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broadcasting from the lone star state. thank you for being with us. and tonight we know now why kamala has been too busy to do a real press conference. >> acting like mayonnaise and tuna. >> pretty much ground beef and cheese. >> that's okay. >> laura: while and she is twisted tim are having a gab fest over tacos real americans can barely afford to buy them. >> everything is so expensive nowadays. that what do you prioritize? like do you prioritize eating over having a home? >> laura: personal finance guru dave ramsey is here with advice. plus the ketamine queen and four others arrested in the death of friends star matthew perry. >> after mr. perry died, these defendants tried to cover up with what he this done. >> laura: we have all the new details. but, first, kamala. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> we are not going back.

[cheers] we are not going back. >> laura: she actually wants us to go back well, to the 1970s. she is not content with just the inflationary misery of the carter area. kamala wants the crippling shortages that went along with it. >> it will be my day one priority to fight to bring down prices, to take on the big corporations that engage in illegal price gouging. >> laura: she is tough. she is going to take on companies. what does that mean? >> now kamala is reportedly proposing communist price controls. she wants price controls. they actually have the exact opposite impact and effect it. leads to food shortages, rationing hunger. dramatically more inflation. >> laura: he is 100 percent right, of course, kamala will

tomorrow propose the first ever federal ban on corporate price gouging in the food and grocery industries. and claiming that there's a big difference between fair pricing and competitive market and excessive prices unrelated to the cost of doing business. that's true bernie sanders socialist. add free market economics to the list of topics that harris apparently cannot comprehend. why are prices high as compared to, say, 2019? was there no corporate greed four years ago? well, prices are high because the cost of doing business is high. because, trillions that biden and harris spent on climate and covid boondoggles shot up inflation and because of their greeniac policies that drove up the cost of oil and gas. so responding with price controls is like dropping kerosene on open flame. the woman is going to burden of proof down the entire economy with this idea.

yet, her advisers think she you are as dim whited as she is. she believes women are going to jump on board the argument vulture capitalist in the grocery business waiting to rob you blind and that only she can stop them. but, let's look at these supposedly obscene profit margins. kroger's is 1.43% for april. war was it in april 2020? 1.66%. that's the new profit margin. yeah. and just for the sake of comparison, apple's most recently reported profit margin is 26.61%. so, okay. is she going to set the price of iphones and mac books next and how far can those prices rise? government is going to step in maybe not because they are her friends. i would not be surprised if they tried to slap controls on oil companies next. and their pricing. of course, that's exactly what

venezuela moved to and after all then the government there just took over the companies state scroll of everything is their ultimate goal. >> the biden administration has been putting pressure on some of the companies which frankly is what we're going to hear some of from vice president harris my understanding in her economic speech she plans to give on friday. pressure has to be put on some of these corporate entities. >> laura: now by pressure, she means government intervention in private businesses. and all this will do is to force companies to innovate less, build less, and cut back on supply, which is exactly what we saw during the carter era when price controls were in place for gasoline. >> this has become common in many states in the east, cars have been lining up before dawn. by the time the pumps opened, many had been waiting and two and three hours for gas.

>> i have been here since 4:30 this morning. it's ridiculous waiting in line here. i couldn't get gas tuesday. the block was about -- the line was about 8 blocks long. it was ridiculous. it was unbelievable waiting in line. i can't take it anymore. >> laura: even license plates went out on monday to get gas, odds on tuesday. i remember that i was a little kid in the back seat there that brings us to the socialist other dream policy which is rent control, which biden endorsed in july and biden all but told us today would be kamala's policy as well. >> how much does it bother you that vice president harris might soon political reasons start to distance herself from your economic. >> she is not going to. >> laura: well, rent control isn't just a bad way to address the effects of inflation. it may be one of the worst. and it's been undeniable for decades. now, this statement is from left wing economist paul krugman.

this is back in 2,000. the analysis of rent control is among the best understood issues in all of economics and among economists anyway one of the least controversial. in a 1992 poll of the american economic association it found that 93% of its members agreed that a sea kreige cerealing on s quantity and quality of housing. there are your shortages. i will grant kamala one thing she is correct when she says trump wants to take us back. it's taking us back all right, but it's back to the economic boom of 2019 like i said earlier we don't need to go back to the carter era and her socialist economic policy also make it harder for young people to grow a nest egg and grow a family. >> everything is so expensive nowadays. that what do you prioritize? like, do you prioritize eating

over having a home? do you prioritize having to pay to take a shower somewhere over getting a home. >> i think my biggest stressor right now is anything financial. >> laura: now, one summer in the 180s, i lived as a student in the former soviet union in len grad. i witnessed firsthand the effects of the policy that clam is gearing towards. shortages everywhere. people standing in line for hours if you thought the last three and a half years were bad under joe, brace yourself. this will be a new nightmare if comrade kamala sets foot in the white house. and that's the angle. joining us now and i am delighted they are with us monica crowley former trump assistant secretary of treasury and e.j. anthony columnist at the heritage foundation. monica, let's start with you.

understand where price controls take us. or is this just a campaign line to try to bring in some votes in a very close election? it drives me crazy when people say well they just don't understand how the free market works. my view is you are dealing with absolute idealogues and kamala harris is certainly one and you laid out the socialist, the markist approach that she has embraced throughout her entire political life. you laid that out very well. i think that these people do understand how the frequent works. they just reject it. show while she is going to try to cast herself as some sort of fiscal moderate to attract voters, her entire political career and her economic policy positions have belied all of that. she is the most radical vice president. she has embraced massive

expansions of government. massive government spending. higher taxes, suffocating regulations. the green new deal, socialized medicine and selling out to china al 6 those things are hallmark where kamala harris has been on the economy and the policy positions that she has embraced. if she changes now it's simply to get elected. wums she is in that white house, her policies are essentially going to be the coup de gras of the american capitalist system. >> laura: trump compared kamala's plans to that of venezuela's. watch. >> she is running on the maduro plan. we call it the maduro plan like something straight out of venezuela or the southwest union. this announcement is an admission that her economic policies have totally failed and caused really a catastrophe for our country. and, beyond that, a catastrophe in the world. >> laura: e.j., they were ridiculing trump the other day

over on mess nbc by saying he is claiming that she is like a communist. that is just ridiculous and it shows that the republicans are out of ideas. isn't he substantively correct on where this philosophy would logically land us? l.a. interesting criticisms of president trump these people saying is he is wrong without providing any evidence. please explain how ms. harris' policies are not in fact aligned with the communist ideology when she is talking about artificially set prices for i don't care if it's food or rent, you name it. and at the end of the day, president trump is absolutely correct here. if you employ the same policies as we have had in these other communist countries around the world, you will get the same results here. just like we had gas shortages in the 170s as you already mentioned, you would get food shortages here in the united states if you impose the same kind of price controls on

grocery stores. >> laura: now, president biden appeared with kamala harris at this first campaign event. grudging appearance i'm sure. but, he wants to reassure everybody but that they are all for capitalism but eye watch. -- watch.>> look, i'm a capita. i have no problem with companies making money but not by price gouging -- americans don't like being played for suckers. we believe should be patient but there should be reasonable profits not unreasonable. >> laura: monica, what i was thinking to myself is what hunter made over there in china, were those reasonable profits? depends on what the word reasonable means. >> can he call himself a capitalist all day long, laura, but that doesn't make himself. those comments really echo what barack obama said when he was first running in 2007 and 2008

and then how he governed. remember obama used to say at some point have you made enough money? this is the marxist mindset that is completely dominating the democrat party and we are really in the end stages here of trying to save free market capitalism and frankly, the country at large because they have been at this for so long. chipping away at our systems. our economic system, the border, all of it. and you know, tomorrow she is going to make this speech. she is going to try to reposition herself as some sort of moderate. but there is a track record here of the last three and a half years where we have seen an historic catastrophe that she owns. she broke this economy. she bought it. >> laura: price controls aren't moderate. big problem with that one. i think it's very important, ej, what you posted, i believe today on x, about household wealth. now, the press won't cover this

with you these are facts. house hold wealth increased 7.9% vs. 3.2% under biden. that's the election in my view. the wealth -- et wealth gap between biden and trump and obviously transpose what harris is going to do with price controls. who drive the big increase in household wealth under trump compared to the erosion under biden? >> laura, it's a great question. i think it had a lot to do with both regulatory reform and also tanks reform. when you get to keep more of your own money, you have a huge incentive to work more, to work harder, to earn more. and people did that under trump that was a key reason why following that trump tax reform, we actually saw tax revenue increase to record highs in the years thereafter. but, on the regulatory front, this is something i think the administration didn't get

anywhere near enough credit for. they actually, through these regulatory reforms reduced costs to households by about $2,000 per year council versely what have we seen under the bind harris regime exact opposite. higher regulatory burden $5,000 per household per year. those numbers, by the way, aren't even included in any of the inflation metrics. so when we talk about how the cpi, for example, the consumer price index signals that it costs f number thousands of dollars more per year per household. >> that doesn't even include these regulatory costs. >> laura: oh, red tape, for the greeniacs and you know, the enviro agenda and everything else they are piling on at the epa. this has been a nightmare for small businesses and families, ej you pointed that out in that chart. thank you. monica, great analysis as always. thank you both. kamala finally sat down for a

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things to talk about. we have some very specific things. so, we'll take our time. we have plenty of time. i think you have plenty of time. i hope you like the weather. it's very nice. nice place. nice location. >> mr. president. >> mr. president. >> laura: so relaxed. i loved the groceries there too. that was fun. compare that to kamala hasn't had a single presser since becoming the nominee, scandal. her campaign though, come on, they say it's because she doesn't have the time. >> would it kill you guys to have a press conference? why hasn't she had a press conference? >> ha ha ha. listen, the vice president, governogovernor walz crisscrosse country since the launch of the campaign. >> laura: she is too busy. the truth is she can't risk unscripted exchange with the media. we know what happens when she has an unscripted exchange with the media. so, instead she want to satisfy

your keen interest had in her thoughts by releasing overproduced highly edited videos how have the past couple days been for you. >> can i see where the energy comes. measure is a hopeful country. >> indeed. >> people are excited. >> in this campaign the only way we win is to keep the pedal to the me metal for the next many, many days that we have. >> laura: indeed. the running mates had time to chat about music. their family background but don't worry, it wasn't all -- >> we also have to understand that we are still up against some forces. >> yes. >> that are trying to divide our country. >> you keep talking about the promise of america and we say take care of your neighbor. >> in the face of the stranger, when you are looking in the face of a stranger, you should see a neighbor, right? >> laura: look out hallmark. the greeting card business is about to get a huge shock wave. now, here's the bottom line. kamala has time to answer her

running mate's scripted questions but not yours. joining us now is sean duffy, co-host of fbn the bottom line and michael larosa former press secretary for joe biden. michael, this is -- i mean, they have all these hollywood people supporting them. they are backing them. they are doing zoom calls for them. what strikes me when they produce a video, the acting is really bad just badly done. is this -- this is what we are going to expect if she gets into office as well? >> yeah. look. there has always been a problem with these sort of inauthentic and inorganic ways to on platforms. there are ways to get what they are trying to get the effect a natural conversation that's what they are trying to do in a way they can control. they want to control outcomes. and they want to control how she is per received and the impression she gives off in order to sort of run out the

clock before the convention. i don't necessarily like there are pluses and minuses to that. the short-term view is that they get to set the narrative and control it. but, you know, there's a lot of counsel side to it as well. >> laura: it seems to me that it looks weak, not strong, i think they are being -- they are trying to be careful, sean, but when you don't have the, you know, the spinal fortitude to get up there and answer questions, like trump will answer anyone's question. so will j.d. vance. what does that say about your confidence, your own self-confidence in your own views and your own policies? >> right, listen i agree a lot what michael said not narrative not engaged in the conversation with the media. not doing policy speeches. doing again the stadiums where these are scripted speeches as you mentioned just platitudes again, i think what they think

is again, we are up in the polls, and, you know, we know that kamala is a word salad so if she does an interview she is not going to be able to answer the questions in a way that gives the american people any confidence in her to be the commander-in-chief. and this isn't questions about her policies whether it was open borders or gun grabs or single payer and she can't really answer those questions. i thought it was awesome that kamala and joe had this conversation in the clip that you played about, you know, taking care of their neighbor. they have destroyed their neighbor, laura. their neighbor can't afford this economy and the prices in this economy and the neighborhood is burning because of crime and illegal immigration. they have destroyed the neighborhood. and now they want to talk on what they care about their neighbor? if you care about your neighbor. change course, change policy. how about a little free enterprise economics that actually works and get rid of your marxist socialism. >> laura: oh, yeah, i'm sure she going to be able to do an economic analysis of rent control and supply short tages.

>> we can help. the analysis of the curve there another substantive exchange between this chat chat kamala and walz. >> white guy tacos. >> like mayonnaise and tuna. >> pretty much ground beef and cheese. >> that's okay do you put any flavor in it. >> no. >> here's the deal. >> no they said be careful and let her know this that black pepper is the top. spice level in. >> i'm the first vice president that has ever grown chili peppers. >> try to expand my food knowledge. >> laura: okay, michael, we have young americans who can't afford a first home marred couples, can't afford food or insurance or schooling at a decent school and we are spending time on white guy tacos? everyone wants to have some fun, i get that, this seems to be all they are doing when it comes to substance. >> yeah.

i think -- i don't want to get in their mind what i assume that is an attempt to sort of humanize her, to charm as and disarm to allow the public to get to know who she is behind the scenes when she is not in front of a camera. >> laura: she has been vice president. wait a second. michael, she has been vice president for three and a half years. she was attorney general in california. she was a u.s. senator. we know who she is. what we don't know. >> she has been number two. >> laura: specifically what he believes. sean's point and he is right. she need to be doing interviews and answering questions not to introduce herself but to reassure and to provide confidence and to showcase that she is now the nominee, that she is now the leader of the party and to project competence and confidence. voters need to see that. they through that through engagement. they do that through engaging the press with questions. that's how the voters in a free -- with a free press and free democracy hold candidates

accountable. most voters never get to see the only way to do it. she does need to do it. >> well, i think, you know, how she is going to deal with nato or how she is going to make nachos. i think we need to get to kind of the more important issues. sean and michael, great to see both of you, thank you. all right, republicans are building a huge advantage as we head into november. lara trump is here to explain how that is happening, next. ♪

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aishah? >> hey, laura, this is a pretty big moment for the former president who is now actively courting the jewish vote, the jewish community, who the campaign says feels, quote, politically homeless, frankly. and who feel, quote, betrayed by president biden and vice president harris. especially after all the protests that we saw on college campuses that we saw in downtowns of different cities across the country this year. just horrific stuff. anti-semitism left and right. and it really continues in new york city last night, big riot broke out and it started with anti-israel protests turned into a riot in harlem. one protester actually, laura, appeared to set off a smoke bomb in the middle of all of this. another one accused of assaulting a police officer. and these people were interrupting a kamala harris after rally dinner between new york city democrats interrupting a speech by mayor eric adams. 14 people had to be taken into custody, perhaps a preview of what we might see in chicago at

the dnc but the trump campaign says that these people they need to be protected and he is the man who can do it and right now he is actively courting them here in bedminster, laura? >> laura: aishah, we will monitor, thank you so much. and americans' quality of life has been hammered under biden and kamala and that's going to drive them to the polls this november. because voter registration is telling a stories. it's already surging across the country because republicans are energized. they are sick and tired of being poor. they are sick and tired of being less safe. they are sick and tired of having migrants take the funds that should be going to americans. look at pennsylvania, g.o.p. voter registration is now four times higher than democrats. in florida, there are 1 million more republican voters than democrat voters. and compare that to 2020 when democrats had a # 7 97,000 persn

edge over the g.o.p. according to "newsweek," no fan of trump's in 28 of 30 streets that require voters to register with a party, republicans have net more voter registrations than democrats. joining me now lara trump co-chair of the national republican committee. now, lara, this is very good news. no one is sitting back on their laurels on this. what else is the rnc specifically doing to get new voters registered and most significantly to the polls and mail-in ballots if that's how they wish to vote? >> so important. obviously we can register people all day they have to show up and have to vote. something that i think we really pushed very hard this election cycle specificallied from the rnc is early voting. and you finally have seen people are very concerned about early voting, mail-in voting.

donald trump himself posted months ago and said voting by mail, voting early, or voting in person on election day are all great ways to vote. here's the reality of the situation for republicans if we all wait until election day, that will be too late. we want people to get out and we want them to bank their vote. we have the largest most aggressive election integrity operation right now at the rnc in the history of politics. your vote will count whenever you cast it. no matter if it's by mail. no matter if it's early. no matter if's on election day. we want to encourage people to get out and vote early and then that way we aren't targeting you anymore. we aren't spending resources trying to get you out to vote. we can actually go after, lara, low propensity voters. that's how you win an election. you are right. the nuns we have seen with voter registration have been amazing. i want to give a quick shout-out to our grass root partners, people like scott pressler so instrumental in the state of

pennsylvania. bucks county was a county we lost in 2020 to joe biden. and he has recently worked so hard in bucks county that it's now flipped. nor registered republicans than democrats. we are continuing to see those trends around the country. it's really exciting. >> laura: lara, right now kamala has a 1 point lead over trump. same time in 2020, biden had a 7 point 4 point lead over trump. in 2016, clinton had a 5.8 lead over donald trump. real clear politics average before everyone jumps down my throat. i believe trump is up one. he was up 1.5% in the rcp average before the debate. so, after all of this media, after all this honeymoon for kamala, things are basically where they were before the debate with joe biden. what does that tell you about this effort to try to demoralize

republican voters about the great walz-harris ticket? >> yeah, well you are right. that's the goal. tell people don't even bother turning out there. is so much momentum behind kamala harris. you shouldn't go out and vote. do not take this seriously, ladies and gentlemen, what you have seen is manufactured, lara, this whole thing has been smoke and mirrors, and it's the same folks in the mainstream media by the way i will remind everyone who a few months ago, were suggesting that maybe joe biden wanted to choose a new running mate. maybe kamala harris was a bit of a drag on the ticket. now we are all supposed to believe she is this political genius. you cannot believe what you are seeing out there. what i'm going to tell people out across this country, wait until the debate between donald trump and kamala harris. the shine will wear off. we will see exactly who she is. and i can guarantee you those poll numbers for donald trump will continue to go up. >> lauren: harris and rcp is 1.

that's comparing 2016 and 2020 where they were up, you know, 6 and 7 points. that 1 point to me after all this hammering by the media of trump and the elevation of kamala is unbelievably positive news. lara, thank you so much. great to see you tonight. all right, someone called the ketamine queen was just nabbed in the death of friends star matthew perry. the details on that, next. ♪

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die. the beloved friends star receiving regular ketamine infusion treatments for anxiety and depression. when thinks doctors refused to give him more, authorities say he turned to others who took advantage of him in one instance the defendants allegedly charged perry $2,000 for a vial of ketamine that would have just cost the doctor just about 12 bucks. prosecutors say in a text one of the doctors charged in this case said, quote. i wonder how much this moron will pay. >> when lynn nic doctors refused to increase his dosage, he turned to unscrupulous doctors who saw perry as a way to make quick money. he wanted more and he wanted it faster and cheaper. that is how he ended up buying from street dealers who sold the ketamine that ultimately led to his death. >> authorities say perry's live-in personal assistant, who was also charged in this case, admitted to repeatedly injecting perry with ketamine without

medical training, including multiple injections on october 28th of last year, the day perry died. the defendants face a series of felonies in this case. if convicted on all charges, the woman who authorities referred to as the ketamine queen, would face a maximum sentence of life in prison. laura? >> laura: wow, joining me now mike eye dollar, criminal defense attorney, mark, you think some of these other defendaotherdefendants might tra deal to avoid jail dime? tell us about it? >> yeah, i'm predicting all of them will take plea deals. there is too much of a downside. you go to trial and lose and held accountable for the death of anyone but especially someone as high profile as matthew perry, you're going to do life. i expect them all to plead secretary of defense probably overwhelming nowadays text

messages that berry dealers that berry these fraudulent doctors who remind me of that dr. conrad murray. they get all starry eyed and whether it's michael jackson or in this case matthew perry, they want to be the exclusive handler for the celebrity. >> laura: this could mean jail time for the ketamine queen herself, however, if the other co-defendants end up really turning on her, correct, and that might be their way out of really long-time behind bars. >> there is no question that in federal cases, especially, people are looking for ways to reduce their time and cooperate against others is the primary way. but, i suspect from what i have heard from prosecutors already, that the ketamine queen, which is the worst name you can have in a case like this, they went into her place and they searched it and they found a drugstore of

stuff she had method, scales, she had everything. even if no one is cooperating against her, i think that there is probably overwhelming evidence there. >> laura: and we find out that, of course, there is incriminating text messages indicating that they should try to delete their text messages, which, in and of itself, is always bad. text messages usually, you know, end up extremely, you know, relevant in a case like this. but, reminded me, mark. of all of these other horrible deaths that have occurred because of either illicit drugs or prescription drugs. you know, prescribed in the wrong way. and because this is a celebrity, maybe we'll nab these people. but think of all the other people who get away with it. high profile person? it's like somebody has got to pay. >> okay. and the good thing about it though is prosecutors are prioritizing these cases.

i have one here in south florida, my client, a drug user, supplied drugs to a friend of his and that person died because the drug was laced with fentanyl prosecutors nowadays my client is charged with first degree murder. this is definitely a trend now. >> mark, thank you so much. and joe and kamala are bragging because, you know, inflation is tamed, it's all fixed now. but how do real americans feel? dave ramsey is here, next. ♪

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harris and young voters, can they use good vibes to pay their rent or buy their food are get ahead? >> i'm 20 years old. wives a one-bedroom apartment $600 -- $1600. and prices are outrageous and the jobs are bear minimum jobs. i waited my whole life to do it -- grow up and do this? >> my parents never owned a house at all. there were many times where we were homeless. >> i kept a full-time job the whole time i was homeless but everything is so expensive nowadays that what do you prioritize? do you prioritize eating over having a home? >> we have to make three jobs to make ends meet and that's not funny money, that's money so we are not homeless. >> laura: this is heartbreaking to hear. the question is do these young people really think a president harris will revive their prospects with policies like price controls? joining me now dave ramsey, personal finance expert, host of

the fabulous ramsey show. great to see you tonight. price controls. talk to young people for a moment. is not going to fix this problem and dig them out of that financial hole? >> know because it's artificial. it's not sustainable because it's artificial. if you put a lid on something, if you want to explore what happens go back to the 1970s. we tried it. there was a whole movement for controls across everything because inflation was out of control and rampant like it is now and so it's been tried, it does not work. what works is to flood the market with supply. lots of oil means lower oil prices. lots of labour means lower labour prices. lots of whatever means lower prices. it's a simple supply demand curve, it's called economics and it's called the free market economics. went you try to artificially cramp it down it simply does not work because you can only hold

that hose until the pressure builds up and it blows on you. >> laura: president trump was talking today about how we have flooded the market with low-wage workers but they are illegal aliens or asylum-seekers, migrants so that has artificially kind of jacked up some of these numbers but the washington post makes an important point regarding the retail sales numbers that came out today which showed a 1 percent increase, which a lot of people think that's good, but the top 20 percent of households account for roughly 45 percent of overall spending and low and middle income households are really feeling the brunt of high inflation. the lion's share of u.s. consumer spending coming from the wealthiest consumers. given what you hear on a daily basis, does that surprise you at all? >> let's also understand the statistic. it went up 1 percent. at one asked mike wasn't 1 percent in of not -- a number of unit sold, it was an dollar

volume. it means the price went up doesn't mean the economy is booming. the cost of the good went up about 1 percent. it went up a lot more because the number of units is down. and so it's a misnomer. that's misreported. and yes, we are seeing this disparity between the haves and have-nots getting wider and wider which traditionally you would see as you see more and more government intervention in the economy. when you let the free-market run and you leave it alone, this is a battle of ideas. when you let the free-market run and leave it alone it will find equilibrium and it works to the advantage of most everyone when you do that. when you insert government and it and you say i'm going to do price controls, i'm going to protect you from high grocery prices, it is not sustainable and it causes more problems. all we have to do is go back and see that exact same thing unfolding during covid. if you want to help the little man let the market run.

>> laura: some of the dumb ideas they have is take cold showers, skip a meal and take cold showers. that's the answer and we will go back to price controls. >> pulled showers aren't bad for you. i would hate for anyone to have to take one but if you take a cold shower and then stop by starbucks and pick up a 12-dollar copy you defeated yourself. >> laura: it is so great to see you. it's been weigh too long. come back soon and thank you so much. that is oppressed tonight remember we are doing a special sunday night show. it's would be very special. cats right before the dnc and we will be there all next week live from chicago. we are going. it will be fun, i promise. thank you for watching. remember it's america now and forever. jesse watters takes it from here. [ ♪♪