running, commit, liftoff. we have liftoff. 11:22 a.m. eastern standard time. >> bret: 55 years ago today the apollo 12 spacecraft was launched from the kennedy space center with three astronauts aboard. the saturn five rocket was struck by lightning twice in the first minute of the flight. the crew survived the scare and five days later they landed on the moon. the second successful human moon landing. tomorrow on "special report" how people who voted split tickets cost republicans some senate seats. we will take a look. in-depth look at what is happening in pennsylvania with that senate recount #:00 p.m. in the ian 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> laura: "the ingraham angle" reporting from florida tonight.

a flurry of outside counsel's todd blanche deputy attorney general. former congressman doug collins of georgia, for va secretary. and former missouri solicitor general john sorrow as sg solicitor general of the united states first, consider the source, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> we knew it was coming, speaking of new picks, trump picks r.f.k. jr. to head the department of health and human services this only adds to the numbers of heads blowing off the shoulders of official washington tonight, now, the effort to discredit the r.f.k. jr. demonstration has been underway ever since he endorsed trump back in august public health. from the new republic, trump officially gives r.f.k. jr. a chance to destroy the country's

health. and my personal favorite from the arizona public health association why r.f.k. as secretary mean the end of evidence based health policies. evidence based elliott? how about this evidence? a record number of americans are suffering from chronic ills ins, one in six adults now has diabetes. by 2050. given current trends, about 61% of adults are predicted to develop cardiovascular disease. so, r.f.k. understands this is a ticking time bomb for our families, for our hospitals, our doctors, our newses, our local state and federal budgets. and all of this is happening by the way as we are spending more on healthcare than ever before. now in 2022, we have good numbers, we spent 4.5 trillion or $13,493 per person on healthcare. that's more than any developed

nation but without any better results. so speaking of evidence, logic would indicate that what we have been doing isn't working. aupipsofacto we need fresh perse as we as the american people get any sicker. more fury and fear over the r.f.k. nomination in a few moments. one things we know conclusively the gate keepers at hhs or anywhere else and those who get rich from the status quo in d.c. are always going to be threatened by anyone demanding accountability. and this explains a lot of the frenzy over trump's recent cabinet picks. tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence? you think trump had given it to putin himself. >> we're bringing in russia's influence is what this is. you have people like tulsi gabbard who are spreading kremlin talking points. >> he is a an admirer both of of

assad of syria and vladimir putin of russia. >> tulsi gabbard has a long history of siding with the analysis of russian state propaganda. syrian state propaganda. >> laura: i mean, they can't help themselves. oh, pete hegseth at dod? the mic military industrial complex has done def con one. >> pete hegseth inarguably is not qualified for the position. >> this idea that you can exclude women from combat is really one that shows his lack of experience and really, you know, him being unqualified to be the secretary of defense. >> he is the most unqualified candidate for this position in the history of america. >> this is very dangerous. >> matt gaetz's nomination as a.g.? well, of course, that's already in serious trouble. some even speculating that the nominee himself knew all along

it would be a long shot? who knows? a house ethics report on gaetz was ready to be released on friday. since he resigned, well, the committee loses jurisdiction over the matter. still tricky dick durbin sees an opening to hurt trump by forcing the reports released to the senate where if past is prolong log we can all be assure that that contents is suring can going to leak. trump's team had to know what the hill reaction to this would actually be. >> a republican friend of mine who is also friends with matt gaetz told me last night he thought this appointment was the worst thing that has ever happened to the country. >> this is the first step likely in trump's revenge tour against the department of justice. >> he is the exhibit a to weaponization. i mean, we are in pure george orwell 1984 land. >> laura: thank you andrew. of course we can't predict what is going to happen or if there is this is a way to force the

senate to accept recess appointments. incoming majority leader john thune is leaving all options on the table. >> and i always believe that you defer to a president when it comes to the people they want in their cabinet. and to do a lot of these important jobs. but, obviously, there is a process whereby we get down and scrub all these nominees and figure out whether or not, one, they are qualified and are they people who are fit to hold these offices? >> laura: well, i certainly hope that as they carry out their advise and consent role, republican senators remember that donald trump is the reason they even have a majority. as republicans fight amongst themselves, democrats plan to use every avenue to block trump even forming and they are admitting this a shadow cabinet. >> we can't let donald trump's extreme maga agenda go unanswered or unopposed. his own defense isn't going to work. we are going to have to go man

on man. we need to borrow from our british friends and it appoint a shadow cabinet to fight back against the worst abuses of a second trump administration. a team from the opposition that mirrors the government's own cabinet members: watch the cabinet closely, publicly challenging, scrutinizing and offering new ideas. it's another form of checks and balances. a quiet guardrail that holds those in power accountable. >> laura: another form of checks and balances? was that in the constitution? i must have missed that? i love when they bring their props by the way. this makes it even more critical for president trump to have all his ducks in a row on the hill before making big appointments. he has always been more effective that way. there's no time to waste. well, while all this plays out. we should also consider the source or sources of this incoming stream of criticism. i mean, these people have been

wrong about pretty much everything. propping up biden's terrible cabinet picks just because they were first, first this or first that. of course, with the help of the friends in the press. >> president-elect joe biden announcing historic picks for top post of his cabinet including former federal reserve chair janet yellen to the country's first woman treasury secretary. >> joe biden's cabinet nominees look like america, quite frankly. diversity in thought, diversity in race and gender and everything. that is what america looks like. >> joe biden has appointed the most diverse cabinet in history. >> laura: that's all that mattered. forget qualifications. that made them qualified because they were diverse. made no sense. by the way, what did mayor pete do to qualify himself to run the department of transportation? mayor of south dakota bennett? south bend? really? what about mayorkas his qualifications gave an invasion of illegal aliens to america.

>> the message is quite clear, do not come. the border is closed. the border is secure. >> laura: but even their credentials -- credentialed picks were like former federal judge merrick garland when they weren't working on ways to harass trump, they were catering to blm extremists. >> the top ghsk extremist threat comes from racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists specifically those who advocated for the superiority of the white race. >> oh, i forgot. that was a golden oldy. and of course we can't forget biden's wiz bang economic expert janet yellen. >> we have had several months of high inflation that most economists, including me believe will be transitory. >> laura: transitory is still with us. still writing articles about inflation today. over the past few years, donald trump was very clear that he

wanted to finish the job he started in his first term. he intends to drain the swamp and restore trust and accountability in washington. now, this won't be easy. the washington bureaucracy has been around a lot longer than any of the committed smart patriots committed to undoing it. the establishment may have lost this last election to maga republicans. but it is still well-funded and it is still committed to surviving even the reform efforts of elon musk. strategic thinking? strong nominees, and well-placed allies on the hill will make all the difference. the momentum is trump's to lose or use for phenomenal achievement. as for the relentless criticism, always consider the source. and that's the angle. >> laura: joining me now is alina habba, trump's senior adviser and attorney. alina, great to have you on tonight. i want to start with matt gaetz.

what can you tell us about the process of choosing him to be a.g.? was there a lot of consultation with the hill? did you all bring in speaker of the house or any of the other top republicans? >> well, i'm not part of the transition team and, as you know, laura, i always take my confidentiality incredibly seriously but i will say this. matt gaetz is somebody who has always been on the president's radar, has always been america first, whether the radical left likes it or not. he has been very clear about who he is and despite the bullying, which we have seen time and time again and frankly, laura, i'm shocked they have only waited a couple days for more fear-mongering which you just played for the american people is he making selections on people not going to be bullied. we have seen time and time people career politicians act like republican they turn out to be a rhino, they fold and buckle under pressure. these people, his selections, they are not that. and that might be frightening to the cnns, and msnbcs and the

people that put up charts and say that they will not respect the rule of law, the constitution and the separation of powers. but they have got another thing coming. we need to respect the process. the president has to respect the people he is putting in these roles. and frankly, i do. i think he has made great decisions. i'm excited for what's to come. i think america spoke loud lid that they were excited for what's to come on november 5th. >> laura: alina, john brennan, one of our personal favorites, you know who lied the former cia director who lied about hunter biden's laptop had this to say about tulsi gabbard. watch this. >> tulsi gabbard has taken actions and made statements over the past several years that really raise serious questions about her common sense, her judgment, as well as her political sympathies, cozying up to putin as well as to bashar assad. i think really does show that she doesn't have the type of perspective that is needed for somebody who is going to head up these 18 intelligence agencies.

>> laura: alina, so now if you have questions about the progress of the war in ukraine are, our priorities in the war in ukraine, you are a pro-putin apologist? that's where we are today? >> well, it's fear-mongering, also, laura, all i know is i want people who know these people. i want people who know how to handle themselves. let's not forget women, men that have military background, you know, pete hegseth, for instance, they will knock them no matter what. tulsi is a strong woman. frankly she was independent. she was not even a republican until recently. but they turned her. because this is truly the party of radicalization. this is not the party of america first. she is part of the party where we have welcomed strong women, and he is going to crush it. i know she will. and, you know, he has got some nerve, as you said, mr. hide in the laptop. he has some nerve and probably afraid of accountability. to be honest that's what it is. >> laura: yeah, consider the

source of the criticism. alina, is there any circumstance under which, do you believe, after working with president-elect trump for as long as you have, that he would consider pol pulling a nominatif he thought it was doing greater damage to his fantastic momentum that he obviously has? >> president trump, i don't think, would nominate somebody and put them on the front running if he wasn't going to stand behind them. as somebody who has worked with him extensively, these are not people that are new to politics. these are not people with new dirt and information. he knows who these people are. he has gotten to know them closely so have i. they are amazing people. he is not being bamboozled in any way. he doesn't also buckle to pressure. weave know that about president trump. he will fight for his people. and i think you should expect that. he is selecting people that he knows are going to do the job correctly and frankly we do have the senate and i'm sorry, but the american people voted. this and they voted for change. and that's what we're going to have. and it's going to be the most

epic change. he has got a lot to fix from the damage that we have gone through. and we have to do it quickly. >> laura: turn the rocks over alina. everyone needs to see. >> turn the page. >> laura: what is un underneathe rocks. turn the page. you also said you were taking yourself out of the runs as press secretary. a lot of people thought you would be a fabulous press secretary. any other thoughts about the administration in your role? >> i honestly that's between me and president trump and, you know, what i will say the love i got from that. >> laura: oh, shucks, tell us. >> come on, laura, you know me better than that i'm so honored honestly. i have been showered with love. that was not a position i wanted and i want the people that do want it to have their fair shake at it. i know the people that are up there. and they are going to be great and they are going to crush it. you know, it's going to be awesome. >> laura: all right. alina, thank you very much. great to see you as always. all right. trump didn't just run on restoring the economy and law and order. he promised to end the weaponization of government against the people. and tonight there are new

allegations that the fbi used software tools to seek out election related speech on social media. house republicans want answers, joining me now ohio congressman jim jordan, chair of the house judiciary committee and the house subcommittee on the weaponization of government. congressman jordan, explain what allegedly happened here and why it should concern all americans tonight watching? >> they were searching what american citizens were posting and stating and tweeting and going to use that against the very people who they are supposed to serve. i mean, this is why the people that president trump is putting up for these nominations, these key positions, they value freedom. r.f.k. jr. -- we had him as a witness. we had tulsi gabbard in as a witness in front of the weaponization of government committee where they talk about. and the democrats attacked him. the democrats, laura, actually made a motion when r.f.k. jr. came to testify a year and a half ago they made a motion to go to executive session to that no one could hear what r.f.k. jr. was going to testify to in a

hearing on censorship. you can't make this up. so they want to spy on you. they want to censor you. this is about freedom. that's why i love the picks the president is putting forward and this example of what they were doing with social media posts and tweets, this is just another reason why you need those people who value freedom over lockdowns, freedom over censorship. who value the first amendment, why you need them in these key posts. >> laura: and congressman jordan, do you have any sense about what will happen with that house ethics report that was supposed to come out friday? remember, gaetz had been accused of things and no prosecution had been continued. it had been dropped. but dick durbin is trying to get his hands on that report, obviously, to leak it out to hurt president trump. what is your sense on that? >> well, it's my understanding that is not supposed to go public. so, if it's not supposed to under the rules, it shouldn't go public. and what i know about that comeats gaetz is one of the best

members we had on our committee in my time in congress, which has been a i will who. i don't know it there are very few people who have the cross-examination skills he does. i want someone in the justice department who is not going to say moms and dads at school board meeting need to be investigated. i will have someone at the justice department to say it's wrong to do a memorandum and say pro-life catholics are extremists. i want someone at the justice department to tell us who planted the pipe bombs on january 6th. who leaked the dobbs opinion who put the cocaine at the white house instead of all the other stuff they seem to be focused on. >> laura: congressman, is it your belief tonight he will be confirmed as the next attorney general? >> well, that's up to the senate. what i know is what -- how matt -- the effective member he was on our committee. i know he is committed to freedom just like tulsi gabbard, just like r.f.k. jr. just like all the other people president trump is putting up. and i have total confidence in president trump and the people he is selecting for these key

positions. >> laura: well, it sounded like john thune was going to play ball. that's kind of what i read between the lines earlier tonight. but we shall see. congressman, thank you very much. all right. just ahead why r.f.k. jr.'s nomination has the industrial medical complex worried sick. ♪

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>> laura: the tightens of big pharma and anthony fauci, francis collins, probably won't be sleeping particularly well tonight because it turns out that when trump said he was going to r.f.k. jr. to head up hhs he was serious r.f.k. jr. cares more about human beings and health and the environment that anybody. i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicines. >> laura: that terrified everybody. but, will r.f.k. really be able to make america healthy again given the bureaucratic behemoth is he going to preside over hhs. budget over $3 trillion, obviously medicare, medicaid, 22% or so of the entire u.s. federal budget.

and the department has 14 subagencies and also, of course, the cdc, the nih. the fda. r.f.k. jr. has promised to clear out entire departments for reasons like this. >> ingredients in our foods illegal in italy and other countries in europe. and the reason for that is corruption. food industry and agriculture producers. control fda. and so they are not worried about public health. they are worried about advancing america's of those corporations. >> a lot of people out there that don't want to wade into the substantive issues is he raising i would expect nothing but smears leading up to his confirmation hearing. >> the former president promised america the very best, with respect to robert f. kennedy jr. and others, is this america's

very very best to safeguard the health and well-being of the american people? of course it's not. it's completely and totally inqualified. we need serious folks with a serious background. and serious expertise. robert f. kennedy jr. is, of course, none of the above. >> laura: he is the future democratic leader by the way. 2028, hakeem jeffries. joining us now dr. marc siegel fox news medical contributor and nyu la gotten. cardiologist extraordinaire dr. siegel start with you. we have this crisis in our food supply in this country. that's going to be a major focus of r.f.k.'s. and in the united states we have 42, almost 43% of adults now qualifying as obese. so, what reforms do you expect from him, maybe about school lunches or other federally

subsidized foods can you expect to maybe try to reverse some of this obesity epidemic. >> i think he is starting in the right place, laura the f in fda is supposed to be food, right? we have a sick care system. not a healthcare systemment and by the time you get to those medicines you take seeing me for obesity or high pressure or sleep apnea or diabetes you were loaded up with ultra processed food, 73% of all the food on our supermarket shelves ultra processed. salt, sugar, high fructose corn syrup. chemicals unregulated by the fda. by the way one of your favorite things of the fda is working from home. they are not even in the office. they are working remotely from home. you know, 20 years ago, i was on r.f.k. jr.'s show ring of fire, repeatedly. he was an excellent host. very incisive, very smart and very bold. i'm hoping and i know he is going to start with in issue of food. and the other issue that is related to that is the great

technological advances we have. i'm sure peter is going to agree with this. they are great. when they get to phrase 3 trials they are already bought up by big pharma. guess what that lobby does. they pressure the fda to approve everything. that's the cronyism that he is going to look into. >> laura: well, and dr. mccullough, i don't know how many times you came on the angle during the first two or three years of covid. and that in and of itself demonstrated the corruption in the u.s. medical industrial complex, did it not? >> we saw widespread corruption malfeasance sweep in through the agencies. they were all overseen by current secretary xavier becerra a quiet dictator. kennedy is going to be such a contrast. is he certainly not quiet. i think he is going to be egal tarren. i agree with mark starting with food owe is interested, truly interested as trump said in the well-being of americans as he

works through these issues of data transparency and accountability i think we are going to see sweeping changes in healthcare administration. >> laura, think of how much. >> laura: go ahead. >> think of how much money we save if we get on a treadmill or if we eat healthy food, produce, or school lunches like you said versus getting obese, getting high pressure, getting heart disease and cancer? insurance companies love that, right? because then they can suck in higher premiums. that's the unhealthy healthcare system we have. >> laura: the massive rise in coal elecolorectal cancer. linking that to processed food eating by young people and energy drinks. yet, the media, dr. mccullough, will stick to this r.f.k. is abbott fax attack. he says he is not. watch. >> i have never been anti-vaccine. >> you will not take any vaccine

that is currently on the market? >> i'm not -- if somebody -- if vaccines are working for somebody, i'm not going to take them away people ought to have a choice. that choice ought to be informed by the best information. >> laura: dr. mccullough your reaction to that? he says he is not going to take vaccines away. it should be a pro-choice issue. >> yeah, i know r.f.k. personally. i know he has taken plenty of vaccines as i have. it's not an issue of taking away people's vaccines. it's about a personal choice and actually safety of the products r.f.k. is going to have a range that's going to far be much far greater than vaccines. we are talking about drug safety ending corruption with foundations and with big pharma. i think we are going to see a total overhaul of healthcare administration. >> laura: only thing i'm not in favor of that i think he is so far is psychedelics, legalizing those. no can do that.

>> needs more study. >> laura: thank you, dr. siegel. we're on the same page. all right. >> both of you, thank you very much dr. siegel and dr. mccullough. all right, coming up, a liberal host just admitted that trump has been right about a key issue. this is good and it's next. ♪

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>> laura: i know you are enjoying this because you are telling me so. liberals postmortem on their election failures continues. trump support grew even in the bluest of blue cities. why? well, some liberals are beginning to wake up. >> the thing that surprised me least about the election was the sharp red shift in these big cities. because, if you just talk to anybody who lives n them, they

are furious, the idea that the economy is actually good or crime is actually down or this is all just fox news like shut the [bleep] up with. that is like, talk to some people who live near you. not just crime but homeless encampments, trash on the streets. people jumping turn styles and subways streets. talk to people. >> but will democrat leaders actually listen? is thering in go to be any real substantive change? and would they dare work with trump to improve the lives of their own citizens or are they worried about giving him any political benefit from that? joining me now aurora city council woman danielle, danielle shed light on the tren de aragua gang that's taking over apartment buildings in her city. and prey easily, former chicago democrat turned trump voter. p. ray, do you expect your local leaders in chicago to listen to

the people of these cities, even if democrats still want a majority. majority. >> actually, before today, i would have said no, but today for the first time in the history of chicago, the entire city council voted no against the mayor and his budget to fund migrants. it was literally 50 alderman said no, straight red across the board. chicago red with winning and peopleiating the conscious of our leadership here. >> laura: wow. >> yes. >> laura: i'm thinking to myself when is that going to translate into voting against democrat politicians though mayor not on board with what trump wants to do. >> you have to remember that we vote democrat in the city because of the culture of patronage and bullying and terrorism. and so we even have a federal decree call the checkman decree.

so, now that that is done and the people -- everyone knows across every race and socioeconomic class that the democratic party does not own us, chicago is about to change and today's city council vote definitely illustrated that. >> that is fantastic news. governor deportation plan operation aurora, here is part of what he said. >> obviously the fee is law abiding coloradans lived here devastate our economy and society if someone were to come in and forcibly take our neighbors away from us. we shouldn't be tearing apart these de facto american families. what about the american families torn apart by crime or wages driven down by migrants who take entry level jobs? what about those people? do they count? >> well, they should, laura it

seems that in this state they have become third class citizens and american citizens have had to take a backseat to the chaos that our governor and liberal policies and this current administration's failure have allowed to come into this country. >> i mean, danielle, the people of colorado continue to vote democrat, i know there was some republican gains in colorado with turnout for the republican party. but, do you think polis is going to hurt the democrat chances going forward if he is seen as a road block to moving some of these people out of the country given what the americans have said in poll after poll about deportation? i think he very well good it's called operation aurora it should start in aurora on day one. if governor polis is going to stand in the way of that listen, coloradans voted how they voted.

but they also can see what is going on. and they feel it. and if they see it, if they see our governor stand as a road brock, you know, for the incoming administration for kristi noem's team to come in and relieve this chaos items, polis better get out of the way as tom homan said. >> let law and order reign supreme. trump's plan to get woke nonsense out of your kid's clasmtion ♪ ed nearly 1 million people 65 and older. so if someone you love is older, talk with them about vaccines.

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♪ >> laura: the d.c. >> educrats are bracing for a much more threatening political environment after trump's win. where were these concerns by the way when campuses were being overrun by pro-hamas rioters, when jewish students felt threatened on a daily basis just walking to class? or when parents were surveilled or harassed or called potential domestic terrorists because, you know, they are concerned about what is happening in the classroom or even arrested when they wanted information about what was going on with transgender students in bathrooms and violent attacks? well, this is why trump has promised to break up the

department of education. >> one other thing i will be doing very early in the administration is closing up the department of education in washington, d.c. and sending all education and education working needs back to the states. we want them to run the education of our children because they will do a much better job of it. >> joining us chris rufo fellow at the senior manhattan institute. chris, i worked at the department of education, i don't want to say how long ago. but it was long time ago. is there anything in the department worth salvaging? >> the short answer is no. some institutions can be reformed. other institutions have to be raised to the ground. that certainly is the case with the department of education. while some of the functions are important, could be transferred to the states, the department of education is the single greatest funder and facilitator of left

wing ideologies under republican administrations and democratic administrations. it cannot be saved. it has to be shut down. >> laura: and how is the funding work to promote the left wing and dei stuff? how does it actually work? >> perhaps career entrenched. idealogues. coming within the department of education employees, always go to democrats. and if you even look at the record during the trump administration, they were giving untold, hundreds of millions of dollars in support of critical race theory, radical gender ideology, pushing the idea that america was systemically racist and supporting all of their friends on the outside. that's under president trump. it got worse under president biden. it's something that cannot be saved. got have states in charge. founders intended local school districts, state governments,

that's how it should be and trump should take action, immediately to wind down the department when he takes office. >> laura: reagan promised to abolish the department of education of course i ended up working in the departments of education along with a lot of great conservatives. bill bennett it. didn't get dismagetted. other presidents have promised we will see if that happens here. democrats, chris, are in total freakout mode over these reforms that are promised. >> one of the things that i am a most worried about is. so promises that decimate, for example, at the department of education, that's honestly the most concerning to me that somehow we are going to remove civil servants and folks experts in their field. anything had the president can do to shore up the civil service that make up the federal government, i think is really important. >> laura: that's congressman robert garcia, chris. they're worried about the civil servants who are the experts in their field, chris.

>> you know, i'm worried about parents and kids who need to be educated. the department of education does not educate a single child in america. and yet it hoovers up more than $200 billion a year and promotes left wing ideologies at every turn. and so, look, the civil servants should be worried. the employees at the department of education should be put on notice. their days should be numbered. and, look, as you said, many republican presidents have promised to abolish the department. but, trump is special and this moment is even more special. he did things that no other conservative administration had done in his first term. and i expect that dedication and that audacity to grow had his second term. >> laura: all right, chris, wonderful to see you as always. thank you. all right. well, coming up, liberals' mass exodus. one hollywood star just kept her promise after trump's victory. pray tell who is it? we will tell you, next.

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>> we're not saying hit the road jack to congress although sometimes that is sometimes we want them to leave. verse now they have some business to do. the hollywood elites, they promised us if trump one they were going to leave america altogether because america was over if trump one mike at least one actress is true to her where to. eva longoria is leaving america after her desperate plea to voters failed to. >> i'm here to tell you yes, she can so we will say... when somebody says is she qualified for the job we are going to say... when somebody asks is she going

to be the first female president of the united states, we are going to say... [speaking another language] >> she told marie claire magazine i'm privileged. i get to escape and go somewhere. most americans aren't so lucky. they are going to be stuck in this dystopian country and my anxiety and sadness is for them. joining me now is fox news contributor... been let's start with you. others like cher and barbra streisand, they always promise to leave but then they were always on their next farewell tour. the farewell tours than ever and >> they never delivered. live up at some point to your promises. if you are going to say that you

were going to leave over electing a republican and keep in mind, put in perspective, these people have threatened this time and time again. when it comes to electing someone who is even remotely conservative. when it comes to elected donald trump again, they threatened this. i say peace out. do what you want to do. go live somewhere else. guess what you will find out? america is the greatest country in the world, it's the most wonderful country to live in and i am happy to live in an america that you are not willing to live in. it doesn't matter whether you live there or not. you were going to come back crawling and begging to be in our movies and on our tv screens over and over again. >> i don't think they've checked the european economic numbers lately. now and amass what we are calling and exodus, several libs

are announcing their departure from the elon musk owned social media platform. their departures -- there are departures i'm heartbroken about. >> it's time for me to leave the platform. i once believed it was a place for honest debate and discussion. transparency and free speech. i now feel it is not serve that purpose. >> i did something up in meaning to do for a while. kissing goodbye my 1.9 million followers over there. >> i know you're broken. what are we going to do without them? >> i'm heartbroken. i don't know how going to go through the rest of this week and the weekend. i want to play that one thing. eva longoria is a complete fraud. if you read the article that she did, she's been gone to. she's been living outside of the

united states for years. she's been splitting time between spain and mexico. she already left. also the reasons that a gets worse, the reason she cites that she left california, it covid, taxes and homelessness. she didn't escape donald trump's dystopia, she escaped a avenue sums and the left-wing dystopia and even worse, she goes out there and she advocates for these progressive policies that are going to shove those policies down the rest of americans throats while she flees. and she's a fraud and that's why ... >> lisa read the whole article. [simultaneous talking] >> we will have you back on next time for much longer. think he was always. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me on social media. jesse watters next. >> jesse: tonight. >> i would describe it a