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everyone at, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" frofanam new york city to an ipo or joke trans fanatics go to bed to a odor that is the focus of tonight's "angle." as. adults, we are to protect children, protect their physical safety and their innocence. there are dangerous paths to be avoided and preteens and teens especially are not fully mature, it is up t to adults to guid them.s ha so what happened here?>> >> what concerns have you had about speaking out? >> that i will. be murdered, lie onwalke day, i'm going to be wag somedown the street and somebods going to come up and shoot me o something. >> that is a really scary thing to worry about at ten years old. >> yeah, that should not bean worry. >> laura: that is cnn's panel of trans children. with that doesn't want to makest you cry, i don't know what will. this can is a pawn in a larger

game, but it is not just the left. democrats don't care about these kids either. soo many dude permanent damage o their minds and body only to regret their decision, the kids and to tragic results. >> these surgeries are irreversible, they are dangerous, and a child, i meane if i can the transition as an adult, there is no way a child should be making these decision we should bething doing is lowering the age at which body mutilating procedures can be performed. >> laura: of course you canll count onyw certain press hollywood, academia, pharma to normalize the fringe if it will give the lefm status and make at of money. the left's new one that children will inherent civil right tot transition with chemicaluc castration, hormones and other treatments and parents helping with transitions also

have the inalienable right to access this care for their children. well, the supreme court seemed skeptical today. >> you say there are i benefitsa fromtm allowing these treatment, e also harms, right, and at leaste tr the state says permanent loss of fertility andl physical and psychological effects for those wh o later change their mind and want to detransition, which i don't think we can ignore it. just be when you bet we can't ignore it. oral arguments today, the biden administration on behalf of trans youth challenge theur constitutionality of tennessee's ban on medical procedures deceptivel.y branded as iss gender-affirming care. but that'se chief justice said s is precisely the type of issue best left to the states to decide. >> my understanding is the constitution leaves that question to the people's representatives rather than to

nine people that is not a doctor. >>to laura: of course, cheap but you don't need to know that boys are boys & girls club girls.ge and listening to the solicitor general argued this case made mp once again remember how blessedr we are that donald trump wonem e selection. her points reminded me how they all testified that covidis craziness biplane tent fearmongering. >> if the law is doing anything, weibel develop secondary section willde make sex characteristicsm over gender anigd assigned birth even though that might worsen gender dysphoria and increase risk of suicide, and critically make it harder to live and be accepted in gender identity as an adult. wh biden: what the administration hasw ma done hers truly disturbing. how many vulnerable young minds have been affected by radical gender ideology which she has representing? by thend gender bendinerg fanat.

whose salaries we pay. >> gender-affirming care is life-saving, medical necessary. age-appropriate in a criticalin tool for health care providers. as a pediatrician when it comes to making sure kids are healthy and happy, i know how important care to affirm someone's true identity can be. >> laura: because we want our kids to be just like you.ta blthe ugly truth has been coverd up by the medical establishment onrs this issue for years.grow gender dysphoria is something most kids grow out of. the ones who prematurely one transition are the ones most at risk.y >> when i was 13, i had my first injection and it has caused permanent changes tol fo my bud. my voice will forever be deeper and my jawline sharper, my nose longer, bone structure permanently mask internalized by adam's apple. my fertility unknown. b

and after my breasts taken awayi from me, the tissue incinerated. >>ofil laura: the media do not o glowing profiles about those people trying to rebuild their natural lives after innocencera was ripped frovem them. c outhey were not called brave, courageous. they are largely ignored, but no us.t by us. m >> it has been the most s difficult thing i have ever gone through in my life.me my singing and speaking voice will never be the same after my time on testosterone. >> laura: what do you say tonight to young people who may fefeel upset in their lives, confused, who are in the same situation and feel pressured to undergo this type of procedure questioning.>>ar >> that is the importantng question. you are not compromising y integrity or portraying yoursf by thinking critically what has happened to you. >> laura: the cover-up of this

multibillion-dollar lie is so nefarious that a major medical study exploding the method of puberty blockers went unpublished. you won't be surprised to know it was nih funded study. the group of young people who got the puberty blockers were originally described as depressed and suicidal. but apparently the study showedm puberteny blockers did not leado better medical outcomes. how inconvenient. a total of 26 states have b similar bands as tennessee or restrictions in so-called puberty blockers and hormone therapy for transgender minors. doctors who violate the laws face civil penalties as they should. it is an insult. so adults who would in any way encourage these insane practices are considered by many to be coconspirators, properly so intn child exploitation. >> she asked me three questions after sh goie heard who won the

election. are we m going to have to move? are they going to take me away from you? and in my not going to be able to get my medicine? it is frightening. >> laura: yet they too are victims, victims of a medical establishment that has helped mainstream this friday. you can find pro trans propaganda that most schools, most public libraries. as we heard from rachel levine even at your pediatrician'sff officeic. and as for traditional parents, or common sense americantotas wh see this fore what it is a tot scam, well, the trans movement says, you are the problem. >> do you think it is affecting your childhoods you have to fight for your right to exist?ct >> yeah, because they are so jus many racist, anti-trans people, that i now should be a kid at sl right now where i'm worrying about my own stuff and not

having to do this. o yet, my childhood is honestly kind of ruined.at >> laura: there are countless studies that indicate this issul all a hideous twisting of reality. today as usual, justice alito got to the heart of the matter there is not overwhelming evidence supporting this obscene, fake affirming care for minors. >> after the petition, of course, we sarew the releasef the cast report in the h united kingdom, which found a completewi lack of higngh qualiy evidence showing that the benefits of th ie treatments in question here outweigh the f risks. i wonder if you would like toti stand by the statement that you n your petition. >>s i, of course, acknowledge justice alito there was uta lotx acdebate here and abroad about proper model of this care and

exactly when should receive itit and identify the adolescents who it would be helpful. thei stand by there is a conses these treatments can be medically necessary for some adolescents. >> laura: this ios paul's, there isis s no consensus, impat going back to justice alito there is evidence to back up puberty blockers improve mental health. the consensus review of gender services by the doctor innt england is telling. her report found a weak evidencn for puberty blockers and noticen risks with lack of bone growthh and fertility loss in some patients. we pumped at the national health service to stop percent to makeu prescribing thlle doctor and a new with similar pullbacks and several other european countries.-c during covid the medicalal intelligence of the experts and our government they did andren enormous harm to the children and many still haven't recovered

from the lost learning,ss isolation, andar unnecessaryem shots. be stood up for them on "the angle" and we stood up for them then and we will not standsd down. until this new fom of abuse and spiritual but the biden administration is pushing here is not standard care. it is barbarity, and that is "the angle." joining me now this entire lawsuit is named after,o of course, tennessee attorney general with jonathan skrmetti and dr. jared ross, do no harm advocacy group. the axios headline says supreme court likely to uphold tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care. how doy? you feel about the case today? >> thank you for having me.w. we felt great about putting on . strong case for tennessee's law. it is a bipartisan supernt majority of the tennesse te legislature that adopted this. you never want to count your eggs before they are hatched,od

but we left at all their max, when i feel good about the arguments my outstanding solicitor general made. >> laura: dr. ross, this really does remind me of covidsu because we are always told it is consensus. theysens use than same nonsensel icduring covid to. what do you think about theit solicitor general today on behalfio of the trans petitiones inin the biden administrationus questioning. >> laura, thank you for havingus me on.do thermee is clearly not a consens here, not domestically as we see groups like the american society plastic surgeon speaking out against these practices.k. there is not a consensus internationally. we have seen the u.k. walk back on this and ban it then land, we've then, belgium as well. so there is no consensus here. >> laura: jonathan justice sotomayor ora wants the courts to step in antod take ths over, watch.d >> when you are 1% of the population or less vermocry haro

see how the democratic process will protect you. you blacks were much larger part of the population anotecd it dit protect them.fo it didn't protect women for whole centuries. >> laura: jonathan coach atto that didn't surprise me coming m justice sotomayor, but explained to the viewers why that is ludicrous here to speak with the political establishment, the entertainment establishment, the medical establishment held the link very much intimacy in this matter. uif you look at the number of members of congress who weighed in and ibif you look at the federal regulations under the biden administration that go tht other way, it is ludicrousra to say transgender americans don't have political power. e been extremely aggressive asserting that power which is why you see the pushback now. >> laura: dr. ross, americans across thewhen country, i thinko they scratch their heads whenpu they see this.t

they see these poor children's being put forth on panels on other networks. obviously, hearing over some period of time, the lines that they are either getting at school or from their parents about what this really is, anda they are pawns in all of this. bit is an absolute heartbreak to see it, but the propaganda is r real.that >> it absolutely is. in some cases, it is the parents motivating this. in some cases, the parents are being misled by the medical establishment. they have children with underlyingde mental health, permitted the coach a depression some element depression, autismn and if they simply transition tr child, everything will be fine from the date of that that is clearly not the case that theses kids continutre to struggle. they are struggles worse. >> laura: ketanji brown jackson indicated there could be

a racial component to all of this are making a racial analogy, i believe, jonathan? your reaction to that. >> i think this doesn't fit well in traditional equal protection analysis because boys and girls are fundamentally,ju physicallyd justice ginsburg recognize that. it is hardbo to say you are discriminating by not letting boys and girls use each other's hormones because you are focused on the harm that is caused by the sex hormones. it is not a matter of depriving somebody of anything. it is a fundamental reflection effect boys and girls have aga different physiology, and that is what we are fighting against. >> laura: i want everyone to understand this is a multibillion-dollar industry. that is part of what is going ob too. it is global industry in the united states anuntid it becamen industry until smart governors began to step up and smart

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>> laura: no ride, for all ofan glyou that think all hope is lon in the democrat-run cities, "the angle" see signs of hope and all places chicago residents are revolting against tax hikes. >> and other tax hike to have illegal immigrants, inaudible anable we ain't either.hing live stop with illegals gettingf free everything, free housing,ar free schooling, free food. lot let's start with that. that will save us a lot ofwe money.ll >> one thing chicago people know very well is how to spot a scamy this scam has been exposed to! you cannot bully chicago people because this is a city ofas bullies and bully slayers! >> you arewors going down in hiy has the worst in america! >> laura: chicago mayor mayor doesn't give a damn!

>> we will not cower under pressure. th e abominable ignorance from the president-elect is quite. we will not allow tiny gods who attempt to have flexibility in the morality to use it as a way to divide us. >> laura: he sounded like an obama impersonator they are there. two of the residents who spoke at the meeting, p rae easleyit chicago red founder. and danielle carter-walters. it seems like the mayor is proud of how hyoe managed the influx f migrants. so why dheo you say otherwise? >> because he's not proud but very uncomfortable. hav he has 14% approval rating and no politician wants to have thai type of approval rating.that wherever he goes, they are people jeering him and he has to adjust the budget an alrd we nes

the illegals gone. he has made deals and cash checks to this plan forward regardless of what we wantng because they chicago teachersth union traveling to venezuela for years to make deals with the government. >> laura: danielle, it turns out that chicago is throwing resources at illegals. they do get free housing. they do get three meals a day, daily snacks. they get free medical care. yet, danielle, when i was in chicago foc.r the dnc, i saw a t of people who are struggling and i talked to a lot of people who were struggling, who are residents to chicago, who lovere chicago. what about those people? >> he doesn't care anything about those people. those people are me and this miss jessica and others that come down there who are homeowners and who he iset proposing and has proposed thate get a $300 million property tax

hike. so those people who are struggling with this bad economy that the biden-harris administration has put on as. so, we are the people that are struggling, the tax paying people in the american citizens, that he refuses to listen to.de >> laura: what i still don't understand because we know what happened to chicago. we know what happened to oakland. we know what happened to places like st. louis and baltimore. wet, t know what has happened to them. yet, they still keep voting and democrats. now, there has been republican gains courtesy of president trump, and iur will gt tont that in a moment. what is the deal to return failure back into power or rewarding power? >> you have to remember we are fighting against the chicago machine.perv the chicago machine was pervasively so violent and intimidating that we have a federal degree, sacrament dickory make it illegal to bulln

people in the city of chicago. before then, if you did not align yourself to the a democratic party, you coulndd nt get city services, a job and someone may slap you in the face. we are past that and then withoi that machine for now the progressives are here, and they want to live off of the brand of the democratic party. we can't do that anymore. our goal is to raise the esteem of the people so they can understand the democratic party, s not have that power anymore. they are not the bogeyman. >> laura: they don'tthem care about them clearly. that has been demonstrated andan you made that point so well at the big meeting. to that point, don't you think donald trump should take this moment -- i think even preinauguration and has all this momentum, go to cities like chicago. may be make it part a blue city mno more to her. tell the city, he loves american cities.

he wants to rejuvenate them ando really tell the people, you don't have to live this way. i'm going to help, work with me. that is my idea and i'm stickiny with it. your reaction to that. >> we will welcome here in chicago. we voted for trump -- we really came out and voted for trump. so the numbers, don't let the numbers fool you. we came out. i believe if trump, and i am e anhat for him to mak example out of our mayor, brandon johnson. t because they are saying they will -- they don't mind going tn jail. i believe trump makes an example out of brandon johnson and lock him up. : [laughs] >> oh, yes, chicago, he would have chicago in his pocket. >> laura: that is the new chant, johnson, i'm going to go to jail.ci he would not go to jail to protect his own citizens, but hk will go to jail to protect the i

migrants. p rae, how would that sit with ?he people >> i think the people will rejoice if that happens. we have been begging the president over a year to please come help us tom homan, please come help us, ms. pam bondi come help us. we need intervention in the city of chicago because we havee us e own swamp and we need you guys to give us the resources to save us. >> laura: the swamp in chicago is pretty thick, p rae and danielle, you are fantastic. shocking new details after thede major health care ceo, ounitedhealthcare was gunned dn in the middle of new york city. the latest on the manhunt next. ♪ ♪

>> laura: a frantic manhunt is underway for them masked gunman

who shot and killed the ceo from united health care just blocks from where i'm sitting now. lets go live to the scene where alexis mcadams is standing by. in alexis. few >> hey, laura, this is a busy day in new york city with treeht lighting and an all-out manhunt in the big apple. the investigators trying tshoto track down the gunman who shot s and killed united health care ceo who was just contemporary business meeting.e wa investigators in new yorkan telling me tonight this gunman knew exactly what he was doing and exactly who he was looking t for.hi this is not random.arli let's look at the surveillance video and we. got this and the newsroom earlier tonight that shows how this all happen. we paused it because it is hardd to t watch.wa the gunman comes behind the ceo when he walks near the hotel anm opens fire. investigators tell me brian thompson shot at least two times first in the leg, looked back an the gunman and fired near the chest. he's fighting for his l life on t again..d and sho

cleared out a jam in seconds anv opened fired again, watch.tl speak with a motive for theav murder is unknown but based on e evidence we have so far, it does appear the victim was specifically targeted. >> is a 50-year-old lead i ofin the biggest health insurers and th e country and lived out in minneapolis, minnesota, and in town for business. this morning thompson was supposed to speak at the hilton hotel midtown. that is when he was gunned down by a mass shooter and wet polico a was a targeted attack. let's pull up the pictures and o you can see a close look at thar guy's face. he was able to hop on a bike and get off near central park. he has not been caught yet.to we have a live photo in central park as they tried to track this guy down.911. a witness heard the gunshots and dialed 911.ck >> that guy is running and w hes a white male, all in black with

a backpack.i i called 911. m >> so right now, theot police don't have a motive, but they know this guy was looking specifically for this father and husband and ceo in town for a business meeting.ma theyti are trying so hard to fid informationtoput up with s pictures offering $10,000 award. they will see if anyone comes forward, laura.etir >> laura: alexis, thank you so much. joining me now retired nypd w officer and lieutenantil commander, william. let's start with.e with all the surveillance in the city everywhere, it is only a matter of time before this guy is caught? only t a matter of time. with the green cameras and videos throughout the city, new york city detectives don't y have the same grace in the worlo for no reason because they are and it will only be a matter of time before they hunt him down.l i think it will be real soon.

>> laura: you see his eyes andwh the second shot much more clearly than the first shotoe where obscured from the hood. what does that tell you? that he approached so calmly and methodically, it was chilling to watch the entire video and we will not show you the whole daye of the old.li it was calm and casual the way he released the clip claude joe pulled. >> when you look at the video, you can deftly say this thing has been preplanned.be enhe must have followed him andm miknown how long he's been in tn minneapolis. heo fr commits that shooting coh with a gun jammed and able to freeze around and walk up ande kncalmly shoot him again and way which tells me he knew whats he was doing.he and in my personal opinion,e there was a lot of things he did write that a couple of things he did wrong as far as the cell phone. if it is true the cell phoneho they found a block away is hisbe cell phone, that is pretty

stupid number went to have a cell phone and then drop in on the scene. the other thing is the cell phone can be a false flag. >> laura: nypd chief was asked if he thinks the killer isyou professional?, watch. >> whether or not is atchi professional and we have no way of knowing that that from the video it seems he is proficient withre att firearm says he was e to deal with the malfunctions pretty quickly. >> laura: he was able to and jammed the gun because he had a silencer on it. what more did you learn from the video? >> sorry, bill.n >> he does have a comfort level with violence and gunplay the way he took combat stance and cleared the weapon and casually walked up. i do not see him as a master assassin. it should have been two shots td the heart, went to the head of, and then walked away. he did a lot of things right i

like william said but a lot of things wrong. my thing guess is he is out of e and this red like netflix "who done it?" i he will get caught not by the cameras but by the interviews and campus see in research donei social media, emails,o cell phone, et cetera. this manth i'm guessing, and feeling he was hired to di d this taryand he is a semi pro which y be a military background or something like that. >> laura: william, that ceo was from minneapolis r suburbs. he wasd he revered, extremely wl respected. he comes into town for this conference. thisst a is 6:30, 6:45 in the t morning just a few blocks from here and gunned down. we now know and i believe this was confirmerd that he has had threats against him or hisfa family. apparently, his family told -- his wife said that. they are going to find out whatt types of threats those are andeo

whether former patients or who>> knows what they are but that is key here, i think. yes, disgruntled employees in ii those came over a phone call, email, text messages, they are running that down right now. just be when you a think by the end of tomorrow?de >> i would say in a few days they will know who it is because like bill said hotel that shooter was a semi pro, and when you watch it go to i don't think he shot that gun before use the silencer. he put the silencer on because , he didn't practice with that because the gun jammed.er >> laura: panel, thank you and biden gives hunter a free pass and democrats are getting a little greedy. who can biden pardon next? ♪ ♪

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♪ >> laura: looks like trump has re ♪ ♪ >> laura: well, it looksd t lie trump's has democrat so scared that the white house is considering something called preemptive pardons. politico is reporting biden senior aides are having a vigorous internal debate, plays, over to issue them and who would get one. some oadamf the names loaded adam schiff an faud anthony fau? what could they have done wrong? but wait, there is more.

>> jack smith's name is on my list. jack smith's name is on my list. i think they should be all preemptively pardoned because i think there are people who trump may bring into the government that will go after these people in a serious way. stay when santa claus, preemptive pardons for everyone. joining us sol wisenberg, and ari fleischer both fox newspl contributor's. okay, played this out for us an. a partridge in a pear tree.pard everybody wants to get a preemptive pardon, apparently. what is going on? >> one thing, don't forget to eget a pardon who have to't s formally accept the party. i don't really see jack smith saying yes, thanks, give me a pardon.s i don't think he thinks hes deserves one or needs one, let's t waput it that way.

traditionally, if you accept a pardon code jade you accept some sort of responsibility. it is not a requirement, but ite is traditional. hereem is the basic rule, you co do preemptive pardon alln. the y to nixon and what joe gave to hunter. even though you haven't been charged, i am pardoning you from past conduct, which you canth chooseat. we cannot pardon you from crime in the future. that he cannot do. s basically it in a nutshell.h. >> laura: ari, some democrats are floating a pardon you might not expect. watch. >> well, i have said to peopleuo defined in that category as well.es >>. you would support pardoning trump for the federal crimes?cta >> yes i would, absolutely. >> laura: ari, do you think this will actually happen? >> i sure hope not. this is the height of nonsense.

laura hotel in never occurred to me that liz cheney did anything unlawful until i heard that thee need pardons and it makes me wonder what did they did that. was unlawful and it planted the ideaow in my hean.d to. this is a terrible road to go down and this is not what the pardon process should be about. it should not be political blanket protection for people.ty the nonsense and if they actually think donald trump's fbi would do this quite mark you talk about trump derangement syndrome, this is the worst i hr a complete fabrication of the democratic meltdown all the things that will t happen next. i don't see this being one of the things o. >> laura: sol, biden ha apparently lost the obama bros a pardoning hunter, watch.'s >> everyone look stupid and fulo of [bleep] ypicthat is the peace and frustd

with because joe biden looking like typical lying politician. >> i don't know. i feel like a [bleep] pool and it makes me mad about it. >> laura: i don'ft believe any of this.k any humawhn being believe thatwo they didn'ult think when push ce to shove that hunter would get a pardon? honestly? do you believe that, sol, these guys are smart guides.ly hunter is going to go to jail and biden --ing his family as > most important thing other than his bank account. >> not fort fo a minute, not foa minute did they think he wasn't going to get a pardon. this is a man, first of all, as you know, i'm not telling you anything you don't know that joe biden has been 2-facedpers politician for his entire career and known for his whoppers, triple major in things like that.

they should be no surprise to anybody. what is kind of ironic air, biden is one of the stingy is pardon givers in the history.ve and the prisoner rights peoplear are upsedot that he has given so few pardons. he is about as bad asy woodrow wilson was in a stingy guy but not when it comes to his family. >> laura: really quick, obamadn bros, did they not think he would pardon his son? t >> joe biden is thishe man of principle and joe biden puts the law first. i think that is what the democrats thought about joe biden. >> laura: ari, you are soes smart, ari fleischer you are so smart. you believe joe biden kills more about his family and was not t going to pardon him? i'm not shocked by a lot, but i am shocked to think that. >> they took biden by his word. theyfu wanted to believe him.

>> laura: sol and ari, thank you. biden is out of commission ny something wicked this way comes, but it is not. raymond arroyo with "seen and unseen" is next. ra:

>> laura: it is time fories "seen and unseen" where we rebuild the stories behind the headlines. we turned to fox newsere contributor raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, layer pray tell is joe biden? t> christmas time when you wan to get rid of grandpa you send them outside t ao play with the kids and build a snowman. the white house staff and angola is his snowman. biden sent to angola to conduct foreign policy, which brings me sadly, laura, to one of the last malarkey. >> a bunch of malarkey! ♪ ♪. >> for your warm hospitality.y. please sit down if you don't

have a seat, i'm sorry. i want to make sure you all have seats. we are gathered in a solemn location. it is a reminder that no nation need to be permanent laid the adversary of another. a testament, together we can with an audible and audible nations.ol [laughter] icy?how is this foreign policy? in the middle of everything. this ithiss the first timesl "the angleat" and the government have to get a translator for the translator because they don't : liknow what he is saying here. >> laura: i mean that sincerely. >> good lord. than today biden attendedin important meetinveg and allegedy coach about a rail line we are investing the tune of $4 billion! >> let me just say on the senate floor of the united states senate, a privilege and i have

written a lot on trains and i commute 12 miles a day on amtrak's. so i like trains a lot. >> laura, does he know he wast? the president and he left the? senate are no longer commuting? the worst part is, this railwaym investment is actually important actually, but we watched a sitting president becoming a sleeping president. he started napping -- >> laura: he is deep in thought. >> come on! >> you know what is think about? >> dozing. >> laura: that train goingle. around the christmas tree. >> this is important because they call this libido, libido core door and it runs between konkle and the poor at the edge of the angola. >> laura: china. a >> china, china needs it and they are trying to move cobol and copper out of the country. the united states has to be

competitive but this is a joke. >> laura: they wilbil clean it a up later. >> that contrary adversityof t around the most controversial movie of the year, the wicked one. >> laura, there are legions ofe moms and lawyers joining those mobs, gangster toy maker. a cl class action lawsuit filed against mattel over wicked dolls on the rear of the package. it encourages little girls to visit a wicked website. of the problem is it is a porn sitef . attorney say it is holding corporations accountable for the responsibility they have toan safeguard children when y a, company markets a product toob children, it has alin obligation to ensure that design and packaging are free of risks and to the safety and well-being ofo the children. your thoughts?rget t

forget the wizard but they needt ora copy editor, laura. >> laura: editors are important, able to say that we all know that and edit step. it is pretty bad. look, people will be paranoid here and say, it wasn't a mistake. >> they had $350 millionould marketing budget for "wicked." somebody could have read the auracopy right back on the toys? >> laura: nobody reads anymore, nobody reads. where is the red pen, raymond? your favorite was asked why she wore glasses indoors. this is what she said. >> they help me see and help me not cpr till they help me be and not be seen.em >> they helpai you remain seen d unseen is what she should have said. i should remember to bring my classes so i could be a little --

>> laura: it is her thing. >> laura: she is a icon. >> you don't mistake or.om w >> laura: tom wolf, we love so much, a dear friend of mine and you knew him. >> you always come in black. >> laura: i do not always come in black. i'm sorry, the lighting. >> you are so festive tonight. >> laura: you know what, you can talk to debbie haley. the lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree and the fox christmas tree -- no, the box christmas tree looks phenomenal and absolutelyey a beautiful. i guess telling us it is time tr go. >> we will go see the rockefeller christmas tree lighting. merry christmas. >> laura: merry christmas. do we have >> todd: a fox news alert, m manhunt underway for the