>> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laur >> laura: good evening,from everyone, i am laura ingraham,

and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. "the washington post" 24 hours before last nights tragedy thatf killed 67 americans, another jt had to a board its first landing after a helicopter appeared near its flight path. america is shocked to learn the u.s.tary military does u.s. flit training missioncomm so close ta busy commercial airport. >> the accident happened in ther river, both the helicopter and the plane crashed in the river. >> laura: fireworks to works on the hill as they rant againso kash patel. >> that is a "yes" or "no" question. >> i'm not aware of that,of tsenator. >> okay, we, we, we, and you arn part of the week, right?. >> laura: operation return to sender is getting more pushback. >> because you are not an alien inner-city, you are a neighbor.

tariffs secretary kristi noem is here to react but first, again,u we are learning new details about the deadly crash outside of reagan national airport lasta night between passenger jet and a black hawk where we are learning the details that one f liout the data recorders from te american airlines flight was i recovered. foxes ins mark meredith in the potomac park at the crash site e detail. a lot of stuff breaking late big tonight. >> laura, which areas in the big headline as you mention one of the black boxes data recorders acimingfrom j 700 airlines jetn recovered answd that is coming from congressional sources demanding answers all day long from federal investigators aboua what happened.n you brought up a good point this ncluairport in d.c. is used by e many in washington including those who serve a congress. they are interested to knowan exactly what happened. however ntsb said it is way too soon to jump to conclusions because they are so manye pieces of the puzzle that they are simply trying to piece

together. the video showing reagan airport shows the moment of impact as cr j 70 the0 collided with black hk helicopter just about 8:47 p.m. last night. the search is underway for for debris that may have floatedh wa away from where the majority of the crash was.e as investigator said, they know this will take some time to figure out preliminary reports a month away. nee only one piece of the puzzle. >> i am going to say is you neee to give us time. you need to get ntsb time.on but is not that we don't have information.rmat we do have information. map data and we have substantial y amounts of information. we need to verify information. we need to take our time to make sure everything is accurate. >> american airlines dispatched its crisis team as well as co2 washington. wenger have not gotten a passenr manifest about some of the names,o. laura, trickling out og

by one. when he tried to figure skating community on board as well as school districc.t outside of d.. >> what happened yesterday should not have happened. it should not have happened. when americans take off in airplanes, they should expect t> land at their destination.pilo >> we are learning more about some of the people piloting the aircraft. the black hawk crew chief's husband and father and we heard from some of those back in his georgia where he grew up remember his time jr. are tco and learning about sam lively, t 5342 and planning his wedding, g 2019 like army veteran father. these stories, laura will keep coming one by one as we learn about each of the 67 people killed last night. we can hear some of the airnd traffic continuing t oo flow in and out of the airport that laura, nothing like a normal. night.

terswe have not seen helicopterc about an indication so much less air traffic as investigators pieced together what happened.ti >> laura: it is heartch. shattering, mark, thank you so muchfa. these are crushing for the people across the family in russia. all of us want to know how this could have happened.of t 67 americans dead and others in other countries but one of the t busiest airports in the counte i fly out of that all the timee and everyone around here does. it is just a few miles from the white house and the capital. so is it really necessary for military aircraft to conduct nighttime practice rounds so close to a busy commercial flight path? layperson, that seems, i don't know, i'm sorry, but it sounds stupid. love his question,k ha i didn'te black hawkn pilot heed thee it warning? the other question, did he receive it or was it transmitted to him or did it come on another channel? and what was the staffing like

in the tower? were there and fis on the skies? but there is disturbing new information out tonight that may asshed light on the situation he to "the new york times" first race but the staffing at reagan airport that time of night and the tower was not normal. and it internal report many d unsettling facts but perhaps this is the most disturbing pier to the controller handlinght w helicopters in the airport'swe this mentee thursday night was instructing planes landing andre departing from the runways.ro those jobs are typically assigned to two controllers rather than one. so, let that sink in for ahe minute. should be assumed that since they controller shortage exists coast-to-coast and all acrossrst the country they were controller shortages and the tower's coach at that these controllers nationwide are now doing double duty under extreme pressure? with thousands of lives on the line every day?s on more from the report here to

this increases the workload for the air traffific controller an complicate the job.o fr when reason that controllers cal use different radio frequencies to communicate with pilots flying planes and pilots flying helicopters.he t while the controllers communicate with the helicopter and th be chat, the two sets of pilots may not be able to hear one another. okay, this is insane. at the staffing and the tower at reagan national athlete was neay a third below targeted staffti levels, we read.anal again, until they find and analyze all the black boxes, we won't know what caused this crash.reme to it is worth remembering alon with the staffing problems are the upticks in the number of close calls on runways and near midair collisions. just a few weeks ago we had one. and this is winnings from aviation experts that would only be a matter of time before

tragedy struck. >> we have current and former air traffic controllers telling "the new york times" that close calls were happening soa frequently, they are really scared and only a time until a p deadly crash occurs. we don't want to scare peoplebe out there mech. we just want to let them know this is going on behind the scenesrror.we hjust be what this is a job whe hichno room for error and even e have the best invest in place which we should, we cannot expect them to handle the doubl workload appeared to the new trump administration is committed to fixing this mass, which requires getting the faa back to a single folk focus toe. keep the skies safe, not to keep the workplace diverse. >> i went into a meeting and i asked junior most junior person there and i looked around thes s table, when it was full of women. that is when i realize this is an agency with empowerment and grow them and have him become

leaders. spray went now, a live that nonsense with diversity has to i it is back to to common sense.e these air traffic controllers should be hired and paid extremely well. in the tower should be well staffed. excellence all around. joining me now scott pattillo commercial airline pilot retired and flew into the reagan national airport several times and michael pearson, aviation attorney and former air traffic controller himself. i will start with you and reaction trtino this new reportg that another plane had to abort landing at reagan a day before because of the helicopter.be >> it is not surprising because the pilots are trained in situations like this whether to continue to press down they wili execute a go around by air traffic control and the captain will command a go around s if ty see something that isy

questionable at any level. it is not surprising that as she mentioned, the frequency of these will continue to happen to increase as industry continues to push more and more capacity in these airports and demand a more and more appear to system is at a breaking point. each of the staffing have beenpi highlighted.g al we have a lot of inexperienced pilots coming along and getting trained inpo getting up to spee. but the breaking point isfrom approaching. last night, it was absolutely tragic. and from an aviation professional, our hearts and prayers and condolences and thoughts are with the victims and the souls lost and the first responders and the controllers in thetem tower. it is absolutely traffic. i'm afraid until the system gets fixed, it will continue. >> laura: again, michael, it's not like we haven't had near midair collisions and near

runway collisions documented. b we have done stories on "the angle" about this. this has been going on for years. i work for d.o.t. ages ago and we called them miramax near collisions and when mid air collation, that is a warning sign someone made a mistake or a n the system.k ti and against "the new york timese is reporting that controller was handling the helicopters andat also instructing the planes. at the same time. so i can, i already made note o this but i'm raising it again ae because they are already overstretched in the tower.e now they are doing double duty? scott, take a swing at that one. >> that is so hard this, laura. just i'm sorry, michael, michael for that when. michael, go ahead. >> this is a preventable

disaster. the system has bee n under attack through the dei and the faa bowingss to wokeness since 2010, since the obama administration. atthe lack of staffing is direcy attributable to the obama administration, terminating ats list of eligible, well-trained aiher traffic control statements and 36 universities across the country in 2013 because they were too white. t to faa also at the same time implemented an immunity program. so you think you are seeing legitimate statistics. you arinlde not. in the old days before 2010cl immunity program, air traffiosc controller cut airplanes to closed too many times, they would be decertified andwith retrained. 8now, they are not. all they have to do within 48 hours of being noticed are beinn investigated for potentialop separation error, calleder operational errors in the faa.h

the controller simply has to avail themselves of the program that gives them immunity. when i say immunity, i mean immunity. they faa cannot retrain these people. so we have repetitive domestic incidents of malfeasance or incompetency. to the faa of immunity program b cannot rectify the situation. rsthey have to basically allowoe person to remain in the same position. but is very, very difficult foru the faa to retrain a controller. it is attributed to, quite frankly, the union and the working together to basically use this program to gerrymandero the statistics of the equations. you mention are absolutely correct. >> laura: scott, do you agree that it's a problem in the skies? you have the issue of understaffed towers and you have t the issue ofto some diversity element to this but we don't

know how fully match the impact of this if at all. but we do know clearly that is the undercurrent at the least year. p part retired and i'm not doing this anymore. >> yeah, and that is tragic to loseperi that experience level a time right now where the hiring and the airlines is very, very robust and they are bein g mean and people as quickly as they can. to lose the experience of air traffic controls and airlines with mandatory retirement sub pilots at such an early age with a lot of life left toll contribute. the mandatory is as well. another aspect of this, laura, the antiquated and be able y,system and the airlines and across the industry, minimumar equipment list in a lot of cases was developed years and yearsce agd o before the separation standards begun to be reduced to such levels as they are today.sa the system was never intended to

handle separation reduce continued operation we are looking at coupled with antiquated equipment and poor training of the controllers. it is tough.th the specifics -- >> laura: we will have youere do both back. o many elements to this in so many layers to this. i don't want to give it shortif shrift.. o to be touched on it tonight and thank you both so much. we have a tragedy like this, we realize as a nation we needad leadershiper so today we sawh. defense secretary pete hegseth and all they slay sean duffy new transportation secretary sworn and days ago and of course president trump. everybody was front and center. but we still have a problem inla the cabinet is still not filled. we are still waiting for votes on several important roles. >> we want fast confirmations. the democrats, as you know, doing everything to delay. they have taken too long. we are struggling to get very

good people everybody knows wil be confirmed. that we are struggling to get them out faster. we want them out faster. >> laura: 20 minute nap lara trump, rnc cochair. and a delay to me at this point is ludicrous today just reminded us of that. >> absolutely, we need to get these people confirmed and we need a government working alongside the president. the american people made it clear november november 5th theo want donald trump in thee white house and a team of people alongside of him who will be able to assist him and get a job down here you saw today, laura w important it wasduff secretary pete hegseth, transportation ray secretary sean duffy and wy out the saw 1o after this horrific incident that you had the uni president b the united states wither these o important members of his team alongside of him able to talk to the american people, able toalso give them all the information they had at the moment but t

also able to say, we will get to the bottom of this. we will noearst let this go on r years and years. we wilicanl work quickly and wel get answers for the american people and for these families who have been so devastated in the past 24 hours. i think you really need to take this into consideration when you look at the people he's trying to get confirmed.lo weng need a robust government.is we need them to work alongside donald trump. you are right, laura, anybody doing that because of politics f ought to be ashamed of themselves. >> laura for: the president tooa lot of heat and that is to put it mildly for bringing up the issue of dei, you know, theief. folks just need information and not speculation. but he was not pulling that froy thin air. i want to show everyone what biden's deputy faa said in 2018. watch. >> we needersp diverse group ofr

traffic controllers to bring perspectives to handle ever-changing airspaced landscape. i'm calling on students and alumni from hpc yous, hispanic serving institutions and tribal colleges to apply now. we need a diverse, nexta generation air workforce. >> laura: laura, i think people today look at that go why does it have anything to do with confidence to secure safety in the skies? >> your previous guests dictated we have these universities that at one time where the best atco training air traffic controllers.o many of them are no longer functioning because they were apparently too white. that is outrageous.d you had donald trump signed presidential memorandum and itot is shocking he had to do it. but they show you, laura, the grand scheme of america, hiring out that competence and merit.

and it is crazy that we have to say that certain thing. buf t you look at the way this sort of stuff has impacted oure. society. obviously, it is a huge problem and obviously it is negative. when you are hiring somebody for we wany other reason, you are dg a disservice to the public.d wene want the best people. we want the most competent people. and we per should never hire ane for any job other than the best person for that job. that should be the number one reason .d >> laura: lara, as always, thank you very much. shakinwithg up the deep state, s on capitol hill, fireworks. ♪ ♪

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you aware of to punish fbi agents associated with trump investigations? >> i'm not aware of any, o senator. went on and on and on. tulsi gabbard, of course had to face the usual usual or smear machine.st >> you have repeatedlyea --s instead often blamed them on the united states and those very allies. for example, you blame nato fora terussia's 2022 invasion ofto ukraine. i don't know irs of your intentn making those statements is to defend those dictators or if yoe were simply unaware of the intelligence and how your statements would be perceived. in either case, it raises serious questions about yourra judgment: . >> laura: so serious, joining me now, senator mike lee. senator, let's start with kash pateled.yo

to the are very worried about him. you saw the then head of narrative beaten to death by several of the senators that hoo did kash patel fare under thisth fuselage of the questioning. >> he knocked it out of the park. i've been tirea senator the ente time. i don't think i've ever seen ama nominee facing snyo many headwis so masterfully and handled himself so flawlessly as kash patel did today. they threw. everything at him they had.th every single time, he proved up to the task. here's, the thing, laura, they were so much pearl clutchingou going on. just same people look the other way to the last four years campaigned politically lawfare underway wreaking havoc on the government. not a peep and not a worry in the world about the political weaponization of the fbi. now, you have somebody coming into promised to cleane it up d they hate him fo somr it.

they are irate about the fact somebody will be doing that.te they are the ones panicked aboue lawfare nguyen kash patel allnd along said i tt is wrong and heu will not engagese in and they l don'aut want to take yes for an. >> laura: then you had n susan collins of course wills vote no against not most but a lot of trump's picks or at least the controversial ones. she brought up the issue of hezbollah. let's watch. >> there has been speculation im the press that you met with hezbollah, a terrorist organization affiliated withr kn iran. have youingl ever knowingly meth any members, leaders, or affiliates of hezbollah? >> no, and it is an absurds we accusation. >> laura: that continued those types of questions as well from democrats and a few republicans, senator.hr people are wondering whetherat's that nomination is going to get

through. what is your call? >> looks coach i don't know if it will or not because i don't serve on the intel community. i haven't had a chance to review the tape yet. here is what i do know tulsi gabbard is a hero, a patriot an ud lieutenant colone. won by the way has maintained securitytion clearance throughoh the integrity of the biden administration.ru for alstl the biden lovers wondering whether they can trust tulsi gabbard with america'sg national secrets, they never raised a peep during the biden administration about that so why are they so panicked now? i don't speak for any individual but i dithd this coach that they fear her because she stands with the american people and not with the intel burrows. >> laura: hei will say it again, she will overturn the rocks and creepy-crawlies will crawl out and people wilhel see what realy happened here. they don't want that, senator, thank you. when we come back, liberals blocking i.c.e. from actually arresting criminals. somp is the trump administration

going to make good to arrest them? kristi noem is here to react next. ♪ ♪

>> laura: so why are democratspp putting illegal immigrants first? >> i went to speak directly toar people and documented. we love you. we care about you. and we will do anything in our power to help. because you are not an alien in our city.li you are a neighbor. >> we welcome all individuals and families who want to work, live, and thrive and our beloved city. >> within their domain we areto clear, we don't ask about immigration status. >> want to go 2 minutes had already. if they cared, they are cities would be safer and thanks to the

trump administration they will8u be. the dominican republic that jusi kicked up from i.c.e. after pro the massachusetts. he was serving a life sentence for killing his pregnant girlfriend. edgar de la cruz alfonzo a national convicted child rapist was arrestedse in seattle. a convicted sex offender, he was arrested in new orleans. more than 5,500 criminal aliens arrested since trump took office. where they had a question mark well, get me to make at mall.u o secretary kristi noem, thank you for joining us.idea house and will get more beni ready? wets a floated this idea becaust they have the haitian refugeeshe they are meka else and will theo facility b te ready to take in r these illegals? >> it won't take long at all. we have dangerous criminals there that are can illegal alie. so the facilities are soft sided

and we have the space.of we have to get to work. >> laura: what do you think s from blue wicial cities, st. paul, minneapolis, sagging, don't even think about. worrying. wet to got into the aliens. m >> they are not taking care of their people and we want to make the streets safer. 5 when i was in new york city atmr 5:00, 6:00 in the morning and. the community members were walking past us in the streetssu and saying thank you.ngs, thank you for getting these folks out of the apartment buildings these dangerousca criminals. they are walking their kids to school 7:00 in the morning. i can't imagine doing that when drug dealers and weapons dealers and and murderers on they. streets. >> laura: they have 15 million people to remove fro htm the country 5,500 with a lot of badg people in that group. but that pace is going to have to be picked up by about 15 fold .in order to remove that many people. can you do that? a l we can but we need partnerships

a lot of folks coming out of retirement that want to be a part of the task forces and sheriff, law enforcementwh officers. we don have a lot of folks comig back because of what president trump has done to inspire them to be a part of keepinmg america safe. josephine went to that point madam secretary, we have these blue city mayors. ethei want you to hear from brandon johnson with that they will comply.le o if you go to get a subpoena to pick up child sex offender, this is his response. >> this oversight committee of all of the things they want to have site over, they should look at the white house right now. that white house is being ran in one of the most raggedy forms of government i have ever seen.se >> laura: okay. well, it looks like some of these may ors will not supplyl e with any subpoenas.re president trump, i believe youpe said our repercussions and willn you follow through and what will those repercussions be? we are still going into their

communities. >> laurarcement?: how about theo officials that interfere with law enforcement? they will but the federal government can go in and makeua their community safer especially perpetuating dangerous -- both. >> laura: and what about the>> officials getting in the way? >> the reality sanctuary cities, they were loves that cause us problems. they are limiting some of our tools we want in their toolbox.e but we will continue to go in and use operations and show other cities how it is working and tell our story to the american people. the people in the community need to year how they were mayors and elected officials are protecting the criminals. >> laura: but will you go with them personally and i'm asking for the third time. annexing like asking a question because i'm expecting an answer. will you gtheyo after the mirror saying essentially they will thwart federal authority quite like you guys have the authority over immigration. >> no one is above the law but that is upe ives to president tp who gives us direction.on i don't set up her oe and make a decision what i do.

i followed the law. that is my job to treat every bite of the same in thisd is coy ann d we have president trump i the white houstoe and he will ge us direction how to go after these individuals.th you were up in new york thatr ta where you going next? i was vermont and canadian border talking about the challenges we have. we will steal resources from th' northern border to secure the southern border but that is not what we will do. >> laura: you have your work oucut out for you and we will be you every stepyo of the way. coming up damning report shows how democrats have made our kids dumber. vivek ramaswamy has it and that is next.

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instantly. when you play your first $5 lineup, prize picks run your game. >> to the many transgender students across the country listening on this trans day of visibility. we in the biden-harris administration want you to know that we see you. >> so the argument with books like this, you're meaning to indoctrinate young people into being gay. >> well, that's that's the argument. but if that was true, i would be a very hungry caterpillar. >> and as you may know, i am a proud product of public education. >> not how we tried to warn everyone that the left was wrecking education. thank you, kamala, from woke educators who worry more about pronouns and performance to extended covid shutdowns that rob kids of

learning. reading comprehension skills across the country are hitting all time lows. according to the nation's report card for eighth grade reading scores, not a single state had an increase, and eight states even saw a decrease in reading comprehension, including illinois. the news for fourth graders, that's no better. test scores reveal only 31% are reading at grade level. and yeah, that's lower than before covid. now, this brain rot is a national emergency. we need to fix this, and that requires a return to basics and cut the fat and eliminate harmful influences in our schools. and with that goal in mind, president trump issued an executive order defunding k through 12 public schools that waste taxpayer money on crt and radical gender ideology. and joining me now, vivek ramaswamy, former presidential candidate, founding member of doge. vivek, great to see you. this is such a disturbing but i guess not surprising report

what can be done to turn this tragedy around. >> i mean, the fact of the matter is, it's even worse than you might imagine. 75% of eighth graders, laura, are not math proficient according to international standards. we're in number 26 out of 38 developed countries. there are kids in other countries where english is not even their first language out, beating our own students on english proficiency. and i just think speaking as an american and as a parent myself, that's unacceptable. president trump is leading the way. i think that's great at the federal level. shut down that department of education and give the money back to the states. but then it's going to have to be the states that lead the way in improving education, merit based pay for teachers, something we don't do today, universal school choice. so everybody is able to achieve the best education starting at an early age. and then, laura, i think more deeply lighting a fire under the feet of our educational culture, not teaching our kids to be victims, but to be victors, rewarding excellence instead of victimhood. i think that's a cultural change we need in our

educational system, too. and if we don't fix it, china is going to be eating our lunch if they already aren't. >> yeah, you retweeted another tweet today that i caught vivek on how china has has adopted. obviously the more the soviet education approach, which is really based on competition, that competition is good for you. but in our schools, competition is seen as kind of in some, in some ways dangerous because it hurts people's self-esteem. and they got rid of class ranking in a lot of schools, including some of the ones i'm very familiar with. and that's just i mean, that's just lowering the bar for kids. >> sure. i don't think we need a soviet style system. i think we need a return to the true american system based on achievement and winning fewer participation trophies, more championship trophies in every area of life, from sports to the arts to music, but yes, also to math and science and reading. and i am worried. i think this is in the long run. laura, i don't think i'm

exaggerating when i say this. this is a national security risk to the future of the united states. if we have an entire generation that's dependent on china, it's unacceptable. and yes, the woke left is responsible for a lot of this. you responsible for a lot of this. you and i have been critics that it goes beyond that where we have to light that fire under the beat of a generation and teach them achievement is actually worth working for. hard work is an american virtue. at that doesn't start in college. it doesn't start in high school. it starts young's. president trump is laden of the culture but it will take the states to lift us up. >> laura: your family is an unbelievable example in that regard, vivek, great to see you. a head coach of the reason democrats want to stop rfk jr. what is the real reason? dr. pinsky has a theory and he is next.

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>> laura: trump hhs nominee rfk jr. spam four more hours in the hot seat facing off against lawmakers and the pocket of big pharma. >> bernie, the problem of corruption is not just is non te federal agents but in congress too. almost all members of thisudin panel, including yourself, are accepting millions of dollars of the pharmaceutical industry. [applause] >> i ran for president just like you. i got millions and millions of contributions. not come from their executives. speak the single largest with pharmaceutical dollars.f $5 million! >> out of $200 million. >> lauracord: according to open secrets, big pharma spent 29325 $293 million m both parties anda gave $25 millionto to senators d congressmen and that was in 2024. 20 made dr. drew pinsky of "askh dr. dr. drew."

this is not just one party here. i want you to tell us why thisfm influx of money from peg pharma into politics might be causing some of the public's distrust of the way this hearing is unfolded? isthere is no doubt that it causing. it is not might and it is coming in man iy different zones.s. we had advertising on television e adand not because they expecto sell products.to s these are minuscule antibodies and controlled the media as a t customer ohef the particular mea outlet. they are justht contributing, as bernie says, to campaigns. are you kidding, just contributing? i cannot accept ah from pharmaceutical company and they cannot walk into my office ofbecause of the belief it woull end infiltrate my prescribing practice. but theythey can accept millionf dollars. than the fda has a terribly cozy

relationship with our math, people moving from pharma back toack fda and back again to the pharmaceutical agencies and multimillion dollar physicians. this is absolutely outrageous.th and finally the major medical journals themselve s and this is something rfk jr. saidafte he wl go after right away also have adulterating influence from the pharmaceutical companies durings covid. toby did not say one publication a medical journal that ran afoug pushed by the government and byi the pharma agencies.s this is a real problem here at joe's b when they didn't dare cross anthony fouts he. d thby the way the people that d raise questions like my late friend, they basically in one way or another put him on notice and top cardiologist in the washington, d.c., area. i will never forget what they did to him. rai

kentucky senator rand paul, dr. drew, raised questions about vaccines and babies. watch. >> you are telling my head to take hepatitis the vaccine 1-day-old. y-olu get to read use and it's t all or nothing.s i chose to wait on hepatitis b and we did that when i went to school. does that make m awfe an awful person or anti-vaxxer because i question the government dictate? >> laura: he is sitting thereid next t to senator bill cassidy, who said tonight he is s struggling to vote to confirm rfk jr. because of his responses on whether vaccines could causev autism and some old commentsowsi because i think he focused on the number of vaccines given at one time. soak as they may be out. not a big surprise coming from someone likem. him. s dr. drew, what should we know about ongoing controversy?>> t >> they were so much to know about this. rand paul brings up the exact right point, which is why must

it be saith the lord, theseee decisions made between patient, family andt, physician? as it pertains trtaio hepa side' hepa side of the hepatitis b, i did not see one hepatitis b but plenty of hepatitis c. 600 cases a year and is that whh wey must vaccinate every single child in the country as they emerge from the birth canal? this is the world health organization demanding that essentially in the name of the equity. we have a problem we have a problem here with people being able to practice medicine without government overreach and without families being able to t be present at the proper riskd analysis, risk/reward presentede to them because doctors are afraid to speak.ng. this is changing. rf k said it himself today, he has unique set of talents because of his career of litigating these regulatory reg agencies. he is uniquely positioned toting unravel the adulterating influences that we have beendisc discussing. i have known him for a while and

i work for his campaign. i kept saying this mind, this man needs to be in washington so we can restore the trust in the public health organizations, which have been deeply adulterated. >> laura: so, senator cassidy,of again ran afoul against president trump many times on his agenda. he voted for the democrats on ridiculousnot bills that heis shouldn't have and it is infuriating. but we are struggling to confirm him. i'm trying to understand why the people of louisiana would appreciate that kind ofm resistance from a senator the state voted overwhelmingly common sense agenda on health, hiring, government bloat, wars, on all of this stuff. so we can, it seems like reflexive response without anyr. real coherent thought, dr. drews this is really across the oldth establishment that frankly hasfm taken a lot of money over the

years from big pharma. >> yes, they are afraid to letee go of the reins. it is reflexive. anything president trumpthey suggest, they push against. you are absolutely right, common sense is what t the american people are asking for. listen, if we had ford motoren, company told, listen, you canwi produce cars with normal liability for all construction except the mustang.mu thste mustang, we will leave thn one out.e that is what we have done with vaccines. it doesn't make sense.ra: >> laura: no, it does not. dr. drew, always great to spend time with you thank you so much. follow me on social media and we pray for all of the families of the victims of this horrific crash.it it hits close to home in washington and across the country. th.nk you for watching >> todd: straight to a fox news alert. investigators are searching for