republicans and the governor to focus more on education crime as a counter to the fact that abortion has become a dominant issue in our politics. >> bret: okay. we'll watch it. panel, thank you so much. speaking of watching it, i will be on jesse's show 8:00. we will see some early results. polls close at 7:00 in a couple of these states and then i will be on later in the night to get more results tomorrow on "special report." we will have all of the results from the off year elections. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 in the east, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. it's been a busy week so far. and what is did, tuesday? okay. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.

it's 7:00 p.m. and polls have just closed for races in two major states. first in virginia where control of the legislature all 140 seats it's up for grabs as well as the slew of school board races and other county races. and, remember the outcome in the commonwealth of virginia is one of just four states with legislative elections this year. mamay be a bell where of what is to come in 2024. we'll see. then we have kentucky where incumbent democrat governor andy beshear is trying to fend off a challenge from the state's g.o.p. attorney general daniel cameron. now, remember, beshear's dad was also governor and pretty popular back in 2015. now, polls are still open in ohio for another 30 minutes or so. and polls in mississippi close in one hour. now, governor tate reeves is fighting for his second term and is he going to make his final push right here on the angle in moments. now, these elections come as

democrat anxiety, we talked a lot about this last night, is building nationwide as biden's poll numbers among key demographic groups continue to drop. and we have seen democrats are fracturing over the middle east as young voters and americans are now threatening to stay home and not vote next year. and, of course, they are pointing to biden's support for israel as the reason. some have even given biden a new nickname. [chanting genocide joe] >> laura: i think he would rather have sleepy joe than genocide joe. well, what did democrats think was going to happen? i had to ask this question tonight when they embraced the radical anti-american left? i mean, they helped nurture them in colleges and universities. they knew what they were being taught. and now we have a bunch of belligerent ne-yo socialist and professional protesters, essentially. and now those agitators have their own voices on capitol

hill. >> my perspective is needed here now more than ever. this movement for a cease-fire is much bigger than one person. it's growing every single day. who will continue to call for a cease-fire. >> time has expired. >> we continue for liberation. >> gentlewoman's time has expired. >> the right and liberty. >> this is a place where our black and brown staff members repeatedly speak of experiencing racism and sexism, islamophobia. elevators, xenophobia and more right here in this workplace. >> no more. >> gentlewoman's time has expired. >> did she say get pushed off of elevators? and now we are hearing that tricky dick durbin. are circulating a draft memo tonight on capitol hill insisting that the united states -- we predicted this was going to happen anyway. that the u.s. should open the immigration flood gates and take in lord knows how many gazans

who are displaced by the israeli counteroffensive. yeah, that's a great idea. let's import another nightmare into our country when we can't even keep track of the 8 million people biden has already let in. and how does all of this, including the economy and all these other important issues, how does it all effect next year's election? and how will an infeeble, barely coherent joe biden stand up to all this political pressure? we're going to unpack all of this later in the show. but, first, as i mentioned, polls in a number of states just closed moments ago. i voted in virginia. my daughter voted for the first time. it was very exciting. and one of the most important states, of course, is in virginia. most political poll watchers suggest this could be not just a portending what might happen in 2024 but a key driver of governor glenn youngkin's future ambition. now we go live to stafford, virginia where fox's senior national correspondent rich edson is standing by. rich, what are you hearing

tonight? >> rich: hi, good evening, laura. well, they just made the call right here. the polls have closed in stafford, virginia across the rest of the state of virginia. they are packing everything up right now. governor glenn youngkin has been out campaigning throughout the day. he has been hitting a number of different locations. we met up with him close to here in fredericksburg, virginia. he told us is he expecting big turnout here. he says it's going to be close. he has been campaigning over the last several weeks and a lot of these really close districts. there is a handful of them where this race is going to be decided and he says he expects it's going to come down to a few hundred votes. what republicans are try doing here is keep the house, control of the house, flip control of the senate. that would give them unified control of the government. and let them pass their agenda. youngkin told us that he also believed that what they are doing here in virginia, what they are trying to pass here in virginia is going to set the conversation or at least be a very big part of it when it comes to the general election next year, all the way going through november in the presidential election.

now, if republicans do get control of the house and senate, some of the things they have been talking about are stronger penalties for fentanyl dealers, more parental notification in schools. environmental regulations, potential roll back of gun control measures and also pushing limits on abortion after 15 weeks. that and gun control, those are really the two big issues that democrats have been speaking about in this election. they have been calling in the big political names across the political spectrum, former president barack obama recorded a robocall. he has been tweeting about these elections trying to get democrats to come out here and vote here, president biden, vice president harris, they have endorsed nearly two dozen candidates across the state of virginia in those really tight races that are really going to decide this. talking about those issues as well former house speaker nancy pelosi was in virginia, maryland governor wes more who is a democrat he was campaigning in virginia. so this is a real national focus that we have had here and also a lot of national and state money.

glenn youngkin's pac has raised $18 million. national and state democrats have spent several million dollars on these races. enough to the voting is finished. they have had about six weeks of early voting. that ended saturday. in person voting was today. they are going to just start now opening up those ballots and count. unclear if we are going to get a result tonight. if you listen to what the governor has to say, this is going to be a really tight election. a really tight result. and these really narrow districts which we will be watching. this one could go long. that's something we are going to find out right now. back to you. >> laura: all right. rich. thank you so much. the left is clearly -- >> -- is it too bold to say that after tonight we will understand how the political climate has shifted from 20 to 22 and now into '24? >> virginia, in particular, will tell us whether we are still operating in a world like '22 or whether it is further deteriorated for democrats. >> laura: so the left is clearly

desperate to hear some good good tonight in virginia after a number of abysmal polls for biden. joining me now to discuss this and more is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor. newt, now, we are going to get a few more states in moments but let's start with virginia, now, what will these races tell us about 2024, given the number of democrats, as rich just said who turned out here in virginia to demonstrate the power of the party machine. and they put enormous amount of money into virginia and into ohio and into kentucky. they outspent the republicans by quite a margin. >> i think this is a fascinating test, first of all, because governor youngkin has done a great job. is he at about 57% approval. he is bringing a lot to the table. he has raised a fair amount of money. but the democrats understand, if they lose badly tonight in virginia, that's a terrible omen

for '24. and will increase the demand that biden quit running for re-election. so there is a lot at stake here. it's also a good test of whether you can take governor who is very problem solving, go into the suburbs, just remember, are very heavily federal employee and are dominated by "the washington post" coverage. and so, virginia is always in recent years uphill slog for republicans youngkin taking on, done a great job. he has had a very intelligent program of early voting and the truth is i don't care what the polls tell you i want to see what the american people who cared enough to go vote is a very important test of what's going on out there. and i think you are going to see in kentucky, new jersey, mississippi, some local races in new york, it's very interesting test of whether biden has

depressed the democrats and whether the issues have aroused both republicans and independents. and i'm very much looking forward to the results tonight. >> laura: well, newt, an unhinged man went after a republican poll worker who was handing out sample ballots in arlington, which is in northern virginia today. watch this. [shouting] >> people tried to overthrow the election. you might as well have been walking my head on the way to the polling station. putting a gun to my head. try to tell me not to vote. you try to steal my vote next year, i'm going to [bleep] remember you personally. bible beating bigots and freaks. >> laura: i wish we played the whole thing. it actually -- it is actually hilarious because these people are so absolutely untethered to reality, newt, i don't think that message of radicalism and anger really does work. i think it looks desperate and

frankly sad. >> look, i tell every audience, what you're seeing on the hard left is not a political problem, it's a mental health problem. these are people who genuinely are out of touch with reality. they live in a very strange paranoid world. they have, you know, i mean, people, for example, who can rally in favor of cutting off the heads of babies, are pretty sick. it's not just a political argument. the people you showed a while ago on the floor of the house who were babbling some of the most inco-hashtly, they are defending a level of terrorism that takes you back to the middle ages. this is barbaric behavior. and, yet, in their minds, it's all perfectly appropriate. so, they could easily have been the person walking up to that poll worker, in virginia, and it tells you, i think, how deeply fanatical the hard left has become. >> laura: i mean, what happens if trump wins next year? i mean, i don't think we have enough mental health, you know,

counselors in the united states to deal with the grief that they're going to feel. i'm not trying to get ahead of ourselves we saw in 2016 when hillary lost. they were wailing and gnashing teeth in the street. >> there was a left wing democratic project in june of 2020, trying to game out what they would do if trump won re-election. and it basically was a genuine effort of thinking through an insurrection. when trump won and they were shocked, they had meetings in eight cities the following day. it's not like let's give him a chance. it's like immediate, they decided they had to undermine and defeat him series in the american spectator right now trying to explain how we got to the current disaster. and the level of paranoia, the level of hatred on the left the degree to which they -- they just don't hate israel, they hate america. constitution.

it's one in the same. enormous problem. newt, thank you so much. great to see you don't. thest results for kentucky's gubernatorial election is starting to come out. have the latest on the ground in moments, ohio polls are closing in just minutes. abortion and weed are on the ballot there. big money flowed in to the state of ohio. we are going to get close to the polls closing in mississippi where governor tate reeves is fighting for second term. we understand there may be court challenges to keep the polls open in certain districts. and his last stop of the night, tate reeves is right here on the angle. he joins us next. don't go away.

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♪ >> laura: polls in kentucky just closed at the top of the hour. heated race for governor. andy beshear is trying to ride familiar last name and enforce to woo businesses to the state to a second term. he is facing a dynamic republican attorney general in daniel cameron, who has tried to link beshear to biden who, of course, is not popular in the state. the 538 poll aggregator has had beshear leading for most of the summer and the fall but a new poll released by emerson last week had the race in a dead heat. if elected, cameron would be the country's first black republican to be elected governor. for more we go live to beshear

election headquarters in louisville, kentucky whereby wdrv reporter monica harkins is standing by. how do things look tonight? >> law, as most election night parties go, it's a good part of the evening. folks are drinking bourbon. listening to music. and enjoying the atmosphere here. we have a couple hundred folks. governor andy beshear supporters as well as lt. governor jacqueline coleman. buttons and signs showing support for the democrat governor. as polling locations start to report, how things are going. governor andy beshear has some key counties that are reporting in his favor right now. i want to talk about oldham county, specifically, it is historically a republican county but right now with 23% of votes in for the state, and a similar number for that county, he is up by nearly 17 points. and that's w what we need to be looking at tonight is county by

county count and whether or not governor beshear is taking hold of some of those historically republican counties. talk about how we got here. governor beshear has faced adversity during his time in office. of course, starting in 2020 we all know what happened. a global pandemic shut down the entire country. but shortly after that, here in kentucky we had deadly western kentucky tornadoes followed by deadly flooding in eastern kentucky. so governor beshear has said we need to get through this together. according to how he carried the state through those points of tragedy. and he has also said that he wants to be the winning team and to keep the winning coach on for another four years. of course, republican candidate daniel cameron is the current attorney general and he has touted his ties to former president donald trump, gaining his endorsement as well as hoping to bring kentucky back to what he calls republican common sense values. we are just getting started here for this evening's watch party there will be a lot numbers to sees a they come in. back to you, laura.

>> laura: all right, monica, thanks so much. and that rowdy crowd now. we are just about 40 minutes away from the polls closing in mississippi as republican governor taste tate reeves trieo win a second term against brandon presley, yes, cousin of elvis. and what better place for him to do his final push than right here on the angle. governor reeves joins me now. all right, gov, what's your message for the people of mississippi tonight? a lot of folks watching this race. why would this be that close in mississippi and your answer to that is? >> well, the reason for that is that 80% of brandon presley's money has come from california, new york, and washington, d.c. literally liberal billionaires spending millions and millions of dollars in mississippi. over $12 million, my opponent will spend in the state of mississippi this year. 80% of which came from out of state. we are confident that people are going to show up at the poll today. we have 40 more minutes to get

out. if you are in mississippi and haven't been to the polls yet, go vote. let's honor a veteran today and get out and vote and vote to keep mississippi red because we know what blue state governors did in blue states during the global pandemic and what they would do to our state because that $10 million that he received from california and new york, that ain't charity. they don't just want to change the governor of mississippi. they want to -- they don't want to just change the governor. they want to change mississippi. >> laura: the "new york times" wrote this of your opponent, mrs campaign has been built on a bet that his human touch and populist platform can forge a coalition of black and liberal white voters some disinterested republicans among them that is robust enough for him to win. governor, is he trying to posit himself as a -- kind of a democrat populist, maybe trying to pull some of the maga crowd his way. does that ultimately fly in your

state? >> what i would tell you is older gentleman told me on the campaign trail 10 days ago. look, what you need to say in every group if a man stands up and tells you is he a democrat best thing you can do is to believe him. the fact of the matter is, my opponent supported hillary clinton in 2016. my opponent supported joe biden in 2020. and so for anybody in mississippi or anyone watching tonight, that thinks that joe biden is doing a great job for america, then they can elect this guy to run mississippi. but if you don't believe that, and i don't think very many mississippians do, they we got 44 minutes to get out to the polls and vote for true conservative leadership in the great state of mississippi. >> laura: well, mississippi is an up and coming state. a lot of friends have moved there and investing there, governor. we wish you the best of luck tonight. we will be watching. >> thank you. >> laura: moments ago a new cnn poll just dropped and surprise oh more bad news for joe biden.

former president trump leading biden 49 to 45% among registered voters. but when you look inside the numbers, things start to get really bleak for the democrats, among voters younger than 35. 48% now supporting trump, and 57 -- 47 biden. i can't even read i'm so shocked. and among latino voters, trump is getting 46% which would be historic for republicans. joining me now, again, these are new numbers. kellyanne, former senior counselor to president trump and fox news contributor. kellyanne, this reflects what we saw in t siena "new york times" poll that came out a few days ago. that is not an outlier, that other poll. this is a trend. >> this is a trend and becoming accepted wisdom. laura, when you look at the swing state polls, they kind of mirror the national numbers, which is not always the case. and everything is coming up trump for a couple of reasons. it's partly because of trump's one term in office and his

accomplishments and partly because of biden's one term in office. and the fact that very few people including in his own party have confidence in his competence. when you look at the cross hazards you have. you see joe biden that suffers a gender gap. joe biden's numbers among men, nonwhite men, white men, young men, just men are so abysmal that any fair reading and analysis of the gender gap, looking at 2024, laura, should not be the republican party's problem with women. it's really joe biden and democrats party with men. it's based on law enforcement, economics and inflation. crime, ukraine, israel, the border is a number two issue to that group. and i think donald trump is really poised to, if he is the nominee, is he really poised to win a record number of noncollege educated nonwhite voters, hispanic and african-americans and, laura, the other thing is the democratic party is openly hostile to some of these social issues. but also to religion itself.

they won't even say thoughts and prayers anymore. we offer you our thoughts. a lot of these nonwhite voters look at that and they say you know we spend our weekends and a big central to our lives in prayer. and you are just hostile to that. any way you look at it, biden is failing and flailing and trump is on the rise. one thing i would like to mention though, laura, biden goes anywhere from like 43 to 45 in every single poll. floor is here, ceiling is here. stick an inch worm between the two. i think trump is going to have. he is also dominating among independents nationwide. 50% of voters in this country now call themselves independent. >> laura: kellyanne people watching tonight and thinking with biden's numbers continuing downward trajectory. how are democrats in some of these local races still maintaining either strength or are winning? how does that work? >> i would is a say three

things. three things number one money outspending. abortion, you and i live in the d.c., virginia area, laura. i know you have seen the ads. every democratic ad is the word abortion 20 times. i think the the third one they are still hanging on to january 6th and democracy. showing a lot of that footage. i also have to say this. i think this year could be like 2021 when we saw this glenn youngkin, 2009 when republicans won the governorships of new jersey. read the tea leaves here biden's party is in trouble. eating themselves alive over israel and hamas all these other issues where he is failing. every democrat should be made to eat and own the biden failures. >> laura: using abortion in kentucky and ohio. thank you. a made da employee found out something disturbing about what is happening to his daughter on social media. well now he decided i'm going to tell congress about this. senator josh hawley is on it. plus, could the bidens soon find

themselves testifying in front of congress as well? congressman jim comer has all the details, next. ♪

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>> laura: company surreptitiously collaborated with the government to censors and shadow ban those who challenged covid edict. they were ignoring the emotional damage being done to children on their platform. a met that whistleblower testified before congress today about the predatory behavior that he found their most popular app. actually featured. he learned this courtesy of his daughter. >> my 14-year-old daughter joined instagram. she and her friends began having awful experiences. including repeated unwanted sexual advances. she reported these incidents to the company and it did nothing. we don't tolerate unwanted

sexual advances against children in any other public context. this is an urgent crisis. >> laura: now, some of these advances included unsolicited graphic photos and, of course, perverted comments about the girl's bodies and what's worse is that it seems like these companies were already aware of these issues but they refused to do anything to address them. joining me now is missouri senator josh hawley, who was at today's hearing. senator, are we going to see bipartisan agreement fixing this for the sake of the kids? >> well, if we can't agree on this, i don't know what we can agree on, laura. this ought to be easy. here's the thing. this whistleblower today said that he presented evidence that one in eight girls, and when i say girls, i mean kids. between the ages of 13 and 15, so we're talking about young girls now, one in eight in the last seven days on instagram has been propositioned sexually. almost 30% of girls between 13

and 15 have been propositioned in the last two weeks or more. i mean, it's absolutely unbelievable. he presented those numbers to mark zuckerberg and what did mark zuckerberg do? nothing. didn't even reply. but, yet, laura, they have plenty of time to work with the biden administration to censor post on covid, vaccine efficacy, or if you want to organize your school board and ask about what are your kids being taught no, no. your posts can be taken down. meanwhile people are running pedophile rings on instagram. >> the whistleblower, senator, also raised really important point about the culture in the company itself in meta park, watch. this it seems to me that the company culture is one of see no evil, hear no evil. we don't want to understand what people are experiencing and we are not willing to invest in that in the tools that will help. >> laura: is there anything congress can do to root out what -- this is obviously

predatory behavior that is happening regularly online that could be dealt with you about, i guess it's a hands off, i shouldn't say hands off, that's a bad met for to use here. the company doesn't want to do anything about it. so, what can be done? >> well, we can let parents -- it ought to be that if your kid gets sexually propositioned on instagram or any social media platforms you ought to be able to hold them accountable and if they violate their terms of service, you ought to be able to ahold them accountable. if your kid experiences or exposed to sexual abuse material. pornography, child porn, you ought to be able to sue them. right now you can't do any of that these companies are immune because congress has given them special immunity. no more, let's let parents sue and protect their kids that would get their attention real fast. >> laura: that's why they spend all that money on lobbying and so much money in contributions to candidates on capitol hill.

that's keep them quiet. senator, not you though, thank you, let me ask you all a question. isn't it time that the bidens testify? anyone in the family who received money and from foreign entities or circuitously through foreign enemies should be hauled in front of congress and forced to answer certain questions. why don't we yet know all the details surrounding the checks from james biden to joe? why hasn't james or hunter or even joe testified on the record about the china money trail? joining me now is someone who maybe do something about that house oversight committee chair james comer. congressman, are you going to bring everyone in for questioning? i mean, you won't get the president. but how about some of the siblings? >> we're going to bring them all in. and we now have the bank records. and, remember, you asked about specific transactions. we didn't know about the two checks to joe biden until three weeks ago. it has taken a long time to

subpoena and obtain all the bank records. and i don't think the average american can imagine how many different bank accounts and how many different banks and how many different companies and most of them were shell companies, if not all of them, that we were dealing with. we had to find them all. we had to request the information to subpoena the information, and then hope and work with the banks to obtain it. we have it all. and then the hard part we had to trace the money. now we have traced the money to where we can look at specific transactions, trace them back to the country of their origin and trace them all the way through the shell companies, all the way through the money laundering processes to 10 different biden family members. i would expect very soon those 10 different biden family members to be coming in front of congress and answering specific questions. >> laura: now, "the washington examiner," congressman, is reporting that the white house will not release evidence that the biden family payments were for loans. their request for documents to

explain a $240,000 amount in checks from james biden to his brother concerns a financial transaction between the two family members at a time when both were individually private citizens white house special counsel richard wrote. your reaction to that. >> they called reporters in to jamie raskin's office and said when we disclosed those two checks that these were loans. and that the house oversight committee, the republican, had the evidence that they were loans. we do not have any evidence that they were loans. far from it. and now we're pressing the white house. if we have the evidence, just show it to all of us then. and they are backing down. remember, laura, when we found the very first wire from china, that was about six months ago, it was to a shell company called robinson walker l.l.c. it was a $3 million wire. and then hunter biden got 1.3 million of that through a series of transactions.

the white house said that that was a capital investment. i said no, that's not a capital investment. just like when we disclosed these two checks to joe biden, one for 200,000, one for 40,000, they said those were loan repayments. there is no evidence that those were loan repayments. so the president has a serious problem on his hands here. but that's just one transaction. we have way more. that's why we are going to ask bidens specific questions. >> laura: we need to hear from james biden. that's the next one and maybe valerie and keep it going. there have been 40 attacks on u.s. troops overseas in the last few weeks alone. so what's the biden administration doing about it? i'm going to explain, next. ♪

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♪ >> we have been trying to send a strong signal of deterrence any other actor in the region be it a nation state or terrorist group now is not the time to think about widening, escalating, deepening this conflict. that there have been additional attacks on our troops doesn't necessarily mean that the war is widening. >> laura: all right, when kirby says additional attacks on our troops overseas he means there have been 40. 40 total attacks in the last three weeks alone.

but the biden administration is sending a strong message of deterrence. how does that work? joining me now is richard goldberg former director for countering weapons of mass destruction under trump. richard, we have threats tonight from the second in command of hezbollah saying, you know, they are waging their own attacks and alliances of attacks to take the pressure off of gaza. they call it the agents of resistance, that's happening. and now the white house's comments. how is this message being received? >> i disagree with mr. kirby, obviously not sending messages to deterrence. sending messages of appeasement. here is what the house hasn't done. haven't ended nuclear deal with iran over the summer. vice president shut down the bank accounts they opened he over the summer $10 billion out of iraq. haven't stopped the oil flow to china. haven't u.n. resolution to bring back sanctions on iran. what have they done?

they brought in a new carrier strike group. it's now going to the persian gulf on its way, almost there. remember, deterrence is two things. capability and will. the president is amassing a lot of military capability in the region. he has not shown the iranians any will to actually use that capability and, therefore, he is failing to restore deterrence. >> well, richard, president biden is asking netanyahu for a brief three-day -- they are not calling it cease-fire. they call it a pause to make themselves feel better so they can release more hostages. netanyahu reportedly rejected the idea and said he doesn't trust hamas. and it sounds like, to me, that biden is listening to the political conversation in the streets and the pressure being brought to bear against the white house over the weekend. your thoughts on the pause suggestion? remember this is the same rouse brokered the deal $6 billion for five people. who brokered that hostage deal?

qatar. who is brokering this hostage deal? qatar, who harbors hamas and is the sponsor of hamas? qatar. what are we doing here? of course this is going to be a hostage negotiation in hamas' favor. so do you know what? there is 240 hostages. let's not talk about a cease-fire to let hamas live to massacre another day for 12 people. let's talk about unconditional release of 240 people or we start putting maximum pressure on qatar. >> laura: apparently they are not worried about qatar. they are worried about politics back home. richard, thank you. all right, we're going to have another live report from virginia as election results are beginning to trickle in plus the return of jimmy failla. we need that tonight, don't we? stay there. ♪

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virginia, where rich edson is standing by. rich, where do things stand now? >> reporter: good evening, laura. well, you know, the returns are just coming in here. polls have been closed about 45 minute ors so. beginning of the hour is when that all happened. you've got supporters coming in, the candidates are coming in to the watch party. this is senate district 27. joel griffin the democrat here. this is something also an area and district that governor youngkin visited earlier today. he was here yesterday. part of six separate stops according to his team across the commonwealth today only, alone, over the last several weeks he's visited this area a number of times. some of the lows districts that republicans and democrats have identified that are really going to be the difference in this race here republicans are trying to hold on to the house. they're trying to flip the senate. that would give them unified control of the state government here. it's a way the governor has been invested in, as have national

democrats. governor youngkin will be watching the returns in richmond, about an hour or so south from here. probably not going to hear from him until we've got a sense of where this is going and whether republicans have been successful. about five miles ago today he told us he feels comfortable but it's going to be tight. he's expecting this question really to be an issue that's going to go down to the wire here, as republicans look goat that clean sweep, take control of the house and senate and push their agenda through. back to you, laura. >> laura: all right, rich. thank you. now time for wtf. joining me now is jimmy faila host of fox across america. it's been too long. first of all, i have missed you so thank you for being here tonight. the pro palestine protesters at colleges across the country, you've seen, they've basically been repeating the hamas talking

points. even an israeli tv show is mocking them in a skit. watch this. >> you can. you can come to gaza any time and we will throw you from the roof you deviant. >> i mean inclusive. >> you are also very welcome to come here to america. >> we will come after we finish with israel. america is next. [ laughter ] >> laura: it does point out the hypocrisy, excuse me, the ignorance of the left. >> some people on the left got mad at this sketch because it's too, okay. starting a group called for palestine is like starting a group wives for oj. not the the best record of handling your people. this is what they don't get. all of these protesters in

america, a good majority of them are idiots. lot of these dopey guys showing up to these protests, gaza strip is a gentleman's club. they have no idea what they are doing. good on the sketch group. >> laura: don't you also sense there are a lot of pajama boy type, jimmy, who are just desperate for friends? >> that's what it is! >> laura: they show up with their -- like their costume. they go to wardrobe and get their costumes and then make signs when we have to show you, they're so stupid. they don't know how to spell the word israel in one of them. izreal. >> we know this woman clearly supports hamas because she's clearly not allowed in a library. this is a dumb person. at least she's committed to sharia law. but that's the point of this. i have never been prouder. i always make fun of myself for

going to community college, but i have never been proud to have not gotten into harvard than i am now. i used to joke, i majored in x box. the joke ain't on me, girlfriend. i'm not $800,000 in debt stumping for a terror group. >> laura: all right, jimmy. moving on to your favorite state of california. the washington free beacon is reporting the state has spent more than $4 million on taxpayer money on surgical sex changes in cosmetic gender affirming enhancements for 157 inmates including four object death row since 2017. some of the enhancements include laser hair removal, jimmy, and facial femininization. take it away. >> the taxpayers are funding some weirdo death row inmate to get rid of his junk. what is this called? the shawshank reduction? this is the most bizarre time

there has ever been. like, yo, when you send a death row inmate to the electric chair, it's not to get a perpl. should we be surprised? no, because this is california, where they won't let you have a plastic straw, but if a female inmate wants to attach a straw to her body, we've got to foot the bill. way to go, newsome. >> laura: gives new meaning to the word super max. all right, jimmy. finally this week, happy couple, harry and meghan, some people asking questions about their relationship, took a break from their environmental activism to fly on a g-4 owned by an oil heir to a katy perry concert. emits quarter of 7.4 tons of the average brit produces every year. there's absolutely no double standard or hypocrisy.

>> they shouldn't have gone to resort world to see katy perry. they should have went to circus circus because they're both clowns. this is beyond hypocrisy. it's a 40 minute trip. it's not like -- do you know how many flights there are from hra to vegas? the point is they're not just being hypocritical, they're using a private jet like they're running errands in a hyundai. >> laura: you're so unfair because they live with the simple people, the regular people in montecido in santa barbara. they do not live in l.a. they don't want to drive all that way. they have to fly that way. >> you're the best. they just wanted privacy in the front row of the katy perry show. >> laura: i have got ten seconds. but i'm gonna see you next week at the patriot awards. all right. jesse next. >> jesse: jesse waters primetime.

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