clinton is in their house and will speak to the delegates from across the country. the michael jordan statue. i mean, this is iconic stuff inside the united center. we have got you covered tonight, a 10:00 p.m. special. martha and i will anchor that we will hear from former president clinton and obviously the new vice presidential nominee governor tim walz. and, as always, we will keep it fair, balanced and unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now! ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> the time is now. ♪ >> laura: all right, good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from day three of the democratic national convention here in chicago.

tonight's theme, a fight for our freedom. we have been listening so far and it's basically all about abortion. so much for the freedom of the infants in the room. and we are going to hear from biden back stabber nancy pelosi. she is all about the children, as well as pete buttigieg, bill clinton, and finally the man of the hour, twisted tim walz. and for all the details let's go live to the convention floor where peter doocy, fox news senior white house correspondent is standing by. peter? >> peter: and the theme of the night is a night for freedoms. so far, since the program started, that has been mostly what they refer to as reproductive freedoms. we are going to hear from bill clinton. we are also going to hear from nancy pelosi. as you mentioned, and it will -- her speaking on the third night kind of works with the fact that they are talking less and less about joe biden and what exactly is she going to say about joe biden at this point, after she squeezed him out.

what state delegation is this? california? okay. so you guys have bill clinton and nancy pelosi tonight. who are you more excited to hear from? >> bill clinton. nancy pelosi?>> why not bill cls wrong with bill clinton? >> peter: is anybody here down on nancy at all because she squeezed president biden out. >> no, fox news, we are not. >> peter: nobody? okay. well, then, they did the right thing by getting president biden out and having kamala harris also from california ascend to the top of the ticket. [inaudible] peter and as we continue, just our -- are you one of the delegates here? >> i am. >> >> peter: where are we washington, d.c.? >> i'm sorry? >> washington, d.c. delegate?

>> no, i'm actually up here taking photos right now. >> peter: are you live right now? >> peter: we are live, yeah. thathat's it from the floor. we will bring you news as we have it, laura. >> laura: all right, peter, sometimes people don't want to talk. the democratic national con-vention with the harris team trying to convince you they are the real border hawks they added a long island democrat representative tom suozzi to their lineup. swayze pretended to care about the border to get elected as if that somehow changes the fact that kamala waived in, what, 10 million migrants? now, remember the idiotic bipartisan border bill that we exposed from day one, they love to cite this in response to criticism. but it wasn't really a border bill at all it. would, in the end, allowed 1.8 million migrants into america annually. but the real question that i think we're asking tonight is, how did we go from the party of hope and change to what often sounds like the party of hate and revenge? here at the dnc, democrats are

talking about some of their favorite topics, you know, how much they hate trump, how much they love abortion, which is what they are doing right now. how much they hate vance. how much they love girl bosses and how much they love vibes and memes. they sometimes sound like a bunch of mean girls in the cafeteria. >> we have a choice, america. between the man who left our country a total mess, and the woman who has spent four years cleaning it up. >> doubling down on ugly, my some miss chauvinistic racist lies as a substitute for real ideas and solutions. >> this weird obsession with crowd sizes. [laughter] >> carley: the kamala crew sun serious. that now includes the obamas who stole the show with one liners trashing trump. something we would expect from snarky late night tv hosts. not necessarily from a president and a former first lady. >> his limited narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of two hard-working highly educated

successful people who happen to be black: >> we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. we have seen that movie before. and we all know that the sequel is usually worse. >> laura: they made a deliberate choice not to defend the biden-harris record on the big three, the economy, inflation and immigration. and, of course, democrats tonight will avoid talking about the 818,000 jobs that just disappeared from april 2023 to march of this year. well, the fact the wages have declined. the fact that many school children never recovered from the covid lockdowns because they know though have nothing useful to say on these points. so they're not going to put forward any suggestions about how to overcome those challenges. they have also gone from hope to nope. nope, you're not going to have a standard of living that improves. nope, we're not going to talk about our plans.

nope, we don't care if illegals get treated better than the homeless vets. so, between the rise of china and their views on climate change, i really think the democrats have pretty much given up on boosting our prosperity. and they don't really care in the end because, in their minds, with about half of all-american voters supporting trump, why would this country, at least a lot of it, be worth saving anyway? remember, obama's you didn't build that? well, implicit in that was you don't deserve that plus, you probably are living on stolen land and have relatives who fought in the south for the -- in the civil war. so, time to pay up. they have determined that, for now, the safest path for kamala is to just mercilessly mock trump. as they criticize him by the way for mocking her. well, tonight, starring the kamala attack dog du jour is tim walz. and when they are not going to do that with the attack stuff, well, they will just rely on vibes, memes, and celebrity

endorsements. but, if harris wins this election, a year from now, the obamas, the clintons, the bidens, the pritzkers, the pelosis are all going to be hanging out at various vacation homes and most americans will be looking at a weaker economy and lowering their exceptions. that's all a pretty high price to pay so that a bunch of rich people who despise trump can get their revenge. joining us now is congressman ro khanna, congressman, i ran knew on the navy pier yesterday. did was great to see you. it seems like there is a lot of negative stuff happening think convention. i know it's like people talking about love and joy, but, was there a lot of love and joy coming from the obamas last night? did you hear that? >> well, i know you may the some of the one liners but president obama also spoke about extending grace to each other. respecting difference. having. >> laura: they want to lock trump up? how is that extending grace. >> he talked about that. he talked about having kindness. we got to figure out in this country how we are going to come

together at some point, part of that president's speech i think a lot of americans could agree with even if they don't agree with the one liners, bringing manufacturing back helping working families left behind because of globalization. of helping places like johnstown, pennsylvania. i think that's what the democrats should talk about. >> laura: do you think that the question of manufacturing jobs, let's just stay with that, i mean, that's been a huge disappointment in the last three and a half years, jobs numbers revised downward. we're going to get into that more deeply later in the show that is a huge scandal. and, if that had happened under trump, we would be hearing, you know, holy hell from this crowd. but, is anyone going to talk about this tonight? >> laura, look, the manufacturing numbers, twice the investment in manufacturing, actually, over the last three and a half years. >> laura: the jobs aren't coming now. that's been exposed just like the ev charging stations aren't coming. >> there are areas where we can have common ground. we don't want china dumping the steal. have tariffs on china dumping steel as steel is collapsing. we want to have new steel plants

in newark. let's invest in that. make sure we have new aluminum here in america there are areas where we can work together. and the president has had a manufacturing agenda, with twice the manufacturing investment than trump's years. >> laura: do you think that people like sherrod brown and obviously john fetterman, others, jackie -- senator from. >> jacky rosen. >> laura: yeah, rosen, is not coming to this convention, what does that say about the illogical split in the democrat party? >> for one, i think they are in their states. they are in tough election races, they are up 5 to 7 to 8 points, at least sherrod brown and jacky rosen and that's a smart thing. >> laura: why aren't they confident? why don't they come here and obama. this is royalties here. they got the obamas, the clintons, bill clinton, i mean, that's the biggest thing ever. they are not very controversial. >> because you know, laura, all politics is local. they are better served being in their states. i'm excited to hear bill

clinton. i know you had your correspondent people not talking about being excited only democrat carried in the last 20 years white working class and working class areas. and we need to put him out there. i would send him to factory towns. i would send him all over pennsylvania. i think he still understands a lot of people left out in the economy. >> laura: are you for banning fracking like kamala harris or not for that? >> >> i'm not for banning it on private land. on federal land, that's what president biden ran on. that is the same position. >> laura: you are not for that really are you? >> on federal land, but not on private land. and on private land is where most of it is. >> laura: we are artificially keeping down our energy supply because of that ban on federal land. and, you know, frac something actually, you know, quite safe and i mean if you are not on private land, that can hurt private why not federal land. >> need regulation. on private land neither president biden or vice president harris is for banning it. as you know natural gas production is at record levels as is oil production in this country just factually.

>> laura: you think the price of gas is good for most americans where it is right now. >> no. it should come down more. the way to make the price of gas come down is to be tougher on saudi arabia, to make sure opec isn't restricting to make sure we have more. >> laura: we are making venezuela richer we are like going to venezuela. we are helping these countries by keeping our supply artificially low we dominate, right? >> no. we have record production in this country. by the way if we diversify the country and more renewable energy, that's going to make us less dependent on russia, on venezuela, on sawedy. why wouldn't we want to do. >> laura: she has made us more dependent on those countries. that's the problem. we are more dependent on them because of regulations in place why would we be. >> record production on natural gas and oil. why not diversify? why not do all of the above? why not also have solar, wind, geo thermal? >> laura: trump says he wants all of those. i just think he wants to drill, baby, drill to get the price down for working. i know you care about working class people. great to have you on tonight.

>> thank you. >> laura: thank you so much as always for joining us. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: if you doubted the democrats have enough religion in their mind come on, watch this. >> it was subtle and deep and thought-provoking a subtle, deep, original interesting take. deep, interesting speeches from both prosecute and mrs. obama. >> it was a sacred task. i didn't realize i had been in a spiritual desert until they created that oasis on that stage and they did a beautiful job. '. >> laura: van jones is in a spiritual desert. i just saw him. he looked fine me. because the obamas spoke we found an oasis? that's another slap at biden? don't you think? it's getting a little bit embarrassing. the man who knows chicago well rod blagojevich. what did they do for urban america. >> for urban america? left city of chicago more crime, higher taxes and schools

performing even worse than they were when i went to those schools and they weren't so good when i went. in chicago we have crime. disproportionately impacts plaque people. that's the great irony. if you are a black person in the city of chicago 20% to be more a victim of homicide than a white person. if you were to walk down the street from this arena just about a block away, do you know what the life expectancy is for a young child growing up? 61 years old. if you went a little bit east and a little bit north, tree streeterville upscale neighborhood you live to be 91 years old. all of the hope and change promised there was no change. maybe there was some hope. but, when you are desperate and facing despair, of course you embrace hope we all do. >> laura: hope and pocket change, maybe. obamas jet in from martha's vineyard to trash trump. so kamala harris, it's kind of our national healer, governor. >> ha ha well, all i can say is the that biden-harris record and the harris-walz tickets is going to have to explain to the american people why the cost of

groceries is up over 20%. why a gallon of milk costs 50% more than it did under trump. a loaf of bread 54% more under the democrats than under trump. carton of oranges juice 71% more. and a dozen eggs, 126% more. they can't talk about high prices or the high cost of living. >> laura: price controls they can get into that. do you think that michelle's speech last night was really -- it was kind of just trying to bait trump. to me, it sounded -- i mean, she had kamala mom. some of the nice stuff in the beginning about kamala and motherhood. this is all about abortion tonight. so interesting juxtaposition. but, it was a lot of mean girl stuff kind of in the end. >> that was another disappointment with president obama's administration. when he was elected as the first black president and i was there that night. it was magical. i was the first governor to endorse him a black man winning the white house said to all

black america you can be somebody. instead of bringing our country together, obama chose political choices to divide our country and play to the anger and the disappointment that people have and blame other americans, frankly, who live generations before for the difficulties and the challenges that the democrats have failed to improve. >> laura: it almost seems like and i said this in the top of the show that they have almost given up on the idea that the average person's standard of living is really going to go up that much. this is all about a woman driving to california to get an abortion tonight and, you know, lgbtqia plus rights and so forth. i understand they wants to talk about that. how is that going to help put a down payment for a first time home buyer? >> it's a party controlled by snobs and elitists who are very wealthy who are just run away from the working class and poor people that they claim to be for. if i'm a working guy and i'm looking at this party and i'm thinking about the high cost of everything, i'm saying, you know what?

bring down the cost of the price of my gas. and i will worry about my own vasectomy myself. their priorities are upside down. it's a party i don't recognize. >> laura: now, should president trump respond to the obamas? i think that would be -- i wouldn't get -- he is not running against the obamas, i would stick to just the economy and just the border. >> i totally agree. >> obamas are popular. you can kind of have fun with them. if you go on a personal invective against the obamas, that's a loser argument. >> i think president trump has great skill and i think he has an opportunity to reach into the inner cities and detroit, philadelphia, and other places to talk to black people about how things have not improved for black people under democratic leadership. >> laura: rod, great to see you as always. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> laura: up next i don't think you will hear much about this from the democrat tonight. bombshell economic news show how much someone has been lyingun aboudet economics, next. ♪ and their families with life-changing

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significant revision down, the largest in 15 years. >> laura: what happened to bidenomics? >> it's a term we are very proud of, i must tell you. because bidenomics is working. it's working. >> now today's jobs numbers mad. >> bidenomics -- and bidenomics is working. >> but kamala no, ma'am mics is going to be great. proof it did not. joining us now dagen mcdowell co-host of fox business. adviser to president obama and

fox news contributor. dagen, investors made investments based on those numbers. this is a massive scandal in my view. >> it's a massive screw up on behalf of the bureau of labor statistics, so leave it to the government to be government, so to speak. this is -- this proves right now that in essence -- this is according to kevin hassett from the who ran the council of economic advisers under president trump, that the united states is now in a recession, that the manufacturing industry has already been in a recession for over two years. and in this report maferg lost 115,000 jobs. >> laura: which is what i was trying to say. they are saying manufacturing is exploding. no it's not. it' hospitality and government jobs. robert, we have had some job growth, but, as i said, if this

had happened under trump, y'all would have been going crazy. but this is like oh no. i want to play. this commerce secretary gina raimondo finally addressed this today in interview with abc. jobs revision, watch. >> do you potentially think this new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? >> no. when i hear that, first of all, i don't believe it because i have never heard donald trump say anything truthful. >> it is though from the bureau of labor. >> i'm not familiar with that. >> laura: what? i didn't hear this before. she is not familiar which which one the department of labor or the bureau of statistics. she is the commerce secretary. what do you think about that? >> just to put some facts on the table, so, yes, for one year period, they reduced it from 250,000 per month to 175. which still makes, including if i take out the covid year for former president trump, he averaged about 180,000 jobs per

month. president biden, including this revision today is 250,000. you know math. 250 is greater than 180. and i'm taking out the covid influence. if we look at the energy, i know that you spoke about energy before we imported more barrels per month from venezuela under president trump. >> laura: that's because the economy was still growing. >> wait. we are talking energy. i'm just replying. 10 million barrels per month we took in from venezuela under former president trump. under 2 million under president biden. energy independence, the highest it's ever been in the history. >> laura: who believes it? so, when we cut off drilling on federal lands, don't get upset you are a big boy you can take a strong women. >> absolutely i want to finish. >> laura: federal lands cut off from drilling you think that increases u.s. energy independence? >> let me explain it differently because when i was at ubs we bought enron when i was at sole and brothers we owned a.

>> laura: you are throwing down the acri nimgs. i'm totally teasing you. >> no. it's fun to be on. facts are facts just like you said bls are facts. energy department are facts. we get 14 million barrels. energy companies have excess permits. they are not even drilling. they are actually putting their excess revenues, best profits they have had towards renewables. they want supply to stay as is because oil prices go up. they are a capitalist company. >> laura: that's the goal to increase -- i heard earlier in the convention oil companies, they are part of the problem. i mean, you heard that conversation in the hallway, morning, noon and night here. >> kamala harris obviously thinks that the fossil fuel industry is part of the problem because she wants to get rid of all fossil fuel production, period. by 2050. >> laura: she wants to end fracking. >> she co-sponsored. >> no. >> wait a minute, i'm talking now. >> all right. >> she co-sponsored the green new deal which would result in

$8,000 more for every american household. own it. that would eliminate all fossil fuels, period, by 2050. own it. she had proposed getting rid of hydraulic fracturing, that's how we get two thirds of our oil in this country and three quarters of our natural gas. >> dagen is very good. >> own it. >> but she will not get in front of a camera and say where she stands today. she has people feed crap to the media because she doesn't want the trump campaign to cut ads with her truth. >> laura: if you have an agenda, trump will answer questions about any agenda item. don't you think she should do a big interview about. this i think she should. layer. >> laura: make your points. >> i'm with you. i think they have actually something that they have done and i know you and i could have fun, we have had -- i know manufacturing came off a bit. but i don't believe it's in a

recession. just the opposite. >> it is in a recession. i have the facts. >> laura: you just said i have facts like we don't. it's in a recession for the last two years. yes, it is. >> laura: i don't think were good if trump were president. >> they weren't good today. i already said they weren't good. i put out a tweet. 800,000 reversal of jobs is not a good thing. i was just saying that the job market has been point over the last three years. >> laura: for migrants and immigrant not to native born american workers. >> that's not accurate because, in the tight. >> laura: i'm going to say one thing about manufacturing. regional fed surveys and the pmi indexes started contracting in the spring of 2022. >> they are still not expanding. that, my friend, is a recession. >> laura: trade deficit going up at the same time. robert and accommodation began. i love having you both on. >> thank you. >> laura: up next, what they

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guilty garbage cans and it's really crazy. >> laura: it gets worse. a shocking new dhs inspector general report reveals that the government, biden-harris lost track of 32,000 unaccompanied minors who came nil legally from fiscal year 2019 to fiscal year 2023. now, when you dig into the numbers, you find that the number of kids coming in exploded under biden-harris in particular. joining me now pastor corey brooks. ceo of project hood and senior pastor of new beginnings church in chicago. pastor it's been a while. >> it's been a while. >> laura: report says ice has no assurance that these unaccompany the kids are safe from trafficking, exploitation or unforced labor. so much for the democrats' claims that they care about the children. >> absolutely. as pastor that break mice heart to know there are so many children who are unaccountied for it. goes to show us just how government is ineffective and inefficient when it comes to being accountable for our

citizens. not just for our citizens, but for illegal immigrants who are coming into the country. and it's a sad commentary about the state of affairs of our government. >> laura: kids are used as props. but, in practice, in the real world, kids are suffering. let's talk about the kids in chicago i was talking to police officers today they told me the way things are logged make things look rosier about violent crime being down. they were basically telling me a very scary tale about the numbers of police officers and what is happening on the ground. >> absolutely. in our community, there is not a day that goes by that we're not dealing with crime. that we're not dealing with issues that are impacting our community every single day. now the fact that we have so many illegal immigrants who have been added to the community, it's created such a burden on organizations like ours on citizens in our community, crime is absolutely going up without a shadow of a doubt.

no matter what we try to portray or say it's definitely going up. >> laura: this is a political narrative they are trying to sell. pastor, i want to play something that was said during a black caucus meeting at the dnc today. watch. >> some of the things each of you are doing to inform educate and organize black men and what is some of the challenges that you think we need to all work together to overcome, especially we got 70 days to act right, y'all. >> that's right. >> 70 days and we can go back to acting crazy, right? [laughter] >> laura: so, i guess we have seventh days and then we can be crazy? what is that? victims of misinformation anyone who votes for trump are too expensive they can't understand basic facts. not a lot of facts being discussed here tonight. >> absolutely. identity politics is the order of the day. any time you have all of these individuals who are telling you

should vote for a person because of their gender or because of their race, they are playing those cards because they are trying to apply pressure to our community. but, what they need to know, there are a lot of black men like myself who feel like we are going to vote the way we want to vote and do it based upon policies and principles not upon identity. >> laura: i saw one poll where trump was at 21% among all african-americans. now, it's mostly black males. but that seems to comport with a lot of what i'm hearing. i know you are not political. does that kind of make sense to you that number? >> it makes a lot of sense there are a lot of individuals finally waking up to the fact that the democratic party has taken advantage of plaque people far too long. go to any urban area in america that's democratically ran and you are going to see crime, you are going to see poor schools. you are going to see economic failure. and migrants. the order of the day. so we are waking up to that and i'm believing you're going to see a record number of black people, african-americans who are going to vote differently than they have in the past and

for that, it's going to be very helpful to further our agenda. >> laura: good vibes. you can't eat good vibes, right, pastor? >> a pleasure. >> laura: more like what crisis is next, stolen valors, lies about a dui arrest and obsession with china. that's what you get when you rush through the vetting of your vp pick. party wants to bring back price controls went with the communist loving tim walz. before he was a radical running mate he was a teacher and taught students that communism is a good thing. saying it means that everyone is the same and everyone shares the doctor, the construction worker make the same. the chinese government and the place they work for provide food and housing, yea. he adored china so much he led

trips in the early 2,000s that were reportedly funded by beijing. now, when he was asked by the "times," the spokesperson for walz would not say if the campaign would release info on who funded those trips. simple to say no if they weren't funded by the ccp. joining me now john justice, host of twin cities talk what does the rest of the country need to understand about him? is he speaking tonight. >> incredibly dangerous is he this close to being in the white house. i have been doing in radio in minnesota shy of a decade. i was completely unaffair of how much joy apparently governor tim walz has in his allegiance to movist believe and communism.

media completely failed to expose this until now. we are finding out about it here now in minnesota. i hope the rest of the country realizes what a dangerous path we would be on having kamala harris and tim walz in this white house. it's truly terrifying. laura, i really can't understate it. >> laura: i would agree with you. john, the minnesota a.g. kelce, speaking of radicals, just finished speaking. now, he is another activist. chaos is like his middle name. do you remember when he tweeted out a picture of himself posing with the book antifa, the anti-fascist handbook which according to the a.p. calls violence small but vital sliver of the anti-fascist activity out there this all makes sense when twisted tim as we like to call him let minneapolis burn to the ground in the 2020 blm riots. this is wild stuff. i don't think they vetted this guy.

>> no. i don't think they did, either. apart from the fact that i'm convinced now that the reason why kamala harris chose governor tim walz is because of how closely aligned their views are relating to communism. you know, attorney general keith ellison he would rather go after the auto manufacturers than the carjackers. he would rather go and harass legitimate businesses because he don't like the way they sell firearms rather than putting more cops on the street to prosecute the bad guys. using those firearms. you take kamala harris, you take governor tim walz and you take keith ellison and i will steal a line from hillary clinton. they are a basket of anti-american radicals this country would be devastated if those two end up getting into power. >> laura: john, great to see you as always, my friend. thank you. coming up a shakeup in the 2024

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maps and national geographic magazines. >> on october 7th, heash and his best friend honor went to a music festival in the south of israel. it was advertised as celebrating peace, love and unity. they also went to celebrate heash's 23rd birthday. as rockets began to fall. heash, honor and 27 other young festival goers took rescue in a bomb shelter. terrorists began to throw grenades into the shelter. amir stood in the doorway and repelled seven of those grenades before the eighth one killed him. all together, at the know have a

music festival, 367 young music lovers were killed. this was just one of the many attacks on neighborhoods and communities in southern israel on that day. in total 1200 were killed, including 45 americans. hersch's left forearm, his dominant arm, was blown off before he was loaded on to a pickup truck and stolen from his life and me and john into gaza. and that was 320 days ago. since then we live on another planet. anyone who is a parent or has

had a parent can try to imagine the anguish and misery that john and i and all the hostage families are enduring. >> rachel and i are comforted to be back in our sweet home, chicago. we were both born and raised here, and our families still live here. this is a political convention, but needing our only son and all of the cherished hostages home is not a political issue. [applause] it is -- it is a humanitarian issue. [applause]

the families -- the families of the american hostages meet every few weeks in washington. we are heartened that both democratic and republican leaders demonstrate their bipartisan san support for our hostages being released. we have met with president biden and vice president harris numerous times at the white house. they're both working tirelessly for a hostage and cease-fire deal that will bring our precious children, mothers, fathers, spouses, grandparents, and grandchildren home and will stop the despair in gaza. [applause]

we are all deeply grateful to them. we're also profoundly thankful to you, the millions of people in the united states and all over the world to have been sending love, support, and strength to the hostage families. you have kept us breathing in a world without air. [applause] there is a surplus of agony on all sides of the tragic conflict in the middle east. and a competition of pain, there are no winners. [applause]

in our jewish tradition, we say. [spe every person entire universe. we must save all these universes. [applause] in an inflamed middle east, we know the one thing that can most immediately release pressure and bring calm to the entire region. a deal that brings this diverse group of 109 hostages home and ends the suffering of the innocent civilians in gaza. [applause] the time is now. [applause]

>> hersch, hersch, if you can hear us, we love you. stay strong, survive. [applause] >> bring them home. [applause] >> laura: well, everyone's heart breaking for all of the families of all of the hostages being held by hamas. we kin to to pray for all of them, joining me now hairs faulkner host of the faulkner focus and outnumbered. karl rove former chief of staff to president george w. bush. karl, incredibly heart felt words. we have to be reminded that joe biden on monday night speaking of talking both sides said the protesters out on the street have a point. a lot of innocent people are being killed on both sides. so the democrats trying to have it both ways on this issue? >> well, they are pressured by their hard left.

well, what got me was did you watch the footage of those, quote. demonstrations? we are talking about a handful of people. where are the tens of thousands of protesters who scared the democrats into believing that they had a major problem? this was -- i have always thought that if they did have big demonstrations, this was the sister soulijah moment for vice president harris. she could stand up and say we support israel. took her a while, harris when they had that demonstration in d.c. one of the most beautiful statues in the city outside of union station. desecrated. flags burned. it took her overnight and a couple more hours to respond to that and search like when is trump going to respond in okay, fair, why the delay? >> i think there is some mixed messaging within the party. how do you court the very small percentage of people as you mentioned not just because of the show of hands if you will from the protesters but also just across the country.

how do you bring them into the party? you bump a president's schedule down, the sitting president on monday night to make room for aoc to put alexandria ocasio-cortez and others on the speaking bill. so i think that they are trying to figure out how do you associate those people. >> laura: without offending these people. >> without offending these people and keep the money flowing. all of it is tied to fundraising, too. when she left here while the obamas were on stage she was not here in wisconsin on that day, yesterday, trying to raise money, you know, the problem was there were so many protesters that, they interrupted her. >> laura: harris and karl, hold on a second. moments ago we just heard from the parents, young man being held hostage by hamas. meanwhile, protesters just outside the dnc, some of whom support hamas, that's where our own mike tobin is mike, where do you stand? >> sitting in a crowd of about 2 o 3000, they have been marching, playing within the rules. one of the things you will notice the police are on the

edges of the roof all the time. and mostly what the police are doing, they are keeping the people on the route, but also protecting them from traffic while they get out and march. what we see with the demonstration, a lot of chanting, a lot of marching, a lot of banging on drums. as far as what -- how this relates to october 7th. the opinion i have got from people here really are two different opinions. people who are sympathetic with the massacre of october 7th and a lot of people who deny it. they just don't believe what you have seen so far and all the evidence they say it's all fabricated by israel. one of the things can i show you here on the other side. this is part 578, where for the first time today the israeli demonstrators, jewish demonstrators and that's where have you this big showing of police to make sure that these pro-palestinian demonstrators didn't get into the park where you have the -- we had the israeli demonstrations. and the speech at that preplanned protest stage where they were speaking earlier today. other than that, you got people out on the street. and nobody is getting outside of

the rules like they were last night. one of the organizers here said as far as those tactics, with the punch of the flags, et cetera, they don't condemn them, laura? >> laura: well, mike, now they know what it is like to go up against a democrat machine. they decided to stay within the rules. mike, thank you. back with me now harris faulkner and karl rove. karl, a race that might be very close. we learned that tomorrow, it looks like robert f. kennedy jr. is going to drop out of the race. and endorse president trump. how could that play? >> well, we don't know exactly. we don't know who is left in the. >> laura: or monday? >> in the robert kennedy camp. my gut tells me it probably helps donald trump. because, the people who were for him because he was a kennedy, i think they began leaving after joe biden pulled out on the 21st. so, a small amount of help, but, as you know, in a race like this, i mean, think about it, did he have 10,000 followers in georgia? did he have 11,000 followers in arizona? and then how did they split?

probably not just positive, but it could have an impact. >> laura: harris, again as karl pointed out a very tight race. is it going to be friday? we don't quite know. the reports are it would be friday. >> harris: in phoenix, arizona. i reached tout charlie kirk turning point u.s.a. is going to be hosting that conversation. it's potentially going to be happening there in arizona. that's interesting because trump will be there, of course. will he bring him on stage if he endorses him? that was a question that was asked of donald trump. and he said well, if he endorses me, yes, i would be honored to. a this in the last 24 to 36 hours has really come together. so it looks like friday. i would say this: all of the votes that he would have gotten, he is not on the ballot everywhere. but he would get 6% of the vote out there. it was trending against trump. and it was going to hurt him more than kamala harris. reports are that he went to kamala harris' campaign and said, can i join you? >> laura: karl, to my point i

think you said this a while ago, this is where they didn't pl it right with him. they should have had a vigorous debate. just get on stage and debate him. that hurt them. >> karl: also, he has a lot of antagonism with the democrats they have gone in and actively tried to keep him off the ballots. >> laura: democracy crowd. >> karl: democracy crowd we want to have free and open elections but keep robert kennedy from getting on the ballot. >> laura: thank you both so much. look who just wandered onto the set. >> hi, laura, how are you doing? >> laura: this is becoming a habit now. >> i think we should make it a duo. laura and waters. can you believe the democrats like country music this much? >> laura: no, they don't. >> jesse: camouflage football dads. what happened to democrats? >> kamala lull in the crowd. >> jesse: stevie wonder and a special [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: fox news alert. democrats are dusting off bill clinton and nancy pelosi for night three of the