>> bret: new jersey police officers rescues 11-year-old boy fallen through the ice in the middle of a frozen lake. david is highly trained in water rescues water safety instructor at police academy. he walked straight into the frigid water. grabbed the boy. pulled him to shore. nearby resident also aided in the rescue by providing rope. that boy returned to school the next day. that's good stuff. salute to you. this sunday you can watch my exclusive interview sitdown with president trump on fox during the pregame coverage of the super bowl. the rest of that interview will happen on monday on "special report." tomorrow we have common ground with the leaders of the bipartisan problem solvers caucus. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. here's laura. ♪

>> laura: good evening, this incorporate laura ingraham. donald trump cemented himself in history as the most pro-female ever. >> the war on women's sports is over. as translunatics are frenzied in defeat. we are going to talk to one of the winners in this battle. as for trump's bombshell gaza proposal. >> a president is willing to think outside the box. look for new and unique dynamic ways to solve problems that have felt like they are intractable. >> laura: middle east leaders say they were caught off guard but defense secretary pete hegseth is here to tell us more. and what really has liberals fuming? that their taxpayer supported slush funds are being zeroed out. >> we will not shut up. we will stand up. we will speak up. we will rise up. >> laura: but have dems found

their resistance legs? that brings us to trump waste removal services. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: hahave you ever seen what happens when addicts can't find their fix? it's pretty ugly. they will do and say almost anything to get their drugs. >> listen, i need you to help me out, all right? i need to you give me some money. okay in i need you to give me like $5 -- like $20, something like that, because i'm in some trouble. >> well, official washington has been addicted to spending for decades. and, look, they use our money for their own pleasure trips and they expect no consequences, typically addicts, no responsibility. when their supply is threatened they rant, rave and babble. >> foreign aid isn't popular with the public. they don't know how much we spend on it. well, i say to that [bleep]

[cheers] >> that is where we have to make a stand. because that is -- without that, we have no country. >> laura: we have no country without, what, exactly? without the types of projects that usaid funds? they're totally unrelated to this president's priorities? >> usaid awarded $2 million to strengthen trans led organizations to deliver gender affirming healthcare in guatemala. usaid awarded $1.5 million for providing a gender sensitive response to migration at the venezuelan border. to usaid awarded 2.3 million october 1st, 2023 to a group to fund comprehensive health services for men having sex with other men in south africa. >> laura: yeah. these folks are junkies. not nancy mace. the people want to spend the money. because, without taxpayer money to waste, they turn into these complete sputtering fools.

they can't heal their own party. but they claim to be able to heal the world? >> the republicans, they are losing when they attack our healers. our healers have been stranded all over the globe. usaid has kept the peace in the globe. we are not colonizers, we are supposed to be a democracy. we honestly must ask this party this re-evaluate its own relationship with god. >> her party which fights for partial birth abortion and trans surgeries for minors, is going to accuse others of being godless for not blowing billions on climate and gender boondoggles? nice try. the definition of incoherent, a political movement that obsessed on this. >> we have to calm the rhetoric down. we have to make sure that we treat each other with respect

and condemn the violence whenever it occurs. >> he has increased disviolent rhetoric, donald trump has, about political opponents. >> laura: but now the party is sounding like this. >> let me tell you something. mr. trump. you and your little friend off of twitter, y'all about to find out. >> we are here to fight back. >> we have got tell elon musk nobody elected your [bleep] >> we have to fight this in the courts. we have to fight this in the congress. we have to fight this in the streets. >> shut down the city! [cheers] we are at war. >> laura: for decades, many of us have complained about the do nothing republicans that every election season they promise to starve the beast. they bemoan the rise of the bureaucratic state. they pledge to bring transparency to washington.

wouldn't that be great. but year after year government spending only increased. whack job programs kent getting funded and the slush machine kept turning. but trump 47 is changing all that having learned some pretty tough lessons from his first term, president trump knows he has no time to waste if he really wants to slash government waste. and he knew this would require oncology conventional thinking. from someone who like himself is used to defying the critics. elon musk's blitz through the federal government and spending has put official washington and its toadies on defense. scrambling for an effective response. nbc is warning that elon musk and doge are hacking the government. with light thing speed, no less. only d.c. by the way would actually say that an effort to save taxpayer money where staff are working 120 hours a week that somehow is called hacking

to them. now this piece unwittingly is hilarious because we are supposed to be frantic because his team of really smart people is there poring over office building leases, spending contracts, and employee performance with the stated intention of radical down sizing. you mean, in all its free time between managing spacex and tesla elon musk is doing what president trump committed to doing on the campaign trail? he called it the department of government efficiency for a reason. >> although it is a humorous name, ironically i think doge will have a very, very serious significant impact on government waste and abuse which is really astonishing hundreds of millions of dollars maybe as much as a trillion down a rat hole in d.c. every year. now the doge team can considering the elimination of

entire departments and agencies that are not going to have any negative impact on the average american. now, earlier this week we exposed the disrupt ademocrats at usaid that's just the tip of the bureaucracy. but will trump really do what president reagan once floated doing? will he shutter the failed department of education? sure sounds like it. we ranked number one in cost per pupil. spend more than any other country in the world and ranked at the bottom of the list. and what i want to do is let the states run schools. >> laura: this is making those who benefit ideologically or financially from a perpetually unaccountable bureaucracy very agitated. even very belligerent they are becoming. musk is their new public enemy number one. >> this dude is probably one of the most unintelligent billionaires i have ever met or seen or witnessed.

ha ha ha ha. which, you know, can you probably even glean that from watching people on tv. anyways, all of that is to say is that they don't do their homework. >> laura: anyways, now, imagine being aoc trying to convince voters she is smarter than east coast and dump. nonetheless the. know what happens in brainiacs asked simple questions. >> there are americans who want the money that american spends abroad to be spent at home instead. can you explain to those people why you think they should be interested in helping families like yours? >> i think what is really important for the american people to understand is that this money really amounts to less than 1% of what our budget is. as a country. it is money that goes to the

most vulnerable around the world. >> laura: how arrogant can she be? oh it's just tens of billions of dollars. no biggie. no wonder america is in such massive debt. now, new york senior senator was no more convincing. >> doge is operating in many ways like a shadow government. the american people will not stand for an unelected secret group to run rampant through the executive branch. being innovative is good but mrh startup. these are public institutions. >> laura: now, we are supposed to believe that chuck schumer is now against unelected power? that's precisely what the bureaucratic state is. it's what musk wants to put an end to. all those independent agencies that run around like the people elected them opm, cfpb the usaid

without any oversight and waste money that congress never specifically authorized. but while doge combs through this tangle of overspending and thank the good lord they are doing it. they do need to remember that if these democrats ever win back the house. they will start subpoenaing everyone. they they even tried that today on the hill. >> who is this unelected billionaire that he can attempt to dismantle federal agencies, fire people? transfer them? offer them early retirement? and offer sweeping changes to agencies without any congressional review given his proven dense and importance. i move that the committee subpoena elon musk to come to court as a witness at the earliest possible moment. >> laura: democrats are itching to get back into power. why? to serve you?

they want to launch more investigations reweaponize the government. they will try to bankrupt all of the doge staffers. they probably couldn't do it to musk. but, look, if they could put limb in jail i have no doubt they would. but we must not let that happen moving toward midterms and they are right around the corner. who bureaucrats the people? trump vance and the doge people believe you should governor the country. they are replacing a legacy of public cynicism and distrust of government with a new era of transparency and common sense. it's about time. and that's the angle. >> this is just the beginning. if doge attacks usaid today, then you can be sure they will move on to another target tomorrow. who knows? maybe it will be the postal service or the irs?

>> laura: oh, thanks for the idea, chuck. well, sounds like elon musk was listening. he teased an audit ever the irs on x asking in a poll if the agency should be next? 51 percent said yes. and nearly 41 percent said f-yes. only 8 percent said no. joining me now is missouri senator josh hawley. senator, it is amazing that whether you call it turning over the rocks and seeing the creeping crowley things scatter or sunlight the best disinfectant in washington, man, they are panicking in the democrat party over this they are panicking because power base is being. they have used it as personal play thing and that includes billions and billions of taxpayer dollars that are gone, yeah, to fund outrageous stuff

overseas like trans affirming projects in zimbabwe or whatever. also let's not forget fund favorite political outfits like politico and what other left wing rags have been getting federal money from this agency and there has been no accountability. yes, what is happening then, trump is exposing all of this. is he cutting off the liberal supply chains as it were, and the liberals are losing their minds. they are totally losing their minds. we need more of it. you mentioned the irs. i love trump's idea to get rid of the int internal revenue ser. let's make it the external revenue service. let's start making these agencies work for the american people. >> laura: well, i think senator chris coons may actually have won the award for the most unhinged take on what's going on. check it out. >> if elon musk wins and our foreign assistance completely

ends who will cheer and who will win. cartels will win, russia will win and china will win. this effort is not efficient. it is not sane. it is not respectful. and it does not make america safe. >> laura: he is not screaming like some of the other folks did. but, this guy knows better. and i think -- i think they are really trying to figure out how do we get our sea legs in the resistance. now they have put themselves on the side of the prosthetic will he gatt spenders in d.c. living up to the cliche of the big spending fat cat democrats. >> here is message to the american people yes, we would love to waste your phone money. he we don't want to spent it on america. we don't want you to have better jobs and higher wages. we don't you want you to have a secure border. we would love to go spend it

overseas promoting the left wing transgender policies. we want to make sure that the trans flag is flying everywhere. we want to make sure that we are pushing every left wing pro-abortion policy we can. that's what we want to spend your money on. that's-mile-an-hour message? i hope, laura, that they run on this in the midterms. i hope they run on this forever. this is exactly what the american people rejected and democrats wonder why so unpopular? that's why you are so unpopular. have. >> laura: do you have any doubt, senator, that if the democrats in the midterms were able to recapture the house that they would have and articles of impeachment, you know, democrats already written them up. but that he would go back to the investigations, subpoenas flying and multiple congressional committees investigating doge and elon musk and others? without a doubt in my mind. that's absolutely what they would do.

try to turn the full weaponization right back to their playbook which is weaponize, weaponize, weaponize. try to intimidate any reformer. try to shut down any dissent. if these people were willing to use the fbi to get illegal wire taps. willing to send swat teams to the homes of pro-lifers, there is nothing they won't do. we got to remember that this is why what trump is doing right now, attacking this whole left wing infrastructure is so important. >> laura: senator, as always, thank you. when we come back, how will trump's plan to take over gaza actually work? we're going to ask secretary of defense pete hegseth that and a lot more. coming up.

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♪ >> the president has spent basically his entire public career criticizing foreign entanglements, nation building, sending american troops to fight abroad, particularly in the middle east. this plan seems like it could ultimately involve all of those things. can you explain those reversal and how building and owning gaza squares with america first foreign policy. >> i would reject the premise of your question that this force of the united states to be entangled in conflicts abroad. take a step back here. this is an out-of-the-box idea. that's who president trump is.

that's why the american people elected him. >> laura: indeed the president's bombshell announcement yesterday seemed to catch capitol hill along with foreign allies and foes a little bit off guard. >> he says in that press conference everybody i have spoken to loves the idea the united states owning that piece of land. well, here are some of the words from the leaders across the region this morning unequivocal rejection, illegal, racist, nonnegotiable, absurd. >> laura: is that just a typical press nay saying or is there something deeper going on here? joining me now defense secretary pete hegseth, first time on "the ingraham angle." >> hi,. >> laura: lawyer as secretary of defense. congratulations. >> thank you. >> laura: good have you on tonight. i saw you earlierer with prime minister netanyahu. i know you didn't want to get ahead of the president on this. but this has caused quite a stir among our allies and among our adversaries. what can you tell us tonight to clear up some of the confusion

about what the president floated? >> i think what caroline said is right. there's a lot of assumptions being pushed upon what the president said. and what i said in front of bibi netanyahu worth repeating right now that ultimately all options are on the table. because we are not going to lay out exactly what we would or would not do in this particular context. this is an outside the box thinker who understands, law, the definition of insanity which is trying to do the same thing and hoping for a different result. we have seen for decades time and time again this false belief that if we just try a different sort of hamas or maybe the palestinian authority or maybe once they are clear and then we allow them back in and renegotiate again that we will get some sort of a different outcome. bibi netanyahu and the israelis know that's not true. president trump knows that's not true. and so he is willing to overturn the apple cart as she said think outside the box. recognize that you can through

these types of discussions, laura, can you also move the overton window of what is possible. these israelis want to remove hamas. this is what benjamin netanyahu and others have said very clearly. hamas needs to go. there is phases of the negotiations that the israelis are undertaking and we need to bring our americans back as well. but once israel is able to eradicate hamas, that's not our job. israel wants to do that and they will do that the status of gaza after that is a conversation that president trump is willing to have. what is its status? how is it actually guaranteed and laura you and i have talked about this too in the past. i'm a veteran of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. i recognize what entanglement in the last two decades has looked like. president trump was one of the first people to call the iraq war a dumb war. that's not to impugn those that served there. i love the legacy of those that served there. the recognition of the result is that we got entangled for decades and what did america get out of it? so he knows that he has led the charge on raising the alarm bells about that. that's not what gaza is about. gaza is about keeping all

options open. recognizing the support of an ally and thinking outside the box and who knows what happens after that? do you know if the president checked with jordan or any of our middle east allies before the announcement yesterday? and, again, i don't know if this report something accurate. i have no idea, mr. secretary. the reports are that the chief of staff was taken aback by the announcement on that others in the room were surprised by the announcement which is, you know, it's not a negative or positive. if a lot of people are taken by surprise, you can't be surprised that the reaction is whoa i wasn't surprised i appreciate the robust discussions that go into how he makes decisions. no one has done more for that region no. one has brought more peace through the abraham accords and working with neighbors. he also recognizes the obvious. think about the indictments on gaza from, say, the left for the longest time.

it's an open air prison is what they say all the time. trapped by the israelis. well, what if we open the door and allowed people to actually leave if they wanted to leave temporarily or for a longer term? he is simply asking the questions others won't ask. in the sinai egypt or in jordan, would you be willing to entertain it? what would be the terms by which you would? i know he has had those conversations. i know is he willing to have them. he has also talked about other countries being willing to open their doors and recognize reality as far as helping to fund those types of things. it's been a static conversation for far too long which is why i think you saw prime minister benjamin netanyahu right next to him saying this is a disrupter, outside the box thinker. need new ideas in a place where it wasn't been disrupted for a long time. there are people that would be caught off guard. that's something the president is willing to manage. but those of us there at the press conference were not surprise that he had would think differently. that's what he got elected to do. >> laura: could you envision u.s. boots on the ground to

manage this takeover or rebuild? would that be a possibility? >> peter: laura, we are very par away from that. robust discussions i would have with the secretary of defense with the president, with the national security adviser with the secretary of state and allies and partners that's a long conversation. ultimately what i know is sitting with prime minister netanyahu and the israelis is they want to finish the job against hamas. they want to finish the job against hamas. they want to eradicate those responsible for what happened on october 7th. they want to clear that out. they want to get the hesitate tages back. as their allies we want to support them in doing so. you bring peace by eradicating terrorists who seek the destruction of israel. >> laura: i will say. >> that's how you bring peace. i support that what happens after that is a longer conversation. and hopefully in every case the president would acknowledge. this you don't want to have to use american boots at all if you

don't have. that's my press conference having been there, of course. that's your press conference. preference.you don't pull away n the president is looking to work outside the box. >> laura: mr. secretary phenomenal news on the army recruitment numbers the president brought it up today. during the eo signing in the white house. it's ten nominal. it doesn't surprise me one bit. now we are learning about the illegals being sent to gitmo and i know a lot of legal action against that is planned have you spent time at gitmo. you know it very well. i'm looking forward to going there with you. that is a brilliant idea to remove this problem from the united states. what do you expect the u.s. response will be and will it be successful against these lawsuits about the movement of these illegals to gitmo? >> let's do it, laura. i welcome the opportunity to go there for you to see it firsthand as you said i spent a year there as a guard guarding

600 or 700 al-qaeda taliban types. it's a phenomenal facility built for this. which is why from the beginning i said it's the perfect place. you have hardened facility for tren de aragua, violent gang member types who need that kind of lockdown and then you have on the other side of the island or of guantanamo bay naval station a place built for migrants who peacefully going to be extricated out of the united states. we know there will be legal challenges. here is what we know what president trump knows is that border security and internal enforcement is national security because we were invaded for the last four years under joe biden, tens of millions of people entered our country. we have no idea who they are. we are going to find those here illegally. prioritizing those with violent or sketchy pasts and use gawb as transit way to remove them and send them back this their home country. i will tell you, this laura. i was down at the border on monday. you talk about the recruiting numbers. the morale of the military is sky high donald trump effect.

they wanting to serve under the commander-in-chief. that's number one. number two. they are defending homeland, laura meet on our border. in real time. able to defend their communities. their families. >> their churches, their school. they are motivated. they will have real solution to a real problem. that the president promised the american people and he is delivering. so will there be legal battles, that's what they always do? we know they are standing on high ground. the military is capable and able to do this and we are excited to be a part of it. >> laura: mr. secretary, i know you are involved in the conversations about that horrific accident at reagan national airport. black hawk helicopter involved with that. do we know anything more about why, perhaps, that black hawk was flying at an altitude that 24 it shouldn't have been flying

at and, of course, concerns among the public with the deep mourning for all those lost about whether pilot error or tower error had anything to do with this? do we know? >> the investigation is ongoing, laura. we have learned more because of black boxes and tower communications. it appears there was some sort of altitude issue. i don't want to get any further than that out of respect to all the families involved. all those who deserve a fair and thorough investigation. i had a chance to talk to the three families of the soldiers that were lost, obviously they are devastated, absolutely devastated. pray for all those on that airline. we are taking steps along with sean duffy at transportation and the faa to ensure that that area around reagan national is treated differently so that something like that does not happen again. because flying in anywhere should be safe and just a second -- not even a second thought. so the -- we're doing -- the faa investigation but also our own

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♪ >> laura: welcome back to the real world, america, where we no longer have to witness this. >> over the first 350 meters, thomas wins the ncaa championship and a very close for second with wyatt taking it. >> laura: the lunatic world view that put trans rights ahead of

women's rights and basic scientific principles. suffered a major blow today. thanks to president trump's common sense executive order. >> we are putting every school receiving taxpayer dollars on notice that if you let men take over women's sports teams or invade your locker rooms, you will be investigated for violations of title ix and risk your federal funding. there will be no federal funding. [cheers] >> laura: joining us now is paula scanlan independent forum ambassador former division one swimming at u. penn. i know you were forced to share a locker room and compete on a swim team with a biological male. we just showed one of those races there. what did it mean for you to be at that signing today? it looked like an incredible atmosphere with all those women and girls. i loved watching it. >> it was the greatest day of my life. what i will say is the fact that we are even here, laura, is to crazy to me. we have to have a sitting

president saying sign executive order that says men do not belong in women's sports. i mean, have we lost our minds? that we have to do something like that? so in a way it was bittersweet to even be there. again every single girl in the room that was there contributed to. this we all worked so hard to get this across the finish line. a great day a celebration. >> laura: i know, you, riley gaines, independent women's forum, some others. and apparently now gender ideology is not welcome at the 2028 olympics, check this out. >> in los angeles in 2028 my administration will not stand by and watch men beat and batter female athletes and we're just not going to let it happen. and it's going to end and it is ending right now. and nobody is going to be able to do a damn thing about it because we speak with authority. >> laura: paula, again, donald trump, i think, will go down in history as the biggest champion of girls and women in sports

that we have ever had. and even he today said the fact that we even have to do this is ridiculous. but he did it. and there was enormous pressure the ncaa caved to the gender crazies, some of these other professional sports, you know, organizations other lower level organizations caved. the u.s. olympic committee caved, donald trump said no way not on my watch. >> absolutely. i mean, he has done wonderful things for women, which is crazy because the left has tried to paint him as antiwoman, asmi some chauvinistic. guess what? a group of women, including young girls, stood behind him today and said thank you. and every single woman in the room was grateful for what to be president that is something the left is going to have a hard time wrapping their heads around. honestly i'm so excited to continue to watch their meltdown about this. >> laura: well, the meltdown happens in many forms as we saw the other night happened in new

york city. watch this. they have been working to undermine our intelligence, to undermine our contributions, to undermine our innovation. we are trans people. we are trans human. and we will never be eradicated. >> laura: be eradicated, paula. eradicate? no. er rad diss dick indicate unfairness in girls sports. close it out. >> absolutely. again, this issue is pro-women. it's not against anyone. you are welcome to do whatever you want and dress however you want. if you are a man you do not belong in women's sports and i don't want you in my locker room 18 times a week. thank you to president trump for banning that for ending this and putting a stop to this nonsense. we still have to continue to see this stuff through, but this is great first step and i'm so grateful for his leadership on this issue. >> laura: every race that a trans athlete won, every competition thud have an asterisk next to it because all of you who worked so hard

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♪ >> laura: time for "seen and unseen" where we reveal the stories behind the headlines for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. i know the gals at "the view" were not too happy about your grammy analysis dolly pardon has 10 grammys, frank sin fat from a had 11 grammys. beyonce has 35. what people don't know about the grammys everybody votes in every genre. you can vote up to 20 genres, lady gaga's cat sitter votes for best reggae and country album. that's why you get this ridiculous outcome. >> sir, sir. are you aware that you have to be in the music industry to be a game voter? so the cat sitter cannot just vote. let's start with that she earned it. want to hold on to country music like why people didn't also buy her country album?

come on, man. people voted for it. sometimes you win, sometimes you don't. the same with the oscars, sit down. >> raymond: actually, whoopi, i'm not going to sit down and it's nothing like the oscars which you damn well know. only cinematographers can nominate cinematographers at the oscars. actors only nominate actors, at the grammys you can offer nominations up to three genres and then goes to star chamber that chooses the actual final nominees. it's rigged. popularity contest and everybody gets to vote. the country legend charlie priode who i saw in person he won only three country music grammies, three. >> i love darius rucker who also won three grammys. won for the wagon wheel, phenomenal song. he won country music association award. is he brilliant and pop artist. he broke into country. >> that's right. and the that's the point, laura. beyonce is not the first black

sing tore break into country but she did not win over nashville unlike shah boozey and other artists she just mentioned. she said back in march it wasn't a country album except at the grammys and in whoopi goldberg's mind, i guess. she can sit down. i'm standing. >> laura: and there were some other people on that panel. i don't know who they are. but other people seemed to like beyonce. i'm more of a chris stapleton person. that's my personal preference, raymond. >> raymond: let's move to hollywood where it looks like the oscar campaign of carlos sophia gascon, the first biological man nominated for best actress at the oscars is going up in flames. gascon was the odds on favorite to win for playing a drug dealer who gets a sex change operation with songs.

>> raymond: but the nomination went south, laura. >> laura: so stupid. >> raymond: real fast. >> laura: turns out the actor has posted like these controversial comments about i mean what was it on x calling george floyd a drug addict swindler, trashing islam oh, wait, then he gets in real trouble if you criticize islamists. that's the real crime. >> yeah. the an tore deleted that account and went on cnn to try salvage the oscar nomination. the actor is saying here, laura, i believe that i have been judged, condemned and sacrificed and crucified and stoned without a trial and option to defend myself. translation demi moore has nothing to worry about. she will probably get best actress, laura. >> laura: as she should by the way. as she should. just phenomenal. i read where netflix is now

distancing itself from gascon who now knows what cancel coulter is. her co-stars have thrown the actor overboard and amelia perez the director hasn't spoken to not flying car love cass gotten to the weekend. >> they should have a separate category you shouldn't deprive. talking about women athletes earlier. women actresses shouldn't face this kind of competition either. i know the oscar is androgenous stat et but this is going too far. i will leave it there. >> laura: who is the new orleansen singing god bless america at the super bowl? >> lauren daigle. >> laura: phenomenal. all right, raymond, as always, thank you. the liberal media about to find out what happens when you falsely smear maga supporters, o next. ♪ crucial to new technologies.

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>> new york magazine thought it could get away with selectively editing its cover photo cropping out black trump supporters. of course to paint young conservatives a bunch of knee jerk racists but they're not letting the liberal media run away with this narrative any longer. our next guest hosted the event that was featured in that cover story and now he's threatening to sue. joining me now, co-chair. and i believe most importantly, you're a university of alabama graduate. is that not correct? >> university of alabama. good taste, laura. good taste. >> laura: all right. good man. cj, you sent a letter to the new york magazine. what did it say? and what are you trying to accomplish? >> we called them out for portraying deliberately in event in a false light. they made an objective effort to try to exclude every black attendee from this event perpetuate the narrative that

was some maga kkk. this was joyous young people coming together to celebrate the fact that president trump was returning to the whitehouse and we're not ashamed of it but we are going to hold them account for their lies and down right slander >> laura: well, how are you going to actually prove defamation? because you actually have to prove intent, which you could infer, i guess in the way they cropped that. but that they had malice of forethought and what they wanted to do. >> yeah. >> laura: do you believe you'll find the evidence in discovery? are you really going to move forward with a defamation claim? because if so, you know, everybody has to produce their documents >> you're exactly right. we're looking a at every possible avenue. but what we're looking at is a false light claim. we know for a fact that they intentionally cropped out people

on the cover of this magazine to remove all the black people in attendance. they did not reach out to me at any point for comment because they knew if they acknowledged the fact that black man who is black to everyone but joe biden had organized the event, it would undermine their narrative of this was some racially exclusive event. so we're looking forward to holding them account and we're going to do all that we can do to fight for the people and this -- who end a -- who attended this event >> laura: a lot of these people are your friends and after that story, a lot of them felt like they were painted as racist just for being at that party. that is unacceptable. they should retract that cover and frankly publish an apology at the very least. cj, thank you very much. that's it for us tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. you know them all. thanks for watching. jesse watters is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight... >> i can confirm that the more than 8 million taxpayer dollars that