i now, swag, swag, i think it can be . oh, i'm not up on the lingo. o and biden tried his own swagger in the rose garden today. >> ros it's really very, very dl when after all these years in. public, life, you know, for

two things, ray ban sunglasses, chocolate chip, ice cream, very dull. president , look., stand up. wh she i wanter the war hero is not real. stand up because she's in a wheelchair. but everybody else, please ever. up oh , my god. this i know he always does that. laura , disneyland has great moments with mr. lincoln. this is sad momentth mr. ls wit. biden. i can't wait to see thatnnot animatronic in action. the sunglasses still aren't working. you knowstill not , it's been very special being in new york with you. ar always it's been an intimate studio. yeah. are you enjoying this? well, i'm more intimate you enj? e. .fumes.ppy there's no marijuana fields. i got hit with marijuana fumesk as i was walking to the studio earlier today. we raymond raymond three wishes . are there. thank than yk you kindly, geny. my first wish is that politicians would avoid well, first that the graphic would fire in time, but then that politicians would avoid stupidcr

choreographed theatrics. it never realleos.y works and is embarrassing. in canada this week, malele members of parliament donned of heels and affected a very sad conga line to showa their opposition to violence against women. this is itself violenc.e against women. go volunteer at a shelter or better yet, take off your heels and stand up for those actually perpetuating violence against women. these are samms, by the way.. she has row after row upstairst of these and she alone thisjuin to me, just to makt.e the point i'm not going to put themon. on 1%, okay? my second wishond wish, i wish d just go into a fast food restaurant and order burgers, hold the brawl. >> i mean, look at i mean, everybody's so trigger. i'm sorry you're missing. sweet sauce is not your licenset to then and violent smack,, sma, spit, hit, kick and rip wigs off of the people working behind the counter. this has got to en d now and it's happening more andle ae

more because i think people are seeing these videos. oh, people are hav see a lot ofy anxiety, as we found oute fo yesterday, that a lot of anxiety out there. all right. your last wish. my last wish. now, this is a two parter. if you'll permit. the first is i wish non actors would stop appearing in sci fi series. >> remember when two time gubernatorial loser lived out her fantasy on star trekery? discovery, we greet the president of united earth. madam president , madam president , nothing could make me happier than to say those>> r thrds. >> thank you.ill be okay, i'llt. bet i was hillary clinton not available. >> i guess they had to settle for stacey abrams. well, now lizzo has invadedo ha the star wars universe, butpleae could i perhaps hold the baby, please? >> he doesn't take kindly to strangers. oh, so bad.

>> i hope baby yoda is nothere i the appetizer. but look, here's my probles m with this. >> when you're a non actor, it takes people out of the story when suddenly you see somebody like lizzo. i mean, if she's playing a popbu star, okay, maybe. >> but to just have her appear in the star wars universe, it tk takes you out of star wars>> sta is like nineteen seventy seven . >> yeah, i we're still building it with amanda knox now, but no. nothing. no, no.? all right.ymon raymond did, d yd you see that t lizzo post, by the way, declaring herself the beauty the stand. >> no, i didn't. yeah, i just finished showering and doing my little routine. >> and you know what i realized i am gorgeous. i am [ >> i am the beauty standard. >>at's kind of aggressive for a beauty standard.d of aggressia beauty standard. is she really the beauty i mean, is she really the .>> se >> i i think she is a question. well, look, i think oh, she's pretty. i just think she's kind of having well, this is a good m segway to myy wish. three point five .wish

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d son noah were there to cheer for her thener t boyfriend, who was runninghe atm two forty nine pm. the first bomb went off less tha than three feet away.y. rebecca's body shielded noaht as much as it could, but she was hurt and badly and asg sh rebecca lay bleeding in the street thinking she washe ha going to die, she hearrdd a voie saying, mommy, mommy, she turned saw noah being held by a. police officer . he safe . now, on that same day, doctors l put rebecca in a medically induced coma for an entire week and performed her first of many surgerieperformes on november 1. 2014, after doing everything they could to save it, rebecca r had her left leg amputated. after one of those surgeries, i was lucky enough to meet rebecca. is and now, ten years later, she's here to share more of her. story. joining us now, rebecca gregory, founder of rebecca's angels. , rebecca, wow. i don't think i've i think i've seen you for nine and a half years. i it's the first time i'velook

actually seen you. you look fantastic. tell us how you've turned thisim tragedy into something that is so meaningful to you. and to so many others at this s point. >> well, thank you so much. for having me, laura . it's great to see you. you know, i reflect back . it's been ten years now. we just had the ten year anniversary last weekend and we went up to boston to cheer on my husband that was runningr. in it. and he is nothatt a runner w. so that was done entirely ind honor of noah and i. and so that was really special. but i just keep thinking back to that day. and of course, we saw the horror and evil and it was. a worse in my own bones were t laying next to me on the sidewalk. i was in a pool of my ownwere b blood . there were nails and ballbs bearings and bbs and everything . these brothers packed into these pressure cooker bombs. buing.t the other part of that is that i saw the goodness in humanity. i saw the the brave people,

the first responders, the innocent civilians, all rushing in to save us , not knowing if a third or fourth bom bomb was getting ready to gonowt off, just knowing thathe they wanted to help and there te the reason i was able to get off the street that day and all of the people that had survivedv into a nearby trauma hospitaedl and so with rebecca's angels, we've now funded over five families. we've given them traumaven therapy. ther our way of giving back in this horrific event. th the hearts and souls milli of millions across the world.onl and it's our timd.e to give that back . >> now, rebecca, when i firstenf saw yoiru, i think it was was ia just a few months, i believe, after the . yeah. or maybe even a month after the bombing. and you you had one leg that was completely screwed together with , like its own cage and then your other leg was was was doing a little bit better. .

but i remember sitting and talking to you and praying with you and ed henry and ninarl hendee who are mutual friends. and you were i mean, even at that moment and with your son in the background, he was running around with so little, you held it togetherttle. in a . that was my man. i just remember that it was stunning . so to what do you credit that? i remember waking up in the hospital and right. as soon as i was waking up, noah was coming to visit me from an entirely different hospital. and so i remember everything that happened that day.t my s and i know that my son probablyd shouldn't be here right now. >> i shouldn't be here.n and as soon as i saw him just coming in to embrace me and asking me, mommy, are we going to be okay from this? i said, yeah, buddy. and that's exactly what we've been is is okay. and even though there are days e where it's difficult and it'san challenging, i feel like

i essentially traded my left leg for my son's life.ife. day.i would do that on any given day. and i have to believe thatn in there's a bigger plan in all of it. >> rebecca, this story from beginning to to this day hasha been so inspiring to methank personally. thank you foyor r your testimono and thank you for what you you're doing for're other traua victims who don't have any resources. we really appreciate you. >> and you look fantastic.ove to >> tall my love to noah. >> thank you so much. been stand for women's sports . >> the last bite explains for back pain. i've always been to take two and call in the morning guy, but my new doctor recommended a long pass without another pill upsetting my stomach. tr and safe relief selon pass.ueat it's goo are yd medicine. e doin meet tong y here from credit repair .com, helpingtra n people see the true cost h of bd credit . what are you doing to improve

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