last until 15 seconds into the show so that's nice. but i do miss talking to them. tomorrow we have got our "common ground" segment. we will continue to talk about all the issues that people are coming together on. please remember had if you can't catch us live set your dvr 6:00 p.m. east, 3:00 in the west. fair a, balanced and unafraid. ♪ >> laura: hey, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. from hunter's art scam to joe's rabid dogs to g.o.p. contender vivek ramaswamy we have it all tonight. but, first, conflicts and corruption. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: drip, drip, drip. well, every day it seems that important new details are trickling out about the source of biden's finances and today we have potential new insights into why that delaware u.s.

attorney's office blocked or at least slow-walked the investigation into hunter biden. now, courtesy of the house oversight's committee's investigation we now know that at least one top attorney in david weiss' office had close, personal and professional ties to the biden family. huh meet alexander mackler a 2014 grad of william and mary law school. the school reports mackler's linkedin page appears he has spent years working in the delaware's attorney's office including the months when whistleblowers in the office took up an investigation of hunter biden. but was he really that close to the bidens? i mean, come on. i mean, this is just not at all. he was just the press secretary for senator joe biden. he has just the legal counsel for v.p. joe biden and in 2010 he was only the manager of the late beau biden's for delaware's a.g. all before joining weiss' office as they were kicking off the investigation into hunter

biden and it gets even better. mackler worked on the biden-harris transition team in 2020 and he even helped the biden administration create its, wait for it, blueprint for its department of justice. now, in other words, alex andrew mackler was involved at almost every juncture of joe biden's political life for the past 15 years. >> we're not done yet. you'll also get the mixing bowl set. inflatable chair. magnet and ironing board with shirt rack and puzzle generator. language translator. mouse pad and mascot outfit. yes, there's more. according to sarah bedford at the washington examiner mackler also appeared to have a close personal relationship with hunter biden. now, in emails found on hunter's laptop mackler correspondent corresponded frequently with hunter biden and business associates and even referred to hunter fondly as a brother.

now, wow. that sure was convenient. don't you think? having mackler in weiss' office? and don't forget what we learned from the daily mail, a little more just a few weeks back about mackler's connections with leslie wolf. remember, she was the assistant u.s. attorney who worked under weiss and was accused by the irs whistleblowers last week of stymieing the hunter biden investigation. even though as we know evidence they uncovered showed really important links between father and son there again, just another biden coincidence. i'm certain of it. while serving as delaware federal prosecutor in the same office investigating hunter. mackler continually checked in on him with warm, loving emails as hunter pursued a series of self-confessed remember crack ck cocaine and prostitute buffalo wild wings in a july 2018 email mackler wrote "love you. hope you're good. call me some time." in october 2018 he asked hunter how life was and then he said

"give me a call sometime. we can catch up." that's where he ended the email with "love you, brother." now, he was still working in the u.s. attorney's office at that time. so was there any concern in the office about wolf's ties to mackler while she was investigating hunter? a source close to the delaware-biden probe told "the daily mail" that mackler worked with wolf on at least one delaware federal case and that the two were friends. the source also said there were concerns about wolf ties to the exbiden adviser while she was investigating hunter and their collegiate relationship was even allegedly referred to the designated agency ethics officer for weiss' office. we don't know what came of that, though. now mackler even visited the white house at least five times since joe biden became president. that's according to the most up to date visitor logs that we have. this included not only one-on-ones with biden's campaign manager but with the

president himself in april of 2022. clearly the venn diagram of intersecting characters of biden's political shop and the investigating team itself raise at the very least the appearance of such serious conflicts of interest and that weiss should have moved wolf off the team entirely given all that. and it's another reason that weiss' own credibility and, of course, the credibility of this entire hunter biden probe is damaged beyond repair nobody trusts it. all of this must be pursued in serious questioning of mr. weiss on capitol hill. and i think it's yet another reason that we desperately need the appointment of a special counsel to review the biden family's involvement with all these foreign business interest during his time as vice president. and that's the angle. joining me now is congressman jim comer, chair of the house oversight committee. congressman, now, these new

details that i know you have known for some time about this character, alexander mackler, to me, as a former white collar criminal defense attorney are stunning. what am i missing here in the way i laid this out? are you? laid it out perfectly, laura. the conflict of interest with weiss are never ending. i mean, it's a joke. did you go back to how he was appointed. he was appointed by trump. in reality i can tell with you confidence in kentucky, regardless of who the president is, mitch mcconnell has a big say who gets appointed u.s. attorney because the senate confirms all of these. and the president has to work with the senators on confirmations so they are always trying to have an agreement on who the u.s. attorney is. so, if you go back in time, weiss was appointed by obama for a position long before he was appointed by trump.

so, their argument is no good. what the facts are that this u.s. attorney had all sorts of conflicts of interest but if i could ask weiss one question when he comes to congress, it would be this: why did you not share that fbi form 1023 with the irs investigators who were investigating the bidens for suspicious wire transactions from ukraine when you have a credible source of evidence at the fbi that the president took a bribe and you have these irs officials who work for years investigating these suspicious transactions why would you not share that information we learned in our hearing last week that the fbi agents or that the irs agents never got the fbi form alleging joe biden took a bribe. >> laura: well, there is some reporting i understand that when weiss comes to testify it may be prudent to have him testify with an individual who might be in

conflict with what he says in almost real time. now, that may be unconventional, but would that be something you're going to consider? i would definitely consider it. oftentimes with somebody like weiss comes you let hem have the hearing alone in this situation he has a lot of explaining to do and with all the evidence that suggest that he has completely botched this hearing, at best, or participated in a major cover-up at worse, i think we need to explore every option to where the american people can get the facts as well as they can be laid out. >> laura: now, the media, i think, wants everyone to believe as i call them the regime media, congressman, there is nothing at all tying joe biden to hunter's business dealings and they are still at it. watch this. >> irs whistleblowers who made

insinuations there is improper activity they talk about payments with foreign companies that hunter biden has been entangled in. nobody has provided, you know, evidence that the president was directly involved and acted improperly as, you know, as part of all of this. >> laura: congressman, is there any evidence that suggest joe biden was directly involved in hunter's business dealings? >> yes. there's lots of evidence. there is pictures. there is emails. there is text messages. there's what's app. messages. there is testimony that we have received. now we are entering the deposition and/or transcribed interview phase of our investigation where people like devon archer who actually know what level of involvement joe biden had in the family visiting, they are going to be able to come under oath and tell us exactly what role joe biden played. i don't think anyone in america who has paid attention to this investigation believes that the president's son had the ability to tell these foreign nationals

to wire, to shell companies, millions and millions of dollars so that his family could take it and lander alan launder it downe different biden family members. everybody realizes this had to be from joe biden look at all the white house is saying they changed their story in the last 24 hours for fear of what devon archer is going to testify next week. they are saying well, joe biden was never in business with his son. that's not what they have been saying, laura. they have been saying he had no involvement. he never communicated with his son. that's what they said for years and years and years. and then all of the sudden ahead of this transcribed interview we are going to have, they changed their story. >> laura: well, congressman, we will be following it extremely closely as always. thank you. ♪ no evidence of any wrongdoing by the president. and mr. mccarthy knows that. this is all everything in upside down because because the former president who was so corrupt and

crude and base -- engaged in such criminal activity now we're going to try deflect that was congresswoman madeline dean responding to speaker mccarthy's potential impeachment proceeding against president biden. turns out she is as big a liar as the joe biden. a confidential human source brought information to the fbi that directly ties joe to this bribery scheme when he was vice president. then as congressman comer just oea included to the what's app. message from hunter biden that he was sitting with his father when he tried to squeeze that chinese businessman for money and then hunter's former business partner devon archer we will hear from him next week behind closed doors. joe was on at least two dozen calls directly tied to these foreign business dealings when he was vice president. and that doesn't even get to the whistleblower testimony, alleging biden administration

interference in his son's prosecution so despite all of that, the litany ever what seems to be on the surface, if the standard is a phone call with zelenskyy, that's a standard for impeachment and this isn't impeachable? come on. i have a warning though at the same time for the g.o.p. as tantalizing as all of this is, you have got to be careful of making joe biden out to be a victim, a martyr heading into 2024 that's not to say he doesn't deserve top scrutiny and frankly needs to be removed from office. he does. but that decision might best be left to the voters as republicans rightfully claimed during trump's impeachment. joining me now is sol wisenburg former deputy independent counsel. sol, where do you stand here given what seems to be a building real dossier of information showing joe biden's ties to hunter and his business dealings? is this the best time now to proceed with impeachment proceedings against joe biden? >>

>> laura, i agree with you. i don't think we are quite there yet. i do think there would be the danger real danger of a backlash and there would be sympathy for president biden. but, we're getting closer with every new revelation combings out and devon archer looks like the latest. i want to make one point really clear. the president and his defenders keep saying he never interfered in the hunter biden investigation. every time he says i'm confident my son has done nothing wrong, he will be cleared, he interferes. when he came and gave a social call to the delaware u.s. attorney's office when his son was being investigated, that's interference. when his two hand-picked political u.s. attorneys, one in washington, d.c. and one in los angeles turned down david weiss and said we are not going to let

you prosecute hunter biden in our district that's interference. as these things build up, we are getting closer to that point but i agree with you there is a real danger of moving too quickly. investigate all you want. don't necessarily call it an impeachment yet. >> laura: speaker mccarthy was discussing his call for this potential impeachment inquiry earlier today. watch this. >> you have the president saying one thing that we is not true. irs whistleblowers saying something when it comes to government treating the bidens different. you've got an informant claiming that the biden family had been bribed. should you ignore that or investigate that. the only way you can investigate that is through an impeachment inquiry. >> laura: sol, is that the case? i mean, to get to the facts that are needed in this case, even deeper, maybe more closely bank records, tied to joe biden himself or other family members,

do you need that inquiry to go forward? you obviously do not because congressman comer has been incredibly successful in finding the bank records that show all the laundered money that went to the biden related llcs. you can do a lot. yyou but i do think it's very important and significant that the president has said for two years he never discussed business with his son and obviously falsehoods that they are now pulling back on. and, you know, on this question of co-location, that's a great area. this question of the what's app. call where he says, hunter says i've got my dad sitting right here with me. this is a great example of the intersection of possible impeachment and the interference because the agents, remember, the whistleblower said can we just do co-location and find out? we can find out if they were really sitting next to each other at that exact time and no

one will never know, the press will never know. that's routine law enforcement and the doj prosecutor said no we are not going to do it. no reason for that at all. >> laura: sol, do you have a problem wolf was such close pals with the biden political person who was working in the same u.s. attorney's office, this alexander mackler who had every -- practically had every position throughout biden's recent political career all the way back to the senate. >> i have a problem with this case and this falls on former attorney general barr and you know i'm a huge fan of his. but this never should have been sent to delaware and it was a.g. barr who originally sent this tax investigation to delaware. >> laura: mistake. >> there was no venue there. it's a little tiny incestuous district and office.

given the power of the bidens, everyone is connected to the bidens there. it was a huge mistake. i think the relationship with her is just indicative of that problem. >> laura: sol, really quickly, the plea deal with hunter tomorrow, do you think the judge, there's a chance the judge would say no to that plea deal given everything we have learned? >> there's a chance and i certainly would hope that she would hold off and ask for a little bit more facts. that was -- people forget in this was done in the enron investigation. andrew fastow's wife they cut a plea deal for her and the judge down there david hitner said no. i'm not going to accept this deal because it controls what kind of sentence i can give. so, look very carefully. it's outrageous to me that we have still not seen the terms of the plea deal. the plea hearing is a day away. we need to know what those are. those will tell us a lot. >> laura: insane but predict being really, sol, thank you. great to see you. in moments, the new details we are about to learn about

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>> biden family grift coming into focus tonight after learning new detail about hunter's art and what it was fetching behind closed disoors. first go back in time to when former press secretary and current msnbc star jen psaki when she was adamant there was nothing untoward here. >> a system has been established that allows for hunter biden to work in his profession within reasonable safeguards. of course, he has the right to pursue an artistic career. we won't know who the buyers are hunter biden won't know who the buyers are so there is no scenario where they could provide influence. >> i know this is your favorite top topic again, it is still the purview of the gallerist and the president remains proud of his son. >> did you have a question on something else? otherwise, we are going to move on. >> but from the start the angle knew that was all impossible. >> there are these serious questions, totally legitimate about hunter biden's new art career. his works could fetch between 75

to $500,000? well and tonight we were proven correct as the insider revealed that hunter biden made a staggering $1.3 million from his blow art doodle. all right. but that's not the most outrageous detail the insider also reported that hunter's gallery sold his art to a democratic donor friend whom joe biden then named to a press tinge just commission so you thought okay, is that big deal? laid today we learned are courtesy of the free beacon he visited his house a dozen times. weird how all these coincidences keep popping up in biden world. joining us now stephen miller founder of american first legal. steven, they were trying to say this is another career. just like with burisma, and the energy consultanting he did for

burisma, what on earth would anyone ever pay big money for that junk -- i mean, except for joe biden? >> well, first of all, i love it when jen psaki describes this as hunter's profession. right, like is he a skilled, accomplished painter. hunter's profession is selling joe biden. selling access to the biden family for cash. that's his profession. so, she was telling the truth when she said this was going to be helpful to his profession. it's just not the profession of painting, of course, the protest predictable event in the world was that the secret system, the super top secret system to shield the identity of the people shelling out a small fortune for hunter's paintings would actually keep them private and secret. so now, of course, as we know, several of the buyers have been made public. hunter knows who they are. and one of them is also apparently the same person who made hunter's tax bill just magically disappear. just magically go away.

wouldn't it be nice to have friends who can just make $2 million of your taxes go away and by your tremendously awful artwork at 100 times market value? >> laura: i think, you know, we call it a hunter biden scam. this is really a biden family grift. this is all about selling the white house. selling influence, when he was vice president, or now. and so he is just a conduit or the blow art maker. he is a conduit for all of this. this is really a joe biden and biden family corruption scam isn't this the best way to reference. this. >> as joe biden has said from the beginning this is all about joe biden. just like reference has absolutely zero artistic skill, in fact, you would have to pay me one more second looking at the atrocious artwork. generally horrifying abysmal works of art. he has no in energy.

his only skill is grift. >> laura: i have got to play. this stephen, you are overmodulating a little bit. you are excited so i like your volume. all right. when hunter and whole scam first began with the blow art. one art critic was out there kind of admitting the obvious. watch this. >> well, it's not as bad as i might have thought. you could get a work by matisse or that gaw for a similar amount of money. >> how much of that is the name. >> almost all of it, i would say. >> laura: yeah. i mean, everybody knows what this is, stephen. everyone. we all know what it is. they are selling the white house through this lousy blow art. >> yes. well, the fact of the matter is that to the the hunter biden corruption scandal shows that never so confident the biden family corruption so confident they will be shielded by doj they are committing this corruption right out in the open. in other words, the people that one of the individuals who

bought one of these paintings has an extremely prestigious appointment to a board that joe biden controls. so they're committing this corruption right out in the open, daring anybody to do anything about it. my prediction though is that james comer, the oversight committee the house of representatives is extremely close to completing that money trail between hunter and joe and when that happens, the walls will have closed in. it will have been the beginning of the end for joe biden. not only be an impeachment but also be the potential of future criminal charges in 2025 and beyond. >> laura: well, stephen, great to see you don't. sorry we missed you in studio. great to see you. now to our recurring series unanswered questions. among those questions we're never supposed to ask, well, how did the bidens get so rich, of course, or why are so many kids suddenly identifying as nonbinary can't ask those questions. now another to ask to that list. why do so many otherwise healthy

young men, especially, seem to be collapsing with heart issues? now, the latest frightening incident took place yesterday but we didn't find out about it until today. 1-year-old son of lebron james suffered cardiac arrest yesterday. is he now in stable condition and no longer in icu. >> thankfully the basketball proceed jay is out of the icu and now listed in stable condition. that's great news. we have no details yet on what exactly happened but we also know that he hasn't been the only young player to collapse at the usc training facility. >> amazingly, this is the second time this has happened in the usc basketball program in the past year. last summer during workouts, a player also went into cardiac arrest while practicing there at usc. >> laura: remember, you can't ask any questions. certainly not about what many have noticed to be an alarming

number of young people with new heart issues. >> thankfully, it's pretty rare among people that age. we're talking a few thousand people a year, six thousand to 7,000. >> laura: of course, we have no idea what caused this bronny james health scare but thank goodness they got his heart beating again. >> simply put, sudden cardiac arrest, that means your heart has stopped. it just stops beating. it could be due to an electrical problem in the heart it. could be due to some sort of anatomical problem that had not yet been diagnosed. there can be a variety of things. >> laura: of course we all remember buffalo bills star damar hamlin terrifying on field scare which was according to his uncle hamlin's heart stopped twice. hamlin says doctors concluded it was a hit to his chest to caused his heart to stop after a tackle a condition called commodial cordis. tonight elon musk was pilloried for suggesting that the covid shot might have had something to do with what happened to

lebrony. he may be completely wrong. it's speculation. but we do know that myocarditis is a side effect of the vaccine and given everything the so-called experts got wrong during covid, we shouldn't condemn anyone who is asking questions as these cases seem to be accelerating. >> laura: is he arguably the buzziest politician in america right now. so what's behind the rise of vivek ramaswamy? well, he is here next to tell us. ♪.

donald trump saw another group of polls showing that he is not just winning nationally among republican voters but continues to dominate the first three states of the cycle. ron desantis, who is still likely his top challenger had a day to forget. his standing in the rcp average is tied to its lowest point since he entered the race. and then came the announcement this afternoon that his campaign was cutting a third of their staff trying to reset things

there. that's not to say he should be ruled out. john mccain, remember, famously fired twice as many staffers as desantis did today and he still went on to win the nomination. of course, he didn't win the presidency. so the candidate shopping has begun in earnest, i think. and senator tim scott has seen a small bump in support but the biggest surge may be that of my next guest. republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy now finds himself firmly in third place and is closing the gap on desantis. he joins me now. vivek, so good to see you. what do you make of the current state of the race? you have been very you have the same policies as trump. has that led to your success now polling in number 3? >> i think part of what is leading my success, laura, is that i'm not running against any of our candidates. i am running for this country. and i think part of our mistake as republicans is that we have

been involved in litigating the grievances of the past, focused on issues that actually aren't at the top of the mind of americans. i'm focused on actually reviving our missing national identity. and we have had most of our success, laura, in this campaign, when i have gotten into specific solutions. and actual economic vision for this country that is a top issue on voters' minds. an actual clear vision of how we will shut down the administrative state. not just a slogan about the deep state but offering exact detail on how we will do it. and the one thing i have discovered, laura, is i'm not following the advice of my political advisers and consultants who tell me to dumb it down and keep it simple. >> laura: i love it. >> republican primary voter base is smart base. and i think if we respect that voter base, what i'm learning is that they are respecting me back. >> laura: that is music to my ears. i would like fire all the consultants. they are usually wrong and get paid a huge amount of money to

do nothing. fire most of the consultants they are generally worthless. commentator dave rubin is a desantis supporter. i'm told he spoke about your campaign yesterday. watch this. >> it's fairly obvious to anyone paying attention that trump and vivek are coordinating. vivek is doing endless attacks on desantis. no attacks on trump and all of the trump surrogates online, you know who they are they're always pumping up vivek because vivek is going after desantis. >> vivek is your role here? he seems to have it all figured out. >> i think a commentator's job is to be a commentator from the side. the fact is i'm not attacking desantis. i do believe in drawing policy contrast. that's good for the republican voters. i'm oning to win this election. and at this point, laura, i'm confident i will be our next president. and for my case this isn't about november 2024 as the destination. the destination i think about is january of 2033. what do i want to tell the

people of this country that we actually accomplished? one of the great farewell speeches of all time was ronald reagan's in january of 1989 when he said that we had revived a national character that we were missing. that's what i want to tell americans in january of 2023. we will do that by reviving the economy. declaring independence from china. and i think what's driving our rise, laura and i think it's okay. that it's making some of the others insecure that's going to level our party up and that's good thing. specificity of where we are going. >> laura: vivek, i think that's right. i think people are looking for specific solutions. really quickly though, what are you going to do or what do you see in terms of getting the early ballots in people's hands voting early to get those votes banked and then ballot harvesting where it's legal? a lot of republicans we can't do that it's all cheating. okay, the other side is doing it. how do you get to 270, really quickly? >> the maximum mali lawful way

of competing we have to compete. a old saying from john tennis win the match or leave blood on the court we that's how we have to compete to win the election. of the stakes are too high, laura. i also think we need a landslide. this cannot be 50.1. this needs to be reagan 1980s style revolution. i'm planning for the ram in ramaswamy. >> this is just crossing so we want to check it out. we will have the details in moments. something is terrorizing the white house and frankly, if the kids are around, you might want to get them away from the tv for this next segment. ♪ and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people."

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>> on the eve of the potential hunter biden plea deal getting finalized the lawyer for the house ways and means committee requested to file friend of the court brief amicus brief. they wanted to file all the evidence gathered so they could kill the deal. in response, hunter's lawyers allegedly called the judge's clerk and pretended to work for the ways and means committee and requested that the evidence be taken down. now, when this was discovered, the judge in the case threatened

hunter's lawyers with sanctions due to this impersonating of the house ways and means committee. this is insane and it's a serious breach and it could in some cases this could lead to actual disbarment. speaks to the utter desperation and unprofessionalism of biden's team. [growling] [growling] >> laura: it's bad enough working for a man who can't find his way off the stable and is prone to taking little nibbles himself from people and little girls but now if you work in the white house, you are at risk of a dog mauling. well, compliments of commander. [suspenseful music] [jaws]

>> laura: remember the bidens ditched major other dog because the secret service wasn't secret anymore. they got another shepard named commander who seems to be in command of biting. turns out he has the same issue. according to foia documents obtained by judicial watch commander bit secret service agents 10 times over the course of four months. one agent was sitting at the bottom of the stairs when commander lunged at him unprovoked. the dog reportedly bit the officer's arm in the tricep area and when the officer stood up, chomped down on his quad muscle area of the leg. another attack was reportedly witnessed by jill biden, dr. jill. commander bit me on the left thigh and ran back towards the first lady. one officer said he had to fend commander off with a chair. what is going on over there the media took up an immediate investigation. >> what a beautiful dog. >> he is a beautiful dog and he is about 22 months old now. >> the president's political

opponents are trying to turn his puppy into a political liability. in any case, i'm rooting for them. >> joining me now is a old friend professional dog trainer and owner of "great dog." ryan, who is to blame here? this seems to be a bit of a pattern with these owning of the shepherds with the white house and the bidens. >> i think there are a couple of issues, laura, by the way, it's great seeing you. it's been a long time. one, the training i'm a little bit confused about because it doesn't seem like the dog has had the proper foundation work to respond to command. two, two, as soon as that dog bit, he should have been put in a muzzle. you know, he is in a difficult situation. and the secret service people are not relaxed people. and dogs read our body language. and when he sees these guys holding themselves and coming up assertively or surprising him, is he reacting to it. so the first thing i would do is

muzzle him. two, what i work off of when i work with aggressive dogs, i assume the worst. if i assume the worst, it doesn't happen. but dogs getting out, being off lead, and not being responsive to direction is impossible to really direct the dog's behavior. and correcting aggression makes it worse. >> laura: well, even biden's dog lives above the law in this white house, brian. watch. >> he see municipal rules after a dog bites an individual, the dog must be quarantined for 10 days. do you know what commander was quarantined? >> i would refer you have to the secret service. my team and i did a bet how many times i would get questions on commander. >> laura: kind of laughing it off, brian, have you 10 dog bites in four months. 10. >> right. and they need to get some professional help in there. and make a decision on whether that dog can adjust to living in

the white house and all the distractions and confusion that goes on. or, he can't be allowed in there buff the first thing i would do is what is called the muzzle most humane muzzle they can eat and drink and that dog should be muzzled until they get it under control. >> laura: brian, there are a lot of people in d.c. who need the muzzle as well so i'm going to be getting a lot of those. a lot of those. the first lady really quickly, brian, saying there is going to be new leashing protocol put in place. new leashing protocol she calls it. does that make you feel better about this dog? >> i'm not sure i know what that means as far as leashing protocol being where he will not be let off the lead or he will be taught to walk on a loose lead and take direction? as far as when you pull up in that picture, you see the tension on the lead, that runs down the lead to the dog. so if somebody comes up, he can't react to it. so it's really teaching both owners and the dog as far as how

to behave. >> laura: lots of quarantining needs to be done. brian, i knew you would have the answers. great to see you. hillary is still playing the blame game and new fashion trend sweeping china. jimmy failla, he's next. ♪

>> the left has been stunned by the new phenomenon of the summer being hot. hillary clinton figured out whom to blame for this, tweeting hot enough for you? thank a maga republican. >> she is now day drinking and rage tweeting about to earlier

hours than we are used to. she should stick to what she does best, losing elections. if she took the time to find out what the weather was like in wisconsin in 2016, she might not be rage tweeting. we have lowered emissions every year since we pulled out of the paris climate change agreement. >> i was going to say a lion tamer. people in china are wearing facekinis. they cover your entire face and mouth. they use it to protect themselves from the sun. >> you are only going to see this if people want to be mistaken for wrestlers when they are walking down the street.

these are for the ugly people who looked hotter during the mass mandate. those people that looked attractive during the mandate and they took the mask off nine months later? everybody knows someone who looked hotter with a mask on and if you don't, it was you. >> everybody is talking about barbenheimer. that is if you saw barbie and oppenheimer together. i don't like the combo, but there are other combos. >> the lion king and frozen, we could have had the frozen king. i see this like the king of frozen gets fed to the lions like carol's husband did. it might spook the kids.

>> the lion -- i like the lion king, but i got so sad. he died. >> they always whack somebody. >> that is it for us tonight. it is america now and forever. set your dvr so you never miss us. jesse watters takes it from h here. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters tonight. >> the biden family had been bribed. >> impeachment, here we go. >> welcome to sunny, southern california. >> american icon destroyed. california, what is next