politics here in washington and the u.s.? >> i think sometimes we are closer than you, bret. [laughter] >> bret: so with a new u.s. president in office the war still raging on, we will get president zelenskyy's latest thoughts on the conflict after his meeting with president trump. what exactly he is agreeing, to what that looks like going forward on "special report." we hope most of it is in english if not all. remember if you can't catch us live set your dvr. can you follow me on instagram and x at bret baier for exclusive behind the scenes content. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. quite a week. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you as always for

watching. this is a fox news alert. the epstein files have been released. we're poring through all the documents right now. we will bring you the latest throughout the show. also, just moments ago. a federal judge in california, william al self, appointed by clinton, blocked the trump administration from ordering the firing of probationary government workers, ruling that the terminations could be illegal. more on this in moments with professor turley. but, first, it's time to put the pedal to the mental for doge. now, while the left is, of course, astro turning the so-called resistance to trump, based largely off manufactured stories of phony outrage over doge cuts, the president is keeping his foot on the gas. yesterday, he signed an eo, executive order directing all agencies to have a doge rep, a mini musk to keep the cuts coming. good. because, as musk explained yesterday, our government's out-of-control spending is the

real problem. >> we simply cannot sustain $2 trillion deficits just the dr. on the national debt now exceeds the defense department spending. we spent a lot on the defense department. but we're spending over a trillion dollars on interest. if this continues, the country will go -- become de facto bankrupt. it's not an optional thing. it is an essential thing. >> this is completely unacceptable the debt levels completely unsustain being. what we have done, which is tremendously staggering, we have normalized trillion dollars deficits for years now. and because we have fallen into this habit, our debt to g.d.p. ratio is a whopping 120% higher than it was during world war ii. but, as doge power grows, so do the attacks, including that lawfare we just mentioned. and now the left is coming after musk for being, wait, what? >> the guy was not born in this

country, who was born under apartheid in south africa so has that mentality going on. he was pro-apartheid. this is just perfectly but wonderful for trump. he can take a nap and let this foreigner, -- foreign agent, you know, an enemy of the united states, do his job. >> mr. musk has just been here 22 years. canada or the united states? and he has only been a citizen, i will say again, 22 years. >> laura: this is the best thing ever. now the democrats hate immigrants who have become naturalized citizens who left countries with very poor human rights records? is that the new barometer? i just want to clarify things. okay. i guess democrats only like the immigrants who are illegal. for them they will get the cell phone, the housing, the stipends and of course we know they care

about cheap labor. >> we can't let them deport the millions of families across the country who have been doing the work that keeps our economy going every day. if you look at the food that's on your table, think about who picked it. >> laura: oh, that old trope, we have heard how did we exist as a country? how did we ever pick our food? we had some seasonal workers for sure. we know that the temporary works who came in and left. this is entirely different. this has come in and stay. but, again, they don't want immigrants in leadership positions? >> either doesn't have the smarts or doesn't have the discipline to do the hard work that it takes to make real cuts that are meaningful in our budget. >> he is a billionaire con man with a lot of money. he does not have this kind of good background. >> we're watching our government be handed over to corrupt billionaires.

we are watching our entire democracy be used by elon musk and his friends to steal from us. >> laura: it's so desperate. screams desperation. we are out of ideas. we tried to attack trump. he just gets elected president. so let's go after musk. okay. like elon musk is some kind of idiot who needs to steal money? what? i don't even -- i don't know what reality these people are living in but it's not the one i'm aware of. doge is working pretty darn well so far. it's already saved taxpayers an estimated $65 billion, according to its website. but there's a lot of work to be done. a lot more work to be done. but who else was even going to try if he hadn't come in. and the trump administration has to keep up the momentum. and joining me now kevin mccarthy, former speaker of the house, mr. speaker, great to see. now, i have to get you on this

new attack on elon musk. that sunny says he is an immigrant. is he an millimeter of the state. he was pro-appar advertise. and they -- essentially he has no right to be here. i guess they want to deport elon and keep the criminal i will lees here in the united states. >> i did not think it was possible for the democrats to even get worse messaging when they attack the cuts that usaid on the transgender operas in other countries. but now they want to attack elon while they drive his teslas. one of the things elon has cut is the subsidy to pay to buy teslas. he has hurt his own business to help the country. he has actually created things. every other leader in every other country would love to have elon in their country helping them bid missiles be able to go up to pace and come back.

this is amazing what he is doing. and instead of attacking elon, they should join with him. if they ever want to get back into the majority, they should join him instead of attacking him. a attacking immigrants? how is that going to help him? >> well, in what about the issue of the freeze on musk's contracts? they are pushing for that as well because, again, look, he is created enormous wealth not just for himself but millions of people around the world and opportunities and obviously incredible advances in technology they belief the democrats can't have any more federal dollars going to him because he is volunteering his time to cut spending in washington. follow that logic. >> do you know what that will do? all that would do is help china. before elon musk, we did not build a rocket engine in america. he went out and did it himself. so, we could go. we have astronauts stuck in space. we need elon to go get them. we have a disaster in america.

we need satellites. star link, that elon has created. elon creates something and helps the government in that process. he makes america stronger. and now they want to attack him? because he is actually who is he looking out for in the hardworking taxpayer. that should be their job as elected official. and they won't do it and he is volunteering to do it? he should be given a metal. >> laura: mr. speaker, we have other issues brewing on capitol hill with this fight over the budget. and the numbers are pretty ugly. i'm going to talk to jason smith in just a moment. but, republicans in my view, many of them, not all, but many of them pay lip service. they love doge. it's great. we are all for the cuts. but then when it comes time to crunch the numbers on capitol hill, we're still increasing spending so what is your message to republicans tonight. given the precipice that we are on and that -- and given the fact that the trump administration's future and the

midterms are also on the line here if this isn't done right? >> not just the future of the next election, it's the future of the next generation, the real driver of this money, you got to look at the mandatory spending, and you got -- look it, there is so much government has grown, especially after covid. and there has never been a cutback. this is a time to bring the accountability. go through every single program, eliminate duplications. and make those real decisions because i believe the american people are with you right now you will do better in the next election. >> laura: mr. speaker, great to see you. thank you so much. so we know that the trump administration is doing whatever it can to save money. cut waste, trim payrolls. wherever it can. but, as i have just mentioned to the speaker, there is still plenty of big spenders in congress. and their refusal to act a enact real cuts is going to cripple

the country of course, cripple the president's pledge to get federal spending under control. the interest on the debt alone is now spend on the entire defense budget. and look at the chart from the peterson foundation about where the interest payment are headed. of course over the next 10 years, the net interest payments are estimated to be a staggering $13.8 trillion. okay. this cannot go on. joining me now, congressman jason smith, chairman of the all-important house ways and means committee. congressman, 2k3wr5eu9 to see you as always, ro khanna one of your colleagues across the aisle tweeted the following. i'm curious how the -- about the budget, the house republicans passed last night, which adds 100 billion in defense spending, and 2.8 trillion to the deficit over 10 years how that aligns with elon musk's and doge's goals or secretary of defense's goal of 8% dod cut that he is

trying to hit a talking point it. actually cuts $2 trillion; however, the congressional budget office, this is the score keepers, that are brew cats are claiming just extending deficit. you know as well as i we do not have a revenue problem in this country. if you look at the average revenue that's come into the country over the last 50 years has been right at 17% of g.d.p. we have a spending problem. typically, our spending is right around 20% of g.d.p., but over the last five years, it is 26% of g.d.p. and what -- what they're saying about the budget resolution is trump's expiring tax provisions. he is not talking about the $2 trillion, laura, that we're cutting, the most congress has ever cut in the history of

america is $400 billion. to say be able to hit the 2 central a good step. we need to do better though. >> laura: congress, back in 2021, when biden risked exploghtd the deficit with all that spending and for long covid rules. i remember the "new york times" hang wringing about the economic risks that that posed. but the new york slimes hit trump today publishing this big piece on the risk to the u.s. economy that they say are posed by trump's spending cuts and the agency level and then his tariffs with one of the top economists at a apollo saying any increase in layoffs will push jobless claims higher in coming weeks and such a rise in the unemployment rate is likely to have consequences for interest rates, equity and credit. so your view on that? i mean, if we have layoffs, which we obviously are going to need layoffs, will that also hamper the progress that you all want to make here? >> i will tell you right now, president trump's leadership and

economic policy, whether it's tariffs that will bring more revenue into our country, to reduce the deficit or whether it's cutting spending, he has the right recipe. he proved it in his last term. he created the best economy in my lifetime and then biden followed him, created the worst economy. i would trust president trump any day. >> laura: but you think we can continue to spend what we're spending and increase the level of spending year over year like we're doing now? and keep paying this interest on the debt? >> absolutely, yeah. >> laura: but, again, how does this current budget, this iteration of the budget that you all passed last night, how does that really advance us toward the cuts that we need. seriously -- serious cuts, drastic cuts. >> yeah, laura, last night what we passed was not a budget. what we passed.

senate to be able to pass 51 vote. the budget will come later. in this resolution in order for the president's tax cuts to be extended. we're saying you also have to cut $2 trillion, which is a great step in the right direction. >> laura: we're going to make sure those details are actually 2 trillion in cuts. i know, congressman, you want them. but the devil is going to be in the details. as always, we love having you on. thanks so much. and a moment in the oval today made us remember -- oval office, made us remember, once again, why j.d. vance was such a brilliant vice presidential pick. now, while the cameras were rolling during the visit of british prime minister starmer, v.p. vance touched on trump, starmer and he would discuss at lunch. >> we do have, of course, a special relationship with our friends in the u.k. and also with some of our european allies, but we also know that there have been infringements on free speech that actually effect

not just the british, of course what the british can do in their own country is up to them but also effect american technology companies and also american citizens. >> very, very long time in the united kingdom it will last for a very long time. i'm very proud of our history there. >> laura: proud history. we have a proud history of protecting free speech. why the harassment of our companies such as meta and x over there? this headline from the telegraph just a few days ago. britain launches crackdown on hyper masculine social media. digital watchdog misogynist speech is often not illegal but at scale can it can normalize harmful beliefs in men and boys. regulators the power to fine technology giants millions of dollars if they preet lid break their own moderation rules or fail to stop illegal content

spreading. by the way what in the british tradition that the prime minister referenced would celebrate this? >> we will full force of the law of people. whether you are in this country committing crimes on the streets or committing crimes from further afield online, we will come after you. being a keyboard warrior does not make you safe from the law. you can be guilty of offenses of incitement. >> laura: incitement online incitement. then today we see an interesting follow-on from congress that should get everyone's attention in the u.k. congressman darrell issa is introducing legislation to prohibit anyone who sensors americans from entering the united states. i love that good. >> america needs to be the example of liberty. holding it up. torch on the hill. and it can't do that if we tolerate those who censor us, especially amongst our allies. and coming up, we may finally

find out how many illegals are in the united states. border czar tom homan is here. plus, we're going to still go through the epstein files. we're going to bring you all the details. they are just coming out in moments. ♪

register and be fingerprinted and, of course, the left is howell howling. >> it's a flawed, extensive bureaucratic testimony made to target rather than to protect. this is just what another smoke screen to say be fearful that we are coming for you and be fearful of what is required for you to provide. >> laura: joining me now is border czar. registry. how will this implemented and what happens if an illegal does not comply. >> everybody register going to be pretty busy. i think there is over 20 million illegal aliens in this country, closer to 30. they have been talking about 12 million since 1995.

we know under joe biden, he is 8 million cross the border and released, 2 million got away, 10 million. well over 20 million. if they don't comply, they can be charged with a crime and face penalties. we will do that. you know, the white house, you know the u.s. attorneys' office 100 percent, every prosecution given by the border patrol, u.s. attorneys office. 100 percent acceptance. we are proposing consequences and u.s. attorneys putting those consequences into use. if they don't obey the law they will be prosecuted. this is game changer and drive illegal immigration even lower than a record numbers we are seeing right now. we are down 97% in one month. this is the most secure border we have ever seen. much more secure than the first trump administration. a game changer. >> and, tom, how many illegals, i know you have only been in there for whatever, six weeks or something like that. how many illegals thus far have been deported? >> well, border patrol well over

20,000. turned around border close to 30,000. ice has 20,000 in the interior. more than double last year in the biden administration. i'm happy with the numbers but we need more. we need a lot more. especially the criminals. sanctuary cities are slowing us down. but we're going to work around sanctuary cities. we will double the workforce in sanctuary cities, increase the targeting of sanctuary cities. send twice as men men and officers to sanctuary cities. workforce operation to sanctuary cities. sanctuary cities will get exactly what they don't want, more officers in their communities to arrest the bad guy. >> laura: well, and your pal, the mayor of boston, michelle wu had some choice remarks about this entire endeavor. watch. >> even mischaracterization of what immigrant communities represent and what cities who are welcoming to immigrant communities represent. i'm looking forward to having the chance to go to washington

and to speak the truth about boston, about what we see here and what we know is real. >> laura: what is real and true about what's happening with illegals in boston, tom. >> looking forward to coming to d.c. i'm looking forward to going to boston city much safer. you know when i was at the cpac the other day what i said was a fact. i stopped counting at 9:00. nine sexual predators, rapists, most of them children that are walking the streets of massachusetts because they don't work ice and don't honor detainers, nine. that's just in recent history. and how many times have these child rapists reoffend from the time they released them in the jail and by the time we found them in the streets in the neighborhoods? we're going to go to boston and make them safer. president trump made a promise to the american people make the community safer. tee crease illegal alien crimes as zero. that's exactly what we're going to do. boston can help or get the hell

out of the way because we're coming. she is not going to stop us. we are going to make boston safer. again, i can't overemphasize nine child rapists that we took off the street. we made massachusetts safer, not her. >> laura: tom, as always, thank you so much for joining us. [chanting] [chanting no one's illegal on stolen land] [chanting] aren't those protests fun. poll after poll clear americans want illegal aliens off our street and out of our country. some good news here while certain sanctuary cities boston and connecticut can r. defying the trump administration's deportation goals, certain steps are stepping up.

today virginia governor glenn youngkin issued executive order telling state police and corrections offices to assist with ice ops. they will use all available methods to facilitate the arrest and deportation of incompliivel and removing yale illegals virginia gubernatorial can lat and lieutenant governor winsome sears, it's great to see you sent to, what exactly will local law enforcement be doing here that the people of this countried me to understand? >> well, laura, thank you for having me. and, let me ask you this, virginia is not a sanctuary state. it will never be a sanctuary state as long as we have the command. if local law enforcement what the governor has stated governor youngkin put this executive order in place so we will deputize state police to get rid

of the criminal illegal element among us. laura, we have over 900, 900 illegals who are in our prisons and they need to go home and they need to go home now. and that's why we are glad that we have a partner in president trump who understands that his first job is to keep us safe. it's america first and he has a partner in us to get it done. virginians must be safe. >> laura: well, axios is reporting, lt. governor virginia's detention centers, immigrant detention centers are at the highest capacity since 2020. caroline county fillings is up at 80%. farmville center tiny community, 61% capacity, but is there any concern that these facilities are going to run out of space. fairfax county, arlington county, loudoun county, those are teeming with illegal aliens. teaming with gang activity. it's horrific and yet, the liberals and in these counties protect the illegals, morning

noon and night. >> that's a shame. those are virginians tax dollars that could be best utilized in helping our schools. helping to keep our streets safe. helping to bring business, job creation here. helping all of that to happen. we have mental health issues that we're trying to help solve for virginians and god forbid that we should get these folks out of virginia, out of the country and back where they belong. because they said they came here for an opportunity, laura, except they didn't playing on us as virginias an rogue commonwealth attorneys who refuse toe honor ice detainers and therefore virginians aren't safe and by the way my opponent, my presumptive democratic opponent abigail gail spanberger voted for voters, schools to be turned into shelters for these illegal criminal elements and we are not having that. >> laura: pretend. >> virginia first of all wants to be safe. >> she is a pretend moderate,

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♪ >> laura: this is a fox news alert. the epstein files have been released. fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke has been poring through all the documents. kevin, what can you tell us? >> good evening, laura, i don't want to oversell this because i don't think there is a lot to sell at least so far. we will probably learn a lot more tomorrow morning by that 8:00 a.m. deadline that the a.g. has given the fbi in new york to

turn over everything in their possession. let me back up for just a second. the attorney general you will recall last night breaking news she promised we would get the epstein files today. while that turned out to be technically true. critics have argued tonight really hasn't lived up to the dramatic billing. we began the day with. >> with so-called epstein file folders. that began to fizzle just a bit because we didn't get a lot of new information. so once we saw that we wondered what about the attorney general? was she holding back? well, she actually wrote a letter, laura, to the fbi director, kash patel. suggesting that the fbi's new york office, which collected material from the sdny, that's the southern district of new york. seemed to be for lack of a better description. stonewalling, holding back key materials. now the fbi director obviously concerned about this director

patel wrote in it. no cover-ups or missing documents. and no stone left unturned. and anyone from the prior undery mines this swiftly pursued. he went on to say if there is gaps, we will find them. if records have been hidden, we will uncover them and bring everything we find to the doj. and apparently transmitted to the american people. you may be wondering. after all of that, kevin, what do we have? so far seven flight logs. we have a masseuse list which strangely was redacted. i should add this as well, laura be you the of

more than a gay person. everybody over here says no. radical agreement today on that it seems to me. >> radical agreement from gorsuch. jonathan turley george washington university law professor. fox news contributor some of the articles framing this as lowering the bar for white people to sue. now, what's your take here on what happened at the court today? >> no, that's incredible misrepresentation of what is at issue in the case. there is a -- an approach lie the lower courts using a past standard that requires people in the majority in you are white or straight to satisfy an additional burden and so you run the same course. but we give you a 0-pound bag of sand and you needed to carry that along the way. and the issue for the supreme court is where in the federal

law does it say that different approaches will be taken depending on whether you are straight or gay or white or black. and the justices were quite clear they did see it in the federal law. it does appear that the court is set to set this right. i think to get rid of that added task is going to not only simplify the matter for lower courts make it more equitable. that does not mean that this person. >> laura: wins on the merits. she can bring her case. when we say take her side. yeah, just to be clear. takes her side she can actually bring the case under a more equalized standard of discrimination. jonathan, we have to get you on this breaking news happened right before the show. federal judge in northern district of california william clinton nominee blocked the trump administration from ordering the firing of

probationary workers. writing that the opm office of personnel management doesn't have any authority whatsoever under any statute in the history of the universe to hire and fire employees at another agency. they can hire and fire their own employees. jonathan? can't wait to hear this. >> i think that's quite a reach for this judge, because, the office was not firing these workers. it was directing agencies to look at these workers and fire them according to guidelines. they are part of a unitary department, an executive branch that is headed by a president who has said that he wants this to happen. and so i think that the court may be slicing this a little too thin because the trump administration is saying that order was for agencies themselves to make these decisions, review these positions, and they also said it is clear, we want to down size the federal government and the

exception is that many, if not most of these people will not be maintained. the president of the united states is allowed to run the executive branch, including running it with fewer people than his predecessor. >> laura: the rogue resistance continues, jonathan. we appreciate having you on as always. thank you. >> thanks, laura. >> laura: coming up, part 2 of our inside look at guantanamo bay. the men and women in uniform who lead it, work there, patriots. was great to be there. you will see it, coming up. ♪

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>> laura: now more from our trip to guantanamo bay. >> laura: when people think of places like gitmo, they think of 9/11 terrorists or the illegal aliens who are being housed here shipped here. >> 4500 service personnel here including their spouses and children and so there is a lot more to this space. this is a naval exchange. it's where you can buy t-shirts, fishing gear, socks, all sorts of things. and there are needs for the people who work here. we have to remember that they're real people and they buy real

things and they live on base and they have to be able to afford things essentials buy them. >> laura: 21 years ago then army second lt. hegseth was shopping at a store just like that one when he deployed to gitmo with the new jersey national guard. >> laura: what is it like for you, in your 40's now, when you came down those stairs, from that government plane this time, what was that like? >> it is surreal no other way to put it. i kind of look in the faces of men and women. so young. i see my face from 20 years ago or the face of my guys that i was here with. i think about the anxieties, the uncertainty, the questions that we had, the things that were important to me then and that's why we always do lots of troop engagements with large groups and small groups and we ask any question whatever you want, what do you want to know. what are you thinking about? what are you feeling? i had a lot of those same

feelings i was here. i'm just proud. these men and women make us proud. this is a really important mission to the trump administration and get a chance to execute it. come back 20 years later is pretty cool. >> laura: during the day we had stationed at gitmo including the base's senior naval officers. >> laura: i'm here with my three new best friends who just wandered up to me. we were doing our reports here from guantanamo bay. what do people have to know about this place that they probably don't know because of this stories that dominate, which is 9/11 terrorists and the now the illegal immigrants who are removed out back to their home countries. >> families that live here, my kids live here, my kids go to school here. my wife is here. a lot of activities great. the kids seem to enjoy the safety of this place, ride their bikes wherever they want to, 1950s feel to it. i don't think people when they think of gitmo that that is

something that is actually going on. >> when you heard your deployment was going to be guantanamo bay, what did you think? >> i was excited, you know, even though we are in a remote installation, i would tell our war fighters, the most lethal navy that do have the same opportunities both professionally and personally other installations state side. the sky is the limit. >> young men, young women thinking about careers in the military, say it direct to the camera, what do you say? >> if you like this country, if you love this country, if you want to serve this country, come on down. we have lots of room for you. >> laura: interesting story about him. is that he actually was born in iran. i think his wife lives in ireland. fascinating life stories. we had a chance to talk about just the personal aspect of being deployed there. again, some people have their families there. but, many others are deployed and they are solo. and not easy but they loved it.

we also met the four star from the southern command general housley and just unbelievable group of people. and watching pete hegseth kind of move seemlessly in and out of dealing with the, you know enlisted men and women to the senior officers was quite impressive we really enjoyed it and more to come of "the ingraham angle" on the road. and the new grim details in the suspicious deaths of actor gene hackman, his wife, and their dog, next. ♪

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saying 95-year-old gene hackman, his wife and their dog were all found dead in his new mexico home. several maintenance workers discovered their bodies on the property yesterday and called 911. >> are they moving at all? >> no, they are not moving. it somebody out here really quick. >> reporter: deputies say his wife, betsy arakawa, was found on the bathroom floor near an open prescription bottle and scattered pills that were located on a countertop. deputies found hackman's body in an entryway near the kitchen area and their dog found dead in a bathroom closet about 10-15 feet away from hackman's wife. deputies say there were no signs of forced entry into the home and it did not appear as though anything was rummage through or taken from the property. authorities believe the circumstances around the couple's death is suspicious in nature are a number of reasons, including the fact that the maintenance workers who found their bodies said the front door to the house was open and unsecured. >> there was no immediate sign

of foul play. haven't ruled that out yet. this is an investigation so we are keeping everything on the table. >> reporter: also deputies say there were no immediate signs of blunt force trauma and the fire department did not locate signs of a carbon monoxide leak or poisoning but again authorities are just hours into this investigation, they are waiting on the result of the autopsy and toxicology reports. laura. >> laura: christina, thank you so much. running may now, forensic pathologist, fox news contributor. doctor, it's good to see you. initial autopsies found no external trauma? what should we look for here? >> i think we have to look at the toxicology because it appears it's could be both of them died by natural disease. they could be that they took pills, the bills that were scattered on the floor.

the toxicology will show that. but i think that the carbon monoxide possibility is greater, except that they did not find any evidence at the scene. but the toxicology report from the toxicology and autopsy will be more significant and more accurate. >> laura: why would they have pills scattered about the bodies if it was a carbon monoxide leak? that's what everyone initially thought, correct? >> because carbon monoxide, when it causes death it's odorless, colorless, it doesn't cause pain in the person just drops where the person is. the person does not go to a bed. it looks like she was holding that pill bottle in her hand when she collapsed. she may have swallowed some, that will be seen at toxicology, but the fact that 1 is in the

mudroom and the bathroom is much more the scene when multiple people die and the dogs died of something like carbon monoxide poisoning. it's not clear why they did not find it at the scene, probably the firemen, they have a device to look for carbon monoxide but it's not always accurate. the toxicology from the blood is going to be more accurate. >> laura: we are looking forward to seeing that. there's conflicting reports about the dog dead in the dog is alive and we are going to get the actual story in the coming days, which we are anxious to get. doctor, thank you. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me on social media. a lot of new material put up on instagram. remember, american now and forever. jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... the prices at the grocery store are goin