♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special day. >> only one trying for a baby was me. and none of this was planned. >> and they were all born the end of june and july. 16 somehow their babies 20 hours apart. range in ages from 4 to 8 weeks old. the women and their babies were offered a free photo shoot to celebrate the rare occurrence. a lot about babies today. tomorrow on "special report" our whatever happened to series on efforts to restore the iconic notre dame cathedral, we will take you there. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" with guest host kayleigh mcenany starts right now. ♪ >> kayleigh: thin this is a fox news alert. a lot of news to get to this

evening. i'm kayleigh mcenany in for law ingraham author special edition of ingraham angle. >> kayleigh: and it's not just kamala's border promises that no one is believing. >> we fight for a future where we build what i call an opportunity economy. >> kayleigh: well, a man who had to unretire to make ends meet tells his story tonight. plus, ohio university football players are here to share their extraordinary experience of fate. >> i encourage you and whatever you going through in your life, whatever have you been through, keep praying that you would see him as he sees you. >> kayleigh: first, we are waiting for former president

trump to hit the stage at a town hall event in lacrosse, wisconsin. let's go live to the ground where fox news garrett tenney is standing by. garrett? >> kayleigh, officials here had to close the doors more than an hour and a half ago because this arena was already at full capacity. folks were lining up before sunrise to get in for this town hall tonight with former president trump. his campaign has been spending a lot of time in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. states that he hopes will be a red wall for republicans in november. and they plan to do that by targeting blue collar workers in these rust belt states. the top issues for voters by a huge margin is the economy. and that's what the campaign will be hammering on these next 10 weeks asking folks if they are better off now than they were four years ago. one area the former president is also trying to make headway in is with women voters. particularly suburban women on the issue of reproductive rights. and this afternoon, in michigan,

trump made a major announcement saying he will require insurance companies to cover ivf treatments and allow parents to take tax deductions for the major expenses involved with having a baby. >> as part of our efforts to help working families, i'm announcing today in a major statement that under the trump administration, your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with ivf treatment, fertilization for women. [cheers] >> ivf treatment. >> we may hear more about that tonight at the town hall which will be moderated by former democratic congresswoman and presidential candidate tulsi gabbard who endorsed president trump earlier this week. kayleigh? >> kayleigh: well, hopping there in lacrosse, wisconsin. keep us updated there, garrett, thank you. well, on to this: kamala harris

set to give her first interview since being handed the democratic presidential nomination. but not without her running mate, tim walz. we are told, this is, quote: the most expansive explanation to date on why she has changed some of her positions. but thus far kamala has given no explanation for her epiphanies, relying instead on analysis aids to water down radical views with reporters all done behind the scenes. now, there are big pressing even confounding questions tonight for harris. but will the liberal media ask them we have some questions. we put them town down. we want to pose them to you. first, on the border. the harris campaign confirmed to fox news -- listen to this. that she has reversed several of her prior positions on immigration, including decriminalizing illegal crossings, closing ice detention centers and starting from scratch with ice. but here is how she explained

her flip-flops in a clip released from her joint interview. >> i think the -- the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. my value around what we need to do to secure our border that value has not changed. i spent two terms as the attorney general of california prosecuting transnational criminal organizations, violations of american laws regarding the passage -- illegal passage of guns, drugs and human beings across our border. my values did not change. >> kayleigh: her values have not changed. she is insistent on that point. so does she still believe this? >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president. >> right. >> the president's medieval vanity project is not going to stop them. >> let me be very clear i'm not going to vote for a wall under any circumstances.

>> kayleigh: so, despite saying her values have not changed, axios is reporting that harris pledges to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on the wall along the southern border. so did danna barb follow up with kamala asking her to just explain her radical transformation? did dana bash challenge her with her past statements like we just showed you? and did she ask her if it had anything to do with the polling that you are looking at a majority of americans now support a border wall? and on that same subject, why did kamala say this? >> we got to critically re-examine ice and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing. we need probably think about starting from scratch. >> kayleigh: does she stand by these comments? and when kamala is done struggling to answer those questions, she needs to be asked about the economy. it's the top issue to voters. here she is, look at this image. she is casting the tiebreaking vote for the so-called inflation reduction act. which added nearly $740 billion

to the national debt. and then here she is in this video casting the tiebreaking vote that advanced the american rescue plan which added nearly 2 trillion to the national debt. and here were the results. the 1.4% inflation rate that trump left office with spiked to a 40-year high of 9.1% under biden-harris. this is bidenomics. and now harris supports widely panned socialist price control policies to fix the mess. >> a loaf of bread costs 50% more today than it did before the pandemic. ground beef is up almost 50%. i will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gauging on food. >> but even the liberal "the washington post" editorial board derided the idea, quote: that times demand serious economic ideas, they wrote.

harris supplies gimmicks, price gouging is not causing inflation. so what say you, vice president harris? and would you take back those tiebreaking votes to caused inflation? and then there is the most important question of them all. on august 15th, 2021, afghanistan fell to the taliban on the biden-harris watch. just 11 days later 1 heroic u.s. service members lost their lives. but when the administration made the reckless decision to just pull the troops out, kamala said this: >> president biden always said that he wants you to be the last person in the room, particularly for big decisions. he just made a really big decision. afghanistan. >> yes. >> were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> kayleigh: that's what kamala said publicly. behind closed doors we know that generals express their reservations with the biden-harris exit plan. here is the associated press.

top former u.s. generals say that the failures of the biden administration drove the chaotic fall of kabul. kamala: why didn't you listen to the generals? and if you won't listen to them, who will you listen to? and tonight's interview, kamala commits to appointing a republican to her cabinet. but what is even more interesting is this politico reporting. politico reports progressive activists are drafting a list to fill the national security council and the department of defense. i mean, who is on that list? are we going to see secretary of state ilhan omar? secretary of defense jamaal bowman? who is on the list? is china going to evade tehran? will iran get nuclear weapons on harris' watch? this is before we get to all the questions for the interview partner tim walz. there are a lot we need to know more about his misleading comments about his dui and his military service. why he thinks tampons belong in the boy's bathroom.

and why he let minneapolis burn during the 20 # 20 george floyd right? all of those questions is a tall order for the liberal media but will they ask any of them? joining us now is speaker of the house mike johnson, always a pleasure to have you, speaker johnson. and i want to start here with the border and the about-face of kamala harris and kamala harris tried to say i was before this bipartisan immigration deal that con and i did border wall funding. but, lankford, who negotiated that bill, had this to say this. is in axios. lankford said he was surprised with harris' full embrace of the border bill this year. he told axios that harris wasn't involved in the months' long negotiations. we never saw any vice president staff here. she was a johnny come never. the reason i bring this up to you is because you have been around president biden. i don't know if you have met with vice president harris on this issue. but, in your meetings with the white house, have you felt a keen readiness to go build

trump's wall like what they are saying now? >> of course not. absolutely not. kamala harris is running from her record and lying to the american people. the truth is, and we have the tape. you're opening monologue was a fantastic recitation of a lot of this. she is clearly on record, a lifelong opponent to president trump's ideas on the border. she called the wall unamerican. she mocked it as a waste of money. and she has been the border czar. let's not forget. she has been in charge of the open border. she helped engineer it. to come forward now and try to pretend as though she is somehow now for border security is laugh being. if she was, kayleigh. she grum put hr 2 in front of the senate. tell schumer he should bring that bill up. secure the border. and use executive authority to do it but that is not her agenda. and she is lying to the people right now. >> kayleigh: she could do that immediately. we have another clip play for you. kamala harris earlier this

evening. this is what she says about her cabinet. >> will you appoint a republican to your cabinet? >> yes, i would. >> i have spent my career inviting diversity of opinion. i think it's important to have people at the table when some of the most important decisions are being made that have different views, different experiences. and i think it would be to the benefit of the american public to have a member of my cabinet who was a republican. >> kayleigh: so she says she wants republicans in her cabinet. she loves diversity of views. has kamala brought you into the west wing and asked about your conservative viewpoint or any of your colleagues? >> of course not. she is on the far opposite end of the spectrum. kamala harris has a record, a long floored public service. she was in the senate. she has been vice president. >> everyone knows where she stands. she is a san francisco radical, a big government socialist. she has been on record on the opposite side of every issue of where the american people are. you pointed out her positions on the border. the economy, i mean, things like

banning fracking and banning gas-powered vehicles. she was a co-sponsor of legislation to end trucks and cars as we know them. i mean, that's her values, that's who she is. they are trying to run a campaign right now based on fantasy instead of the fax. so, our job is to make sure that the people know it. and the american media needs to do its job and ask tough questions. not submitting for any of those kayleigh. she is hiding. she is trying to run a campaign from the basement like her mentor joe biden did. it's not going to work. the american people see right through this. >> kayleigh: the teleprompter is now the basement, it seems. speaker johnson, the presidential race is obviously hugely important. so too is the house. we just have a three member majority at the moment. and i know you have been traveling the country raising money, doing everything can you to expand that majority. here's the real clear politics polling average. it is neck and neck on the general maker ballot. you see it here. democrats 46.5. republicans 45.8.

essentially a tie. what are you seeing when you cross the country? i'm seeing real energy on the ground, kayleigh. i'm very bull liquor about november. we are excited. we believe we are going to win. the reason is because we have extraordinary candidates that we recruited that are out there in the field running great races. i have been so far -- i have done campaign events in 198 cities and 39 states. as of today we have many more to go. it doesn't matter whether we are in montana down to florida to maine to california. i have been in all the states. it's the same thing, kayleigh, people are so fed up about the cost of living and the rising crime rates and the wide open border and the catastrophe that's been. they are worried about instability on the world stage. and they realize that our adversaries, you know, russia, china, iran, north korea, are looking at this moment as an opportunity. we have to have strong, principled leadership again. donald trump will provide that in the white house. and we can win and we will win. the house and the senate. we are going to grow the house majority. i'm absolutely convinced of it.

>> kayleigh: that's a big prediction. we will see what happens in noe. it's good hear about that energy across the country. you mentioned cost of living. this is kamala harris' co-interviewer. also known as her running mate tim walz on that very point. >> as vice president, she cast the deciding vote. on the american rescue plan. which helped keep workers on the job. look, i will keep saying it. words are cheap. actions is all you should care about. make sure you're counting on what was delivered. >> kayleigh: this was yesterday. the american rescue plan, he's bragging about that tiebreaking vote. but it is a fact that there was 1.4 percent inflation and one month after the american rescue plan it shot up above 4%. do you think bragging about that vote is something that's going to resonate with the voters you are talking to? >> it's not. they are absolutely tone deaf. and this is part of the fantasy campaign that they are running. we have to have record over

rhetoric. is he right. words don't matter. actions do. look at what kamala harris has done. look at what tim walz has done. i was in minneapolis over the weekend. on saturday we had a press conference out in front of the precinct that had burned and he allowed minneapolis to burn. these people have dangerous policies. they will dramatically harm the country. this is a serious election and everybody has to get involved. >> kayleigh: no doubt. house speaker, mike johnson, thank you very much, as always. well, coming up, insane new video shows an alleged migrant gang storming a colorado apartment building. look at that our next guest has a message for the city just ahead. ♪

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terrifying video from just outside denver: tren de aragua armed with handguns and a scope rifle. and they are just walking through an apartment complex. now, there is an allegation that these gangs have completely taken his building over. and while fox hasn't confirmed that, the video does suggest a frightening example of gang activity and the residents are terrified. joining me now is danielle dresden ski aurora city council is i member. danielle, this is a shocking video there are rumors that they have taken over several building. we haven't confirmed that here. but i want to know what you are hearing and i specifically want to know why police or federal law enforcement or someone cannot remove an alleged venezuelan gang from the building. >> well, what is going on here, kayleigh is, exactly what it looks like. this gang has taken over several complexes in aurora.

our mayor, mike coffman was on a program earlier on fox this afternoon, and he -- he said definitively three properties have been taken over by this gang. i do believe it's actually more than that. this is what they're doing. they are patrolling complexes with guns. they go in and beat up the staff. hold guns to their heads. staff leaves and as far as local law enforcement, this is far beyond any one local law enforcement agency taking this on. and we need our state and federal partners to step in at this point. >> kayleigh: i read these gangs are actually collecting rent. it's stunning what we are watching there was one resident. i couldn't believe. this this is how she has to live her life. >> every day when we come home, we have to do this every time we go outside to take out the garbage. every time we try to go to bed

at night. we have to keep it like this so nobody can kick in the door. >> now, danielle, you actually know this woman, right? >> i do. i assembled a crew. in order for me to be able to get this video footage out yesterday, i had to make sure that her husband were moved out of this property safely. i went over there and physically helped move them yesterday out of there and into a safe place. and then we were able to release this video footage. they have a lot more video footage and i am so thankful, kayleigh, that you just showed that footage that you showed of mrs. romero locking all of her doors. because our own governor, jared polis, just within minutes ago. released a statement to the "new york post" claiming that this is all, in fact, largely a feature of my imagination.

>> kayleigh: oh my goodness, a feature of your imagination. i can't even imagine. this you know, i read that there is actually a state law that bars you from talking to federal law enforcement. it seems to me you need to be able to coordinate with federal law enforcement here in order to stop this. is the governor stopping you? >> so i have not heard from the governor at all. it's interesting, kayleigh, that the tone has really changed around town since this video footage was released. because, up until yesterday, you were hard pressed to get anybody, most other elected officials, police chiefs, you were hard pressed to get anybody to admit that this was going on. >> kayleigh: wow. >> our police officers in the aurora police department are talking. our police officers want to go in. they want to police. they want to do the work. they are held back by state law. there is actually a house bill

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>> prices are still too high. when i'm elected president i will make a t. a top priority to bring down costs. as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class. >> kayleigh: laser focused. well, why hasn't she been laser focused the last three and a half years?

americans are struggling. people are actually postponing retirement because of the cost of living. take a look at this new study from live career. it found that about half of middle income americans say they expect to work past age 65. and roughly 8 in 10 of those site financial precious. for those who have already retired getting back into the work make ends meet like my next guest joining me is a retired police officer who now works as a full-time grounds keeper. greg, you retired. you wanted to work here and there. you said you wanted some beer money but now you have to have money for all kinds of groceries and your wife, too he a radio tired teacher had to unretire; is that right? >> yes, thanks for having me. sure, that is correct. i initially intended to work 20 to 30 hours a week. like you said, for some beer money, some extra money in the pocket. but now it's a necessity to pay for everything that has gone

upside down over the last three and a half, four years. and my wife she is a retired teacher. she is tutoring a couple nights a week to help supplement with everything. she is also baby-sitting for our three grandchildren, soon-to-be -- it's going to be four grandchildren now, which saves our son and daughter-in-law hundreds of dollars if not thousands a month in child care. so, this is. >> kayleigh: are they struggling, too? are they struggling. >> i wouldn't say struggling. no, i wouldn't say struggling in the sense that they both have full time jobs. but, you know, like anything, this acad -- this economy is destroying our nation. this administration is absolutely destroying our nation. >> yeah. they are. and kamala harris, meanwhile, had a message about retirement. watch this.

>> we fight for a future where every senior can retire with dignity. we know that while fighting for a brighter future may be hard work, hard work is good work. >> kayleigh: do you feel, greg, that you are able to retire with dignity in the biden-harris economy? >> not under -- not under their economy. what i can tell you is this: i have been working -- i'm going to be 59 tomorrow by the way. and i have been working since i was 16 years old. >> kayleigh: happy almost birthday. >> thank you. i have been working since i have been 16 years old. and i don't mind working. and, trust me, i want to say this, i'm not looking for sympathy. my family is not looking for sympathy. i'm not looking for a handout. what these people want to do when i say these people, i mean biden and harris and the liberals and the socialists, they want us peasants to be dependent upon government. i don't want their handouts.

i don't want their sympathy or empathy. i want them to get the hell out of the way and let the private sector take over like it was under donald trump. and let -- let the capitalists academy work the way it should. i did not grow up in a socialist country and i don't want to committee a socialist communist country. so get out of the way. get out of office. and let a man who knows what he's doing take over. >> kayleigh: greg, happy almost birthday tomorrow thank you very much. well, when we hear stories like that from americans, it is no surprise that the economy is still top priority for voters. and they trust trump to handle it more than kamala. brand new fox news poll of the sun belt arizona, georgia, and north carolina show trump with a massive 8 point edge over kamala harris. joining me now doug schoen, pollster and former adviser to

president bill clinton and sean duffy, co-host of the bottom line on fox business. sean, there was some news that's been breaking and it's on the issue of abortion this evening. and we're going to get to trump and some of the comments that he made on the trail. but i want to first play sophia bush from one tree hill for all my millennials out a pro-family party and work to ban ivf. none of this makes any sense. it's al and power. and if you can't win on policy, you certainly shouldn't be trying to win on killing half of the american population. >> kayleigh: sean, she is a surrogate for the democrats. republicans want to kill half the population and take away ivf which donald trump just says he wants paid for ivf this evening. >> guaranteed conch for ivf is what donald trump has said. again, to run on policy. we haven't heard any policy from kamala harris. what is she talking about. and by the way she is talking about a democrat party that had very seq. tommorow's free at the

dnc and abortions at the dnc. >> this is the most antifamily party that has ever existed and she is trying to pretent like the democratic party sticks up for families? you know, again, that's why these actor surrogates are just absolute jokes and don't move anybody from one side to the other. >> kayleigh: doug, my phone lit up and there was a new tweet from kamala harris. i want to pull it up. it's really shocking this new tweet that she has here. so we are going to put it on the screen. it's about the issue of life, let's pull it up. if donald trump wins, he will not only sign an abortion ban, he also intends to create a national antiabortion coordinator forcing states to report on women's miscarriages and abortions? when exactly did donald trump say that. >> well, he never did. and he has made it clear, i think a number of times that he favors the dobbs decision, giving states the power to

legislate as the court said. i think though the larger point that you have raised, kayleigh, is that he has a big lead on the economy in the swing states but the race in those states is effectively dead locked. i make the argument he needs to move to the economy as the central theme of his campaign along with the southern border. and point out what his positions are. and what her flip-flops are. he has neutralized, i think the best he can the abortion issue, but the economy and the southern border are the issues that can elect him and arguably will elect him if he runs a disciplined campaign focusing on those two things. >> kayleigh: do you think, doug, the economy is enough to get him over the edge? it is number one on every single poll and way below that is abortion. somewhere, you know, in the teens, 14%. >> it's undeniable for you is burr ban women, abortion is

important. but, as we have heard and seen in poll after poll, interview after interview, people are having a tough time making ends meet. they want tough policies at the border. they also want, as your earlier visitor showed, they want tough policies on law and order, particularly with illegal immigrants. those three issues, i believe, can elect donald trump. the question is can he run a disciplined campaign on those issues? because, harris is running, i think, a very good campaign really obfuscating the real position she has taken and what the democratic party has traditionally stood for. >> kayleigh: sean, and the key to winning this election, i believe, is forcing kamala harris off script, so how does president trump do that? you have to force her off script, september 10th is going to be a big moment to do just that on the debate staining.

>> to doug's point, all candidates want to focus on the issues they win on. that's why kamala harris focuses on abortion. donald trump can't take the bait. he has to come back to the issues to your point, kayleigh, truly matter to the american people and point out that you can never tax and regulate and redistribute your way to prosperity. it's never worked. it brings poverty to the people in which you try this with. and, again, i wish that donald trump should call kamala out and say, listen, if you disagree with joe biden's policies, his economy is so bad, what do you disagreewith. what would you change? and if you could change it, change it right now. call joe biden out if you disagree with him. she won't because joe biden's policies are kamala's policies which means you will get more of the same. and to doug's point the border truly matters in southern states, even in nevada. around it's important to go, listen, i will secure the border. i will bring safety and security back to your communities. kamala won't. fixate on the issues that you win on and that's what trump has to do and to doug's point, if he

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♪ >> kayleigh: trump today continuing to campaign in battleground states, starting the day with events in michigan and ending in wisconsin where we expect him to take the stage at any moment. we will take you there when he arrives. and tomorrow, he is heading to pennsylvania where polling guru nate silver says kamala has a big problem, writing this on x: it's been a while since we have even see a poll showing harris lead in pennsylvania. a high quality poll showing harris ahead there would make a big difference right now in the forecast of who would win the election. remember, this is the state that pushed trump over the threshold in 2016. and that he lost by just 1.2% in 2020. joining he now is dave mccormick the republican candidate for u.s. senate in pennsylvania. dave, fantastic to have you here. i was looking at political playbook laid out like 10 different paths to the white house. seven of which for kamala harris

included pennsylvania. so how do you win the great state of pennsylvania? >> well, listen, i think we're blessed in pennsylvania by the fact that people on the ground are looking for strong leadership and common sense solutions. and right now, we have kamala harris running on a radical liberal agenda. in her own words, she wants to ban fracking, she wants to legalize illegal immigration, give amnesty. she wants to make sure they have federal benefits and, most recently, she wants to spend $2 trillion more money and have venezuela like price controls. these are wildly out of step with the people of pennsylvania. and so this week liberal leadership is not going to fly. and i think if we can reveal to the voters of pennsylvania that's what they get with kamala harris and bob casey, that kind of weakness, that kind of radical liberal agenda, the answer will be clear on election day. and i think president trump will win and i think i will win. >>

>> kayleigh: yeah, bob casey, of course, your opponent there. i want to play a campaign ad. you put this out like that. kamala harris became the nominee and you had this out. >> kamala harris is inspiring and very capable. [laughter] >> you are considered the most liberal united states senator. >> there is no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> would you ban offshore drilling? >> yes. >> kayleigh: s that was your opponent bob casey at the top. did you know kamala was coming because she is the nominee and you put this out they called it the model for how to attack kamala harris. >> well, we -- it looked like he was going to endorse her. and it was clear right away that this is a san francisco liberal agenda that's just out of touch with pennsylvanians. we don't need to tell people that. we just need to let her say it. in her own words. and bob casey has been around for 18 years. he has not had the strength to resist the radicalization of the democratic party. and so bob casey is a sure vote for whatever kamala harris and

walz come up with. and so this is really an election that's going to determine the future of our country. and so we got to make sure the people of pennsylvania understand the stakes and understand that if they pick harris-casey they will get extreme agenda that is truly, truly out of touch with pennsylvania values. and the key here is we don't -- we don't have to convince people. we just have to let them hear her beliefs. what she believes in. that's who she is. that's who she has been her whole life. people of pennsylvania aren't going to buy that. >> kayleigh: dave mccormick, the man to watch in pennsylvania. thank you. we are still waiting for the former president to come out on that stage in wisconsin. we will bring it to you when he comes. and coming up, ohio university e university football players leading a christian revival on campus. they are here to talk about it, next. ♪

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>> there is nothing more american than faith in football and over the weekend ohio state university had both. what an amazing night, that event was put on by the players featured four tubs filled with water where an estimated 60 students were baptized, how beautiful up your joining me now are three people who were there cameron babcock former ohio state weiss -- wide receiver... they organized the entire event and also joining me is junior tight end for the buckeyes, even performed some baptism spirit master this is incredible and i want to know what inspired this

idea, was of the holy spirit's? what brought this about? >> of course,, the holy spirit is our guide, christ is our saviour and our lord and we wanted to present this great gift that we've been given to everybody else. i know you know that in this world we have a serious issue and it's a disease. unlike other diseases that spread and maybe not everybody gets the disease, this disease every single person has and it's sin. sin brings about death and there is but one cure and that cure is jesus christ so we desired to share that cure with everybody and give them that hope that they can have everybody's looking for peace and joy and meaning and purpose period everybody wants to be held and loved and saved but they are looking in the wrong places. jesus is that answer and we desire to share that.

god has been moving tremendously on the football team and god has given this platform to share and so we want to share it and what better way to do that. people elevate football to the highest level, it's like a god to them, these players are like god to them win you see a player that is deflecting glory and giving jesus the praise and pointing to him, that's tremendous the impact that it has. >> you're pointing out it's so beautiful he said. cam you did some of these baptisms and i want to play a little clip. this is you baptizing one of the students. [ cheering and applause ] >> what was that moment like for you? >> it was amazing. representing really what's going on the inside of these hearts and really being poured out on the outside, going from this to

life with jesus christ so it's a representation of what jesus is doing and he says... so our goal is to lift his name high and hick cash might give him all the glory and tell people about this glorious god in jesus christ who saved our souls and so many people are looking in all it is different areas directions but there's only one name under heaven and earth which man can be saved and that's this god that we've known and his name is jesus christ. that young men as when the -- as well as many others, we are were truly honoured to see the heart of god that pursues the ungodly but has the power to save and change us, making us wholly as he is so the goal is to be with him forever for eternity and it's only by his blood that we have access to the father and to the holy spirit so we are honoured to be there and to be a

witness but this was truly unto god and he's the one who directed it and he's the finisher of it and we are glad to bring him the glory. >> g. you're currently on the team at holt -- at ohio state university. you said something that caught the eye of myself and my producers, people worship football players and when they hosted this event we knew people would come they don't understand that the players worship and that's god people are pointing at ug but you're pointing up. >> i think that's the goal of all of our hearts is to deflect that glory and we understand that there is many people that may come out with the interest to be around and ohio state football player but ultimately we have the mindset that you might have came to hear something about football but we want to leave you with the gospel because ultimately this football game will come to an end, the career that you may have will come to an end. all of the things that we have passion about, it will come to

an end at some point and we believe that you will be left with your faith and that's what we put our foundation in, it's our firm foundation and we stand firmly and it and it was an amazing event top to bottom to see the fruit of it, the amount of people that came and more important even the multitude of people that came but the hearts that were affected by it. >> i only have about 15 seconds but were students receptive to this? it seemed they were. >> absolutely. god was very evidently speaking directly to the hearts of many people. on talking people crying in front of the baptisms. it was so powerful. >> i love this. you've inspired me, thank you so much and good luck on the game this weekend. we'll be watching and rooting for osu. that's it for tonight and for laura and graham that's it for this edition. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters prime time, tonight.