down. >> shannon: thcheck this amazing body cam video rescue workers aboard a helicopter southern california. try to ghetto two hikers fallen about 800 feet. the terrain, low clouds, high winds, made it really tough to get to those hikers. big challenge there the entire group had to spend two nights in the snow. temperatures as low as 15 degrees. finally on the third day, helicopters were able to get close enough to pull them out. heroes all around there. all right. tomorrow on "special report." a joint effort between australia's murdoch children's research institute and san francisco's glad tone institutes looking for new ways to treat pediatric heart disease. thanks for watching "special report." i'm shannon bream in washington. "the ingraham angle" is up next. ♪ ♪ ingraham angle from washington

thank you for spending time with us. circle de so lame. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now who said the democrats opposing trump aren't serious people? , you know, they are doing their parts to lead the resistance and liberal women want everyone to know they are fighting to william win. and they are using a tiktok influencer to do it. >> choose your character ♪ is that really what feminism has to brag about those congresswomen? how embarrassing. if you are voting for them, when are you going to get your vote back? can you switch it retroactively. they can't master a fighting

stance let alone the skill for governance. they all seem like paid actors and bad actors at that. two bit extras in a film where trump plays the lead. and their range is very limited. they always operate between resentful and bitter, between dismissive and livid. massachusetts congresswoman catherine clark wears angry on her sleeve. >> i am angry today. i'm angry what i saw that that president of the united states, who ran and had people vote for him because he said he was going to cut their costs. he was going to make sure they had a chance at the american dream has come in with an unelected, richest man on earth and taken a chainsaw to everything we care about. >> laura: now, these people are triggered whenever trump fulfills a campaign pledgor calls them out. they don't propose solutions. they project emotions.

hence, al green's new nickname the raging cane. instead of nightmare to refrain from more outbursts. house dems went all in today albeit a little off key ♪ >> clear the well. the house has to continue its business. ♪ >> laura: oh, singing a sour note. now, as a party, they have gone from loving peace to prolonging war, from touting girl power, to destroying women's sports. from enforcing our borders, to throwing them open. and while bill clinton worked overtime with republicans to balance the budget. democrats are now fighting any and spending cuts. even defending waste where it's found by doge. and of coursevillizing the guy

volunteering his time to help save taxpayer money. if there is a baby in the room. well, cover his ears. >> elon musk wants everyone in america to be at the mercy of elon musk. elon musk is seizing the power that belongs to the american people. we are here to fight back! where does it lee the moderately sane people. what about the republic. are they buying tickets to that traveling resistance circus. >> there is a reason why congressional democrats have a 20% approval and party 4% lowest ever measure dollars. last night and sort of what has been going on the last few months is a gosh darn illustration of that. >> members, spend time dancing

on tiktok, but they can't dance around the truth. >> who do you think the leader of the democratic party is right now? i think the voting public. we are not going to have a cares matted particular leader ride in here and save us from this. >> laura: it's not going to you, timmy. house minority leader hakeem jeffries and is he very busy these days hocking his far left children's book. oy. and if you think the dnc is going to save them? think again, their new executive director roger lowe is a radical left wing race baiter. that's going to work. same problem they have had for a long time. they fundamentally loathe the american tradition. didn't use to be that way. but they do now. they loathe our constitution.

and even o history. if you really believe america of course going to support open borders to try diffuse the problem. but democrats utopia today is where we're all forced to live under, i guess an international rule based order international rules issued by european elites. but that's not a sovereign america. nor does it portend a hopeful and positive future for our citizens. but trump, he's fighting for an american revival of our manufacturing, our military, and our patriotism. by contrast the democrats seem like a sad circus, sad drown clowns, where the performers just silk as the tent collapses around them and that's the angle. joining me now doug schoen democratic strategist and pollster and cj pierson co-chair of the g.o.p. youth advisory

council. doug, let's start with you. what happened to this party, the democrat party in they weren't always like. this no. it wasn't when i worked for bill clinton as you mentioned in your angle we sought to differentiate ourselves with policies that reflected what the american people wanted. smaller government, balanced budget, reducing spending and reducing debt. right now the party is unrecognizable. has no message, has no strategy. is rudderless and frankly i thought was embarrassing itself with its behavior, laura. when the joint session of congress was a very moving address. >> well, c.j., instead of urging that, you don't do what al the raging cane green did. they celebrated him today.

with a we shall overcome like he was thrown out because of his race? again, clinging to the racial polarization which i guess they think worked in 2020 to some extent. it isn't working today. not with the multi-cultural party that the republican party is becoming. >> no, laura, you are exactly right. i agree with my friend doug here is that the party of jfk is definitively dead right now. but, you know, i remember an old quote from the napoleon bone part when your enemy is in the middle of a mistake let them. every single day i see the democrats making a mistake and ensuring they still have not remember they learned the lesson rethey lost in november. it's honestly quite embarrassing when i see folks like green and crocketd become the face of the democratic party. i think it's kind of embarrassing for the black community to be quite frank. if you look at what happened in november, who propelled president trump to the white house? a multi-cultural coalition just like you said of black men, black women, who are sick and

tired of the status quo. sick and tired of being sick and tired. i got to tell you this is not helping them win in the midterms. >> laura: doug, you have heard bits and pieces from people like john fetterman. there are not many like him, but, nevertheless, have you heard a little bit from him about how this stuff isn't working. the stunts might be cute. might get some clicks on tiktok. fine. but, it's not a way to grow a party. you start looking really frivolous and unserious at some point. >> frankly i think it's a way. >> laura: any party -- i'm sorry, doug, do you see any possible party switches from people like a fetterman? >> well, i certainly think that that is possible if you look at what he said and what he has done. it's clear he's uncomfortable in the democratic party as frankly i am. i disagree with the republicans on a lot of things. they go further than i would go. so, i cling to my membership in

the democratic party. it's not the same party. it isn't c.j. said the party of john f. kennedy or bill clinton. moderates are legally not welcome i wish we have have the discussion about issues that president trump was inviting from the opposition that is sadly absent. it's a woke, far left party that i legally have very little in common with the party that i helped build and real reelect proudly bill clinton in 1996. >> cj as i was writing the angle this afternoon, i went back and looked at bill clinton's remarks about his budget. i think this is '93, 394, maybe it was 95. excuse me. he was talking about money they were surging to the border. san diego. you probably remember this. we are sending a thousand more agents down there. and i'm thinking do we have the soundbite? we might have it. actually, we will play it later. it was stunning.

it was like where is that party? it's gone. >> yeah. no, you are exactly right. i'm a university of alabama guy but a georgia boy originally. i remember the words of sam nun and folks like roy barnes say the democratic party left them they didn't leave it. we see it exemplified every single day. while they are making ridiculous dances on tiktok which is a platform that president trump absolutely walloped them on. president trump is working for the american people. reviving industry. securing our border most importantly he is fortifying america's future for my generation and god bless him for it, laura. >> laura: doug, the polling is devastating here. 21% an all-time low approving of the way democrats in congress are carrying out their jobs. 21% approval, 68% disapprove. so they are in a box, are they not? they can't really win, maybe,

without the emotion of the jazmine crockets, i guess. but can they win with them? >> i frankly don't think they can win with the al greens and the jazmine crockets, acting the way they are. sounding the way they are and doing what they do. i think they need a set of moderate, centrist alternative poepolicies to the trump administration where you accept people want smaller government and want tighter borders. but, sadly, that's not there. >> laura: all right, doug, cj, both of you thank you very much. coming up, a major win for the america first agenda. dni director tulsi gabbard reacts, next. ♪

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>> president trump is not just getting results here at home but abroad at home, when he paused military aid to ukraine, of course the usual suspects went crazy, but now europe is finally opening up its checkbook. >> i present today to the leaders the rearm europe plan. the rearm europe plan provides up to 800 billion euros for defense investment.

it gives the member states possibility to invest in the ukrainian defense industry or to procure military capabilities that go right away to ukraine. >> laura: what took you so long. big g.d.p. all of you combined, come on. meanwhile as trump pushes for peace. french president emmanuel macron is set on keeping this war going. no matter how many hundreds of thousands have been slaughtered. he suggested that france could extend its nuclear umbrella to shield its allies in europe. and reports today that europe is considering withholding intel from the united states for the first first time in modern history. joining be me now is tulsi gabbard, director of national intelligence. director gabbard, do you see this as actually a threat to the united states that europe would not share intel with us in and

what is your reaction to that report? >> >> i'm laughing, laura, because we have heard this story before. and generally, it's coming from those who either former leaders within our own intelligence community who are trying to politicize their titles and their positions to try to undermine president trump's peace mission and agenda and perhaps this is now coming from people within europe, again, who would like to see endless war continue. the answer to your question is no. i can tell you just today alone i met with two different senior intelligence leaders from europe who came here to visit to introduce themselves and to say hey, we really look forward to continuing to work with you. i have met with other european leaders earlier this week who have come to washington, d.c. for the same reason, really continuing to strengthen that relationship and letting us know how much they rely on us for our support in the intelligence that we share. president trump is the peace

president, and he is putting the interest of the american people in our taxpayers first and foremost something that he promised the american people that he would deliver. when you look at the decisions he has made over the last 45 days that he has been in office, he has been very consistent and very focused on keeping those promises and delivering very real and historically quick results. >> well, one of your oold pals spoke out today about what is really going on, watch. >> . so wheel closest allies and intelligence sharing about how the united states is clearly moving closely to russia. and the fact that the trump administration now is cozying up to russia. really have to ask themselves how can they trust the united states because it could be compromised as a result of trump's whims, maybe he wants to

give putin some type of insight into why we know certain things. >> now, that proven liar is once again tulsi accusing president trump basically of russia collusion. what is your message to him tonight? >> you know, we have heard this before. over and over and over again. the same tired tactic that anyone who dares to stand for peace as president trump as, as i have. as j.d. vance has, as so many others have. saying that we need to end the killing. the sends also loss of life that this have a jake war has waged for years now. they accuse us of being russian assets or puppets of putin, it really is as quiets disgusting my own view and really speaks to the influence that the warmongers, the military industrial complex has. they can't answer to really what president trump's call is for peace. so, instead, they throw out

these smears and lies and accusations that i think the american people are seeing right through. >> laura: now, you were at the airport for the delivery of the isis terrorist responsible for the murder of 13 american soldiers at the abbey gate bombing in afghanistan. take us inside. what was it like when he was finally brought to the united states for justice? >> well, he was an isis terrorist as you pointed out who played a role in that tragic abbey gate bombing. there are others who are responsible for that. we will continue to hunt them down and find them and bring them to justice. but, as i stood out there on the tarmac with pam bondi and john ratcliffe and kash patel, all i thought of was the families of those 13 who were killed in that bombing and the many, many more who were wounded and i can't even imagine what they must be feeling like and knowing that at least with this one terrorist

who participated in that bombing that this path to justice was beginning. president trump has shown the kind of leadership that, once again, lets our enemies know that we will not forget those who attack our american servicemen and women and we will bring them to justice. >> laura: we're going to get to the border in a second. but, the other report that came out was that we were considering not sharing intel, i believe, with ukraine after the dust-up with zelenskyy. where does that stand? >> the president decided to put a pause on intelligence-sharing, along with military aid, really to send a message to zelenskyy not to take the american people for granted. this came in the wake of a statement that came from zelenskyy, when he said that the war would go on for a very, very long time. and that he was confident that no matter what that american aid and support would continue to

flow his way. the president is our america first president. he wanted to deliver a message that hopefully zelenskyy would receive. it appears that there is now progress being made toward actually getting zelenskyy negotiating table make progress toward a cease-fire and a peace deal. >> unclear, tulsi is that pause of intel sharing now lifted or is that continuing? that's what they are pegging the turn to russia on that, well, that's going to put ukrainian lives in danger. and then thus help vladimir putin. that's the brennan narrative. >> the pause has not yet i moving if things continue to go in the directions they are, that it would be lifted. there is a distinction between the intelligence sharing at least that intelligence going towards any offensive strikes was paused but any intelligence going towards defending ukraine against attacks coming into

their country would continue. >> laura: director gabbard, i have known you for some so long i'm still calling you tulsi. >> tulsi is great. >> laura: you were at the border yesterday, fabulous. >> yes. >> laura: with the vice president, the secretary of defense, now, you revealed that the biden administration -- i didn't believe this headline. that they deported only eight out of 100 illegals with ties to isis? that can't -- i mean, i actually can't even believe that's true. 8 out of 100? >> i have the same doubts that you had when i got this information from our national counter-terrorism center because it is inconceivable to me to have a commander-in-chief and a president who would knowingly return those who are either known or suspected terrorists or those who had very close ties with known or suspects terrorists back on to our streets four country. unfortunately, that's exactly what happened. there were over 400 illegal immigrants who came from central

asia into our country of those there were hundreds who had either ties to terrorists or were terrorists themselves. as you said, the biden administration arrested letting them all go back into their country other than 8. this is where we are working very closely with the department of homeland security and the fbi with our national counter-terrorism center to make sure that we find them, that we remove them and that we have the letting in place to action -- to take that action to remove those from our country immediately who pose a threat. >> laura: director gabbard from the scale of 1 to 10. 10 being worse than you thought. how swampy is the intel community? 1 to 10? >> you know, i knew it was bad coming in. it's worse than i thought in a lot of different ways. i would love to come back and talk to you as we pull back the layers. really of getting rid of the weaponization within the intelligence community. the politicization. and those who are, frankly,

trying to shape intelligence according to their own view of their own agenda rather than just providing our policymakers and the president with that unbiased accurate timely intelligence that they need to make their decisions. this example that we just talked about, where the biden administration released these known or suspected terrorists or those with links to isis terrorists back into our country, you look at the dereliction of duty, but youless recognize this is one form of that politicization where the biden administration was so afraid of being labeled islam phones, you they took this bent and endangering our own national security that we have seen in that example but we have seen with the pro-hamas rallies on streets across the country we see with president trump he and i and the national security team are focusing our resources back

where they belong on keeping the american people safe and getting rid of those seek to come could us harm. >> laura: come back to see us. was biden funneling billions to his buddies? we will tell what you doge found, next. ♪

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>> laura: corruption, fraud, abuse of power. doge is exposing all of this, it's got one obstacle. mini obstacle. the democrat party. >> whatever doge is doing. it is certainly not, not what the democracy looks like or has ever looked like. >> current m modus operandi ran day of elon musk is a wrecking ball. >> there is literally a lack of transparency. >> laura: i love literally. someone has to teach her what

literally means in a sentence. we will get to that later. doge is the model of government transparency. it's not just disclosing the secret inner workings of government and so swampy here but the corrupt collusion with the private sector as well. now, let's look at one example, a business with a suspicious nun da plumb, vaccine company incorporated. the washington free beacon is reporting that the final months of the biden administration, the national institutes of health awarded $28 million to this mysterious venture-backed company. a biomedical firm founded just in 2022 whose chief financial officer has to be one of former president joe biden's top covid advisers. yeah. the companies post office box where the money is sent is in maryland but its business registration is 3,000 miles away in san francisco. the free beacon also reports that the generically named firm has no website. none of its top officers,

including its chief financial officers, former biden covid adviser sonia bernstein has disclosed their association to the company on their public resumes. now, it's probably just a tip of the iceberg but president trump has referenced this grift and how pay offs might have been happening. it did so today there needs to be investigations. this all smells bad and we know where this always leads. we need real consequences for the perpetrators. and president trump brought members of his cabinet and elon musk together today to lay down the law. congress needs to make real cuts. they need to work together. >> i thought it was a really good meeting. i don't want to see a big cut where a lot of good people are cut. i want the cabinet members to keep the good people and the people that aren't doing a good job that are unreliable, don't show up to work, et cetera, those people can be cut. we want them to keep the good people and so we're going to be watching them and elon and the

group are going to be watching them. if they can cut, it's better and if they don't cut, then elon will do the cutting. >> laura: a source familiar with the meeting told the angle there is a lot of attention. it got pretty heated at times. the friction we're told is because musk wants these cuts fast. but it takes time to implement them. the meeting was held as an opportunity to iron out some of the bumps they have run into along the way. now, musk also met with house and senate republicans yesterday to lay out doge's vision for 1 trillion in cuts. >> what was your message in there. >> there's a lot of room a lot of opportunities to improve expenditures in the government. and we are making good progress. >> he says let me just translate for you. he is really inpatient with this process. joining me now texas congress brandon gill. doge subcommittee. congressman, watching elon musk there as a chance being around him just a little bit. you know, he gets engineers in a room and says why is this not

working right. let's work through the problem. they work through it. they stay up all night working through it. congress is different you just got there you are very young. but they love spends up in congress. >> they do. and it was great to meet with elon musk yesterday, there is a lot of push back from the left saying that elon doesn't meet with congress. that he is going rogue and doing his own thing that the fact that the reality couldn't be more different. he met with the doge committee yesterday. we strategized how we can work together with him on the subcommittee and what is he doing in the executive. >> laura: what are you going to do? those are nice words. how are you going to cut spending up there. >> what is he doing is identifying enormous amount of waste. house republicans over the past two years have been begging the administration. the biden administration in the administrative state for information on where our money is actually going. and they have been stonewalled every single step of the way. elon musk has been able to get inside the administrative state

with his algorithms and go through line by line where our money is actually going and the results are really astounding. i mean, we talk about so many different vicious uses for federal tax dollars. but what i found most fascinating was how utterly inefficient and bureaucratic our federal government actually is. i mean, he talked about a treasury system that doesn't require you to input a description of where your money is actually going. >> laura: yeah. congressman, here's my frustration with all are you the youngest. >> i'm the youngest republican. >> youngest republican in congress. you have been here a minute. but evan here like 30 years i'm sad to say but yes, that's how long. i have never seen people more addicted to the growth of government than 90% of the people sitting up -- both parties. both parties are guilty. he comes in he is like wait, this company is going to literally collapse if we don't get the spending out of control.

that means laws have to be passed. >> yep. >> you don't have the numbers to pass those kinds of laws to breakthrough to the other side. what can you actually do? concretely do? we know what he is doing. what can you do. >> we know what he is doing. let's walk through the process of how we actually implement these cuts. the first step is what we are in right now. actually identifying, qualifying where all of this money is going. and then the next step is quantifying it. and we got to get scores from the cbo. >> congressional budget office, that takes time. >> that's exactly right. that takes time. then we got to categorize. this fiscal year 2026 or fiscal year 2025 which we are in right now. and then once we do that. then we can start cutting it out of the federal budget and can i tell you for this next fiscal year, we are going to be taking a flamethrower to the waste that elon musk. >> laura: better. these midterms don't go the right way, we are looking at the democrats already planning to impeach president trump.

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♪ lawyer the left was adamant, people would die if they didn't get sex change surgery. >> gender affirming care improves the psychological well-being of transgender truth. >> gender affirming care has changed children's lives for the better in many cases save those glifs we know what happens when transgender and nonbinary children are refused gender affirming care rates of depression, anxiety and suicide all increase. >> laura: that's all disgusting and the opposite is true new studied from the university of texas found that trans patients had heightened psychologic distress two years after getting the surgery. researches say that rates of depression, suicidal ideation

substance abuse higher for those patients. joining me now nicole a de-transitioned woman. a doctor transition whistleblower. lowe, let's start with you. your reaction tonight now that this study is out confirming what dr. paul mchugh found in research many, many years ago. >> it's really comes as no surprise. it's not exactly the first study actually that's shown this but it is the most recent and i'm surprised that these researchers even admitted that there actually is an increase in mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, especially post surgery. this goes along with not only my own experience as somebody who has gone through the entire course of these procedures including a surgery before i was 18 but also that of many of the other de-transitioners who i am friends with and in contact with. >> laura: the directors of the department. >> never mind. >> laura: sorry, khloe.

>> their mental health issues are not resolved at all by these procedures. in fact, often go up because it's a physical treatment for problems that ultimately are psychologic in nature. and these surgeries, especially, are really a living hell to go through and recover from. >> laura: dr. haim, your reaction tonight, again, confirming what we really did know which lie perpetrated for political reasons. >> the implications of the study cannot be overstated because we have to remember that the benefit they propose for these surgeries and these medications was an improvement in mental health. that was the sole reason for all the risks with the surgeries. so, with that gone, then they have no reason, no benefit for these interventions. but i think that chloe cole brings up a good point. it's surprising that they would make these admissions.

but, one thing that really hasn't been discussed about this study is the conclusions. even in their conclusion they say that these interventions are absolutely necessary but that they're just has to be psychologic care afterwards. >> laura: follow up. >> yeah. they don't even consider the interventions themselves are the very cause for the deterioration of these individuals' mental health. it is no surprise because the authors of the study. i believe joshua lewis is the first author. he is a medical student, right? and he has a history of publishing, you know, multiple woke papers with other authors. and he is actually from baylor college of medicine, the same institution with tch who lied about doing these trans interventions that almost landed me in prison for 10 years. >> yeah. so he is part of the whole operation. again, it seems like it's all good news. chloe, they really can't admit, but, again, dr. paul mchugh,

pediatric specialist, world renowned noted that most young people grow out of this. and you got to let them develop through time. i'm simplifying his many, many findings. but he was a director of the department of psychiatric and behavioral care at john hopkins. he wrote the definitive paper about this. and chloe, i think that, look, your parents were told, what, about your condition, just so people can understand this? >> almost everything that my mom and dad were told by our doctors, by our different physicians, and first, our psychologists who were supposed to help me and help us as a family through this, they had said to my mom and dad that this was the tonal treatment that was possible. it was the only -- it was the only choice that they gave to us it was basically an ultimatum of

either i transition, i become happier, i become healthier both physically and mentally or i end up dying. i have to contend with going through my natural pursuant and puberty and me experiencing suicidal ideation and possibly taking my own life. they talked about the high suicides rates of the transgender community to rope these parents in and having to say yes to something that they otherwise would not this really needs to be delved into and there needs to be consequences for those who knowingly perpetrated this fraud and did physical and mental harm to children all across this country and adults have to be consequences. >> absolutely. >> laura: chloe, dr. haim, thank you both. then ahead dr. newsom dorance sessions on a key issue for democrats. ♪

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>> laura: gavin newsom wants to be your next president. thus sees looking around at his party and it's gotten pretty por so what to pivot. >> you should come out and be like you know what, a young man who's about to win the state championship in the long jump in female sports, that should not happen. you as the governor should step up and say no. >> i appreciate that. >> would you do something like that, would you say no man in female sports? >> i think it's an issue of fairness, i agree. that's easy to call out, the unfairness. >> laura: so is this politically expedient or is this real and heartfelt? joining me now editor in chief, alex what is it? is he feeling it really, he's finally gotten it that is 6'5" swimmer, male swimmer is almost always going to beat a female at the top of the top, is that just occurred to him?

>> you know what's going on here but first of all i have to showed out my friend charlie who did a superlative job. he busted newsom so many times. out of the gate he called him out for not letting his son join the podcast and show up to see charlie even though he's a huge fan because he had to go to school after newsom kept the kids out of school for 2 years. he also busted newsom for letting san francisco get cleaned up for xi jinping but not the actual citizens who pay taxes. that was pretty sweet stuff to watch but you got it, he's inoculating himself. what he's doing is introducing and pivoting from the worst moments of his horrible tenure as my governor, starting with the trans-stuff where california has been at the forefront of the gender experimentation on children. newsom acts like he's working with i.c.e. we've had an open border my entire life. he was respectful of charlie's faith. he block people from having worship services in their homes during the coronavirus so he's acting like mr. moderate but he's a true radical who allowed

a 50 billion-dollar bill to trump-proof california. he's just not. he's running for president, don't get fooled. >> laura: hakeem jeffries whoso post to be 1 of the leaders of the party was asked about this evolution. watch. >> gavin newsom's comments saying that democrats were in the wrong for letting transgender athletes compete in female in girls sports. what is your response great. >> democrats oppose unleashing sexual predators on girls throughout the united states. >> laura: what? i don't even know what that means. their policies ensure that girls are going to be preyed upon i'm in who pretend to be women. and of story. >> the democrat party will not be satisfied until every female track event in the united states

has 3 men on the podium. only then will their job for done, were not a single woman is on the podium for a female track event or swimming event or anything like that. there's such a loser issue for them and i hope they stay this confused for the rest of the cycle. >> laura: 1 of your other really dear pals, tim walz, was asked about his old running mate kamala harris and the future of the party. watch. >> is kamala harris a future leader for the democratic party? >> i certainly think she could be. >> do you think she should run for president? >> if that is something she should do i think she had a positive message. i think i own this with her. were we able to deliver? obviously not. >> laura: shocking that they did not make it with that logic. >> it's so appealing compared to a smiley face charlie having a

good time with newsom. they are lost in terms of their leadership class. harris i hope runs for president because maybe she won't come back to california to be governor but everyone knows she ran a terrible campaign and will run a terrible 1 if she runs again. she's so far in front of the democrat primary if you look at the polling that no one is close and that's going to be a disaster because she's not going to improve. she's not that sharp. sadly i think they are going to talk her into coming back and i will be stuck with her. >> laura: please come back. we miss the word salad. thank you, great to see you. that's it for us tonight. if you like what you saw of my trip to gitmo, there is more inside look at gitmo. available now on fox nation so please check it out. follow me on social media, instagram blowing up and that's all because of you. thank you for watching, it's american now and forever. jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... every time i see what democrats are up to