be with them if they are an 0 for. >> gillian: tomorrow on "special report" interview joseph zig imler one of the whistleblowers in the hunter biden scandal also my colleague bret takes a look at how russia and iran may be working together to evade sanctions. thanks for watching "special report" i'm gillian turner in washington. the ingraham ham a angle is nex. >> laura: hi, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight thanks for being with us. stolen the purge. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, you would think they would learn when corporations or industry groups or sports franchises insult and even try to purge the values of views of tens of millions of americans, it can backfire spectacularly. take the bucket heads over at anheuser-busch their embrace ever the trans influencer dylan mulvaney has been a total disaster for them.

you can't overstate it. as bud light sales dropped 23.6% this year year over year, wow! >> they also sent me one can with my face on it. and now i can't find it because i hid it so well but, when i do find it, i feel like it needs to go in a museum. >> laura: oops. there is good news in the film and industries as well. jason aldean's song try that in a small town pulled from cmt because it was offensive for taking on the 2020 riots, the public reacted by sending the song to the top of the charts. and then when a text against the terrific new sound the sound of freedom starting coming from the regime media the public responded by buying more tickets. it cost around $1 million to produce this film. and so far it's made $100 million at the box office. that's a blockbuster. now, what's the message here? you try to purge our ideas and we're just going to take our hard earned money to people who are producing great products and

who actually respect our views. and let's point something else out here. this is the first time -- and i have been around washington longer than i would like to admit -- where i can remember that conservatives are actually moving markets. heck, conservatives i like to call it the normalcy coalition and its roaring back. look, the fringe got cocky because it had been super successful in these battles. and whether we are talking about the military or the field of medicine, public schools, or the democrat party itself, the left's pattern is always the same. infiltrate, redefine, and purge or irp. this means they infiltrate at every level, they redefine every key term, and then they purge the opposing voices. now, the first two steps are pretty self-explanatory, after all we have seen what has infiltrated our military it's not pretty. and the twisted personalities that are now burrowed into our

educational system. >> nea. we all dissent! we all dissent! we all dissent! >> we have come here to florida. our nation's ground zero for shameful raws racist homophobic misogynistic xenophobia rhetoric and dangerous actions. >> laura: and we know how they tried to redefine racist terms bigger class of victims that are going to need more government programs. >> we have moved from bum, which means someone's lack of house something their fault usually due to laysness to homeless which describes the condition of not having housing to unhoused, which means the system is at fault for one's lack of housing. >> laura: you can't demand that the unhoused people stop defecating in public because it's not their fault, after all. and you can't assume that motherhood is only for women.

>> so is the administration's official policy to relate -- replace the term woman with birthing people? >> i think our official policy is to make sure when people get service from their government that they feel included and we are trying to use inclusive language. >> laura: let me interpret that for you. that means yes. and there is nothing inclusive about it because most americans, especially people of faith, think this is insane and sick and ultimately an attack on the nuclear family. now, as to the purging step and the radical's playbook, they prefer doing their dirty work without any questioning or debate. that includes within the democrat party itself. look what they are too long to democrat presidential candidate r.f.k. jr. they are going to desperate lengths, it's so peak, to pathed on a debate stage with r.f.k. jr. the party of israel bashers

pramila jayapal is claiming is he anti-semitic. >> we request that you rescind his invitation to be here messages spread anti-semitic and anti-asian. his helpful anti-semitic. >> now i'm subject to this new form of censorship which is called targeted propaganda where people apply pejoratives, anti-semitism, racism, these are the most appalling, disgusting pejoratives and they are applied to me to silence me. >> laura: and of course the white house as if on cue pounced. >> claims made on that tape is false. it is vile. they put our fellow americans in danger. >> laura: in danger? please. of course, criticizing r.f.k. theory about covid or china okay can you do that to debate. buff using this as an excuse to

try to purge him? it's just part of the biden protection react and cnn is on it. >> we're almost losing track of the number of statements and times they have had to come out since he has announced his bid for president and before then there are many people close to the kennedy family and others who think he is simply trying to raise money. there is an audience for what he is saying in some respects froms anti-vaccine community and others and he is trying to have a platform for all of this. is he not really running much of a presidential campaign. >> laura: well, maybe because he gets deplatformed every five minutes. of course is he not a dumb person he knows if r.f.k. wasn't polling so well his remarks wouldn't be censored. they would be 2ke89 with. the democrats would be smart if they did some self-reflection here because r.f.k. is popular not just because of his views on the vaccine, is he popular because on key issues, he represents the values of the old democrat party. pro-free speech, antiwar, skeptics of big business,

defenders of human rights, including in china. so the question is not what's happened to robert kennedy jr. the question is what happened to the democrat party? and by the way what's happened to our military because under biden americans are losing confidence in our armed forces. and not just that, a purge of traditional moral values is co-insight siding with a huge short fall in recruiting. the army is reporting it's missing its target by 15,000 recruits. the navy is down 10,000. and the air force anticipates that 3,000 person deficit. that is significant. and what happens the biden's team's answer to all of this? just double down on radicalism. >> our policies, whether they're diversity, inclusion and equity or whether they are about transgender individuals who qualify, physically and mentally to serve to be able to do it with dignity. >> laura: how many christian families in the south and midwest are going to actually continue to send their sons and daughters into this remade military environment?

we all know in biden's military if a promotion, let's say comes down, a decision about a promotion comes down between a trans man and a devout catholic, the trans man is always going to get the promotion every time, right? we all know that so it's kind of a silent purge. and secretary lloyd austin started the process after the january 6th riots. he issued a standdown directive, remember, across the u.s. military with a stated purpose to root out extremists in the ranks. that, itself, was incredibly damaging to the institution. i'm noted really sure if the democrats have thought this through. if you purge the military of all christians, muslims, and jews who vehemently support the abortion and trans gender and other americans who don't agree with those issues, then who exactly is going to be left to serve our country in uniform? of course the white house though claims that people aren't joining or staying in the military because they can't have

abortions abortion laws in this country that are now being passed are absolutely having an effect on their willingness to continue serving in uniform. what happens if you get assigned to a state like alabama which has pretty restrictive abortion law in place and you are concerned about your reproductive care? what do you do? do you say no and get out? well, some people may decide to do it. and what does that mean? that means we lose talent, important talent. >> laura: no, sir, if the talent is running in the other direction it's because you have radically changed the military's ethos. you purged recruitment campaigns like this >> we do more before 9:00 a.m. than most people do all day. ♪ be all that you can be bee >> thanks, first sergeant. >> good morning. ♪ find your future in the army >> laura: and replaced them with stuff like this. >> are you kidding? i'm at the top of my game. i'm right up there with the big dogs.

girls, come on. leave the saving the world to the men? i don't think so. >> laura: so, once again, the new far left democrats are the ones upending our most important institutions. it's time for the voters to purge them before they purge everything we love about america and that's' the angle. joining me now is russ the former omb director under trump and center for renewing america and mollie hemingway editor an chief of the federalist and fox news contributor. mollie, i think we are beginning to see a change here in the -- i like to call it the normalcy coalition. the real normal. not the new new new new normal but the real normal. they realize they have a lot of power. there is a lot of them out there and they are beginning to exercise it? >> for the longest time they didn't want to be involved in politics. they just stayed neutral as these corporations adopted democrat messaging and far left messaging and they just kind of took it. now they understand they can pick some battles and actually win them. winning them makes them more eager to do it again and again.

corporations would be wise to restrain themselves when they get the pressure from these left wing advocacy organizations because youner know when the thing is going to be that actually destroys your entire company. >> laura: russ, another person effective in resisting what is being done especially to our military is typically tuberville senator tuberville vilified for using his constitutional authority to stop these promotions and these nominations from going forward as long as money, our tax dollars are being used for abortion transportation, et cetera, other costs. your reaction to that? >> he has been incredibly effective and he has been vilified but the military establishment, notice it's not just the biden administration it's also the military that is supposedly antipolitical and they are the ones that are doing the politicization of it. and i think it's not just that he has said, look, we're not going to go forward with these nominations but it's on an expedited basis. he's not saying that they won't -- they can't get a vote. this administration wants them to all be done by unanimous

consent so we don't have a debate about whether a brigadier general says the most important accomplishment in his military career is setting up a dei office. that's the kind of person that we are up against with regard to these generals. >> laura: hakeem jeffries responded to all of the hullabaloo about the reauthorization act inch republicans take a bipartisan piece of legislation like the national defense authorization act attack reproductive freedom, attack the lgbtq community, and undermine our national security and the ability of our military to recruit from every corner of america. >> laura: mollie? >> he is factually not accurate here. it is the biden administration that inserted politics into this by responding to the dobbs decision by breaking all precedent and norm and rules on these things and inserting abortion and radical trans issues into the military thing. should be something they don't

do if for no research it allows broad bipartisan votes. it's really appalling how our military around the political leadership that supports them saying we don't need to know how far to win wars and exit wars. we just want to use this military to bush a radical agenda that is not supported -- you know, these are not popular things with the american people. taxpayer funding of abortion. radical trans pushing you in the military. what our americans want is a military that is capable, cohesive and able to fight and win wars. that seems very few people in d.c. and the republican party, the democratic party and the permanent d.c. caucus really care about this. >> laura: russ, i think the pentagon is much more comfortable talking about trans issues and pride month than they are about the sputtering of the spring offensive, summer offensive in ukraine which, you know, we are going to get into later but apparently isn't going so swimmingly. >> or we don't have enough attack submarines. they never want to talk about actual military readiness or what it's going to take to

confront china they want to talk about what it sets to set up a dei office. what's necessary to attract people who are desperate to have an abortion and, therefore, our readiness depends on people's quote, unquote, reproductive help that is what is problematic about our military caste system. >> laura: this hearing with r.f.k. jr. we are going to spend some time on it in the show tonight because it was stunning. he along with the whistleblowers yesterday, he just exposed the democrats. now, there was a moment with representative plaskett at this hearing today. watch this. >> they want four social media companies to promote conspiracy theories. they will want to bully the experts into abandoning their work on disinformation, to pave the way. they want to give expression to the most vile sorts of speech here in this committee room because of it prepares the ground for their own conspiracy theories and pseudo science. >> laura: how is that -- how is it pseudo science? >> well, there are two major problems with what she is saying

here, too. one, silicon valley is not run by republicans, it's actually run by left wingers who are trying to censor all sorts of information. they censor everything that effects our elections and do in a way that systematically advantages the democrat party. there is also this basic american thing we have a marketplace of ideas precisely so we can come to the truth. that doesn't mean that every idea that's expressed in the marketplace of ideas is going to be correct or accurate. the reason why you allow that to happen is because we don't want to live in totalitarian system and that's what she is advocating right there. >> laura: that's what all the democrats want. that's what it sounded like to me. russ and mollie thank you both. >> thank you. >> laura: now for another edition of "you heard it here first." history shows that the longer a war lasts the more costly it is. u.s. policymakers have to be very careful to make sure we do not end up in a worse position as long as it takes. that could be many years because putin just announced he is calling up 300,000 reservists.

all the boasting that happened, that victory for ukraine was within reach? the angle told you at the time that that was happy talk. it wasn't grounded in reality. and wouldn't you know? regularly a uniparty spokesperson and war hawk andrea mitchell is finally forced to admit a little bit of reality. >> some u.s. officials out here and certainly other officials believe that this is really stalemate. it's a frozen conflict and that it's going to go on for quite awhile. and that it's really arguable whether ukraine can really win. >> laura: america, are you hearing this? it's really arguable whether ukraine can win. so with no clear path to victory in sight, sewerly the biden administration is reconsidering the constant turning on of the cash sspigot.

support the people of ukraine. the package also includes additional artillery rounds. the united states is committed to supporting ukraine alongside our allies and partners now and for the long future. >> laura: the long future. is that what we are calling it now? that's right. another $1.3 billion is led to ukraine because more weapons are always the solution to military quagmires. the truth is as admirable as the ukraine effort has been. u.s. officials know -- they know it's a stalemate. rather talk about trans, rather talk about the abortion issue. what they said was going to be decisive for the ukrainians, has not been. once again, they're wrong. the question is does biden understand any of this? no, probably not. and how long do the american people need to wait for him to admit that? well, if you thought what was real at yesterday's hearing with the irs whistleblowers was incredible as i said to mollie and these guys during the break, wait until you see what chuck

grassley just dropped and how it draws joe biden even deeper into hunter's mess, jonathan turley reacts to that and a lot more, next. ♪ lt h care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. enroll now at your chm dot org

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house comms team into scramble mode. he dropped what is known as an fd 1023 form and it details house the bidens allegedly coerced the burisma ceo to pay them millions to get rid of the ukrainian prosecutor who was investigating the company back in 2016. now, the fbi interviewed detailed inside was of a highly credible source who said that burisma hired hunter biden to protect the u.s. through his dad from all kind of problems. now, i will let joe biden explain what happened next. >> listen, i'm telling you, you're not getting the billion dollars. i said you're not getting the billion. i'm going to be leaving here and i think it was six -- i said look we are leaving in six hours. if the prosecutor ♪ fired, you are not getting the money well son of a [bleep] got fired. [laughter] >> laura: looks like someone got money. joining me now jonathan turley professor of law at gwu and fox news contributor. professor, after receiving information from the fraud, christopher steele, the fbi

filed for surveillance warrants. but after the allegations from this source, no such moves. essentially just dropped it. very interesting. >> right. it is interesting. thank you, laura. the fascinating thing about this story is it gets worse by the day. you know, one of the more interesting things that we saw in recent weeks was bill barr being interviewed. and barr said that he never shut down this investigation. but he also added that he sent it to a u.s. attorney's office that he said found-facts that the fbi overlooked. now, that alone was sort of chilling. the fbi has a source saying that biden is accepting millions of dollars. and that we now know that this source reportedly said that this was money to be paid to hunter for the protection from his dad. i mean, you can't get more serious than that.

and, yet, when barr sent to the u.s. attorney's office, which is not there to investigate crimes, he said they found additional dealer that the fbi overlooked. it was then sent to delaware and there it appears to have died. and so there are so many questions that we need to have answered of why this took such a circuitous route, why the fbi didn't fully investigate. what did the u.s. attorney's office find in addition? but, most importantly, what happened? why did it go to delaware and was never seen again? >> laura: well, the whistleblowers yesterday, jonathan, were asked about this particular form. watch this. >> the team that was in charge of investigating the biden family for tax crimes never received the fbi document that alleged joe biden was involved in a bribery scheme. >> for the irs investigators on the case? the answer is no? >> there are things that are

contained on that document that could further corroborate other information. >> and now we -- we find in the document that apparently the source described as highly credible, said that the prosecutor has many text messages and recordings to show that he was coerced by the bidens to make these payments, to try to hold that prosecutor off against the company burisma in ukraine. text messages and documents. >> that's right, laura. the other thing about this, this document, is that it dovetails perfectly with what comer and other chairman have found. also including the recent disclosures from ways and means, about how money went to the biden family. the document refers to how they were not supposed to send money to the, quote: big guy, a term we have seen in other files as referencing president biden.

but it said that the bidens prefer to use a labyrinth of different accounts, different corporations to hide the money. well, these committees have put together a detailed account of just layers upon laser of corporations and accounts used and it doesn't seem like there is any purpose to this complexity except to hide these -- these transfers of money. and so the most disturbing thing about the document is that it mirrors what was recently released by these committees looking at the actual transactions from these banks. >> laura: well, at this point, given everything we have, should the attorney general appoint some type of special counsel, independent council to get to the bottom of this, jonathan? i'm not a fan of independent counsel counsels, personally but what about that? >> not only has there been an

unassailable case for special counsel for two years, garland has proved the need for a special counsel. every decision he has made has been against giving trainers and affording action to these allegations. i mean, the record of the fbi shows precisely why we need an independent special counsel. the reluctance of garland to make that appointment is baffling, at best. i mean, the president is all over these files. there's references to his receiving a potential cut, a percentage of some of these deals. the president also stands contradicted. you know, yesterday, representative goldman tripped the wire in the middle of the hearing and actually got a witness to say yeah, hunter spoke to the president about his business dealings. that's saying that the president has been lying for two years. >> laura: well, trump is inteemed for a phone call and you get all these transactions

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research at tulane analyzed data relating to 51 of the largest metropolitan areas and found that in areas with higher black populations, mass shootings are likelier to occur compared to communities with higher white populations. there are also more black people injured and killed. so instead of identifying the problem in urban areas, as something that requires attention, the black-on-black crime, the study tries to lay the entire blame on systemic racism. joining me now larry elder, conservative radio host, republican candidate for president, larry,. [laughter] >> honestly. >> laura: take it away. >> well, you know we just had gay pride month maybe it's time for let's take it easy on the white man month. the sad truth is 60% of the shootings the homicides in america are committed by black people. the sad truth is half of the homicide victims in america are black. almost all killed by other

blacks as same race crime murder is a same race crime. most whites killed are killed by other whites. according to the cdc, a young black manage 10 to 43 i'm not making this up 10 times more likely to be murder derderian than ha white man. contrary to what joe biden said at howard university they ain't being killed by white supremacists they are being killed by other blacks. unless you are prepared to say black men genetically inclined to kill other men. what is going on is the 10,000-pound in the room epidemic of fatherlessness. 70% of black kids without fathers in the home. up from 25% back in 1965. >> 25% of white kids now. >> laura: white number is going up, too. the statute even clear even barack obama if you are raised without a dad five times more likely to be poor and commit crime. nine times more likely to drop out of school 20 times more likely toned up in jail. >> laura: i'm a single mom and

i'm saddened why this. >> not to dissingle moms. but with the so-called war on poverty launched by a democrat in the 60's. we have incentivized women marry the government and men to abandon their family. i have tried to get je'kel jesse jackson to talk about these issues. he won't dom on. maxine waters. al sharpton. one of these black leaders did. at the time the president of the naacp. before that he was in congress. now is he back in congress. and i said to him, mr. as presence of white racism or the absence of black fathers which poses a greater threat to the black community without missing a beat he said the absence of black fathers. >> laura: that's just the truth. you can't deny that larry, to this point, there was this new study that was flagged in "reason magazine" showing a stunning link between a decrease in police presence and stops and an increase in homicides. now, look at these charts. you are going to see that during the pandemic police stopped

significantly slowed, of course, at the same time homicides overall surged. and if you look at the specific types like gun related homicides, that also spiked as did gang related homicides. so, larry, the blm riots were responsible for potentially thousands of deaths. >> i think so it's called the george floyd effect on or about the blm effect. phenomenon of cops pulling back from normal of policing less likely a bad guy is going to be caught, going to be convicted and incarcerated. there are so-called excess deaths and these excess deaths are primarily the black and brown people living in the inner city that the left purports to care about. laura laura larry, the mpd is entering the settlement with the protest rioters in new york after the floyd killing and it's $13 million going to, i guess, what 1,000 people who were arrested? what? >> almost every time one of these high profile shootings there is a settle the. the reason for this is to make peace so that people don't right and yell and scream and tear up

things. we often talk about chicago being a violent city. when you look at the per capita homicide rate in st. louis and in baltimore it's almost two times more. >> laura: baltimore is a nightmare. >> all run by black mayors. chicago is on second consecutive black mayor. it's insulting. if you continue to misanalyze the problem the solutions are going to be forever allusive. all these kids need mentors that's one of the researchers i'm running for president and asking people to go my website larry elder.com and get me on the debate stage in milwaukee. >> laura: i would like to see you on the debate stage. >> i appreciate it. >> laura: haven't seen you since l.a. pounding the pavement together boiling hot. of course climate change great to see you as always. >> structural racism and climate change. >> laura: both of them. up next mayor eric adams with serious walkbacks plus, if you needed any more evidence as to how badly some forces want that

manifesto from the nashville trans story hidden, wait until you hear the next story. stay there. ♪

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played the role of savior savior to the illegal aliens. >> not a moment of saying we got you. this is a moment saying we got you. this is where we are as new yorkers. new york is one of the few states where you have right to shelter. we're not like those who are sending people away during their time of needs. >> laura: but it took a full year, i guess, for adams to go from we got you to we don't want you. >> we're also announcing border advocacy fliers to honestly communicate our city's situation to those thinking of coming here. we're going to go to the frontline of this issue, communicate with people on the border, by handing out fliers. we want people to be faced with the real reality at the border. >> laura: so what do those border advocacy fliers say? there is no guarantee we will be able to provide shelter and services to new arrivals. you think?

>> laura: well, it's been nearly four months since audrey hale stocked the coffin nafnt school hallways and murdered six people including three children. numerous writings, 30 journals, a suicide note and a memoir was all taken from her home. all the information contained within could be potentially vital in determining a motive and possibly preventing future attacks. now, first police said it was being all reviewed for public release. the governor even repeated that said the same. but then police backed down and they blamed it on pending litigation. so how crazy is this effort to keep this concealed? according to just the news, a tennessee man was just charged with threatening conservative journalist over his lawsuit to get the manifesto. in an email the man reported told michael patrick leahy i'm willing to go prison to end you. michael patrick leahy was the recipient of those threats. he is the ceo of star news

digital media and he joins me now. michael, why are so people so angry, driven to threats about a simple push for transparency here? >> that's a very good question, laura. and i think there is a lot of anger on the left here that they don't want this released. we filed a lawsuit in federal court. we're represented by the wisconsin institute of law and liberty against the fbi. they have the manifesto. and then we also filed a case in state court where we are represented by america first legal in the state court, the number of let gantz who don't want this out there is huge and it's very surprising. we filed to release the manifesto and the judge there, an obama appointee aleida central gear is actually a pretty good judge in terms of tamping down the federal

government. we think there is a reasonable chance we will get that released sometime in august. >> laura: this is clearly in the public interest. it's obvious it's in the public interest. we asked the national p.d. when the manifesto and all the other documents were going to be released and, in parted, they told us it's currently caught up in the court system. and the fbi told the angle that they wouldn't comment. michael, this, again, feeds into the public's, you know, lack much trust, right, in these institutions. they hide information that's inconvenient to some narrative, political or otherwise, and then they put -- they flood the marketplace with information whether they think it advances a political agenda. at least that's what it seems. >> laura, you're absolutely right. and both metro nashville police department and the fbi are claiming there is an ongoing investigation. but they haven't identified who they are investigating. so it seems like they are trying not to put it out. now, our governor, bill lee, you just mentioned him. >> he is sort of made a mistake and is calling for a special

session on august 21st where he wants to talk about gun control. a big mistake. all around the country are going to descend upon us and frankly we're concerned about our safety. >> now the next guest says the info divulged in the upcoming congressional hearing on the unidentified ariel phenomena will usher in a new era of transparency. is he here to explain why in moments. ♪.

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>> if one is you can bring democrats and republicans together, it is ufos. >> why aren't they being transparent? >> they tell us they do not exist but block opportunities to get a hold of the information and we are going to get to the bottom of it. we are done with the cover-up. the house oversight committee announcing a hearing with actual eyewitnesses for what the government calls you a piece. the biden administration admitting these things are having an impact on our military. some of these phenomenon, we know have already had an impact

on our training ranges. pilots are trying to do training in the air and they see these things and they are not sure what they are in a can have an impact on their ability. there are something pilots are seeing. >> >> joining me now, the cohost of a podcast that explores the unexplained. what do we know about these things that pilots are seeing that are interfering with training missions? >> our government knows a lot about them but the public does not. the issue, it does not matter where these machines are from. they outpace and over perform any of our weaponry. we know they are not china or russia. they are not ours. we are looking to avoid strategic surprised. it doesn't matter where they are from. what matters is we don't have a view of what is going on in our airspace.

that is what this hearing is about, this unprecedented hearing unlike anything that has come before. >> a lot of the skeptics are saying this is new technology that is coming from china or russia and a congressman had a good retort to that. >> if russia owned it, they would not be battling ukraine. it would be over. china, they would own us, even more so. it is something from the extraterrestrial or something we have in our works. it defies all of our loss of physics. the human body would not be able to stand the pressure. >> i want to hear more. >> the whole world, it is fascinated by this. ufos have been part of the human experience since before

there was a pentagon or department of defense. this idea it is some technology built by another unknown nation does not hold water. who was operating this, what is the intent, how do they have these performance capabilities? this is not a new topic. you go back to presidencies, people ran on tickets to tell the truth about ufos, so it is about time. we are getting closer and closer. these hearings are historic. people that engaged ufos and combat situations, even training. that is what we are going to see next week. >> can you explain how are these operating? it defies the laws of physics, to put the pressure on a regular human pilot that would be unsustainable by the human body. >> that is a huge story but it has to do with the systems

themselves. i can tell you what we are observing, not how it works. what we are observing are objects that can go trans medium, from space, to air, to see, so they are able to go out right angle turns at thousands of miles per hour. the public deserves to know this exists. the question becomes whose are they. >> we have been hearing about the pieces of things that seem like aircraft that have been recovered and are being examined somewhere but we don't know? it is like night at the museum. where are these items? where are these vehicles? >> senator harry reid pointed the finger at lockheed but there are a number of these holding facilities and i hope we hear more about that when it comes to

the hearings. those places have been told to arrow. >> we cannot wait for this hearing. thank you. that is it for us tonight. set your dvr so you stay connected. it is america now and forever and jesse watters and the whole gang take it from here. >> welcome to jesse watters prime time. tonight. >> this is an attempt to censor. every statement you just made about me is inaccurate. >> rfk jr., censored by democrats. >> ron desantis moves against bud light. a prime time exclusive. >> do you know w t