go to the red cross, the numbers we put up earlier they need some help tomorrow on "special report," the latest on that georgia grand jury considering these charges against the president can't catch us live set your dvr. fair, balanced and unafraid. ingraham angle is now >> laura: hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle. thank you for being with us tonight. these are not leaders. that is othe focus of tonight's angle. >> we know that liberals eventually ruin every great place or institution they run. public schools. colleges, the white house, cities like chicago, new york, the entire state of california. now, you have heard much the

golden touch they have the godless touch. thugs hit a famous retailer i will give you a hint, they didn't steal essentials like food or milk. >> people were very scared. they were running as if there was like an active shooter. >> laura: how many purses can you steal in a 30 second interval. now, of course, nordstrom and san francisco, along with whole foods, sak's, anthropology and other well-known retailers have also closed their doors because it's just not profitable and it's not safe to be there anymore. and this past weekend, more awful news. police reported a terrifying discovery in otherwise beautiful golden gate park. the dead body of a woman that was stuffed in a duffle bag. now, we don't have more details to share about this murder. but none of this sadly is a

surprise to people who have been nothing issue you, especially the loyal angle viewers because we have been warning about this downward spiral in san francisco for years. >> if i wanted to buy crack, you know, within this kind of three-block area, how hard would it be to get crack. >> not hard at all. >> how long would it take me to get crack. >> in a minute. >> people don't feel safe in the city. it's not a media ploy. >> it's terrible 6:00 p.m. walking around at night. >> are you afraid after 6:00. >> yeah. can't do it alone. >> laura: the "wall street journal" dubbed this mary go round of crime, homelessness and drug abuse that's plagued san francisco the doom loop. downtown san francisco now trails nearly every other major urban center in economic health. it's 25.7% office vacancy rate according to commercial real estate firm colliers international. ridership to downtown on bay area rapid transit trains is 1/3 of its 2019 level and the city's

population fell 7.5% between 2020 and 2022. the most of any u.s. city with more than 50,000 people. now, things are so dangerous in san francisco that federal workers have been told to work from home. in a memo that we didn't know about until the last few days cents august 4th too california leaders, hhs advised its workers to maximize the use of telework for the foreseeable future because of conditions around the 18-story building which houses various federal agencies including hhs and the departments of labor and transportation. now, the office tower we're talking about on seventh street is fittingly called the speaker nancy pelosi federal building. now, one would think that she, of all people, would care about the horrible decline of her hometown, right? especially after her own husband was brutally assaulted in their

own mega rich neighborhood. but, no. she is mega rich and maga obsessed. now, on the rare occasion when she does touch on the san fran crime problem, she quickly pivots. >> it's absolutely outrageous. obviously it cannot continue. but, the fact is that there is an attitude of lawlessness in our country that springs from -- i don't know where. it must be stopped. but it's not just san francisco. it's in our entire country. >> laura: yeah. it's not the board of supervisors and everything they have done over the last, what, two decades to help cause this? and, of course, as we said, the "wall street journal" piece made clear san francisco is now in a class by itself. she knew it two years ago. and she knows it now. so she is lying. she kept the bashe barbed around around the capitol for dramatic effect months after january 6th

but action for her bee loved city. shockingly the same kind of general dismissiveness about his own states losing population and wealth from the man hot democrats have as plan b. if biden bows out or stumbles over. gavin. >> this is the first time in the history of the state that you have lost population. you didn't acknowledge per capita more floridians coming back to california and californians going to florida. this was a no, ma'am his 18-states saw decline i have been hearing this bagsian all my life. >> i have been hearing this so naturally people are leaving. i want to be really clear tonight and be very fair surely there are other illustrious democrats like someone who rose

from state attorney general to biden v.p., surely she focused by a razor beam or a venn diagram on the severe challenges facing her old stomping grounds. >> share with me, what is it that you have on your mind when you wake up every morning? >> our democracy. i think everything is at stake right now. whether i think about democracy, i think of it as its nature is -- there is a duality two pieces to it. there is one aspect of a democracy that is about strength on the other hand democracy incredibly fragile. it will only be as strong as our willingness to fight for it. >> laura: do you know duality has two pieces to it now, it's easy for her, frankly, to talk about, well, herself. >> but the thing about being a

role model, people watch what you do to see if it lines up with what you say. >> well, of course it does given the fact that her old city is falling apart and they say nothing. but, yet, the misguided leadership at every level of the democrat party is your idea of stellar conduct, she is definitely role model material. i'm telling you that tonight. but then there's this from the very senior senator from california who is uplifted an inflicting herself on everyone despite her physical and mental state. she and her late husband paid $16.5 million way back in 2006 for a mansion in the uber wealthy san francisco neighborhood called pacific heights. lord knows what it's worth now. now, one would think she has a vested interest in assuring that her city is restored to its prior glory. but no leadership from her

either lucky from her she had many, many places to escape to. 2021 when things were really deteriorating with san fran they were empathizing with declining real estate values when the feinsteins only stole l lake tae place for 2 # million. aspen spread 25.25 million. let's face it, the selfish path that feinstein's handlers have taken, well, that's ended up hurting everyone in san francisco. another voice lost not addressing these problems. and they have been just preoccupied also with managing her. >> senator feinstein. >> um. >> say aye. >> pardon me? aye. >> yeah. >> i would like to support a yes vote on this. >> just say aye. >> okay. just.

>> aye. >> aye. >> this is a complete sham and, yeah, it is a shame. pelosi, newsom, kamala feinstein, four of the most important democrat figures in american politics totally silent on what we see with our own eyes happening to this once grand american city i'm surprised they haven't blamed trump for san francisco's failures. it's what california has voted for in at least now it's what they continue to support. leadership that is disinterested at every level. and until they decide that the voters that they are tired of decline and despair, things will only get worse. america cannot go down that same path and that's the angle. joining us now california congressman kevin kylie. congressman, things are so bad in san francisco not much better in l.a. as we have documented

you would think all these people who own real estate in the city would sort of try to have a sister soldier moment and say we have got to change course here. >> this is not working. >> you would think, laura. there has been no more compelling case study for the failure of progressive politics than what is happening in san francisco. this city has been in decline for some time. it's now reached this point of total collapse, of total free fall where you have retailers leaving the city every day where you have people leaving in record numbers. as population is declining faster than any major city in u.s. history and it's so sad it's unbelievable, really, because we're talking about one of the most beautiful places on earth. i used to love going to san francisco. my constituents love going to san francisco, but, nowadays when you think about the city, you are less likely to think about the golden gate bridge and the trolley cars and the war than you are to think about bashed in windshields and open

air drug markets and littered streets. it's gotten so bad as you mentioned in the nancy pelosi federal building employees are being told not to show up to work, stay on zoom because it's too dangerous around the building. >> it's gotten so bad, laura, that even gavin newsom is talking about sending in the national guard to one of his own cities. a city he was mayor of just to maintain order. >> well, msnbc arrived at a rather inconvenient truth when discussing smash and grab crimes and all these big cities. watch this. >> something that all of these cities have in common. it's the threshold for these cities to prosecute for grand larceny. the threshold has increased for all of these cities and then we have bail reform. >> as they say even a blind squirrel finds a knut every once n in the, sanfrancisco is calif

these laws criminalized illegal activity. lowering the threshold for felony theft to $950. basically locallyizing the use of any class a drug which is why we have these open air drug markets. san francisco has taken it a step further by having progressive prosecutors the last of which by the way by the voters of san francisco that's how bad things were. they defunded the police by $120 million by 2020. when we ask the question how do you make california the state where anyone, the state everyone used to come. to say the state where everyone could get ahead. enough to it's the state so many people can't wait to leave behind. how do you make san francisco one of the most beautiful places on earth. the most popular city in u.s. history to leave? and it's because of the failure of these radical progressive policies. and they have reached a higher place in san francisco than perhaps anywhere.

talk about abortion and support porn and drug legalization. they can keep doing that, if the voters want this, this is what they are going to get. they voted for it. now they have it. what next? congressman, great see you. thank you so much. now, it's been a will they or won't they for weeks. but now the trash talk between billionaires elon musk and mark zuckerberg is ramping up. so are we closer to finding out if this little cage match is going to hand? fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke is here with all the burning details. kevin? >> good evening, laura. this is a nerd war update in the never ending saga of which billionaire nerd can tap out the other? elon musk and marco rubio's on again and off again mma style cage match appears to be on again once again. the two tech titans have been going on and on about a possible cage match with billionaire zuk

calling out billionaire musk whose net worth is about four times as large. sunday night zuckerberg wrote i think we can all agree elon isn't serious and it's time to move on. but, just then, musk taunted the facebook founder, tweeting knock, knock, challenge accepted. open the door. musk, of course then laid out a grand plan that involved being driven by tesla to the location. he then added he is also going to test his latest x livestream video so can you monitor all the action in real time writing if we get lucky, zuck and zuck actually answers the door. the fight is on. all right. so apparently the countdown is on once again for this highly anticipated cage match that had originally been set for italian stage but now may be a backyard brawl or a front lawn throw down. either way i promise if i see anything cross the twitterverse, i will share it with you as soon as i do. >> laura: now, kevin, they

actually have to do it in a cage now. we have described it as the cage match for so long. we just -- just make a cage, okay? it's not going to be good otherwise. it's got to be in an actual cage. >> i can't wait. i would pay money to watch. wouldn't you? >> laura: well, and it was the my back hurts, my neck hurts. we all have those things. just fight already. all right. kevin. thank you. >> you bet. >> laura: by the way, i have something really cool coming up later in the week. so let's just say it is related to the fight i'm going to keep you posted. up next, callus joe refuses to address the tragedy in hawaii. while the g.o.p. candidate barn storm iowa. wait until you see the crowd that trump got. what else happened? stay there. time to get ready for the season during the fall hunting

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would need a president who cares about the people and loves the people. >> somebody of such extraordinary grace and kindness and empathy. he will bring the exact kind of empathy that is so badly lacking in this white house. >> i hope the american people, when we get to the white house know that we feel their pain. >> we got heal this country. >> laura: joe biden was supposed to restore compassion and bring

empathy to the white house. well, here's what compassion for the american people. they look for this, right? well, this weekend he was asked about the devastating fires in hawaii. >> mr. president, any comments on the biden death toll in maui? >> will you come talk about the hawaii response, mr. president? >> >> laura: i got get to dinner, back to the beach. imagine for a second that a republican president, any republican at all said that? you think the media would let him get away with it? not a chance. think were upset when trump was throwing the paper towels? they got all upset about that. biden sunning himself on the beach g.o.p. candidates in iowa meeting at the state fair. the crowds were big. i have been to the iowa state fair before. it's a lot of fun. and they were really big crowds for former president trump. but, is this getting a sense of what the 2024 campaign season

would actually look like? joining us now victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. monica crowley former assistant treasury secretary in the trump administration. victor, i should say that right now the fulton county georgia grand jury and to hand down it looks like another trump indictment total travesty. so biden is going to hide while trump is in court apparently the whole campaign because this is looks like it's the way it's going to play out biden has settle needs a tripart strategy, laura. on one hadn't a virtual president go, to beach. tahoe, not comment. he is on the beach while a whole beached city has been wiped out and he can't even make one remark about it. and so he is just going to retire and be a construct and let the obama, bernie sanders

elizabeth warren wing continue to run the country and then he is going to stonewall all of these looming indictments and then they are going to fixate on donald trump and they think this is going to get us through the next 17 months it. may, but there are some problems with it some of these indictments are so ridiculous, in fact, a majority of them that they are building a huge pushback and biden is declining that we have been saying this for the last two years. it's getting very egregious now it's so obvious that i don't know if it's going to be sustainable for the next 17 months. finally, unlike the trump impeachments or the clinton impeachments or the potential nixon impeachment, joe biden is facing charges that are in the constitution of bribery. if he did a quid pro quo for a foreign government when the family received money and they can prove that, that's almost treasonous. i'm not sure that he is going to be just protected because there is a republican senate.

so, this is going to be a very interesting 17 months. is he in a race against the truth to tell you the truth. >> laura: monica, biden announced today that he is going to send a one-time payment of $700 to every household suffering. suffering now. will interesting number. when you see it impaired to this headline. u.s. inflation means families are spending $709 more per month than two years ago. monica, so really needs to give people $1,400, i guess. maui families getting 700 each? >> yes, the american people are really suffering a very drastic cost of living crisis and it's directly out of joe bidenens hand in the hand of the democrats who, once they entered office, in 2017, excuse me in 2021, they began spending like drunken sailors and created this

drastic inflationary environment, laura. here he is. is he going to give out checks once again. you know, this is mailbox money from the government. money that we do not have and cannot afford taint sending an additional $25 billion while people of the united states are suffering whether it's the devastated community hawaii. people of east palestine, ohio, whether it's the folks in the border towns. whether it's the people in collapsing cities across america people covering have the fentanyl crisis. gas prices and skyrocketing inflation. >> he does not care. they don't care. >> he sold himself in the last campaign, laura, as scranton joe as somebody who going to champion the little guy and instead is he only championed the big guy, himself and enriched and empowered himself political career and cannot be borrowed with taking care of the american people. >> that's a great point he has

cared about wall street the big donors, victor, who want him to pretend to be tough on china cover themselves. in reality, of course, they are not tough on china. but, a reporter today asked the press secretary about biden's strange decision not to even speak about the hawaii wildfires. watch this, victor. >> president given any advice that he should not speak about hawaii at this point? he had an opportunity to stop by and see us when he arrived back. >> clearly it is something that is deeply concerning to him when it comes to the wildfires we have seen in maui. certainly he is the president, right? you are going to hear from him. >> this is so strange. are they drafting a speech for him, victor that he can't just say this is a horrifying event and we're hear for you? >> wow. >> i mean, this is a media -- this is a media that criticized george w. bush because he didn't have big enough waiter was when weighed out in katrina.

joe biden is the president of the united states. he should get off the beach. he should fly out to maui. c-17s coming in every hour with a big airlift and treat these people much like they are american citizens and, you know, we treat people in different countries a lot better than we do americans. it's just shocking that he is going to go from one vacation as i said to another and from one beach side to a lakeside while people in maui have no beach. they are destroyed. their lives are destroyed. and he doesn't seem to care. and is he a virtual president as i said. and at some point it's not going to be sustainable. each day the media is struggling and frantically trying to construct and we crap celebrate a presidency that no longer exists. doesn't exist anymore. >> well, really quickly, monica, zelenskyy snaps his fingers and some time soon after that he will get something, right in the people of maui are suffering and the president is shirtless on

the beach his beach it, is a wild thing to care so much about ukraine and not really seem to care much about the american people across the board joe biden and his family have enriched themselves by ukraine and corrupt regime and corrupt players in ukraine to the tune of tens of millions of dollars. so, of course, he is prioritizing ukraine over the american people. this is what you get with america last. president trump put america first, joe biden has america and america's interest and the american people last. >> laura: yeah. that's the most compassionate thing can you do care about the american middle class especially and donald trump did that victor and monica, thank you. now, tens of thousands of dollars and problem after problem lead to one man. to have him ditch his new electric truck in the middle of a road trip. is he here to explain why he did this and what the heck happened. this is your summer to smile.

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would showed you what the future of transportation might look like and now we want to tell you about some other auto related oddities. now, take driverless vehicles. these cars are heavily reliant on wifi but what happens when there is some sort of connectivity issue? well, just like your phone, the cars won't be able to do what they're supposed to do. this is what happened in san francisco over the weekend because of a nearby music festival. at least five driverless cars lost their connection and just stopped in the middle of a street causing a major traffic jam and blocking anyone else from getting by. whoops. now let's move on to electric vehicles. at least seven states moved to ban the sale of gas powered cars over the next few years, eventually forcing you to buy an

ev. well, my next guest got one partly because he wanted to be a responsible citizen but now he says it's the biggest scam a modern times. meet dalbert bala in january he spent about $85,000 on a ford f-150 lightning ev pricy but for him it was worth it, at the time at least. then he had to install chargers at his office and his honestly, costing thousands more. but, wait. his electric panel at home needed to get upgraded to accommodate the charger, thousands more. to do that, shortly after buying the car then, dalbert says that he got into a minor fender bender which then sent his car to the shop for months. now, that wasn't all bad enough, dalbert ended up having to ditch the car in the middle of a nightmare road trip from canada to chicago with his family. they were all there together. dalbert joins me now.

dalbert, now, you have been on quite the ride here. tell us about this road trip from hell. i mean, the idea of going on a long road trip in an electric vehicle whoever phis me at every thought. buff, you had your family with you? and all this happened? >> yeah. thanks for having me first, yeah. so, you know, i was going to road trip on electric vehicle tame into place i was driving it for a few weeks after i got back from body shoff after that accident. going around 450 kilometers around the city with one charge so i want to stop road trip was -- that was around 1,050 kilometers, winnipeg and we parked to just tried to go how these things perform. and so we can charge couple

times 350 kilometers, another 350 kilometers so then we will be [inaudible] but to my surprise, stop fargo around 340 kilometers from winnipeg. but when we got to to-fargo we y had. >> laura: keep going. keep going. >> can you hear me? yeah. so, we only got to fargo only 1s remaining driving. so this is a first time we got this vehicle on highway driving 75 miles per hour. so, normally in the city we don't drive here that much. so that was the first surprise we need to cut off substantially and to another surprise was the charging cost. charging cost was we spent around $56 to charge the truck and took over two hours to charge it and that was another

shock. >> laura: wait, wait. dalbir it cost how much to charge it and how long did it take. >> $56 and two hours and 5 minutes to charge it from 10% to 90%. >> laura: so, dal buyer, would you recommend that's more than s or comparable to gas and you don't have to spend two hours. dalbir, what do you think is going to happen when all these states phase out the sale of gas-powered cars? do you think americans, given your experience, have any idea how this is going to change their lives for the worst? >> to my experience to my short experience i don't think it's sustainable. it can be maybe a little urban car. but nothing more than that. >> laura: dalbir, you are outside somewhere having fun.

so i hope you have a good rest of the night but thank you for telling us your story. unbelievable. >> thanks. >> laura: all right, coming up, we unveil a must-see attraction with lessons for 2024 and unseen story of a swearing in and a sealing up. seen and unseen next.

♪ >> laura: it's time for seen and unseen. where we reveal the stories behind the headlines for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond, i know you have a special new addition to the show tonight. >> i do. you know disney land, laura, has an attraction called great moments with mr. lincoln. well, tonight we are unveiling our own reoccurring attraction, great moments with mrs. harris. >> what is it that you have on your mind when you wake up every morning? >> our democracy. i think severing at stake right now. >> one day some young lady is going to look at your picture the way you look at thorough good picture and john lewis picture what do you hope they look at your picture and say. >> i hope they say that, um, they should -- that they will

say "i can do anything. i will not be burden derderian by what has been. i will believe in what can be." >> raymond: laura, they are going to look at that image and say here was a woman polling at 2% who rose to the highest office in the land and also a woman who now her entire party is flying to throw off the ticket because she can't summon a crowd. she a loser. sorry. >> laura: no. i'm still trying to get over the graphic for the new attraction. what else? >> how do you like the hang time on that answer from kamala harris well, well, i think. >> laura: well. >> raymond: there was one point in the sharpton interview that was quite illuminating. watch this. >> are you concerned about turnout, especially among blacks in the election? >> i am always concerned about turnout. it takes an effort to turn out to vote. people have things to do.

>> and if there is no correlation there is no victory for any of us? >> that's right. we all have a common purpose and a common destiny and so let's do this together. all right? >> laura: oh my god. just painful. >> raymond: that coalition, laura is, in. black voters are abandoning the democratic party. that new reuters poll, i don't know if you saw this. 18% of black voters said they would vote for donald trump and black men are now speaking out. listen to this. >> i think he has done more for america and people who are like not well off than a lot of presidents. >> see, biden was sneaky, he used kamala harris. kamala harris don't be care about us. he just -- do you know what i'm saying. >> i voted for biden. i think voting for the promises and, you know a lot that he said, i don't see a lot of that right now. >> raymond: these black voters are not stupid, laura. have been reporting on this for

weeks. the economy touches their lives first and foremost. so does crime. the gas prices, the grocery prices. they can't sit still for this and just say oh, i'm a democrat for life. they may have a little special message for the democrats this year. we'll see. >> laura: well, i'm just glad that you brought us this idea that turnout requires turning out and effort, raymond. thank goodness kamala cleared that up for us. my mother, as everybody knows, i have said this many times. she was a waitress until her early 70s. she went on election day. she worked her tail off. went on election day. she didn't have to do absentee because we didn't go anywhere. because on election day she voted. this idea that it's healthcare her couldyou len effort to vote. get yourself to the polls. >> even though president is out

of sight is he not out of behind. former senate scott brown is revealing what really happened when joe biden swore him in. watch. >> when you got sworn in as senator, was he like hair sniffing gail or handsy with gail? >> yeah, yeah. i told him i would kick the [bleep] -- i told him to stop. he didn't act the way i thought he should and, you know, we called him on it and, you know, that's it. >> laura, we had our producers pull the video. look at this. he does get awfully friendly and handsy with mrs. brown there. we may have to start a new segment great gropes with mr. biden. >> great sniff. sniffing or nibbling he is in your aurora space for way too long. remember, raimondo when we saw him at that party in washington and he grabbed my shoulders that time but there was a moment. we wrote about it and i don't know which book but it was. he likes to. >> he put those hands on your

shoulders, i didn't know what he was going to do to you. what did he say? ingraham you're my favorite. >> laura: god's honest truth. you are my favorite of all the right wing crazies. funny line. giordaano biden. wasn't bad. he has instinctive desire to touch every woman around him. i mean, he is very touching. maybe that's his compassion. just coming right at. >> raymond: may be time for the leash, i think. to keep him back from the women and to get him off stage at the proper time would be a good thing. >> laura: poor baby. all right. raymond. great to see you. thank you. angry new yorkers rallying at what they call a chaotic hotel situation. they are popping up all over. next, we will talk to someone special who is actually leading the charge. lady gaga's dad, joe jerry matta is going to join us, next. ♪

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>> laura: one new york county is shutting down any acceptance of illegal immigrants getting sent there from new york city, why? i will give you one example, actually two. >> serious violent crimes are alleged to have occurred. >> accused of raping his partner in front of his 3-year-old

child. comes after the arrest, and he is accused of sexually assaulting at one of the hotels that assist asylum seekers. >> laura: that is one county. they are finally seeing how many these century policies are, they should have seen this crisis coming. should not take violent assaults of their residents to get them to rise up and start fighting back. my next guest lives down the block from one of those 200 shelters in new york city, and he says a few weeks ago illegals were bused in the middle of the night to the hotel, and since then it has just been wreaking havoc on the neighborhood. joining me is joe germanotta, restaurant owner, and known as father to lady gaga. i'm not calling you daddy god. tell us what you are seeing >> it is mostly noise and chaos,

and motorbikes, and loitering, and trash, and recently prostitution. they are handing them like hanging out at the center of broadway. they used to happen in the 7 70s. to give you the backdrop, within four blocks there are five elementary schools. there is pre-k students, there is summer camp this past summer, and the loitering is becoming a problem, there is noise at night. one of the condominiums at the end of the block hired their own security, and we have not gotten

much help from nypd, although they are starting to listen. tomorrow i have a meeting with the chief of patrol of one police plaza, and we realize that we have to work together to get something done. they just drop them into the neighborhood and all of a sudden there are 500 new people and the neighborhood and it took over. there was no advanced warning and it just happened in the middle of the night. they threw it to college kids out. >> laura: yet, joe, i think the problem is that for the longest time the urban areas felt like they were immune to the problems of illegal immigration and now that it is 7 million people have come here they're not just going to stay in texas even if they were shipped down it. everyone in the country has to realize that this is not just

texas and arizona problem, and national problem that has profound effects on a great american cities and our suburbs are now dealing with it as well. what has it done for your business? >> a lot of the immigrants are coming into the restaurant looking for work. a lot of defy traffic at night has slowed down. there is a lot of high foot traffic area and it has become a no-fly zone, so to speak, late at night from 10:00 and until four in the morning it is a party zone. >> laura: it is not the new york that i certainly remember from the 90s and early 2000s, this is a escape. 15 seconds and final word to the country about this?

>> i understand what texas went through with the migrant situation and some things have got to change. and the city of new york we are going to get clobbered financially and taxpayers are going to have to foot the bill. don't know if the government is going to step in. >> laura: thank you for alerting us to what you are dealing with personally and we appreciate it. that is it for us tonight. >> welcome to a special edition of "jesse watters primetime." i am pete we start with a fox news alert and it is a big one. here we go again it is looking like the fourth indictment is coming down the pipe for donald trump. get the orange cones and it appears that this can happen at any moment. according to the atlantic journal minute