concessions is russia inclined to make is it inclined to make any concessions? what is going on there. we don't know anything about that. >> bret: susan? >> the big story is the realignment toward russia. the republicans are ready to give president trump his head when it comes to tariffs. there is alarm within the republican party about the u.n. vote, and about what is happening with ukraine and whether this signals a realignment in our fundamental structure of friends and foes around the world. >> bret: we shall see. panel, thanks. tomorrow on "special report," we start a new series taking a look back at the covid-19 global pandemic five years later, the earliest cases the public policy decisions that affected the world. that's it for us. thanks for having us into your home tonight, fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. i know a lot of you are

celebrating ash wednesday and i hope it's been a holy one. my angle in moments. but, first, this is a fox news alert. elon musk is meeting right now is house republicans. so let's go live to capitol hill where fox's aishah hasnie is standing by. aishah, you are right outside the meeting room. what can you tell us? good evening to you. he was supposed to be 15 minutes early. he was in a pretty good mood. see if he could give cell phone number apparently he gave it out to every single senate republican earlier today when he had lunch with them. he is handing out cell phone number to try basically be as transparent as possible with these lawmakers who do have a lot of questions and right now we're told that republicans are just trying to get on the same page as doge to try to figure out how to make some of these doge cuts permanent through congress. and as i mentioned earlier today, he met with senate republicans and one idea in the senate, laura, that's being floated right now on how to make

those cuts permanent is to do a rescission package in order to claw back some of these funds that have already been appropriated by congress. now, the other part of this meeting is likely to give lawmakers a chance to ask elon musk some pretty direct questions, concerns that their constituents might have back at home we have seen disruptions happening during town halls whether or not they are paid activists like speaker johnson. have space to ask elon some questions about doge's operation. listen. >> i think we will also have an opportunity to share with mr. musk some of the concerns that we may have on hey, here's some concerns we are seeing in our district and have you thought about this, that, or the other? >> >> so we will see how long this meeting goes. the meeting earlier today with senate republicans lasted for about two hours. a very long time. and that was just about 50 people. so this one going to be a packed

house and it might take a while to get through everyone. laura? >> laura: all right, aishah. another long night there. thank you very much. a trump de force. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ oh, the polls and the reviews are in and the president was masterful last night in tone and substance. now, he was both serious and at times a little humorous. >> we have ended weaponized government whereas an example a sitting president is allowed to viciously prosecute his political opponent, like me. [laughter] how did that work out? [laughter] not too good. not too good. [cheers] as predicted democrats put on a buffoonish display. it was all paddles and pouts. clught their insipid round signs on sticks. they looked like a bunch of lunatic homeless people who stumbled into an auction house.

trump has just driven the left stark raving mad. >> we all go a little mad sometimes. haven't you? [jeers] >> the slogan of fascism in the name of humanity. we refuse to accept a fascist u.s.a. >> elon musk what the hell are you doing here in america? go back to south africa. [laughter] >> laura: okay. now, not only are liberals for war and against female athletes, apparently they are okay with telling immigrants, legal immigrants that they don't like to go back to africa. okay. i just want to note rules. now, these are angry petty people. and many of the same people who accused president trump of not upholding governmental norms and protocols back in 2020. but they couldn't even stand up with the president walked in to the gallery last night.

now, as you will recall, republicans didn't agree much with obama and biden, not too much over 12 years that they were in office as president. but, republicans nevertheless stood politely and applauded for the office of the presidency when they walked in for their addresses. but not these miscreates. last night they were happy to lay waste to protocol and tradition. to behave like children sore losers that many of them couldn't bring themselves to stand and applaud for their fellow americans who have anand are suffering moments that moved millions of americans watching to tears. ♪ [applause] >> thank you, d.j. with us this evening are laken's beloved mother allison and her sister lauren. [applause]

>> laura: i love -- they couldn't stand. but, again, they showed their true colors. and by the way the pink, it didn't help soften their hardness. and by comparison. trump came across as more likeable and relatable as ever. even when he was calling them out after he mentioned his new hhs secretary. >> since 1975, rates of child cancer have increased by more than 40%. reversing this trend is one of the top priorities for our new presidential commission to make america healthy again. chaired by our new secretary of health and human services, robert f. kennedy jr. [applause] with a name kennedy you would have thought everybody over here would have been cheering. how quickly they forget. >> well, but the truth is as we said for many years.

this democrat party has next to nothing in common with jfk or even bill clinton. it's morphed into amalgam of french i'd logs and radical anti-american maniacs. most of them truly loathe this country. insist that america is systemically racist and why they treat criminals like george floyd like folk heroes and drag queens like cultural icons but the good news, more voters are on to their twisted game and last night was just another nail in their political coffin. i look at the democrats in front of me and i realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to make them happy or to make them stand or applaud. nothing i can do. >> ain't that the truth. >> tepid applause and clutch their paddles, trump laid out a bold vision for america first

future. >> illegal border crossings last month by far the lowest ever reported. the media and our friends in the democrat party kept saying we needed new legislation. we must have legislation to secure the border. but it turned out that all we really needed. a new president. >> so from flashing federal waste and cutting red tape to rebuilding our maritime industry and bringing peace to ukraine, president trump held nothing back. it was the longest speech on record of its kind, but it didn't seem that long. i kept getting pings from friends across the country, here are a few of the messages. best trump speech ever, laura, or i could listen all night. and then, of course, how pathetic the democrats are i couldn't disagree with any of that. we are watching history unfold

with this trump administration ladies and gentlemen, and we will never see anyone like him again: at one point trump even tried to extend a hand to the pouty democrats in the gallery. >> so democrats sitting before me, for just this one night, why not join us in celebrating so many incredible wins for america. for the good of our nation, let's work together and let's truly make yeah, we are not holding our breath for the democrats to get involved. remember, don't forget this time last year. political experts were counting indictments. how much resistance going forward. a breathtaking achievement. and that's the angle. all right. joining us now, piers morgan

hosts the of the piers morgan uncensored show on youtube. great to see you tonight. now you say that this speech cemented trump's dominance in u.s. politics, why? >> laura, thanks for having me lovely to see you i think you summoned it up perfectly in opening long blow if donald trump could have scripted a reaction to democrats to his speech it. would have been contactually what unfurled before our eyes last night. i was watching it live here in new york. and every time i thought they couldn't sponge plunge any lower, they plunged a little bit lower. if you can't bring yourself to get up onto your feet and applaud a 13-year-old boy, he think over a dozen brain cancer surgeries who has come through, who you have that dream was to be secret service agent the

'makes him an honorary member of the secret service, if that doesn't move you as a human being putting aside politics to get off your back back side and applaud that brave little boy. i don't know what does. and the fact that democrats couldn't do that these are the people, laura, who beings look to have the hashtag be kind on their social media biographies. these are the compassionate people. these are the ones who care. more than anybody but look at them last night. look at the way they treated d.j. daniel. look at the way they treated the family of that poor murdered girl. look at the way they behaved with their stupid signs which meant no sense to anybody, like a commoner in a college. look at everything they did and the walkouts and all the rest of it. if you are donald trump, you are watching that back today and laughing your head off. >> now, piers, the media, the

kind of, you know, again, never trump media, they made it worse at times last night. this was a moment on msnbc with nicole wallis speaking of the child with cancer. watch. >> the beauty of that child is a tragedy of the trump presidency. he wants to be a cop. he knows what he wants to do. i hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer. but i hope he never has to defend the united states capitol against donald trump supporters and if he does, i hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. piers, what was that. >> one of the most discussing shameful reprehensible things i have ever seen on the news in america. the bar was pretty high for that accolade. i thought what nicolle wallace did last night in taking that boy's story in i you know, weirdly dystopian, horrific way asking us to think about whether

he might kill himself, what on earth was she thinking? why is she still in her job today? why is nobody at msnbc watch that back like the rest of us aghast in horror and said, you're fired, because that was a disgusting thing to do she wasn't the only one as the msnbc. rachel maddow rant about don't politicize this boy's story then politicized his story. and they couldn't get their heads around it, again, laura, it was the lack of humanity. i don't care if you are on the left or right and that story doesn't move you there is something wrong with you. something wrong with those democrats that didn't get up off their back side. something wrong with those msnbc anchors. and it says an awful lot that they still pretend they are the caring ones. the compassionate ones. >> laura: what they always said about trump here is you were

around to hear this is that he was lacking humanity. donald trump has no humanity. how many times did we hear he has no compassion and no feeling. and, look, you have known him for so long. i have known him for decades and like i always knew that was false. but, when you saw him in the oval office today, with that young boy, and, you know, you saw him at butler after butler, he obviously has enormous compassion for the country so much so that he put himself through running again despite what he knew it would do to him they are the ones inhumane and breaking protocol. >> i love that scene in the oval office getting a moment with the president of the united states. a moment of real humanity. there is a bigger picture here for the democrats. they clearly have absolutely no idea what they're doing as a party now or how to take on donald trump mark 2. i spoke to president trump last week on the phone. we had quite a long chat.

he was was in the most confident mood and relaxed mood and most focused mood that i have known him for many, many years. this is a man who i believe has had a second shot at two things. one, his life, where he literally took a bullet grazed his ear and miraculously survived. i think he has a do-over on his life and do-over on the presidency. and learned the lessons from the first term that he served, the things he got right, the things he got wrong. and he has hit the ground -- i mean you say hit the ground running. this guy has hit the ground like a hurricane this time around. it is thrill thrilling and exciting. i can tell you the rest of the world back in u.k. the rest of the world watching this with a sense of awe like my god the

dynamism it's harder here and harder there. i think you are right. you captured it. he is a man on a mission. and it's like from the beginning of that campaign, when everyone counted him out, to today last night to this moment a man on a mission. and he is going forward and all the news noise on the outside. the walkout. they looked really small last night. they are getting really bad advice and i don't know what consultants are giving them this advice they should all be fired and go home and go into a different line of work. piers, will you come back soon? we love having you on. >> i always love to. great to be on again. >> laura: great to see you, thank you so much. illegal loving mayors taking shots at one of our favorites. one of our favorites is hereit nextty.

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>> >> let me proceed. data from texas shows that u.s. born americans. >> oh, no. [gavel] >> more rape and murder than immigrants. >> this trend of you all trying to get thrown out of committees to you can get on msnbc is going to lawyer. >> it's total bull [bleep]. absolute bull [bleep] they are not making america safer again and what they're doing is terrorizing immigrant families. that is what they are doing. and our mayors are sitting here enduring this ridiculous, ridiculous hearing. >> well, if you still were not quite sure if these people were rabid idealogues, the testimony of sanctuary city mayors should have erased all doubt. >> so every one of my neighbors back in boston, know this. you belong here this is your home. >> do you consider yourself a sanctuary city? >> we do not under that definition. >> you don't use the definition -- so you are not a

sanctuary? >> we call ourselves a welcoming city. >> yes or no is breaking into our country breaking into our country yes or no. >> that's how you cross the border. >> okay, mayor johnson, yes or no. >> comprehensive immigration. >> okay policy is what is necessary. >> any actions that amplify fears of deportation make chicago more dangerous? >> >> laura: these are not serious people. but questions from congressman gary palmer were serious. >> you declared your city, the city of boston was declared a sanctuary city by you, mayor. >> being a sanctuary city as you describe it or being a city as we describe it that's home for everyone does not -- it means that if you commit a crime you are held accountable. >> safe harbor for people here illegally and when you interfere with the officers of the law who are there to even remove people that you know have committed crimes: >> oath of office. have you committed a crime. mr. chairman, i don't understand

why we haven't been discussing obstruction of justice. if it were up to me, i mean i would be considering referring charges. >> laura: consequences. yes, i agree completely with congressman palmer. people's lives are on the line and these mayors aren't just violating their oath of office, they could be violating a federal law that prohibits harboring known criminals and obstructing federal law enforcement. joining me now trump border czar tom homan. tom, now, you have been personally called out by the boston mayor, michelle wu for her sanctuary policies, she also had a response. watch. >> i am bringing hell to boston. i'm bringing hell to illegal aliens that rape children. that's where i'm bringing hell to. i'm bringing hell to people violated child. these children will never be the same. their families will never be. >> tom homan, shame on him for lying about my city. for having the nerve to insult our police commissioner who has

overseen the safest boston has been in any anyone's lifetime. bring him here under oath and let's ask him some questions. i am here to make sure that the city of boston is safe, others may want to bring hell, we are here to bring peace to cities everywhere. >> laura: boston should be ashamed of her. tom you are your reaction. >> on airplane today i didn't see that hearing thank you for playing that because now i'm going to sleep like a baby. because if i get to live in her mind rent free every day that's kind of cool. i love my job. i work for the greatest president in my lifetime. we're making america safe again. president trump promised the american people we're going to shut down illegal alien crime in this country. that's exactly what we're doing. mayor wu should be standing side by side. who does not want to bring hell to illegal alien that raped a child, not one, many of them. i stopped counting at 9. as far as mayor of chicago about we're not making this community

safer. i went up there and did a one day operation. we took seven tda members off the street. we took two illegal aliens convicted of murderer that they released took them off the street. we arrested six child predators took them off the street of chicago. ice is making every one of those cities safer releasing public safety threats back into the public. that on itself is just stupid policy and we're going to keep going. look, they can hate me all they want. we are coming. i said i'm going to bring hell. i meant it. i'm going to stand by it. and i'm going to do it. we're going to take child predators off the streets of these cities where they don't want to do it. >> laura: you guys are going as fast as you can with deportation. obviously you need a lot more, a lot faster. we have tens of thousands a week ideally. these mayors, tom, insist that their cities are safer, watch. >> the city is also safer because of our welcoming city ordinance. that law makes sure that the city's police resources are

focused on our local priorities chicagoens welcoming city ordinance laws and foleys do not lead to more time. >> tom, how is welcoming criminal illegal criminals into your cities supposed to lower crime. >> look, we took two murderers off the street of chicago. is that safer. we took child rapists off the street make that city safer. we took nine tda members off the streets does that make that city safer? he is ignorant. the mayors don't get it. president trump made a promise we are going to prioritize public safety threats and national security threats. that's exactly what we're doing. we're at about 30,000 arrests. most of them are public safety threats. there are some collaterals, why is that? people like him and the mayor of boston and the mayor of denver they don't let us arrest the bad guy in the safety and security of county jail where the officer is safe, the alien is safe, the community is safe. they release them into the community. we got to come into the community and find them. when we find that bad guy if he

is with other illegal aliens not a threat in the country illegally they are going to too. they are getting exactly what they didn't want more agents in the community and more collateral arrests because they forcing this position. i will say it again they are not going to stop us. we are going to do this job. cross the lined they will be held accountable. pam bondi taking a strong stance already suing the sanctuary cities. we are going to do this job for the american people. we are not going to apologize for doing it. >> mad maxine, tom, is finally talking bill legal immigration and crime about but she is specifically talking about the victim that president trump mentioned last night. check this out. >> really, did not like the way he used the tragic incidents and the families that were there. who of course appreciated what they think is their president caring about what happened too the 12-year-old and others victims.

we all feel bad and sad for them. he misused them. he misused them. and what he did was he focused on them instead of focusing on the real issues. >> laura: tom? >> real issues? give me a break. americans are dying. i have met hundreds of angel no, ma'ams and dads who buried their children. another congressman talked to homan the architect of family separation. yeah, we separated families. we prosecuted parents and the children can't go to jail with them. that happens to u.s. citizens hundreds across this country every day. they don't talk about half a million children that were trafficked into this country that can't find 300,000 of them. they are in sex trafficking and forced labor. not a word about that. that whole democratic party made roo remained silent on that. shame on them. for the congressman that keep saying they commit less crime than americans? who cares? er crime committed by illegal alien. every child raped by illegal alien. every public safety threat by illegal alien could have been prevented because they are not supposed to be here. it doesn't matter who does more

these are preventable crimes we secure the border. the border is more secure now than it evers has been, because i'm work for the greatest president in my lifetime illegal immigration down 97%. he did that in three weeks. president biden could have done it, he couldn't do it in four years what the president has done in three weeks. we have safer border. because we have a safer border, 97% less people are coming less women being raped. less children are drowning in a river. less americans dying from fentanyl overdoses. less sex trafficking, women and children. president trump is saving lives and they can't stand it because they -- it's a political difference, it's not a realistic difference. it's about saving lives. that's what this country is about. supporting law enforcement. why is law enforcement a all ofa sudden tom homan we are the bad guys if we enforce law. the ones who break the law. the ones who rape children they are the victims? give me a break. i will wear this as a badge of honor. if i get to live this their heads rent free every day that's kind of cool and i'm loving it. and i'm coming.

>> laura: tom, everyone has to know this is how you relax. this is your most relaxed. okay. right now at this moment because you are doing your job. a man onation in. tom, thank you very much. all right. ahead, democrats in an absolute frenzy over elon musk's meeting on capitol hill. we have the latest coming up. ♪ you bet brother. stay prayed up. yeah, you know it. hey, father. you joining lent again this year? of course. alright father. sister. you joining us again on the app this year, right? i am mark. i love it. hey, chris. yo. what's up? mark? you want to join us on hallow this year? join you on hallow? i was hoping. i was hoping you'd ask. yes. stay prayed up. can i say that? check it out. download hallow today.

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♪ hey lee loan, elon, can we get your cell phone number if you are giving it out? [laughter] we have questions. >> [inaudible] >> what are you planning to talk to house republicans about. >> laura: this is a fox news alert. at this moment elon musk is meeting behind closed doors with house republicans about the work

that doge has done so far and has planned coming up this coming after sharply decided supreme court 5-4 decision denies the request to block a lower court ruling that temporarily blocked the president's pause on usaid funding. stay with me. republican appoint years amy coney barrett and john roberts, the chief justice voted with the majority against the administration, meaning that two billion dollars in dubious foreign aid will start flowing again. now, for the dissent, justice samuel alito was his usual brilliant self-writing does a sing quell district court judge who likely lacks jurisdiction have the unchecked power to compel the government of the united states to pay out and probably lose forever 2 billion taxpayer dollars in the answer to that question should be an emphatic no. but a majority of this court apparently thinks otherwise.

i am stunned. well, again, that means part of the usaid slush fund is back, back on. and we deserve to know where that cash is going according to the white house the agency had spent 17.9 million to teachly is alan can journalists thousand avoid binary gendered language, 1.5 million to rebuild the cuban media ecosystem more than 1.5 information to kazakhstan and 2 million for sex changes and lgbtq activism in guatemala. so much more. joining me now someone hobby documenting all of this along with what doge has been doing as charlie kirk, founder of the great turning point u.s.a. charlie, now enshrine doge cuts which are going to continue to be racked up. continue their list building, congress needs to get involved here. what's your message to the g.o.p. that's always reluctant to really go after the spending?

they have to ogo all the ways elon has rightfully identified. mandate by the american people they want to shrink the size of government. want to make the government more efficient so we can spend money on necessary things like securing the border and taking care of our veterans. also, very important though, that if we are serious about making sure that dow jones industrial average is going to be successful. senate republicans need to adopt a new lit must test for all new supreme court nominees and judges in a post ops world the litmus test must be do you think that a judge far disconnected from d.c. a circuit judge can have a nationwide sweeping national injunction and get in the way of the executive branch as you mentioned that is the buried lead of this disappointing albeit very narrow supreme court decision is that alito was writing in his scathing dissent are we going to give this much power where the judges are basically able to

usurp the article 2 authority of the executive branch? so i hope that congress steps up on the cuts and senate republicans realize there's a disturbing trend to run out the clock on this administration to have these judges to be able to have a pocket veto against president trump's mandates given to him by the american people. >> laura: you have district court judges usually, charlie, selected in areas where they know disproportionate number of appointees, first circuit or boston or connecticut or d.c. or out in pacific northwest flow will find a friendly judge that judge goes okay, the president has no authority. that is just ludicrous. the administration has to go directly to the supreme court on that question and there is a process for doing that. but, the doj, and the slitter general's office has to push against these nationwide injunctions because i think that's really going to be the only weapon in the first two years that the democrats can

deploy here. >> it's the only weapon and it is the strategy of trying to run out the clock. they are trying to flood the zone with so much nationwide injunction that the supreme court cannot practically be able to rule on all of these cases if there is 100 or 200 sweeping nationwide injunctions, maybe half of them will end up being heard by the u.s. supreme court. this is a run out the clock strategy that they tried during the first trump administration is that the republicans they needed to get very wise about the new litmus test when they ask these new judges that come up for hearing do you believe this is okay? clarence thomas is 2018 wrote billionthly, he said the idea of a nationwide sweeping injunction did not exist for the first 150 years of this republic and the idea that a district court judge can repeatedly be able to undermine the president doesn't have the authority to execute the laws? this is a constitutional crisis to use a term that our friends in the left always used if we are not serious about getting

this straight. it undermines the president's daily constitutional authority. >> given the ruling, again, this is a temporary ruling. no decision published, but given, this what we saw today, i'm not convinced they will rule the right way on the nationwide injunction, but perhaps they will. john roberts usually is an article 2 guy. so we will see how that all plays out. charlie, as always, great to see you tonight. and ahead democrats just embarrassed themselves if it's possible even further refusing to support women at trump's speech. ♪

♪ ♪ >> democrats didn't stand to keep men out of women's sports. they couldn't even clap for a girl who got her head smashed in by a man on a volleyball court. they couldn't clap for two mothers whose daughters were killed by illegal aliens. >> laura: for all their talk about girl power. remember grrrl. hate women. showing up in coordinated pink outfits that didn't tell us anything. they are all about symbolism, not solutions. that's why you won't hear any of them speaking out about this next story. the university of california davis is replacing its men's and women's locker rooms at rec

centers with this get this universal all sex locker rooms. joining me now is dana loesch. nationally syndicated radio host. dana, so, women are obviously going to suffer as a result of this the school says it will offer more privacy for everyone what is private about that? >> i don't even know how these possible. law, i have no idea how that's possible. i feel like the people who make these rules literally themselves have never played sports and have no idea about what goes on in a locker room, what, you know, if you are a young woman it's already, especially when you are getting into sports, it's a weird thing. did you go in the locker room all the other girls are there. you are changing all this other stuff you want to get out and play. throwing dudes into the mix is just awkward. it's uncomfortable and it's prioritizing them over the women, hauer, i never understand this. the left tells us if a man who wants to be a woman feels uncomfortable in men's changing

spaces then then is he accommodated if a woman feels uncomfortable with a man in women's changing spaces then they are call bigots. women are called bigots and ridiculed and publicly smeared in the press. this is the promotion of one other the other in front of the law which is completely anti-american and antithetical to everything we established in this republic and just offensive. there is a clear difference between men and women. and for all of the years laura and third and fourth wave and all the other waives of feminism what have women gotten from this college grifter industry. they can't define women anymore. women are not defended in public. we were talking about kate mcnabb and other young ladies. it's horrible. >> >> laura: now they are so far left they have left common sense in america. so deign no now martina navratilova and j.c. rollins.

unacceptablable. liberals politically. they have no home in this movement any longer. that's how radical they are. >> it's not normal anymore. i always said that november was about normalcy, it's about the normal election. they might be on the left, but they are normal on the left. they are like more like classical liberals, more normal moderates, more normal people on the left. they are not like some of the folks that we saw actually at the address last night in the audience. but, it's a shame that there is not even that kind of common ground or that democrats can't even be, the left can't be so normal as to come together and unify on these issues. women are under served as a result. >> laura: dana, always great to see you. thank you so much. up next "seen and unseen." trump derangement syndrome is a real thing. raymond explains. ♪ at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way.

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contributor raymond arroyo. our headline tonight was a trump divorce. >> trump's presidency is causing mental health issues across the aisle, starting with representative desmond crockett who is apparently launching her own protest girl group. >> if you could tell donald trump anything tonight, what would you tell him? >> i would tell him to grow a spine and stop being putin's ho. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [simultaneous talking]

>> those are the extremes. they are mistaking trump's theatricality for the substance and the things he's actually delivering. everybody is trying to replicate that. this is not serious representative. this is not a serious person doing a job for the american people. you look at this and think, you know, protest via kendrick lamar, some tiktok video, this will not return your party to power. i don't know if you saw the t-shirts they were wearing, all of this was coordinated. by sitting representatives. a joint session of congress is not year moment to protest and grandstand but to honor the institution you claim to defend and serve by bringing civility and decency to the occasion, whether it's the t-shirts or the yelling, the baseball caps, i don't think that has any place at a joint session of the peoples house with the president standing there. >> laura: i can't remember who posted it but there was a senior

citizen, i think it was somewhere in georgia, i'm going to find it. it was like, they need to be paddled. she grew up and was like my daddy paddled me. take those paddles, they should be paddled for their bad behavior. the only nice thing i could say here, at least madd seen had the decency, and this was a decent thing to do, to not show up and get waked out -- mad max dean -- >> but she showed up on joy reid's youtube channel after that. >> we want to know why you chose not to participate in the state of the union tonight. >> i was not an -- about to put up with that [bleep] that he was going to talk about tonight. is everything absolutely awful that you can describe any human being? i've never met anything like him before. >> she's like the eldercare version of jasmine crockett. there's no argument here.

these are ad hoc attacks. win back your people and grow a base. this is absurd. >> laura: she never ever could eclipse rodney king moment, remember? festival atmosphere. that was fun. >> there was 1 moment that i will bet people missed and this was when trump revealed the ages of those d.o.g.e. discovered on the social security roles. >> 1 person between the age of 240 and 249, and one person is listed at 360 years of age. more than 100 years, more than 100 years older than our country. >> i'm so glad we finally have the identities of those two people. the social security administration now knows exactly where to go. this is a good thing. >> laura: i could not figure

out if nancy had, you know, sometimes if, like, the makeup brush, a piece of hair, the makeup brush comes off, it's like we are, a piece of hair. i don't know if she was trying to find that in her mouth toward that dental work. >> dentures seem to be putting up a fight in both of their cases. they are both grinding away. >> laura: i don't know if it's a restless leg situation she was dealing with. she was squirming in that seat. but it was a night like last night where i miss sheila jackson. she always stood for repub republicans. >> she stood and greeted the president. that was a good civil thing to do. >> laura: you bet it was. raymond, great to see you, happy land. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me on social media, instagram and the rest. jesse watters is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight...