seeing that night as it developed. every night election night is kind of our super bowl. i love covering them all. next, rick posts do you remember the first on air breaking news story you covered for fox. i have been at fox for 26-plus years. the first breaking news story i did was actually a school shooting in arkansas. but then i traveled from the southeast for the death of tammy tammywhy netanyahu. what am i grateful for? health of my family happy birthday to everybody. cover all the news all over the world throughout the holiday week and we'll do it, fair, balanced and still unafraid. >> good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham this is "the

ingraham angle" as always. thank you for joining us. kamala comes out of hiding to sooth her supporters after blowing through what was it 1.5 billion among friends? come on. plus, tom homan's first stop after going to the border is right here on the angle. what he saw today and how he is going to fix biden's mess. but, first: thank you, america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ i'm so happy. i was so nervous a few weeks ago a flight attendant whispered those words in my ear this morning an hour later another stranger, i don't know about 35 or so with a wife and a few small children, approaches me and said what a great thanksgiving this one is going to be. i have heard this time and again in recent weeks and you know why. >> y'all going to get up and do the trump dance, because everybody's doing it, the entire world is happy that donald trump is back, baby.

♪ ♪ i said young man ♪ young man. >> laura: of course, i get it. this self-selecting group, trump supporters are in a good mood. i still think that america is feeling more hopeful this holiday. people are breathing a sigh of relief. that can actually speak their minds and not worry, perhaps about getting fired or getting penalized or getting canceled. and isn't it time to stop fighting and start having some fun? a constant state of turmoil and fury should not be our natural state. >> no! no! no! no! why? why? why? [crying] >> i am ashamed to call myself an american. in fact, i no longer call myself an american. >> wake up! this is -- america, this is sad.

>> laura: it's so sad, really and so hilarious. but it's mostly sad. and just think of how the ante trumpers invested in judge merchan's sentencing of trump in manhattan. >> i want the judge to give him six months. i worked in the west wing do be eligible to work in the west wing you have to qualify for a top secret security clearance. felons can't get top secret security clearances when you spend a year in new york city, or under you serve in refresh my recollection island. >> oh the audience goes, i love watching these clips now. thank god this thanksgiving that americans did not fall for that twisted and wishful thinking turns out young people don't want to go through a four years

of declining opportunities and high prices. why should they? today they are giflg crump's transition handling a staggering 65% approval. and by the way, not just young people. more hispanics, and african-american voters turned out for trump and tuned out the lies: they see maga more as an opportunity and not a threat bumbling biden sold it so hard. >> stream middle of america maga republicanned led by a defeated president is trying to steal history now. >> laura: and thank god enough americans are over obama as well. >> we do not need four years of a wannabe king, a wannabe dictator running aren't trying to punish his enemies. america is ready to turn the page. we are ready for a better story. georgia, we are ready for a president kamala harris.

>> laura: speaking of talents past their expiration date. i want to thank god that oprah is going to somehow squeak by this holiday season with the paltry payday her protection company made from kamala's campaign, poor baby. after all, she is such political that vanity. >> we don't get to sit this one out. if we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a blot again. >> laura: thank the good lord for the voting public who put donald trump over the top and are still happy with their choice. a new emerson poll shows 54% of americans have a favorable view of donald trump now. that is a record high for him. now, the list of what we should be grateful for goes on and on. now, remember, some of the so-called political experts

warned that candidate trump should stick to the economy and the border. and stay away from the culture war issues. well, as usual, trump relied on his gut and he ignored their advice. >> we will get critical race theory and transgender insanity out the hell out of our schools. we will keep men out of women's sports. that's like a no brainer. >> laura: and it turns out we can be very thankful that it looks like trump broke woke. the largest retailer in the united states is dumps its diversity, equity and inclusion charade. >> walmart is pulling back on diversity, equity and inclusion programs. why the changes? >> what we're trying to do is to ensure that every customer, every associate feels welcomed here to shop and to feel like they belong. and we're going to continue to make the best decisions we can that makes everyone, our customers, our associates feel

like this is an environment they can shop in and thrive in. >> laura: that's a really long winded way of saying we are listening to our consumers now who think woke is a joke. trump just doesn't know how to read the room, people. he reads the country. case in point, his announcement yesterday that he is planning significant tariffs to crack down on fentanyl and other border related issues. thank god. now, remember, tariffs are to free trade absolutists what sunshine is to vampires. but real people see their utility and the leverage that tariffs provide. according to that same cbs news poll, 52% of americans support using tariffs on imported goods. smart. trump now has everyone's attention. and suddenly i predict we're going to see even fewer migrants and less fentanyl coming across the border. more on china's blustery response later on in the show.

and on the angle in not being supremely great 68 for elon musk. not only for his generous support buying twitter. i think it's a very tough call about whether or not republicans could have won without him and x. free speech won the day and the election. and deranged never trumpers who urged that trump be censored and they were -- pushed musk and others like r.f.k. and tulsi gabbard and nicole shannan out of the democrat party and into the trump coalition. and, of course, there would be no coalition without trump himself. the master communicator. >> president trump? >> i really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either. look -- >> laura: trump, the fighter, trump the pragmatist.

trump the peacemaker. >> i will end the war in ukraine which would have never started if i was president. [cheers] and i will stop the chaos in the middle east. >> laura: and, of course, trump the people generator. he makes politics fun again. and shouldn't we start taking that whole pursuit of happiness thing seriously at this point? i think sometimes as conservatives and it's true. we are always on the lookout for the traps. the obstacles, the challenges, the potholes. the landmines. but, this should be a time for hope. we have achieved a amazing victories this year. victories that few predicted in january 2021, not even i, and now we have an incredible opportunity, the best in decades. to build a better world for our children and our grandchildren.

and expand this coalition to all 50 states. and speaking of kids, i am really thankful for my children. marie, dmitry and ricco. teenagers dry me crazy, of course whanks would life be without that kind of crazy. and i'm grateful for you, the viewers. and that's the angle. joining me now is a prague u personality and ned american majority. let me start with you. so much to be grateful for. gone on for an hour of topic given what our country was facing under kamala harris. but what are you most thankful for this political year? >> i'm grateful for donald trump's. >> a better ear piece. >> yeah. thankful for a better ear piece but i'm thank will for donald trump's political courage. think about the last three years a normal human being would have collapsed under the lawfare. under the multiple assassination attempts under the constant

hoaxes and collusions, nonstop attacks from the corporate propagandist. this man, the courage that he has shown has given us a singular moment in american history to turn this ship around. you can see that optimism in the poll that you were talking about earlier where 60% approval transition because they realized that they now have a president-elect who actually wants to prioritize the american people a. all things, no more bad trade deals no. more selling us out on immigration and destroying our country systematic illegal immigration. not foisting bad economic policies crushing most of the average americans people have optimism, have ability to dream. better days might be ahead. and i think this message as resonated with the american people. they realize the message for me for trump decline as a choice. we choose not to decline.

we choose to be great. because we believe that we can climb to greater heights of freedom and prosperity and those days are coming. >> laura: all right. we're thankful the democrats won't win another election any time soon because this seems to be what they are really focused on still. watch. >> founding fathers for a reason said we don't want a king. we don't want a dictator. what donald trump wants to do. just check it out. it's facts. he wants to emulate vladimir putin. if you go against him. some of them in russia they fall out of a window. that is what we're dealing with here. >> laura: we're thankful forever trump and musk and the voters and the young people. i'm not sure what he is doing there,. >> i'm not either. the democrats have no idea why they have lost. and i think a big reflection of the young support of trump comes where we are getting our information. i saw a recent pew research poll that showed 86% of young

americans age 18 to 29 prefer to get their information from social media. i think what we are see something a departure from the mainstream media. certainly run as the marketing wings from the democratic party as long as we can remember. shifting to independent sources and information. what do we see as young voters when we look at that we see him working with people. r.f.k. want to radically change the healthcare system and flood supply system in this country. see him appointing vivek ramaswamy and elon musk, cutting government waste. we know rampant in this country. meanwhile like you said we saw the democrats go into that spending tens of millions of dollars celebrity endorsements. when the younger generation looks what party wants to turn the page last four years. what party want to be unburdened by what has been. the choice is the republican party. >> laura: that's so mean on thanksgiving. aldo, i can't believe you are going back to unfortunate phrase. this is thanksgiving. we're supposed to be positive and uplifting.

but, i have to say, ned, there were a lot of conservatives over the last two years that would come on this show and be pretty negative. and they were pretty pessimistic about the future. but, there was one person that knew he was going to win. i think he pretty much knew if he was given a fair -- a fair hearing in any platform, trump knew he could win on the issues. he was consistent on that. a lot of people came on this program, i don't think this is going to happen. the economy, the border are the two main issues, plus trump is fun. is he a fun factor in politics and my gosh, we need to have more fun in this country. too much negativity all the time. >> correct. and he also put in the work. not only did he have the optimism that once the american people understood that he does have the solutions. he proved it before. he is going to prove it again. but they put in the work, laura, his campaign was serious about winning, about doing all the right things. doing the absentee ballot chase,

doing all the fundamentals to actually get him across the finish line. it was hope and optimism'. also with great discipline. and it was a tremendous combination. >> laura: i think a lot of the 350e8 on the left for a long time, aldo, they poo poo patriotism. that's chief patriotism, that's cheap flag waving. that's reflexive, meaningless patriotism. but, "newsweek" did a piece that just came out about how trump is making patriotism cool again and ned and i know this because the 80's were -- i'm going back to fun because i think we don't do enough pursuit of happiness, frankly in our country for -- when politics is concerned. but is he making patriotism cool again. that was the 1980s. and that formed an entire generation outlook on life and politics and i think we need more of that in the country as well. aldo? >> i will just tell you a quick personal story. i was 16 years old when donald

trump first started his campaign in 2016. i was in high school at the time. i remember being in class my a.p. history class. the teacher used to give us assignment just for the white males to talk about our privilege. i remember that energy back then of him lambasting the men in the country and masculinity and i used to skip his class to go to donald trump rallies in michigan. i think that same kind of energy is become where young, disaffected men who have been told that their masculinity is bad that they are toxic and evil people just for existing they finally see a president who not only is embracing them but telling them can you use your god-given talents and use what god has given to you make this country better, to improve our community and to make america great. that's something that every american on both sides should be able to get around to. it's unfortunate that it took donald trump but i'm so happy that he is back in office. and i'm really glad to see that my fellow gen-zers agree with me. >> laura: really quickly, ned, don't you feel that people seem more optimistic. i know i'm self-selecting here.

i feel it when i'm hopping and going out not grocery store. people seem happier. >> they do. realize trump has solutions for driving down energy costs and food costs. actually bringing stability and dare i say, laura, normalcy once again to this country. >> laura: peace. i think peace, we need peacemakers in our society again. aldo and ned, both of you have a wonderful thanksgiving with your family and friends. coming up kamala is back from political exile. kind of exile. she went on vacation. full of exexcuses, next. ♪

proud of the race we ran. look, we still have a lot to fight for. okay? >> laura: i have a shower curtain that looks like that. i swear that's a shower curtain. a lot to fight for. is this woman trying to sound triumphant? she looks dejected.

only a san francisco liberal would celebrate $1.5 billion only to lose the election. miserably untalented at politics. at least she know people. >> understand that the work we put into it was about empowering people. that's the spirit of the work we did. our spirit and our work was about saying that it is a strength that we each have to lift people up. >> laura: a strength. that's not even good enough, kamala, for one of those life coaches you find on the internet. joining me now is former illinois governor rod blagojevich. don't ask me, gov, how i would know about life coaches on the internet. okay. but i know there are a lot of them out there. she is acting kind of like a toddler in one of those soccer games where everybody gets a trophy at the end of the game. like everybody should celebrate her for blowing off 1.5 -- 1.6 billion maybe if you top it off. what's your reaction to this tonight? >> she should have run for

therapist in chief instead of president of the united states. she owes it to her supporters ran through $1.5 billion a record amount of money. half supporters are small dollar donors averaged about $49 in contributions. and yet she spent the money, million or 2.5 million or oprah wintry, $4 million on private jet travel. $15 million for event producers, to put together some of those concerts that they were performing. and, you know, i think about aunt martha sitting in chillicothe, ohio kitchen table writing a $25 check lifelong democrat she would blot money on entertainment, hollywood, rich people sums up what the democrats today are about. they are about using the little guy and taking their money and using it to enrich the wealthy and the -- those who already have stature and a good way of living. and that campaign is a reflection on democrats have been governing. and the way she treats your

campaign money treat taxpayer dollars. the people are there to serve them not them to serve the people. >> laura: we will get tim walz in a second. she is also trying to cling to her joyful theme that she desperately tried to use throughout the campaign and it fell flat. she is trying to revive it. watch. >> i know this is an uncertain time. i'm clear-eyed about that. i know you are clear-eyed about it. and it feels heavy. but, as have you heard me say many times, hard work can be joyful work. >> laura: okay. those bubbles, sam, what are those bubbles on the side like people commenting? what are those? we don't know what it is. it makes it look like, i don't know. i'm in a good mood. i'm in such a good mood. everything is funny to me. i don't even know what the point of this is. hard work is joyful work. how about fraudulent work lying that donald trump was a fascist? how about that? is that joyful to smear

somebody? shouldn't be. >> well, here again, it's not being honest with the american people. one of the reasons she lost. the democrats are trying to make people believe things they know deep down cannot be true. she is trying to tell her supporters they should be joyful. lose something hard. it's a tough thing. they have every right to feel bad about losing. she ought to be honest and tell them lick your wounds. under the shade of the trees get some rest and come back. they lost and depressed. and she ran a terrible campaign. notwithstanding that trump ran a great campaign, right man for the right time and no way she was going to beat trump in this election with the mood of the country and the fact that the american people have woken up to the fact that they have been lied to so long by the establishment in washington, democrats. >> laura: sick of it. >> democrats and some republicans. >> laura: rod, tim walz was horrendously bad pick. going to minnesota. one of the first governors disearser handling the george

floyd riots. he wanted to give his take on where things stand as well. watch. >> i know it's incredibly disappointing. ccandidly, it's a bit scary. anchor for the folks wondering what is next. find a place in your community to heal yourselves and your community and i know there is a bit of feeling of loss. because we saw what a real leader looks like. lure lure look at his eyeballs closely he is reading. he can't even have a natural moment in defeat. again, authenticity, trump has it in spades, these people have none of it. >> that's right. that was inauthentic as well. the fact they are talking about fear, being afraid. the american people have a reason to be afraid. biden is escalating the situation in ukraine and so is some of our nato partners creating a situation before president trump takes over. that's frankly dangerous and frightening. this stuff they are talking about is phony bologna, the person who people saw through it

and why she lost resoundingly. a new day in america and a lot of hope and democrats are part of this new -- i believe i started all those years ago when i finally got home from spending 8 years in prison for politics and not for crimes. when i think about that governor. crack party frankly i would would have been a better candidate. notwithstanding criminal record. terrible candidate as governors go, and she made a big mistake by not choosing shapiro in pennsylvania. >> laura: she would have lost. shapiro is the happiest man alive because he wasn't tied to kamala harris, anvil thrown off the 18 story building. rod, it's always great to see you. have a wonderful thanksgiving with your family. today, the obama bros, they appeared on that podcast save america. quickly became clear that the staff is going through all the stages of grief. first, denial. they think, well, actually, did

great. >> when people learn more about her, understood what she stood for, where she came from, and what her vision was, they responded well to that and they responded in a favorable way. anywhere we campaigned in all seven of these states he did worse and we did earth about. in every other state but the battle grounds there was a negative 8 point shift to the right. battle grounds only 3. >> laura: well, i guess the campaign thinks she did great. the obama bros might be going hmmm only losing by 3 in the swing states. apparently doing better than the guy who actually won them. next up, anger. it's the media's fault. >> being up against a narrative that we weren't doing anything or we were afraid to have interviews is completely [bleep] we would do an interview and the questions were small and processy and about like. >> dumb. just dumb. >> they were not informing a voter who was trying to listen

to learn mortar understand. that does a disservice to voters. >> laura: the mainstream media was totally in the tank for kamala. >> this is the thanks they get from the campaign. why didn't do you more? okay. then, the harris staff moving on to bargaining. if they only had more time to call trump hitler. >> at the end of the day, we had to raise people's concern and the threat level of a trump second term. we did a lot of that. we just didn't get it to the extent that we needed to to win. >> laura: my question is he going to be hired for the next campaign? david plouffe, still riding the glory on obama? come on. finally, well, depression. >> so we lost and that really sucks. and we came really close and obviously we believe that we could pull this off. and that is something we all have to live with.

>> laura: well, there is one more stage of grief. it's kind of -- you hear a little acceptance there but they are not really there yet and they likely never will be. then their whole world chances if they really think about why they lost. it's the agenda, their issues, the policies. they still think kamala ran a perfect campaign. so much in their reputation. know it all geniuses in politics. they obnoxiously dismissed any notion that the american people preferred trump's policies, it wasn't just her personality. they like trump's policy. so they just gleefully smeared half america, half of america as rotten racist, all the rest. and, of course, they were all lying? i think they knew they were lying when they said it. so, acceptance would actually mean one thing. being capped into irrelevance.

incoming border czar tom homan is putting democrat leaders on notice. he joins us next. ♪

♪ >> laura: you have seen the video. migrants from country near and far making a mad dash to the border before inauguration play. cameras on scene predawn hours another group of 200 migrants quietly smuggled across the border buyer cartels and human smugglers illegally entering eagle pass, texas. once again more than 50 unaccompanied minors and children in this group. we talked to one teenage boy from honduras who told us his cousin paid $6,000 to get him smuggled into the u.s. >> it is just absolutely

despicable what is being done at the border. and trump is already working to stop. this starting with the threat of terrorists if mexico supposed to do here. stop. this but is he already meeting resistance at least publicly, mexico's president is trying to stand their ground. >> >> according to figures from country's customs and border patrol, cbp encounters at the u.s.-mexico border have been reduced by 75% from december 2023 to november 2024. ♪ they have always expressed mexico's willingness to prevent the fentanyl epidemic in the united states. >> laura: i thought that was celine deion for a second. looks a awful lot like her. trump is fantastic incoming administration that is already getting to work. >> there is a change afoot as we speak right now. as soon as january the 20th occurs, there is going to be a change in the way that the

united states of america protects our border and protects the sovereignty of the united states. we have with us the person that going to be the at this point of the spear leading that effort. that is tom homan. >> laura: all right. that's a texas governor. and joining us now after spending the day at the border is tom homan, former acting director of ice. trump's incoming border czar. tom, great to see you as always. oh, i like you got your -- is that the uniform you are going to use when you are actually our border czar at the border? >> i don't know we have been at the border all day. it's been a long day. it was a great day to meet the soldiers and the troopers. >> what a great bunch of men and women down there. >> and i saw you were serving turkey to them at one point because they have very long days. what is the overall sentiment you have gotten from them? we have been talking about how people are optimistic about solutions for this country. are you finding that at the

border itself? >> you know, i have been on the border a dozen times this past year and the morale is in the toilet. border patrol morale. everybody's morale. every time the state tries to do something to stop the flow. the biden administration sues them. right? but, today, when i was down there. i saw nothing but smiles and happy faces because i know trump is come in. and they know they are going to finally get the help they needed. so maybe some of these national guard folks can go home to their families. they are excited about january 20th. like i told them today. we are not waiting until januar. me and governor abbott are already working on plans to finish what texas has started. tension successful what they have done here. working on plans and men and women are excited that things are about to change for the good. >> and, tom, the video of the little toddlers at the border. it's heart breaking and infuriating at the same time. we talked to you about it the other night. but people have to realize it's not just these 50 kids or hundred kids over the last

couple of months. there are tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands who have come across the border and a lot of them we have no idea where they are. and that's on joe biden and kamala harris and the democrats. >> it absolutely is. we have had whistleblowers from hhs saying these kids, they are trafficked. they are not vetting these sponsors. that's why they lost track of over 300,000. president trump is committed. he has three rails of business. we are going to shut down that border and secure it highest level ever in this space station nation. >> we are going to run the biggest deportation operation this country has seen. find those 300,000 children and rescue them. based my three and a half decades i guarantee you some of these children are about the sex trafficking. some of these children pedophiles. some forced lehner. so we need to find these children and save them. >> laura: well, tom, here is how the mayor of tucson responded to trump's border plan. watch. >> i am deeply troubled by president-elect trump's plans

for mass deportation. i believe they are cruel and immoral. i will work with our police chief to make sure that our focus remains on protecting and serving tucsonians. i'm unwavering in my commitment to this fight. >> laura: we asked her office if she would clarify that but she hasn't responded. if she doesn't follow mass deportation orders, what will y'all do? >> well, first of all, what's cruel about it? we have a massive illegal inflation flow on the border. historic flow overwhelming the border patrol. sex trafficking up 250%. dead americans from fentanyl. we have record number of suspected terrorists and terrorists on the border. we have children dying on the border every day. we have got women being sexually assaulted by the cartels every day. someone is going to die on the border tonight. women are being raped on the border tonight.

so what's cruel about securing that border and saving lives? first of all. but i will give her the same warning i have given the rest of the sanctuary city's mayors and the governors, you did not help us, that's fine. you should get the hell out of the way. we are going to do the job. president trump has said public safety and national security threats out of the gate. i can't believe there is any elected official that doesn't want public safety threats out of their communities. communities. not going to do it. do it for them. not help. but don't impede it i. us. >> and knowingly harbor and conceal illegal alien from ice. because that is a felony. we have one hell of a attorney general coming in, poland, i think she will read that statute the same way i do. i'm not a lawyer. but i can read. and we're going to have consequences of people who violate the law and try to prevent us from doing our job. >> laura: yeah. tom, enforcing the border will save lives and children's lives. women's lives and americans' lives. tom, just because it's the

holidays and you are down there. you are working hard. we found an old picture of you on the internet. and look at you there. ha ha. looks like starsky and hutch. i thought that was starsky and hutch. i get you are blonde. were you blond hair or gray when you were 25? what is that? >> i had blond hair. still trying to figure out. i'm i'm still trying to figure out how that photo got leaked: yeah, i had hair. i actually had hair at one point. >> laura: tom, have a wonderful thanksgiving and please thank the border patrol, the men and women of the border patrol for us. i have had a chance to meet so many of them over the years. they are incredible people and they care deeply about children and women in our country. thank you, tom. and, coming up: trump's dropping the hammer on china as well. the ccp response next. ♪ of year.

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>> laura: last night trump announced plans to slap additional tariffs on china which we all know is responsible for most of the chemicals that produce fentanyl in the united states. they are shipped to mexico and they make their way across the mexican border. well, china responded to trump's threat by saying the idea of

china knowingly allowing fentanyl precursors to fly in the united states runs completely counter to facts and reelgted. joining me now gordon chang, china expert at the institute. wall streeters are warning trump threatening a trade war with china. but my answer to that aren't they already at war with us? fentanyl has destroyed thousands, hundreds of thousands of american families and still doing so. of course, laura. you know, in china's new york total surveillance state. these large fentanyl gangs. they are international in scope. well-organned. they couldn't operate without the approval of the communist party. they don't have to speculate. chinese diplomats give cover to the gangs, every container leaves china expected my officials. fentanyl gangs launder proceeds through the chinese state banking system. some of the these fentanyl gangs state owned enterprises and china's own tiktok which they use to propagate narratives

promotes illicit drug use in the united states. china is murdering 75 to 75,000 americans each year with fentanyl. murdering. >> laura: gordon, i think we all, as americans, weep for the families who have just been devastated by this. fox have heard of someone or knows someone who knows someone. and no one. china's penetration of our telecom industry. that's a topic. according to the "new york times." the biden administration is trying to -- basically scrambling to repel hackers from a group called salt typhoon closely china's security. they were lurking undetected inside the networks of the america's biggest telecom firms for more than a year, gordon. what of this and can trump handle this issue?

>> yeah. what we got to do is impose severe costs on china. it may not be hacking them back. it could very well be increasing the tariffs to the point where chinese goods can't get into the u.s. we don't want to hack them because we don't want to show them our capabilities in peace time situation. so let's do something a symmetric. we know this has been going on for decades, laura. we got to stop it. we got the power to stop it. we need a president who will do it. >> laura: gordon, what are the chances that china has every person's cell phone number that they want to have in the united states? and home address? >> they have. >> they have access to every cell phone in the united states. that's the most recent repo reporting. >> laura: unbelievable. gordon, as always, thank you. and have a happy thanksgiving. up next, failla is here. it's going to be fun.

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>> laura: now it's time for wtf. joining me now, jimmy failla, host of fox news saturday night and host of the fox nation upcoming night of comedy. tickets are on sale right now. thanksgiving segment with you. because biden worked the buffet at a friends giving for u.s. service members on their families last night. that's nice. here's how it went. watch. ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> laura: port mann. >> this is still better than the time hunter showed the world his drumstick. if you remember the laptop photos. but happy thanksgiving. it's such a sad commentary on biden and how ignored he is by the world that he thinks he can sneak a role. at this point he doesn't assume anyone is watching anything he

does. if you are the president, the normal president, the guy people think is in charge, you know there's cameras on you at all times. he's probably shocked that this was caught on camera. >> laura: this is what my kids to. when they are sneaking something, they look around like -- actor alec baldwin went to italy where he trashed talked americans. watch. >> there's a hole, a vacuum. there is a gap if you will in information for americans. americans are very uninformed about reality, what's really going on. >> laura: what a blowhard. americans are uninformed i guess if they are going to your movies. >> that's a good point. you know what is another good point, this is a guy who argues that he did not know the gun was loaded that he fired at a stopper on one of his movies. if you want to talk about being uninformed, i mean that's got to fall under that category. but he's a loser. honestly.

>> laura: yeah i mean could not check the -- could not check the gun, but he's mr. genuis. let's and on something positive. what are you thankful for? i'm thankful for you and all the great guests to come on the show, my staff, sam and michael and david and everyone. you know who you are. what are you thankful for? >> i'm thankful for jenny and lincoln and i'm thankful i'm not come. >> everyone: 's designated driver because that guy is getting a workout this holiday season. i saw the video you played earlier. we always joke she's on one of her pills. i'm sure today's video was both. >> laura: she's in the spirit, or is it the spirits? >> well said. >> laura: jimmy, have a great thanksgiving and make sure to get tickets to jimmy's comedy, in the prompter is not moving so i'm just going to say have a happy thanksgiving, have fun. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime". tonight...