colleagues forego picking longworth 1232 in the annual house office lottery. that office currently belongs to congressman zac nunn at one point belonged to bathe's great grandfather elected to congress in 1934. seen here with the pen used to sign the bill adding under god to the pledge of allegiance. barrett did get the office thanks to his new colleagues. that's pretty cool. tomorrow on "special report," shortly after president-elect trump told senate republicans not to confirm any more judges before inauguration day. the g.o.p. is cutting a deal with democrats to do just that we will explain what that looks like. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 3:00 p.m. in the west and 6:00 p.m. in the east coast. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. >> ingraham angle starts now. >> laura: breaking just moments

ago democratic senator bob casey has finally conceded to republican dave mccormick, he will join us, dave mccormick in just a few moments. first, trump's pick for attorney general, well, matt gaetz, he dropped out writing on x that his confirmation was unfairly becoming a distraction to the critical work of the trump-vance transition. trump moved quickly though and just moments ago nominated former florida attorney general pam bondi as gaetz's replacement. now, she served on the opioid and drug abuse commission during trump's first term. she spent 8 years as florida a.g. had an esteemed record and more than 18 years as a prosecutor before that. she is terrific. joining me now charlie hurt, "washington times" opinion editor. katie pavlich, both are fox news contributors. charlie, this gaetz thing an understatement that it was becoming a distraction. and people, i think, watching this tonight and hearing this news are frankly breathing a

sigh of relief. your thoughts? >> yeah, well, of course it was becoming a huge distraction. but, part of belief was kind of looking forward to watching the couple of weeks of hearings with matt gaetz talking about how corrupt the department of justice is i think a lot of american people would have probably learned an awful lot about that forcing the media to actually cover some of these issues. but, i think you're exactly right. i think a lot of people are relieved by. this pam bondi is very capable lawyer. she is a very sharp prosecutor. she is a very smart pick. but she is somebody very different from somebody like matt gaetz. i think it's going to be less fireworks. and probably a much smoother confirmation process for her. >> laura: katie, one of the things that people outside of washington might not realize but i have been here way too long so i know this and i worked for two different federal departments in my 20's. education and transportation is

that the job secretary, cabinet official is oa lot of work. going on television really isn't the top qualification for being a cabinet official it's nice, a lot of work especially with the transformation that this administration wants for washington. >> well, the added benefit is that pam bondi is also good on television. she understands the stakes. you will remember that she defended president trump during his first impeachment trial, when he simply asked about very real biden family corruption. she was one of the attorneys on the floor defending the president during that and he trusts her. they have worked together for a very long time. she understands the weaponization of the system not just against trump but against his supporters and as you said the attorney general is in dharng of the department of justice and there are so many different departments that fall under the purview of the a.g. and you're dealing with of course, the clean up of the

department of justice in terms of going after political enemies, but you are also dealing with a lot of big problems in america. the fentanyl crisis. terrible, you know, drug cartels and the agenda the president wants to put forward when it comes to dealing with mexico on that issue. so there is a lot that she is going to have to handle and her experience as the attorney general one of the biggest states in the country for 8 years is really going to serve her well in that position. >> laura: yeah, i think that's exactly right. panel, i want to bring in david schoen, former impeachment attorney for president trump. we remember that impeachment. it was pam bondi, jay sekulow, pat s cipollone, pat philbin. it was all star legal cast and alan dershowitz, thank you. and they all did a fantastic job. and she was -- she was very calm as i recall and i think to the president very reassuring in her approach. yeah, she is not a bomb thrower but, man, does she have the experience for this job.

>> she is going to zoom through the confirmation process. i say zoom through. you have a number of people in that process who don't want to see that happen, frankly, as we have seen from the spectacles of other confirmations in the past. but, on the merits, she is going to be confirmed. remember, the starting place is article 2 section 2. it is the president's prerogative. and while we often talk about hamilton's federalist 76 and the role of congress, and it is very important, hamilton also emphasized that only the president really is the appropriate person to have that choice. based on the criteria that he thinks is appropriate. she is going to get questioned about certain things in the past that, you know, reported in the news and so on. and the america first business is going to get, you know, bernie sanders going. and so on. but, she is a smart pick, i think, for what he wants. is he comfortable with her as i couldn't know one of your guests said and i think she is going to sail through, frankly. >> again, she is really hard worker. she has incredible experience.

doesn't hurt that she is a woman. doesn't matter but it doesn't hurt for sure. and, charlie, she has spoken a lot in the past about threats to free speech. of course, for all of us that's music to our ears. this is back in 2017, watch. >> i remember back in 2017 there was a person who was a horrible person. he was a white nationalist. the university of florida was having him speak on campus. we had the national guard, rick had the national guard on standby. state of emergency. and i went out and encouraged all students, not to attend. don't go. don't go. because there could have been trouble. but as conservatives, we did not cancel it. nor could we. because we believe in the first amendment. >> yeah. so, again, charlie, she has seen the campus wars. the cancel culture, all of it, and especially at the forefront in florida. where the republican party

really began to change and grow and coalesce behind this small government idea. i think the florida launching pad for so many of these nominees, including matt gaetz is not insignificant. >> charlie: i agree with you. those remarks just a minute ago are exactly the kinds of things you want to hear from an attorney general of the united states talking about the fidelity to the basic principles our constitutional rights such as free speech unfortunately or department of justice has gone way off track from that that's not the kind of things we get from the department of justice or the fbi for that matter. we instead get all of these weird political witch hunts, partisan witch hunts trying to effect political change instead of just defending the constitution and enforcing the laws. and you know, the sosht of silver lining about things being so bad in the department of

justice. you don't have done a flame thrower like matt gaetz to actually do transformational things in doj and refocus the department of justice back to the things that they are supposed to be focused on. you can take somebody who is far more sort of in the mainstream of conservative politics and is a very smart -- is a politically savvy person, and as katy said a minute ago, also very good on tv. very, you know, a very good spokesperson for the issues that are most important to americans. she'll be able to get a lot done. >> laura: yeah. i also think just having really good judgment. and, again, as things are flying at you, being able to, you know, not swing at every pitch. i say that a lot on the show. and people want to hit back every single time. you don't have to. let the little things go. and i think i have seen her do that. she spoke also, i think we have another soundbite about the idea that trump was somehow threatened by strong women watch this. >> i was a prosecutor for 18

years. i worked for president trump. he's my friend. he can tell you he surrounds himself with a lot -- all strong, bright, brilliant women president trump has been out there fighting for us nonstop if he out there fighting for us we are going to fight for him. >> laura: so, katy. she was a trusted surrogate during this campaign thinking of strong women close to him she is definitely one of them. >> one of the things women around him appreciate the most he doesn't hire them because they are women. he hirsd them because they are capable and have the kennels to do the job he talked about crime. poland in florida cleaned up a lot of crime. when you have president trump looking at the cities in this country and saying there is rot

from the get criminals off the street and illegal alien criminals out of these cities. she can help with that and they can partner with these cities that they are willing to get these criminals out of the cities and also clean up the streets so americans can enjoy some of the best cities like new york, washington, d.c. and others once again. they did that during the first trump term and want to do it again this time. >> laura: david, the issue of the weaponization of government, has been a main stay for the last really nine years. but, especially over the last four years she has spoken repeatedly about this. i think donald trump -- i don't care what anyone is saying about the popular vote margin, he has a mandate to put an end to the weaponization of government against the people and against your political opponents ily did think we will see real changes with her. >> laura, i couldn't agree with you more i said this earlier

today on hannity radio. a major part of this vote was a rejection of this lawfare weapons. the american people are fair minded people who want a justice system that reflects integrity. not targeting political opponents to get them out of the election. to use some means other than the ballot. we need a return-to-normalcy here. this has been the most politicized department of justice that i have ever seen. and that is shocking coming from judge garland. but when he tried to invoke privilege, for example, on the robert hur-biden tape, absolutely outrageous for a person to do it. everything has been politicized. i want to tell you one other thing though to tie in to what katy said. we shouldn't forget that attorney general bondi has also fought very hard against the opioid crisis. so she understands the link between health and criminal activity and all of that. that's another big plus, i think. >> laura: yeah. looking back into one of the big cases that she busted back in

2015, human trafficking, drug trafficking, case. dozens of defendants arrested and convicted. that's one of the issues near and dear to her heart. charlie, katie, david, thank you all. and also breaking just moments ago, democrat pennsylvania senator bob casey has officially, finally conceded to republican dave mccormick. >> i just called dave mccormick to congratulate him on his election to represent pennsylvania in the united states senate. as the first count of ballots completed, pennsylvanians can move forward with the knowledge that their voices were heard whether their vote was the first to be counted or the last. >> laura: joining me now senator elect, without a doubt, dave mccormick. senator elect, congratulations, thank you for joining us. at late notice. now, this went into an automatic recount yesterday, because it was so close, but it wasn't obviously without issue. they -- it looks like they were

trying to actually steal the seat from you. >> yeah, well, hi, laura, nice to be with you. we are excited to have this resolved finally. mathematically it was clear from election day on that the election was over. and there was just not a path to victory. but there is an automatic recount in pennsylvania. what happened is you saw some of these provisional ballots, you saw election officials in bucks county in particular saying that they were going to knowingly violate the law where the law is really clear the supreme court ruled a ballot doesn't count if there is not a signature. yet they were counting the votes. it was made very public. the people of pennsylvania stood up in bucks county and across the commonwealth and said hey, waited a second. we're going to follow the rules. and that was a good thing for pennsylvania, good thing for this election everybody wants to forget make inaugural plans when you are sworn in. i think we have to learn from this.

this keeps happening where the people who a qudsing republicans of being election deniers this can't continue. your message to governor shapiro tonight who did not come out, unless i missed something, and intervene here and say enough is enough. where was he? >> well, i think you are right. i think enough is enough. we have had election after election, which have been called in dispute. we need legislation in pennsylvania to ensure that some of this ridiculous things can't happen. we need to enforce the law. in this case the law is very clear. i agree with you, this can't go on and we need to step back and look at this election and make sure it doesn't happen again. another thing we need is voter i.d. we are never going to our election until you have voter i.d. that's something i'm going to fight for day one in the senate. i think we should have national voter i.d. president trump has advocated

that and i will add vacate did in the senate. >> laura: are you excited about pam bondi, just news that she is the nominee -- new nominee for a.g. i know you know pam. your thoughts? >> very excited. yes. i campaigned with her a couple times in our great comonel wealth i think she is terrific. listen i want to ensure that president trump has the team he needs to make radical change in washington, d.c. that was his promise and i think pam is a good example of that kind of leadership that's going to be required. >> fantastic, dave, senator elect, thank you for joining us on short notice. >> thank you, nice to be with you tonight. >> all right, congratulations again. all right, accountability in washington. this show really is about restoring that. has been since its inception. it cannot come soon enough. my angle will explain more. coming up. ♪

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>> laura: who let the doge out? that's the focus of tonight's angle. one thing should be really clear by now, the washington bureaucracy will do anything in its power to avoid a accountability. they want to spend your money with impunity on whatever floats their boat. transparency for the swamp is what modesty is for the

kardashians. now, this partly explains the biden administration's mad scramble to trump proof various departments and agencies insulating their pet projects from extinction and their staff from accountability. in rio this week. biden tried feebably to protect i had climate agenda. >> i'm leaving office in january. i will have my -- i will leave my successor and my country a strong foundation to build on if they choose to do. so it's true. some may seek to deny or delay clean energy revolution that's underway in america. but nobody, nobody can reverse it. nobody. >> laura: nobody. who can take him seriously in that dome bahamas church or whatever -- i can take him same

they used during covid fear and control. government experts say so. >> this is the single greatest existential threat to humanity. if we do not deal with climate change. our children, our great grandchildren, our great, great grandchildren, their futures are going to be determined by what we do in the next four to six years. >> laura: those participants behind him seem really engaged. well, next four to six years? well, given that trump has pledged to pullback on the climate change agenda, the department of energy right now is racing to blow close to $25 billion in pending loans to supposedly green businesses. now, biden apparently wants to cement his climate legacy according to politico. so, should these federal energy department loan guarantees even continue at all? after all, the 465 million loan to elon musk's electric car company, that worked out so well

and it did. that he was able to pay it off early. two thumbs up for that. but, of course, there is also the infamous solyndra debacle leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $500 million before that went belly up. will doge recommend that do away with a program that gave tesla such a boost. it's unclear. trump repeatedly said that he wanted to cut the money off in his first term. in our bloated government there is waste and inefficiency. we know it. and more than that, there is fraud everywhere, hundreds of billions of dollars. we know were stolen during covid. that was the ppe fraud. all those people applying who didn't deserve the money. but there is also welfare fraud as well. >> you guys have a sense of how much is being stolen? >> billions. >> billions of dollars. >> billions with a b. every year. the quality control issues that we have are minuscule compared

to the fraud. >> laura: that was terrifying. so, when taxpayers find out how much of their money is wasted on purr plus inefficient pointless whacked out junk and then on top of that the hundreds of billions in fraud, trillions over the years, undoubtedly, i think there is going to be a groundswell of support for the work that elon musk and vivek ramaswamy have pledged to do at doge. now, by the way, to ensure that they control their own messaging, the duo is even launching their own podcast. this is brilliant. >> elon and i are going to start a separate track of doge casts that explain exactly what we are doing to the public to provide transparency and what is a once in a generation project. we want to bring the public along with us to lift the curtain, to take us behind the scenes of what actually that waste, fraud and abuse in government looks like. however bad you think it is, it is probably worse. we don't want to do this to just expose the problem.

we want to do it to solve the problem. >> laura: now, this is sending shivers up and down the spines of not just senior officials and the outgoing administration, but the hundreds of thousands of federal employees who never came back to work after the pandemic. that's a good gig. nearly two thirds of the more than 2.2 million federal workers are still approved to work from home. in a total joke. of course, it's also killing d.c. small businesses. it's so bad that liberal mayor muriel bowser is pleading for trump to somehow get the workers back into the city. last year the government accountability office concluded that 17 of the 24 largest federal agencies used on average only 25% of their office space geauga studios, apartment? how about this idea in for those

who don't show up to work? you are obviously not that essential. this from elon and vivek's "wall street journal" column. the number of federal employees to cut should be proportionate to qualified. fewer regulations, the agency would produce fewer regulations once its scope of authority is properly limited. here here. it is long since time to return power to the people. doge will rely both on the constitution and supreme court precedent as the authority to enact these sweeping reforms and, again, this prospect is absolutely terrifying democrats, bureaucrats, free loaders, and all the companies that should never have gotten government contracts in the first place. the reflex si response of the swamp under scrutiny never changes though. lies and personal attacks. >> there is no mandate here because what there certainly

should not be is a blank check to appoint a day as cabinet like he has done. like the "star wars" cantina of cabinets and it's going to really jeopardize america's safety. >> laura: safety? wasserman schultz safety? we have a president right now who can't find his way into a photo shoot authorizing ukraine to shoot u.s. made missiles deep into russia. and she is talking about safety? right now europe is on high alert because of what biden or biden's puppet master is doing to ramp up the aggression. almost begging putin to respond. and all this is happening as our vice president is resting up after her loss. in hawaii. you cannot make this up. none of this is acceptable. ththeir terrible record at home and abroad is the main reason that harris lost. they are not changing a darn thing, at least not yet. who thinks harris is even aware that the pentagon authorized

another 275 million for ukraine today? well, just another effort to trump-proof our foreign policy in military expenditures. everyone tonight remember this as the trump proofing continues. donald trump and the republicans in congress were elected because the american people do not trust our unelected bureaucrats to do the right thing. too much money has been wasted over too many years. too many mistakes have been made with zero repercussion. and now the bureaucrats in washington are going to learn that trump and the voters aren't kidding. we mean business. and this time we're going to have our way. and that's the angle. coming up what the bush the biden administrationdoes not want you to know. ♪

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>> laura: christmas is around the corner but things are getting hotter. >> we consider ourselves and the right to use our weapons against the military facilities of those countries who allowed the use of their weapons against our facilities. and in case of escalation, of aggressive action, we will respond decisively in an a tit-for-tat manner. it is the u.s. that destroyed the system of international security and by continuing to clutch to their high gem any they are pushing the world world into a global conflict. >> the administration isn't answering any questions looking forward to it, had my popcorn going. dhs secretary mayorkas wray bailed last anyone on a key congressional hearing regarding growing threats to our homeland. senators wanted answers not just

to you know, putin's threats, to strike our military bases. but also about the iranian assassination plot against trump. the afghan national who allegedly planned a terror attack on election day. man arrested for plotting to blow up the new york stock exchange. mayorkas and wray doesn't think america needs to know about any of that the shock over this snub was bipartisan. >> we certainly need an explanation for san sell labor relation. >> i definitely want to hear from them but i can't tell you why it was post toned. >> that's ridiculous, they elect the american people both of them into. today testify there are a lot of questions that need to be answered and that's a very disappointing development. >> laura: what did i start the angle with? they don't like accountability, they don't like transparency. joining me now chad wolf, former acting homeland security secretary under president trump. chad, thank you for joining us tonight. now, the fbi and the dhs both released statements saying they have already testified

extensively. any briefing should be behind closed doors in a classified setting. it sounds like they are worried about their next job or lack thereof given their inability to answer simple questions for the public to watch and see and hear. certainly sounds right. they can be into a classified briefing and that's fine. that's not what the american people see and hear. it's important for those two officials for the secretary and director to say to the american people, who here are the major threats facing the homeland today and here what happens we're doing about it. go off and again brief members and in a classified setting to get more details. i think the american people deserve transparency, they deserve accountability. and deserve to know what their federal government is doing to protect them. and they should be able to articulate that in a public hearing. and to simply sort of, you know, get away from that and say i'm not doing that because we testified 30 times before, that doesn't count it. as you indicated and your reporting indicated, there has

been a lot of threats over the last several weeks that they need to account for and a lot of hard questions about what is going on continues to go on along that southern border. >> laura: and, chad, meanwhile we have this caravan of, i think last i checked, 1500, 2,000 people making its way up to rush the southern border. we know these caravans include people who do not want to come here and just, you know, get a job and that's that. there are a lot of bad actors as part of these efforts to crash the border. what can be done now about that, given the situation we saw today with just zero accountability? >> i think that's right. maybe that's why they decided to skip it. they would have to answer some very difficult questions. like what are you doing to prevent unauthorized individuals coming across that border? why are you not stopping those parole flights from venezuela and other countries of concern where we know the vetting of those migrants are not very

good? why haven't you stopped that? you understand the threats, explain to the american people why you continue to let this happen. so, they had some very hard questions to answer. of course, we don't get that now because they have chosen not to do it. but, this is what the american people, they voted a couple weeks ago for president trump in a new way to address the threats facing the homeland and my guess is neither one of them had answers to those very difficult questions. >> laura: chad, at the same time, china is, again, snubbing defense secretary lloyd austin. his counterpart in the ccp refusing to meet with him during a recent gathering of defense ministers in loos. austin called it, quote: unfortunate. now, chad, this happened last year when china refused to talk to him on the phone. what does it say about how our top officials, it's not funny, it's actually really disturbing. but they are not worried about this administration at all. they don't seem concerned.

they don't seem to even give us minimal respect. well, we have talked about this for the past 6 to 8 to maybe 12 months or more that it's about leadership and it's about respect. on the world stage, when we talk to foreign counterparts whether it's the president or vice president or cabinet officials. they just -- our foreign counter parts don't have that same respect for them. they see weakness on that international scale. they see weakness at home. they see president biden getting blown out on, you know, by president trump, in an election because the american people want a new policy direction across the board. not just in the newscast space but across the board. and lame duck trying to conduct. there a new team in town and we want to hear from them. >> laura: trump defeats. cabinet doesn't show up and she is in hawaii. so she is in hawaii. i guess he is at a meeting at

one of the sports teams today and that was nice. but, a new report from the u.s.-china economic and security review commission finding that china's military is now a significant threat capable of winning in a conflict with the united states. i have been warning about this for years that we were losing our military capability and our superiority. chad, your reaction to that tonight? >> yeah. well, we have all been warning about this, right? we talked about this extensively during the first term of the trump administration six years ago where we talked about china as an adversary saying we need to get serious about it. a lot of us working for president trump and others were laughed off stage. >> the only real threat is russia. always russia, russia, russia. when information now several years later it's now coming out that no, china is that adversary. whether it's on the military side, the economic side. whatever they are doing in our western hemisphere, they are the adversary. they are the ones that we need to keep our eye on. and, of course, we were talking about that. i know president trump and his

new team as they come, in they will be laser focused on this issue and making sure that there is real and credible deterrence and that we're holding the ccp accountability for the actions they are taking inside the united states each and every day. >> laura: yeah. i hope we have a treasury secretary that believes in the power of tariffs as much as donald trump does because that is going to be a key element to really pushing back against china. chad, thank you very much. and coming up, how biden is trying to trump-proof the border. ♪

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single person on earth leaves that the biden administration is serious about enforcing our border deporting illegals. they let millions into the country. to use our resources and in some cases terrorize our citizens each their political allies illegals with the violent gang tren de aragua was arrested this week for robbing prosecutor -- a prosecutor in new york, good

friend of alvin bragg's, after she busted him pleasuring himself in her apartment building. that's gross. and now that a caravan of 1500 more migrants as i said earlier is making its way through mexico. biden is rolling out the welcome mat again. according to the "new york post," the administration is testing out a new app. that's going to keep them out. that will let illegals skip ice check-ins but the app. fails to check for past arrests or outstanding warrants. meanwhile no idea coming into the country as it is. joining me now "new york post" reporter jenny terry who broke this story. jenny, i know people watching this thing this can't be as bad as the "new york post" is reporting that it is. but, what kind of problems are you seeing with this app.? >> >> well, one of the biggest things is that it's taking away the feeling that you have some

accountability when you are a migrant who comes here illegally. so sources say when you come in to check in or at least are called to check in, you know, there is some accountability there. but, with this, you check in, you just take a photo on your phone or on a computer, when you take it on a phone, which, by the way, it's been very glitchy in the different pilots they have launched that they shut down. once they take that photo, their location is only known for 7-day period. if they take the photo on a computer you won't believe this but location at all. zero accountability with this. >> laura: watching the video of the migrants and the caravan sounds too romantic. but a throng, throng of migrants making their way to mexico. it's mostly men. it looks like mostly a few women, but mostly men. jenny, you are also reporting on the biden administration loosening regulations on any electronic monitoring of migrants? they can bust those bracelets

off any way but tell us about that. >> right, so, ankle monitors alternatives to detention because there is not enough space due to the overwhelming number of migrants come into the country. there is not enough space to detain them. many of them are put into this program. they are given ankle monitor. they are given a wristwatch. and that's used to track them. right now the biden administration last minute before inauguration day is trying to put in a policy that would allow the migrant to contest their monitoring after 90 days i have been compliant with this program, can you please take me off of it? and it puts a lot of pressure on the ice officers who are already overwhelmed right now. not to mention the people who have been put on this program, we can go to the case of the killing of jocelyn nungaray, her alleged killer who is alleged tren de aragua gangster was ankle monitored. he had an ankle monitor and cut

it off shortly after allegedly killing young jocelyn. >> laura: this is horrifying on some levels. people wondering why we have these gangs robbing people's homes. celebrity's homes. happening all across the country. okay. we can manage. this really yesterday alone ice in boston charged three illegals with separate cases, jenny of child rape. this is one of the main reasons i believe obviously the economy that donald trump won this elections handily part-time are very fed up. jennie, thank you very much. a car company tries to outwoke bud light. we will show you how, next. ♪

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>> anheuser-busch has still not fully recovered from this idiotic alliance it had with dylan mulvaney. the woke virus is still infecting corporate america. those in charge of advertising for jaguar just green lit this ad campaign. ♪ ♪ >> i must be really old-fashioned because i thought when you were trying to sell the product you actually show the product. are they trying to sell something else here? joining me is... what the heck is going on here? this is a terrifying sight.

is this a new movie, what is this? >> it's terrible. i heard kid rock just brought -- bought a jaguar so i think he's dusting off that ar-15. it's funny, it 10 years ago jaguar put together what was called a bad boy masculinity ad when they rolled out. >> let's show it and then we will talk about it. >> have you ever noticed how in hollywood movies... >> always 1 step ahead. >> you are obsessed by power. >> we all drive jaguar's. >> was not all part of the toxic masculinity we have to wash away

from our culture? >> exactly. in ten years we travelled from that to woke craziness. there used to be a car company, now they are a car company that identifies as some kind of drag brunch. i saw that video, i was thinking to myself is this a fruity pebbles commercial or skittles. apparently the people that run brand management at jaguar are not reading the room. the last election we just had a woke moment and apparently they didn't get the memo. they are going to keep pushing this and i guess the one saving grace is that these people in the video, they won't be able to use the bathroom on capitol hill >> there's changes in the air. i thought it was a skinny version of teletubbies or something. it made no sense. jaguar, we reached out and they

said in a statement our brand relaunch for jaguar is an imaginative reinvention ends in -- it has tracked -- attracted attention and debate. they reveal only the first step in this exciting new era. imagine that interior of the new convertible. i never liked to jaguar's, they were never my cup of tea and they always broke down. >> that's right. they usually just have transmission problems. doesn't really have gender transition problems. john deere went through this, harley-davidson. they are going to get chin checked. we are giving them more media than they deserved. they need to read the electorate and nobody wants this. >> how are we supposed to break the mould with the car choice?

i'm not even understanding that aspect of it. it's a car, i assume it's going to have a cool design and it moves. talk about what makes your car different, we don't need to have political lectures from whichever radical leftist is in charge of the ad agency that did this. i should find out who it is. they are filled with leftists, we know that. >> there wasn't even a car in the ad. it was just a crazy commercial with no car and they ended up on the moon and walked away. >> maybe consumers will walk away as well. i know you would have a cold take on this. follow me on social media, i have some parenting photos up there for you. jesse watters takes it from here >> jesse: jet -- welcome to jesse watters prime ti